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Evening Republican, Volume 21, Number 206, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 9 September 1918

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Masthead

SAM DUVALL IS MARRIED

FRED HAMILTON WOUNDED.

MUST REGISTER ON THURSDAY

FIRE DAMAGES M’KAY LAUNDRY

PREPARING FOR WAR AND AFTER

GLENN WISHARD AND FAMILY RETURNING TO INDIA

TEMPERATURE.

MONDAY HOSPITAL NOTES.

DESERVES MUCH COMMENDATION

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MAN IS NOW AT HIS BEST

Chemists May Win War

Here and There.

Toad in the Garden Destroys Many Insects During the Day

Former Boston Brave Roasts Ball Players Deserting Clubs to Take Steel League Jobs

This Country Now Produces Indigo Made From Coal Tar

Good-By, Sugar Bowl!

New Electric Heaters.

Sensations of an Airplane Man Detailed as to Thrills Experienced at Dizzy Height

New Seed Oils Will Supply Valuable Food, Tests Made By Government Have Proved

IT IS TO LAUGH

Ready-Made Farms for Returning Soldiers

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Dry Bits.

Procedure in Becoming a Citizen of United States

Egg Candling a Science; Kansas Laws Demand It

THE PARTING

Quality of Memory of Boys and Girls in Early ’Teens

Rock Baby to Sleep.

POULTRY KEEPING IN BACK YARDS

47,500,000 Acres of Wheat Should Be Sown This Fall. For 1919 Liberty Harvest

Mother’s Cook Book

ABOUT OUR SHOES

LEGHORN HAT IS A FAVORITE

NO WASTE IN WAR-TIME GOWN

SUIT FOR OCEAN BATHING

AMONG FASHIONS AND FADS

Soothes Burning Feet.

Summer Smock.

Have You Slender Ankles?

BIRDS ARE VALUED

Not Charlie Chaplin but Lloyd George.

Launching Seaplanes.

Ribbons Substituted for Iron Crosses.

Cannon Balls Are Round.

IN THE LIMELIGHT

NO UNION HOURS FOR HER

WIZARD WITH FIGURES

HIS ABLE WORK REWARDED

MOUNTAIN SUE

WM. TRAUB RECEIVES LETTER FROM PAUL WORLAND

DEATH OF MARY A. BOWERS.

GRANDSON OF MR. AND MRS. J. C. GWIN WOUNDED.

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS VISIT HOME

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