Physicians Outfits and Surgical Tools Ad at Indianapolis Firm
A fragment lists physicians outfits, emergency satchels, instrument sets, operating gowns and cushions, pocket knives with spatula, and Labh Cabinets from E M Campbell Co over Columbia National Bank at 14 and 16 East Washington Street. Also mentions surgical instrument makers Armstrong, Wer BM, 224 and 2% S&S Meridian St Indianapolis, Ind.
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E. M. Campbell & Co
Columbia Nnionz Bank
East Washington Street
Labh
Wer
Arrmstrom
E & Co Surgical Instrument Makers
S&s
Meridian St
Indianapolis
Ind
Review of Mr Valentine’s First Book Reveals Subtle Triumph
The critique praises the debut volume for unobtrusiveness and its focus on the beauty of the world we inhabit and the shared human spirit. It notes a quiet literary achievement in presenting art as a noble reflection of daily life and collective humanity.
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Mr. Valentine
Bachelors and Old Maids Coterie Establishes Vow
Williamsburg settles a quirky pact with ten bachelors and ten young women taking lifelong vows to stay single. A pension fund at sixty five, strict by-laws, uniforms for the maids, and fines support the plan while a rival plotting group threatens a clash at the outset.
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Williamsburg
N. Y
Alexander
Graham Avenue
Wall Paper Plant Burned Near Hackensack
The Campbell Wall Paper Company plant near Hackensack New Jersey was destroyed by a fire tonight causing an estimated loss of 175000 dollars. Fire officials investigated the blaze as crews battled the flames throughout the evening.
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Wall Paper
Hackensack
N. J
Campbell Wall Paper Company
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Warns Teething Mothers
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a long trusted teething remedy. It claims to soothe gums relieve wind colic regulate bowels and treat diarrhoea. Also promotes Glenn's Cleaner Soap for skin conditions and other beauty aids.
Murderous assault in Terre Haute shadows Indiana news
In Terre Haute Indiana Matthew Alexander a negro killed Thomas Burke by slashing his throat and wounded Mrs Burke in the sleeping room at midnight Burke a 40 year old motorman and brother of former street railway superintendent Michael Burke died beside his wife who was also slashed Alexander fled and police hunt him police fear lynching as crowds gather no clear motive given though Alexander had recent cocaine use pending investigation
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Matthew Alexander
Thomas Burke
Burke
Alexander
Chicago
Piqua
Gibson elected to joint senator post in Crawford Perry Spencer counties
The Crawford Perry Spencer joint senator seat will be filled by T J Gibson after Suddarth resigns to care for his ailing father. Gibson, a Perry county farmer, has twice carried Perry county as a legislative candidate. J F Winchell of Tobinsport was named for joint representative for Crawford and Perry counties. In Versailles, Daniel E Storms urged support for secretary of state at the Republican convention, which also named a ticket for local offices. Howard county Republicans report a strong 60 day poll with rising Republican first voters and many converts, predicting a Republican majority of about 2000.
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Indianapolis Journal
Camelton
Ind
T. J. Gibson
Jerry L. Suddarth
Crawford
Perry
Spencer
Suddarth
Gibson
Perry County
J. F. Winchell
Tobinsport
Versailles
Daniel E. Storms
F. M. Thompson
T. E. Day
Correct
E. C. Zimmerman
Batesville
John Harper
Will C. Prentice
Osgood
Dr. Beckett
Benham
A. J. Larrabee
William Schulenberg
Friendship
Phillip Schumaker
Sanpan
Kokomo
Howard County
Center Township
Conference Appointments in White River District
The White River Conference of the United Brethren Church in Marion Indiana closed with yearly minister appointments. Five new preachers were ordained and the service at First United Brethren Church included Y M C A participation. Bishop Kephart spoke at a large meeting and long lists of district appointments across Indianapolis Marion and surrounding towns were announced, naming presiding elders and many ministers.
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Indianapolis
Marion
Ind
White River
United Brethren Church
First
United Brethren
Kephart
F. E. Shannon
Anderson
F. C. Blake
Andersonville
A. M. Shaw
Blue River
H. Good
Columbus
Frankton
BE. W. Collamore
Greenfield
F. H. Linville
Greenstork
M. F. Aehee Greenwood
M. O. Jarvis
Huntsville
A. Wilmore
W. M. Karstadt
Innapolis
G. M. Myers
Lynn
A. Kissel
Middletown
C. E. Hunt
Mohawk
M. A. Robbins
New Castle
Portland
Alice Pipe
Phoenix
A. D. Williams
Redkey
W. Speepeee
Saratoga
D.W. Zartman
Beisa E.ecately Union
H. J. Russell
Wabash
J. A. Jay
Ec Evangelists
W. F. Hunt
Trambarger
Hiatt Family Reunion Held at Lakeside Park Ridgeville
Ridgeville Indiana September 7 The Hiatt family reunion gathered about 150 descendants of three Wales born brothers who settled in Pennsylvania and North Carolina before the Revolutionary War. Marriages linked to McNees Coxes Baileys Addingtons Pickets Peacocks Shultzes Hellers and Stanleys. Eli Hiatt presided as president with M R Hiatt of Ridgeville and J G Stanley of Ridgeville News as secretary treasurer.
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Indianapolis Journal
Ridgeville
Ind
Hiatt
Lakeside Park
Wales
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Ohio
Union
Indiana
McNees
Coxes
Baileys
Addingtons
Pickets
Peacocks
Shultzes
Hellers
Stanleys
Henry B. Cox
Winchester
Farmland
Eli Hiatt
Terre Haute Republicans Seek Foraker Visit for Campaign Start
Republican campaign managers in Terre Haute Indiana await word on inviting Senator Foraker to deliver opening remarks. State Chairman Goodrich pledged support for bringing the Ohio senator on Monday September 2. If he cannot attend, plans will move forward soon with dates for Indiana senators to follow. efforts include Congressman Holliday and others.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Republican County
Senator Foraker
Goodrich
Ohio
Munday
Indiana
Holliday
Sae Hale Ma
Indiana Normal School Prep for Large Fall Attendance
Indiana Normal at Terre Haute reports rising interest two weeks before term start on September 25. Improvements to buildings and equipment aim for a bigger enrollment than last year, with faculty updates including Miss Mary Moran’s absence and Miss Rose Cox filling in, and Prof. Charles Dryer’s geography text accepted at Oxford. Football prospects look strong with several returning players and new coach search underway.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana State Normal
Parsons
County Institute
Mary Moran
Rose Cox
Mary Anderson
Europe
Charles Dryer
University of Oxford
Indiana
Dryer
Fort Wayne High School
Kimmell
Wellman
Robert Harris
Old settlers reunions and firemen monument dedication
Special from Indiana reports Clay Owen counties old settlers reunion in Bowling Green with James Barcus and R L Keith as speakers. Jay county and Darke county settlers held gatherings in Portland with Lafollette McGriff among speakers. New Albany volunteers firemen monument dedication at Fairview Cemetery costing 1300 with city and citizens contributions and remarks by Judge Dowling and Judge Barker.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bowling Green
Ind
Clay
Owen Counties
James A. Barcus
Terre Haute
R. L. Keith
Barcus
Brazil
Portland
Jay County
Darke County
Ohio
Ankrom Grove
John F. Lafollette
Emerson E. McGriff
New Albany
Fairview Cemetery
Supreme Court
Alexander Dowling
Henry 8. Barker
Louisville
Reverend Carter officiates double wedding in Evansville
This morning at Holy Innocents Episcopal Church Rev Edwin Carter united Miss Minnie Allen with Mr Henry P Yenowine and Miss Claudia Decker with Mr Walter Gottman. Gottman, a Denver businessman, will reside there with his bride, Yenowine a Milwaukee newspaper man who recently located in Evansville. The bridal couples left for Louisville to spend a few days.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Edwin Carter
Holy Innocents Episcopal Church
Minnie Allen
Henry P. Yenowine
Claudia Decker
Walter Gottman
Gottman
Denver
Yenowine
Milwaukee
Louisville
Four Madison farmers sue American Tin Plate over duck creek pollution
Four Madison county farmers Isaac C. Peck Lewis Gwin Jacob Sperry and Jane Bright filed suits in Madison Circuit Court seeking 2000 damages each for pollution of Duck creek running through their farms. The cases were venued to the county for trial. If they win the actions may spur numerous similar filings.
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Indianapolis Journal
Ind
Madison County
Isaac C. Peck
Lewis Gwin
Jacob Sperry
Jane Bright
Madison
American Tin Plate Company
Duck Creek
Funeral Held For Mrs Hawkins Of Antioch
Portland Ind Sept 7 funeral of Mrs William Hawkins of Antioch who died from heart failure was held today She weighed 348 pounds and her casket was among the largest seen in the area Covington Ind Sept 7 Barn and contents burned at the W H Young farm south of Attica before dawn today with extensive damage reported
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
William Hawkins
Antioch
Abe
Covington, Inc
W. H. Young
Attica
Fire destroys large farm in Rush County losses near six thousand
The Friday night blaze gutted a three story structure measuring sixty by seventy feet with a metal roof. Losses included twelve hundred bushels of wheat two hundred oats eighteen rye and 120 bushels of corn sixty sacks of oil meal thirty five tons of Timothy hay twenty tons of baled straw and farming machinery. Insurance was minimal. In Rushville a farmer W Stewart Miller was buried after being fatally shot by his son in law. Coroner Green delays verdict. Clingman held without bond.
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Indianapolis Journal
Rushville
Ind
W. Stewart Miller
Walker Township
Rush County
George W. Winfrey
Hurst Cemetery
Green
Clingman
NineYearOld Girl Hurts In Trolley Fire Accident
In Muncie Indiana on September 7 nine year old Margaret Lewis moved near an illuminated toy trolley car and her clothing caught fire. Her parents Bert and Mrs. Lewis tried to rescue her and suffered serious burns on their limbs. The girl escaped serious injury.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Margaret Lewis
Bert Lewis
Street Fair Association Returns Candidate Funds
TERRE HAUTE Ind Sept 7 The Street Fair Association ruled candidates for office are victims of schemes to raise money for public and semi public enterprises and unanimously ordered returned to the candidates their subscriptions to the expense fund of the street fair.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
The
Street Fair Association
Farmhand fatally injured in haymow fall near Marion
William Kurts, a farmhand, died last evening after falling from the haymow at the William Lomax farm south of Marion Indiana. He struck his head and suffered a brain concussion and a fractured right shoulder. Kurts leaves a large family.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
William Kurts
William Lomax
Kurtis
Ind. trio forms biggest oil company in Tennessee
W. W. Sterling Ethan L. Arnold and M. L. Stevenson of Elkhart Indiana have joined to create the largest oil company in the state with Knoxville as the developing base.
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Indianapolis Journal
Knoxville, Tenn
W. W. Sterling
Ethan L. Arnold
M. L. Stevenson
Elkhart, Ind
City Council Sets 1.15 Levy for Water Works and Streets
In Kokomo the City Council approved a 1.15 property tax levy for next year, 15 cents higher than last year, to fund water works purchases and street rebuilding. In Portland a lone highwayman tried to rob George Lande, a Geneva oil district foreman, but Lande fled with his horse and buggy, carrying $500 intended to pay workers.
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Kokomo
Portland
George Lande
Geneva
Lawde
Roach Former U S Senator From North Dakota Dead
William Nathaniel Roach former United States senator from North Dakota 1893 to 1899 died in New York after a long cancer illness. Born September 1 1849 in Washington he earlier served as Larimore mayor and twice sought the governorship. Interment will be in Washington with funeral plans pending.
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New York
William Nathaniel Roach
United States
North Dakota
Senate
Washington
Roach
William N. Roach
Georgetown University
United States Quartermaster’s Department
Dakota Territory
Larimore
Mr. Roach
Alexander L. Pollock
Salt Lake City
Death of Gen James A Williamson in Jamestown
Gen James A Williamson of New York dies in Jamestown at night. He was a noted lawyer who moved from Kentucky to New York and built a large practice. Brevet brigadier general in the Civil War for bravery, he served as commissioner of public lands under President Grant and led the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad before its Santa Fe merger, then served as its counsel. Survived by widow and four daughters. body to be taken to New York for burial.
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Newport
R. L
James A. Williamson
New York
Jamestown
R. IL
Williamson
Kentucky
Grant
Atlanta & Pacific Railroad
The
Santa Fe
Bodies of Mr and Mrs Charles L Fair Arrive in New York
In a mortuary chapel aboard the steamship St Louis the bodies of Mr and Mrs Charles L Fair are laid out after a France automobile accident. The chapel is black draped with white ribbons and abundant flowers. Caskets were consigned by Henry De Boerntel to Hermann Oelrichs and moved to Grand Central depot for the Chicago special car Ben Wyzie.
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New York
St. Louis
Charles L. Fair
France
Henry de Boerntel
Hermann Oelrichs
Death of Rev C F Zimmermann editor in Cleveland
The Rev C F Zimmermann editor of German Evangelical Magazine and long time Wisconsin Conference presid ing elder died in Cleveland at fifty nine. He had resided there for seven years and was a prominent church figure.
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Cleveland
C. F. Zimmermann
Wisconsin
Zim
Germans stage autumn maneuvers amid Blues Reds clash
Frantic preparations as 92 000 troops spread across a 30 by 50 mile area near Frankfort on the Oder. The Blues, assumed Russians, total about 50 000 with infantry cavalry artillery and support units. Reds form the opposing force of over 40 000 led by Third Army Corps and First Division of the Guard. Cavalry outposts linked Meseritz Schwiebus and Bentschen as the general staff observes from Berlin.
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Frankfort-On-The-Oder
Posen
Empire
Blues
Obra
Oder
Reds
Third Army
Meseritz
Schwiebus
Bentschen
William
Germany
Italy
Australia
Great Britain
Russian
United States
Earl Roberts
Kelly Kennickgen
Ian Hamilton
Emperor to aid ease Polish German tensions in Posen
In Prussian Poland at Posen the Emperor discussed social frictions with Archbishop Stablewski and suggested measures to ease tension. Poles refuse business with Germans, Germans buy from Germans, creating a silent trade war enforced by social codes. The dispute centers on language in schools, notably the German Lord’s Prayer, with the Polish Catholic Church backing the Polish position.
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Posen
Prussian Poland
Stablewski
Russia demands passage of Russian torpedo boats through Dardanelles
Constantinople reports Russia refuses to accept the Turkish decline to let four unarmed torpedo boats pass under a commercial flag. Russia has addressed a note to Turkish authorities insisting the boats be allowed to pass, and the Porte is expected to appeal to the powers on the matter.
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Constantinople
Russia
Porte
Dardanelles
Knox Seeks Clear Title on Panama Canal Property
Attorney General P. C. Knox arrived seeking a clear title to property the United States purchased from the Panama Canal Company. Reports note other international incidents including a Persian shah’s Paris trip, a Barcelona police clash at a workers meeting leaving one dead and several wounded, and Hungarian premier Coleman De Szell contributing to a flag presentation in New York.
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P. C. Knox
United States
Coleman de Szell
New York
Detachment of Rear Admiral Rodgers from Asiatic Station
Navy orders detach Rear Admiral Frederick Rogers from command of the Asiatic Station and direct his return to the United States. Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans remains in supreme command with Rear Admiral Frank Wilder as senior squadron commander.
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Washington
Navy Department
Frederick Rogers
Asiatic
United States
Rodgers
Robley D. Evans
Frank Wilder
Severe hailstorm hits El Paso with crippling floods
A cloudburst drenched El Paso on September 6 delivering fierce hail and winds up to forty miles per hour. Streets flooded to a foot in depth delaying streetcar traffic for an hour as hail piled two inches in places, described as the most severe hailstorm in the area.
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EL Paso
Tex
Ater
Man Killed As Train Collides With Locomotive
Broken Bow Nebraska September 7 a west bound passenger train No 41 struck the locomotive of an extra at the east end of Broken Bow ward killing a man and wrecking the locomotive as details remained to be learned.
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Broken Bow
Neb
Broken Bow Ward
Interurban Time Card Details Routes and Connections
Schedule notes for Anderson Muncie and Marion area lines show trains at 1a m 1la m 2p m and 5 p m with stated travel times to Anderson and Muncie. Direct connections occur at the West Maryland Street station while express cars depart Indianapolis Kentucky and South Capitol avenues with a 5 30 a m earliest service and links to Elwood Marion and Alexandria.
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Anderson
Muncie
Mario Aneane
West Maryland Street
Indianapolis
Kentucky
South Capitel Avenues
Elwood
Marion
Alexandria
Indianapolis and Hast ern Railway Greenfield Line Timetable
The Indianapolis and Hast ern Railway announces a 1902 timetable effective August 15 for Greenfield Knightstown and related stations. Passenger cars depart from Georgia Indian streets from 6 57 a m to 8 57 p m with an 11 15 p m final run and combined passenger express at 11 37 a m 3 57 p m and 6 57 p m. Freight service to Greenfield and intermediate stations arrives at Georgia Meridian at 8 00 a m and 1 00 p m with departures at 8 00 a m 3 39 p m.
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Greenfield
Knightstown
Tht
Georgia
Meridian
Mooresville Indiana Passenger Schedule Fragments
Disjointed timetable notes describe cars from Mooresville to Indianapolis with departures at 5 45 a m 6 29 a m and later to a 10 o clock final. Service also references Penneylvania ington streets and Georgia Meridian routes with morning and afternoon departures and last cars at 10 p m.
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Penneylvaniaington Streets
Georgia
Meridian
Train Attack Delays Traffic After Fatal Shooting
A violent incident today killed a colored man and wrecked two locomotives delaying trains for several hours. Passengers reported no injuries.
Frugal grocer’s dawn routine showcases steady commerce
A reader shares a vivid, if imperfect, glimpse of a New York grocer’s early morning routine as wagons arrive at 6 am. The narrator observes careful selection, modest waste, and steady product flow, highlighting thrift and steady business growth through small efficiencies.
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Hibben, Hollweg Importers & CO
West Baden
Monroe County
Knox County
Lad
Waterloo
Clay County
Cass County
Lake County
Nee Laporte County
Springfield
Fowler
Greene County
Fowler, In
Lawrence County
Mt. Vernon
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Clark County
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Lol
Del
Marion, O
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Sis Means
Squire Hawkins
National Portrait Gallery
James Lane Allen
Edward Uffington Valentine
Bowen-Merrill Company
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Tamie
Mr. Allen
Mrs. Winslow
Glenn
Terre Haste
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Gopher Hole
Indiana News
Ripley County Republicans
Hiatt Family Reunion
Indiana Normal School
Shelby County
Shelbyville
Will Tranly
Leonard
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Cox
Pee Jim Speeins
Godfrey
Haistell
Gipsy Queen
Hammoo Fairbanks
Spangle
Beish
Enslow
Ben
Burlington
George Black
Black
Viola E. Smith
John F. Smith
Nelson
Bedford
Ambrose Nichols
Mitchell
Calaboose
J. Hickman Smith
Indiana Notes
W. N. Roach
C. L
Mrs. Fair
Prussian
Poland
Cable Notes
Admiral Rodgers
Texas
Hood
Hoops Pitts
Ime
Ae Dall Hoepers Foran
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Sanday
East
Washington St
Paria
Bloom
Sprio
CIN. Ham. & Dain RY
City
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Toledo
Detroit Express
Cincinnati Limited
Detroit
Chicago Vestibole Monon Sccom
Decatur & Ie
St. Loge
Bositer
Richmond
Kennes Express
Lowinville
Martinsville
North Vernon
Kenia
Pittsburg
Kaspa Apion
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Richand
Bradford
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Phil
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Logansport
Vandalia ‘Line
St. Louis Limited
Union Traction .O
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West
Maryland Street
Indianapolis & Hastern Railway Company
Franklin
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Rapid Transit CO
Mooresville
Kentucky Avenue
Union Station
Greenwood
Franklin R. RK. CO
Thrifty Grocer
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