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Evening Republican, Volume 21, Number 236, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 8 October 1918

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Masthead

M’CRAY CLOSES DEAL FOR TRACT

TEMPERATURE.

$75,000.00 IS STILL NEEDED

MACKEY DAIRY.

FOE MUST SURRENDER OR FIGHT

TUESDAY WAR SUMMARY.

WILL BE BURIED HERE.

A THOROUGH TEST.

MOTOR TRUCK MAIL ROUTES

CURED OF THE “FLU.”

TUESDAY HOSPITAL NOTES.

NELSON SHAFER HAS GONE EAST

FUNERAL OF JOHN A. RANDLE.

NO ADMITTANCE.

WAR HINTS HELPS, DUTIES

TAKE NO ACTION TO STOP SPREAD OF FLU

TEACHERS GET PAY.

ACCOUNTS TO BE PAID.

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LIES OF THE HUN IN EVERY CORNER

SELECTING SEED CORN IN AUTUMN

SUITABLE TIME FOR HARVESTING PEANUTS

What Can I Do?

The Contortionist of Berlin

CALL FROM OVER THERE

His Circumambulatory Endeavor.

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AMERICAN RUNNERS PUT ON WEIGHT ABROAD

BIG LEAGUE STAR A MARINE

CHALLENGE FROM JIM RILEY

PLAYING BALL IN PALESTINE

CAN HURL GRENADES

NOVEL SPORT IS INTRODUCED

HARRY BRIGHAM IN SERVICE

GEORGE BURNS NOW IN NAVY

VIRGINIA TO REVIVE SPORTS

TEXAS LEAGUER “SNICK”

GRIDIRON GAME AND WAR ARE COMPARED

DONS UNIFORM OF UNCLE SAM

GREAT STICKLERS FOR ORDER

A Bird in the Hand

COMFORT IN HEN HOUSE REQUIRED

THE TIE

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