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Evening Republican, Volume 18, Number 69, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 21 March 1914

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ARBOR DAY Will BE ON APRIL 17TH, 1914

Lafayette Planning to Make Yards More Beautiful.

Eli Arnold Returned From Visit to Pomona, California.

Kickapoo Worm Killer Expels Worms.

Change of Hour.

Presbyterian Church.

LADOGA YOUNG MAN FELL FROM TRAIN

C. F. Bradshaw to Hoad The Schools of Delphi.

Charley Murray’s Body Will Be Buried in Barkley.

Chicken Pie Supper 35c.

The Mothers’ Favorite.

Get a Good Shine.

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HAPPENINGS IN THE CITIES

Smallest Policeman Is Arrested by a Woman

Cat Shower Is Big Feature of Fire in Milwaukee

Man Plays Horse in Street and Lands in Cell

Pannier Gown of Chiffon Taffeta

Group of Parisian Coiffures

GATHERED SMILES PEACEFUL HOME

As He Got It.

SHINING EXAMPLE.

Terp and the Tango.

Descriptive.

She Was Particular.

OUT OF SIGHT, OUT OF MIND.

Emphasizing the Difference.

The Way.

GOOD WORD.

Reversed Lever.

Counting the Cost.

Rather Embarrassing.

Queer.

EASIEST WAY.

The Child’s Gift.

Suitable for Umpires.

Merely an Episode.

The Duke.

Um-m!

Avoiding Comparison.

Scientific Management Again.

The Treasure of Egypt

PASSED THE CENTURY MARK

Brains and Housework.

Women Discard Bird’s Plumage.

THE EVERGLADES.

EARLY VIRGINIAN MANSIONS

Conducted By Women.

Imbricating Gas Engines.

SERVANTS WHO SMOKE.

VERY QUEER EGGS.

A Municipal Brewery.

WATS OF SEA HEDGEHOGS.

PLEASED WITH THE SMOKE.

Returning to Business at 84.

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