Notich See Perkins breeding stock best in county
Three Jacks among four stallions at large breeding yard in Washington. Bell phone 1104. Automatic 220s. apré d&wtt MAYKET The Dorcas society of the Ftian church will hold a market Saturday at Stimpp's meat market 2513. OF THANKS We avis tol OWE eapetett than lo Uys kind Lucinss teat vif aur watt SPECIAL NOTICE I have moved the Wide-Awake repair shop from 723 E Main to 421 H Main business Saturday morning Jalpist Di A. McKinney j20u3.
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Perkins
Tata
Washington
Bell Phone
The
Dorcas Society of
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Stimpp's
E. Main
H. Main
di A. McKinney
American mining man safe after reported shooting near Nacozari
Douglas Ariz June 30 American mining man Thomas Snyders claimed last Sunday to have been killed by Mexicans east of Nacozari. Mexican civilians believed him a spy and threatened execution before military authorities intervened. Snyder denied knowledge of the reported deaths of William Robertson and John Watson. Norton Hand, arrested during a fight with Mexican cowboys as James Parker and A K Dickson were killed, was said to be key while attempting to escape.
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Douglad
Ariz
Thomas Snyders
Nacozari
Snyder
William
A. KR. Dickson
Germans Fail in Verdun Assault and Russian Front Advances
Uprooted battle notes report German failures near Verdun as bombardments intensify around the city. Russian and Allied forces push in Galicia with Austrian retreat and heavy prisoner captures. Italian operations persist in Trentino with gains and counterattacks. British and French hold front lines, while Austrians report contested actions near San Michele and Vermeglians. Grain market tone follows with wheat steady and oats firm as June 30 notes spill into the market report.
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London
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Francis Jarep
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Carpathians
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Lemberg
Galicia
Vérdan
Avecourt
Verdun
Fleury
Vaux
Chepitré
Chenois Woods
France
Belgium
Iaftané
Trentino
San Michele
San Me
Ver- Meglians
Howerer
Vienna
Trallach
Serene wedding in Elbur tington joins Cravens and Greene
Johnny Cravens of Elburington and Mie Mellie Parker Greene of Indianapolis wed Wednesday afternoon at the Rhyme of the Her church. The Rev. Greene, pastor at Broadway Methodist, is an uncle of the bride. Guests and relatives from Indiana, Danville, and Bloomington attended a reception at the couple’s home on Sees Street with ice cream and cake served. The bride, daughter of J. Dye of Indianapolis, and the groom are both connected to state life. The newlyweds planned a trip to New York, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, and other points. friends and relatives offered well wishes for a happy marriage.
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Elburington
Mie
Mellie Parker Greene
Joseph N
Park Avenue
Indianapolis
Greene
Cravens
New York
University
Gislacure
Subvoy
Mantoe Puntty
J. Dye
Hachaatindy
Indiana
Danville
Niversity
William An
M. M. Dayton
Wien
Rees Street
A. Dayton
Fadofi
Wallace
Gayiun
Ane
Walker
Ehil Wren
Vernesta Boring
C. Trayler
C. M. Frakes
Mrs. Das
Yren
Ross
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