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;hm-had1 ac-PiStilandtwo,. G,strahadr onle e-in anaveG. A. Streets Sends A VeryInteresting Letter.Pullman, Wash., Nov. 20, 1922Mr. Joe Nickell, Browning, Mo.,a numworkefactor1yearshealthDear Friend:—It has been somettme since I wrote you any newsof the great Northwest, so willand incompetell you some things this morning. Weather has been mightyfallhad no snowenoughforPing I toagriculture. The fall wheat loolngerstol,ith’srgeuLizedgood with the exception of beingthin in spots. Business this yearupbetter than in 1921 but fromthen to now has slumped seriously with me and I think this isStillandnmgmerchantsIn order that your readers maya patiplainirpast yfriendvond ihis datoo, scwas rewhileMarceparalybody.compareof the staples* sugar is selling alonetill’s•«hundred. Good potatoes00, common at 65 to 75c,him h(linger*called1922 amonthwerejmo-flour at $2 00 per sack, butter at surviv60c pound, eggs’ 50c dozen andthey are scarce.incihadOne of the Brantner boys fromcamemefor j the other day, he has a thousandwife, .four dMrs.May C’raidHesacks of potatoes to selLtheWell, Joe, I am sorry you didsadywasintonot get elected to office and willsay that I am sure I would havepoliticsbeen there to vote. I live in atheLUtO-|*very strong Republican precinci, ' in fact, there were only nineI on-Dcmocratic ballots called for atthe Primary but there were 60liev-1 votes cast for the Demccratito!c:'VOl-Senator at the General Election.manyLynchsons, (and S.son, Ilt;sistersbach sand Mand, T.City, iand tvFuner,M. E.Nov. 2w, , . . . . • * *. * . ■ .larg- bera complain of not getting theiriblvdidpingpaper? I don’t miss many but Ithat hadimportant itemsI failed to see any thing abouti en -, thq. death of Mr. Jeff Kennedylurs-, who was called The Fatherwith i Browning,'’ or Uncle Alex Purdinbers ; who lived in Linn county nearlyrted seventy years and was past nine-got- , ty-fiwe when he died. Did notacci- see in your paper that Mi's. M. R.shed Street was visiting in Colorado,were and they live between Browningand Purdin, Fern Street made apastored byChurclthe Jetendintanceand MMrs. CChillicbors ethe beWeto thely assivisit in Calhoun, Colo,, and I americs sure he is a subscriber of theDr. Leader-Record.en mMr. W.G.Beckett who was theand dbandmanyMrsnind president of the Purdin Merc. Co.and patronized the Leader-Recordsum* for many years passed away lastjues-r thesummer and I missed the paperthat told of his death or printedi not .obituary.uest.A? there have been on Purdinat it I item® the past twoI amely a j wondering if44ie toissues,A. G.” has left oTheThere sumNextfor prthe m1 inquiGof SirI hope you will find space forfRich thisdetter and that other sub-i thesenwhen sonmeatit hefaceiarl;ssuitefacewill writ e and teL! thewill 1and itEver}will write and tell the 1 attenlt;Yours very truly,G. A. Street.Farm For Sale!Well improved farm of 160 a-cres, known as the Price Mespite Quown farm. Call on( L.McQuown. Phone 122Bas ofFriinew 1got Ugo anpa an
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Thu, Nov 30, 1922
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