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Evening Republican, Volume 21, Number 249, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 23 October 1918

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Masthead

AGED MOTHER IS CALLED

WEDNESDAY HOSPITAL NOTES.

SUGGESTION FOR TIRED BUSINESS MEN

SEE DECREASE IN FLU EPIDEMIC

GUY ALBERTSON IS DEAD.

COLD WAVE PREDICTED.

THE NEIGHBORHOOD CORNER

WIN THE WAR NOW

DID NOT SKIDDOO.

NO D. A. R. OCTOBER MEETING.

WAR HINTS, HEPS, DUTIES

PAY DR. WASHBURN.

THIRTY-EIGHTH HAS ARRIVED

WEDNESDAY WAR SUMMARY.

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Cheating Catherine

WORDSWORTH’S EARLY HOME

Forgotten the Driver.

FURS PROMISE TO BE IN EVIDENCE

Irregular Around the Bottom.

SIGNIFICANCE OF ARMY RANK

Four Women and a Bear.

Where Turgenev Did Early Work.

Resurrection of Old Roman Port.

American Flyers.

How He Found War.

HERO OF FRONTIER

It Didn't Fit.

“Rifle and Pick."

Demoted.

Couldn't.

Sabotage and the Dog

Precedence

SPEED UP

Will Not Fall Again.

Wait Too Long to shape Course.

Lachesis

British Honduras.

The Humming Birds.

PENCIL THRUSTS

POINTED PARAGRAPHS

STATISTICAL NOTES

AVERSIONS OF THE GREAT

SPLINTERS

A FEW LITTLE SMILES

ILER WALKER WRITES HOME FROM FRANCE

REPUBLICAN TOWNSHIP CANDIDATES

ROBERT JOHNSON PARTICIPATED IN THE BIG DRIVE

HAROLD E. GIFFORD MARRIED.

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