Rotarians pay final tribute to Dinwoodey
Pocatello Rotarians held a memorial for Charles Dinwoodey past district governor of the Utah Idaho Rotary district who died Sunday. Arthur Petersen praised him as a beloved Rotarian with deep faith and public service noting his leadership at the April Pocatello district conference. Dinwoodey’s funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 pm in Idaho Falls.
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Pocatello Rotarians
Charles Dinwoodey
Utah-Idaho
Rotary
Idaho Fall
Arthur Petersen
Dinwoodey
Petersen
Mr. Dinwoodey
Salt Lake
Pocatello
William Rampton
Mr. Petersen
Pocatello Club
L. D
H. H. Whittlesey
Wallace Allred
Preston
Frank Brown
J. J. Raaf
Tech Eleven Winds Up Stiff Practice
The Tech eleven completed a hard drill at Hutchinson field in preparation for Saturday’s game with Albion Normal at Burley. Brimhall is out at left tackle and Sell, nursing a shoulder injury, may start but likely rests later.
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Tech
Hutchinson Field
Albion
Burley
Brimhall
Sell
Utah Frosh
Black
Miller
Keiley
Powell
Campbell
Tatro
Hodson
Norby
Ball
Cowan
Johnson
Free trial offer for rupture treatment from W. A. Rice
A public notice urges ruptured individuals to request a free trial of a stimulating rupture remedy. It promises tightening of muscles and closure of the opening without a truss, warns of gangrene risk, and urges immediate action with a coupon path.
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Rice
E. Main
Adams
N. Y
Missionary meeting and YMCA gym classes announced
The Presbyterian Missionary Society will meet Friday at Mrs. Charles A. Brown's home with Mrs. Oscar Donalison assisting. A reception for new members follows the planned Christmas box gifts for Albion Academy pupils. YMCA gym classes start next week for two groups to build muscular coordination for basketball.
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The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Charles A. Brown
North
Oscar Donalison
Norma Masterson Smith
Ross
Albion Academy
Franklinton
N. C
First Meeting of the Brotherhood of the Church
The first meeting will be held at the church on Friday October 30 at 6 30 PM. The ladies serve a fellowship dinner, then a short meeting to plan a permanent organization. The session closes promptly at eight, allowing attendees to join other meetings. All interested men, members or not, are invited.
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Brotherhood of the Christian Church
Short Line Tie Treating Plant Expands Capacity at Pocatello
The Short Line tie treating plant closes this week for piping work to a third new retort recently installed. Major improvements are under way and the new tank will raise Pocatello plant capacity by one third from 5,000 ties daily. The third cylinder mainly treats piling and timbers and all piling for the Union Pacific system is produced at Pocatello.
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Pocatello
Union Pacific
Labor Shortage Hits Pocatello Rail Shops And Cars
Scarcity of unskilled labor in Pocatello affects the Short Line maintenance of way and car departments. Two months of increased railroad business drive demand for workers, with beet field harvesting pulling labor away for crops.
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Pocatello
Pole Waldek Zbyzsko defeats Reginald Siki in finish match
Salt Lake City reports Waldek Zbyzsko the giant Pole defeated Reginald Siki claimant of the world colored heavyweight wrestling championship two falls to one. Siki won the first fall after short wrestling but Zbyzsko pinned the Negro twice in fourteen minutes to win the match.
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Salt Lake City
Waldek Zbyzsko
Giant Pole
Reginald Siki
Siki
Pole
Wyoming Football Stops in Pocatello En Route to Montana State
The University of Wyoming football team halted in Pocatello on their way from Laramie to Bozeman to play Montana State College Friday. After the game they will return through Pocatello to Logan for a date with the Utah Aggies next week. Wyoming has yet to be scored on this season.
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University of Wyoming
Pocatello
Laramie
Bozeman
Mont
Montana State College
Logan
Utah Aggies
Beet shipments surge to Idaho factories this week
Excellent weather has beet shipments to Idaho sugar factories running exceptionally heavy this week. If the weather stays fine, practically the entire crop should be loaded by the end of next week. Two beet trains operate on the Idaho division of the Short Line and four on the Montana division.
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Idaho
Short Line
Montana
Halloween vandals clash with fence at Burnett home
Police report shows Halloween celebrants damaged a fence at 753 West Benton the night before. Officers are investigating and will impose severe consequences if the responsible youths are caught.
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Hallowe’en
Deer hunting claim questioned after hunt in Robinson Bar
Ed Barton of the Short Line engineering department and L F Racine spent last week deer hunting in Robinson Bar country and report killing a deer but have not brought it to Pocatello. Stories of their prowess are being discounted until evidence is produced.
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Ed Barton
Short Line Engineering Department
L. F. Racine
Robinson Bar Country
Pocatello
Union Pacific managers tour main line and branches
Vice President E. C. Calvin and General Manager H. V. Platt conduct an inspection trip over the main line and branches visiting Emmett Payette Ontario and Burns today.
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E. C. Calvin
Union Pacific
H. V. Platt
Emmett
Payette
Ontario
Burns
Indian man held on intoxication charge and bond forfeited
Oscar Wildcat was taken into custody Wednesday night by police on the charge of intoxication. He was released on a 25 bond but failed to appear for court this morning and his bond was declared forfeited.
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Oscar Wildcat
Stenographer Miss Lillian Shaver Returns From Illness
Miss Lillian Shaver a stenographer in the chief dispatchers office at the Short Line resumes duties after a ten day sick leave. She was ill at her home in Nampa.
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Lillian Shaver
Short
Miss Shaver
Nampa
George Green Jr. Returns to Help Ill Father in Pocatello
George Green Jr. arriving in Pocatello from Salt Lake City to assist his ailing father hospitalized locally. He has been in Salt Lake City for two months prior to travel.
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George Green, Jr
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Miss Mabel Kasiska Visits Her Idaho Family
Miss Mabel Kasiska daughter of W F Kasiska cashier of the Lava Hot Springs bank spends a day in town visiting relatives and her hometown family.
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Mabel Kasiska
W. F. Kasiska
Lava Hot Springs Bank
Birth of a son announced for Leo Metloff family
Mr and Mrs Leo Metloff announce the birth of a son yesterday at Lynn Brothers hospital.
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Leo Metloff
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Halloween Carnival Dance at Recreation Hall
Dance tonight at the recreation hall following the Hallowe'en carnival. L. D. 8 invites good music and good fun with a date listed as October 30 in the notice.
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Hallowe
L. D
Recreation Hall
Pocatello Residents Highlighted in Union Pacific Magazine
The November Union Pacific magazine features Pocatello residents including a baggage clerks' Twilight league photo tied for second place, A. R. Thompson head of the Pocatello track team at the UP meet, and Councilman George W. Oliver, senior engineer on the Idaho division, in a story on railroad and community activity.
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Pocatello
Union Pacific
Boy Scout Campaign Fund Reaches 3541 50
The Boy Scout drive under J. T. King has raised 3541.50 from 479 subscribers. Morning breakfasts at the Bannock and full days of canvassing describe the campaign, with a $6000 quota expected to be met by week’s end.
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J. T. King
the Bannock
Frien Junior High Clash Set for Saturday at Overland Park
Great interest is shown for a football game Saturday at Overland Park between Fran ken Junior High and Irvine Junior High. General admission is 35 cents and student fee 20 cents. Both schools expect a spirited, competitive contest driven by strong student loyalty.
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Overland Park
Franken Junior High School
Irvine Junior High
Fisherman Ted Powell Visits Town For Tackle Firm Meet
Ted Powell, renowned among local sportsmen for his premier fly rod collection, is in town to meet old cronies at the Bannock hotel 614 this evening and swap fishing stories.
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Ted Powell
Bannock Hotel
Field Representative Morris Visits Idaho for Trade Talks
Field Representative Morris of the Western Arms company interviews traders in town about arms trade prospects. Morris, based in Tacoma, has long visited this Idaho region and reconnected with old friends to discuss trip shooting.
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Morris
Western Arms Company
Tacoma
Idaho
Pioneer ladies of Pocatello move meeting date and venue
The Pioneer ladies of Pocatello shift their monthly meeting from the first Monday to the second and will hold sessions at the Chamber of Commerce on South Arthur, instead of the YWCA venue.
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Pioneer Ladies of
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
South Arthur
Visiting Pocatello Man Visits Jerome Parents
Ross Myer left today for Jerome to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Myer and his sister Mrs. H Walburn of Los Angeles. He expects to return to Pocatello Friday evening.
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Ross Myer
Jerome
Joseph Myer
H. Walburn
Los Angeles
Myer
Pocatello
Girls Headed for Capital Attired in Wen's Clothing
Two young women were picked up by a city detective while strolling on the viaduct attired in men’s clothing. Nell Harvey and Elsie Brooks, both from Salt Lake, stated they were en route on foot to Boise. They were booked, then handed to welfare director Miss Lelia Ely for partial return travel home. One said she is married. husband works in Bingham, Utah.
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Aurons
Nell Harvey
Elsie Brooks
Sait Lek
Boise
Lelia Ely
Bingham
Utah
Idaho
Funeral services set for former Idaho district governor
Funeral services for the late Charles Dinwoodey will be held in Idaho Falls Friday at 2 p.m. He was a past governor of Rotary for Idaho's fifth district and a well known figure statewide. News of his death reached Pocatello with deep regret. One son is in Germany. another to George Washington School of Law in Washington D C. He will pass through Pocatello tonight en route to Idaho Falls for the funeral.
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Charles Dinwoodey
Idaho Falls
Rotary
Idaho
Pocatello
Germany
Dean
George Washington School of Law
Washington, D. C
Steam shovel work ends for railroad bridge job
Steam shovel work at American Falls used for grade and line changes is complete and the machine is being dismantled before its move to Pocatello.
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American Falls
Pocatello
Mrs Moran Leaves Pocatello After Social Visit
Mrs. John Moran returns to San Francisco after a stay with her parents Mr and Mrs E C Kinney in Pocatello. She has inspired many social events during her visit and plans to resume her home duties.
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John Moran
E. C. Kinney
San Francisco
Moran
Pocatello
Y Board and Roundup Club Meet Tonight at Y Reading Room
The Y board of directors and Roundup Club meet at the Y reading room at 7 30 this evening to conduct important business. Members of both organizations are urged to attend.
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Y’ Board of Directors
Y’ ‘Roundup Club
Local collision injures two men and hospital updates
Mr. Hensen suffered a broken hand cuts on his face injury to one eye loss of a finger tip a bruised foot and a dislocated hip in the accident and remains partially incapacitated. He resides at 1053 North Ninth avenue. George A. Green, seriously ill and removed to a local hospital Tuesday, was reported slightly improved this afternoon.
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Hensen
North
Ninth Avenue
George A. Green
Judge Ridgerton to Visit Lincoln Neb in Coming Days
Judge J. W. Ridgerton plans to depart within days for a trip to his former hometown of Lincoln Nebraska. He will visit relatives and inspect his old haunts during the journey.
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J. W. Ridgerton
Lincoln, Neb
Community notices highlight events and fundraisers
Local groups announce a series of events including a cooked food sale at the Bookstore Pharmacy, a Halloween costume party at Odd Fellows Hall, and meetings for the Northern Star Missionary Society and Tyhee Hour social club. Also listed are Neighbors of Woodcraft elections, Eagles dances, a Masons degree conferment, a rummage sale under the viaduct, and clothing drive details.
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Methodist Aid
Odd Fellows and Rebeccas
Hallowe’en
Odd Fellows Hall
Northern Star Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
G. W. Barnum
South Fifth Avenue
Tyhee
Fred Trehant
Woodcraft
Palm Leaf Circle No. 19
Eagles
Miss Rossille
Keystone Lodge No. 81
A. F
A. M
College Club
Mesdames van Evera Rogers
R. F. Hutchinson
C. H. Pinkerton
H. A. Chase
W. G. McRuhr
Will Smith
C. B. Johnson
Tech Notes at Frazier Hall End of Techniad Controversy
President Rutherford Retherford said no further statements on the Techniad issue and called the matter dead as students crowded the morning assembly. Beatrice Hurst read three pieces with Negro dialect impressed the audience while singing under Professor Neilsen. Home economics club mask hall plans are set for Friday at 8 30 in the dining hall with costume awards.
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Frazier Ll
Rutherford
Retherford
Beatrice Hurst
Reynolds Birth Announcement for Son
Mr and Mrs C H Reynolds of 82 West Lander announce the birth of a son today. Mrs Reynolds was before her marriage Miss Gladys Pettit.
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C. H. Reynolds
West Lander
Locomotive Fireman Joseph Hansen Injured At Gould Street Crossing
Joseph Hansen an OSL locomotive fireman was severely injured at the Gould street crossing on April 10 when a collision occurred. He suffered multiple injuries and was rushed to a city hospital for treatment.
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Joseph Hansen
Gould Street
Local notes and health updates from Pocatello
Residents share news of illnesses operations and travel. Mrs. L. R. Lattimer returns home after surgery while Mrs. C. A. Christensen enters hospital for treatment. The community hears of Rob ert Curzon now in Keetley Utah and T. H. Raynor injuring his spine.
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L. R. Lattimer
South Ninth Avenue
I. J. Spraker
Blackfoot
Robert Curzon
Keetley
Utah
Harry Goodrow
Peterson Planing Mill
E. M. Miller
South Main
C. A. Christensen
Wayne Avenue
T. G. Hitler
West Clark
A. C. Campee
T. H. Raynor
South Fourth Avenue
Bert Brokade
730
Worth Ninth
Bloom
Oxweld Railroad Service Company
Denver
Pocatello
Edgington
Bessie Layng
San Francisco
A. W. York
Oakland
Y M C A Sets Basketball Age Rules For Teams
A Y M C A meeting approved letting all members under 22 play in the intermediate league and allowed non Sunday school teams into the Inter-Sunday School league. Organizing sessions set for November 12 and 6, with age limits to be finalized by each team at its own meeting.
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O. S&s L.mail Clerks
Boosters Club Plans for Idaho Falls Pocatello Game
A meeting of the Boosters club at the high school outlined ground staffing and one section reserved for Pocatello boosters for the Idaho Falls game tomorrow. The club, a new group this year, will patrol the sidelines to motivate the team and resemble Tech’s Tiger club.
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Boosters
Idaho Falls
Overland Park
Grain and livestock prices from Chicago market report
Wheat No 1 hard 1.60 and No 2 hard 1.59 lead the Chicago price list. Corn No 2 mixed 84 and No yellow 4 85. Oats No 2 white 3.4 and No 3 white 39 46. Rye No 4 8 barney 663 78. Timothy seeding 7.60 and clover seed 20.75 29.75. Lard 15.35, ribs 16.95, beilEa 15.25.
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Chicago
Barney
TOCKS
New York
Civilag
Chem & Vw
Ar & Kay
Atchison
All Coast Line
Aldwin Loco
Eali & Ohio
Bethlehem
California Pet
Canadian Pac
Handler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohto Northwestern
Hic
Cile Mil & St P
Chic R I & Pac
Coca Cola
Colorado
Fue Congoleum-Nairn
Consolidated Gas
Davison Chem
Dodge Bros
Chrysler
du Pont de Nem
Erie Ist
Famous Players
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Gt Northern
Gulf States Steel
Hudson Motors
Illinois Central
O & G Intervester
Nickel Kelly -Springfield
Kennecott “Op
High Valley
Louisville & Nash
Marland Ojbal
Seaboard
Kan & Tex
Missouri Pac
Nat Biscuit
Eens Secessee
New York Central
North
Norfolk & Western
Essere
Nor American
Northern Pacific Cocee
Pacific
Pan Am
Pennsylvania
Phila & Rdig C
Phillips Pet
Pare Il
Radio Corp
Reading
Oweeeene
Rep
Ir & Steel
Reynolds
Union Pacific
US Steel Carenerncceee
Wabash Pia Apeagbew
Westinghouse
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Markets in turmoil as autos lead swings in New York
Violent fluctuations in motor shares dominated today's action on the New York market. Chrysler fell from an early 106 point gain to a loss, while General Motors rose to a high then slipped below yesterday's close. Broad selling in railroad stocks contributed to the unsettled session.
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New York
Chrysler
General Motors
Livestock market roundups across Ogden Omaha and Chicago
Hogs receipts at Ogden 1.254 and Omaha 7,009 show mixed declines and price spreads with midrange 10.75 to 11.00 per hundred weight. Cattle demand soft to weak in Ogden and Omaha, strong calves at Chicago with heavy trade and price gains on some heavy hogs. Sheep activity limited to Idaho and Omaha markets with no clear sales. Prices vary by weight and class across markets including Utah Idaho Omaha and Chicago outlets.
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Ogden
California
Bologna
Idaho
Omaha
Chicago
Duik Gesieabie
Sugar futures rise on Cuban weather and London gains
The New York raw sugar market opened firmer with Cuban duty paid at 3.80 as 9,000 bags for second half November were sold to an operator. Gains from London and Cuba weather spurred heavy covering, but midday levels slipped 7 to 10 points from session highs with refined prices steady at 6.00 to 6.10 per unit.
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New York
Cuba
London
Exchange rates and foreign quotations from New York Oct 29
The market reports irregular quotations for a range of currencies and bonds. Cables, bills, and demand rates cover Great Britain France Italy Belgium and several European nations alongside Argentina, Brazil, Japan, China and Canada with listed figures and percent terms.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Greece
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Auvatria
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
New York
New York Market Update on Silver and Mexican Coins
Silver prices quoted at 71 and Mexican dollar rates at 54 in New York trading on October 29, with AP reporting.
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New York
Idaho Falls Potato Shipments Report Oct 27
Idaho Falls dispatch records carrot and potato shipments across the United States for Tuesday October 27. Totals show Idaho 122 carrot shipments, US totals 1012 with Canada 19. primary Idaho destinations include Denver Pocatello Chicago San Francisco and Los Angeles. market notes cite warm cloudy conditions and variable prices for the Idaho Falls run.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
United States
Calif
Colo
Ill
Maine
Mich
Minn
Mont
Nebr
Neva
L. Island
N. Y
N. D
Ohio
S. D
Utah
Virginia
Wash
Wisc
Wyo
Canada
Denver
Pocatells
Laramie
Chicago
San Berdo
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Ogden
Twin Falls
San Francisco
Austin
Wichita
St. Louis
Burley
Stockton
Blackfoot
Nampas
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Grand Island
Pomona
North Viatte
Uceni
Oroville
Sacramento
Tulsa
Oakland
Juntura
Ore
Boise
Caldwell-Nampa
Burley-Buhl
California
Money Market Reports Mixed Rates Across Short Term Loans
Call money closes at 6 percent with bid and offered levels near 6 percent. Time loans hold steady with mixed collateral. 60 to 90 days 4 percent, 4 to 6 months 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 4 percent.
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New York
Ce Sm
Closi
Fae
Prime Mercantile
Metals Market Report Echoes Mixed Copper Tin Prices
In New York on October 29 copper held steady with spot and futures at 14% 14 while tin remained firm at 63.57 and 9.50 for spot. East St. Louis prices showed copper at 4.65 and futures at 8.60 5.65, with anti mony spot near 19.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East St. Louis
Liberty bonds close with varied yields in New York market
Liberty bonds closing values show 3s at 99.16 and 101.25 for Ist 4% with other issues quoted in ranges. U S government 4s and related securities trade around 103 to 106.15, reflecting a mixed session in the bond market.
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New York
Utah Weather Watch Warns of Rain and Colder Temps
Readable forecast notes rain or snow and colder temperatures tonight with a warming trend in the west. The outlook calls for a general fall in temperatures by Friday with increasing conditions across the region.
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Warner
West Portion
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Tech Eleven
City News
L Ague
J. C. Hanson
Mr. Hanson
D.S. Spencer
Spencer
Brotherhood
Zbyzsko
Father III
Capital
Wen
Dinwoodey Services
Y. M Cc. A. Meeting
Nebraska
Ligtor
Atrone
OlOlLolor
Baste
Ital Stock
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