Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 2, Lebanon, Boone County, 29 September 1917 — Page 4

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wm.t?w5w,iint government, and it ihould keep itself jura. Lii UJ t-1 afl0ve suspicion, just as don tho presiinr!iriTwM fiess dent and the court i at Ljoon.2n i j( M,fm nrw t-Hl nothi:ig ahort of . i:tr will satisfy the pc-o-

tftt ftfUnnr an vpr will b (inufd uni anhscripilun U r tr fcuid, on yr fif H-ii. an monUn &Uil. thr Bif.nlh By Vtill. on month By Crrlw. pw wtk Carrier, on year $3 0 arjr of bo per lux x inn in. AQvaniflinc mi loturkM or anything- of Ilk cot orpt4 ai any print. AdvrtilniE rata mad known plauon. MA-OWIO 04UXOAS. t4 MtMU&va. Bona Lodir No. , F. A. M. necotmS Friday ch month, i:-fl p. m. Ivory C. Toll, secret ie; W altar J. Shaw, W. U. 7 Lahanoa Oiipter No. 21. rn 8iar, Kirt Tuesday OnIr EMBHi'h month, a. N&cieury, 710 p. m. iMa van uy. May BcbulU, . M. thanon Chapter No, 39. R. end Wedtrfartay aacti month. Ivory C. 7ii, rcreu.-'.' Coomba, U. P. Bonn Counetl, N o. third Wdnday each i Chrl iiarUDao X. M. tordr. 4R. n. & a m nonth, " ll p m ; Ivory O. Tli. tbano& Comma mlry No. 4S, Knlittite femplar. Third Monday each montn, 9 p. m. Ivory C. Toll raoordar; Laster r. Jonas, HL C. HOMEBODY "HOGGIM COAL? There i something rotten in Denmark, and also in this nation. Where Is all the coal going that if being shipped theje days ? I'nele Sam in hia official bulletin ahowa that more coal was shipped in August, 1917, than in August, 1916. and that i not only true in the, Indit , ana, IUinoia and Kentucky coal'-foliM I but ala from all the tI field except in uie retiiv.l.o.. c!d, srv! that section of the country. The statistics show that on seventytwo railroads, there were shipped 6J4.607 car loads of coal in August, 1516, while in August. 1&17, there were 703,177 loads shipped. 1'et, the dealers in the smaller towns and cities are unable to get coal, and there it a likelihood of extrcine suffering among the people, just ad oon as cold weather conw. The winter of 1916 was had snougli. and 1!17 should not be m bad, according to the figures on the shipments made, as compared with 1916; hut the people in the country districts are not getting coal. The big citiea must be hogging the coal. The people should be aroused on the fuel question. The winter is almost here, and there is not only no coal to be had at the high piicm that proTail, but at no price. Apparently, there is no coal to be had at any price. The government is just getting the htaUt fuel adminiotiatori. appointed, and it seema a long way off that the people can got cool, at leat at a reasonable price. lli.iry s.-.r.-.wiar.itv hnuld tike srvceial pains to organize and see that it gets it fair share of tho coal shipments being madeT and of course, that the price is reasonable in comparison with any-other esetion of the country. HI NT Ol T BIG FKLLOWS. Twe congressmen had a fight on the floor of the house, and others may fight before the question is nettled of just how er. tinctured with the German poison. Corgiessman Heflin, ef Alabama, tried to get to make a statement in congress in answer to attacks upon him, because of charge that he was supposed to have made, and he never did get to make hi statement. Certain ton-

gresamea objected and raised points I had to be helped out of a chair. The . . ., , pin then was almost unbearable, of order until the Alabama congress- ny tormo,mt , cuuld ,ardIy kwp man ftnally was forced to quit Prom-' (. my work because 1 was so diiay (rent imons thce who objected as and my sight was so blurred, A relaJU' see, of Missouri, and the people' tive advised Doan't Kidney Pills, o , . .i, . ,ku . I got somo at Cootiibs' Drug Ktur;. a . met surnrised at anything that Ml A .ker d?s. Other congressmen ftpr flmghing far boxes, I was well vlioe g.'irmotita are not quite clear tid stror g. Oceasionul use wince of S'lipu iori, also put In their objec- Uien has k- id me In good hcahn." - , , and ,,, l'e c mr h s .me ' '"" . . . . , . i imply ak for a kidney remeuy ant A t,e I ' MS .1 t e,( l ( t ( , . ,., t

i' ( i m IE in the H",-n't. ii would be J:t bad to have a prdent or supreme court in league ; with an enemy of the country at it it to have eitngresa, or even a con

gressman. The congress Is oo of

ai the three vilal departments of tho

: til rcu-l '. ! J: must not' tir-n cit-.r.-. lc? (t-v! r.:n.rt". u hunting out the little fellows who ure LiPH.tnr.Hhlp and it is niore important Id find the h: frilows. 0 fHl'R( II AIIVKRTISING. A prominent capital city paper has employed an advertising solicitor to care for the advertining of the , I'hurches of the city, and the churches ure availing themselves of the service. The question of church advertising is before the people now, and in pernapB true that the churches that nd-vvilu-o, that see the church func- i .ions aie given due netice. are the oneg that Hie having the most sue.vs3. Ju-t what is success ia a quesjon. bill, it is at lease true that a ?virch t hn 11 make little prngre if attemiunifl and no interest mom? 'he workers or niemher?. Th.-re is a happy me-iium, of course, i t pciikirg merely for the spintualeuher. Chuich alvertiing mav t1 ovenlune. hat it may be underdone, s well. For example, one pa.-tor uf i city church does not even bring his hureh announcements to the city Mf.ers, and fe people kno tlie payor's name, or whether the church :i a pa.stor. The people of his own hurch are entitled to know what the huieh activities are, an.i th".e who 10 r'A helong to his church are intersted in knowing wh-ther tle church ai-c"in)fishing an thing, or at lenst iK'Idihir scr Tl.o !n-l;no!"ll.s movement wi'l be arched with interest, fur if it shall rove of advantage to the churches. movement may liri::!ly .ipread to mailer communities; b'Jt, it is grange t soete of the advanced niovemer.ls ( the clay cannot start as well in the paller conur. ! una they do. ir.unitk's first, and per- ( MOLEitA IM ANTl'M. lused (he Isath of Child of M. Mundell Nep.r Mechanirsburg. Marvin Ardell Mundell. the 2(1-lonths-old son of Mr. and Mi-. M. . Mur.flsll, tiie, at the fa eily home ortli of Mcrhanicsbuig at II o'clock .sterilay ninrnnur. iH'ath rfult'Cl fropi clnlera infantum following an :,lnf-ss of only a few rla;. s duration. Te i-bihi was horn January l'16. It is iurvive.l by the parent, .nd fur si.-teio. Klarior", Catherine, -!!ha and Lora. One -ister preceded he chihi to the grave. Kut-era! services were held frnii ;.e Antioen church at 2 o'clock tnis iftcmoon. Rev. .V. W. Sjei-'h offid. Intel ment wa ii Lawn cen -l.-Ty. ide in the Kl'RAL Mil TE O N K. .Mrs. Oscar Hell and son H ymour. 1H visited thi fits er of f the eek with Tom Williams and family. A delegation from Milledgevillo, utnded the Hart meetings in Advanoe uesday night. Mi-. Carrie P.outh and Geo-'ge Kery of Advance vi.;t;'d Saturday nith red Kouth and vile. Ira Kdlin and w;:e and Tom Wilanis ar.d finii'y returned from a iotir trip to Tuscola, 111., Tuesday. Mrs. .Mary Long of Fmklin. II!.. will iped the nett frw 'eei:n y'th T'm . iliiams and fain ipe. linroifiy M-.'Guire has come to spend ,e winti-r with Mr. and Mrs. James FEEL ALL USED UP? Lots of Lebanon People Do. Does your back ache constantly? Do you have sharp twinges when ;r , reel all usea up aj u you couiu ii.-t go r.o further? Why not look to your kidneys ? Why not use Doans Kidney iiiis: Lebanon people have done so. Th-.-y tell you the result. Mrs. S. H. Wamscott, 1217 S. Ibsnon St., Lebanon, says: "My back v. as so weak and lame at timed, that

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Two More Donations Made To- Uual P'cnic nl nam of th("i bo Membership of the LoeaJ Qia?- : have come from Virginia from time

day, By D. N. Lewis and Eliaa Padgett.

jot i-reoie, on the first Saturday ml : September of each year to have a ref-i . . . Two more contributions were madei ulnr jubilee which tontiBtl f hand. Arthur Bantly, sUta dirtrtor of thf t.xlay to the Company H mess fund. , ,nakeSi CatiiKS and a wonderful Bed Croaa, wa. in Ubanon last nijM, Wier.IT D. Lewis contributed S rfipRiay 0f Virr iia style of southern i eonferring with B. F. Coombs, countyi.nd Khas Padgett 1. osupaTPv. . . . . I . . .. .. .. . i It is the deatre to raie this rH by ' , lhe cost of ". and mvesfgafng the work . voluntary Mjbrripti..n. The tnn- . ..; unauited eoMHtio of u,, , of he local chapter, hutions have not been con-.i-- r- c. ;iu COuntry in general and after much' r" Bently praised tha work done as rapidly as they '. if anyone prsjo j must'admit that it was here highly, but stated that the mam-' ipects to rv. .J this fund thcy,with reluctance that I consented to bership waa far short of what it! should do so without further delay. ; maie t),e trip- jn transferred , should be. In other ehaptera, mem-1 The donstions so far received are: : (nm the station to the fair ground , bershtpa run bo lower than twenty per . Mra. Nancy Gilmore $ 6.00 ! the WBt,be an(i j08t)e of the taxi in ,nt of the poptilation, but in this Henry Gilmore 1.00 dodgmg corners and goeda and the county tha membership is only 1,100. H. A. McDaniel Bro 5.00 ; pnf hr. d.a ,ui .nim : or about aix oer cent of the oooula-1

' W- Slagle 10.00 , Shumate 5.00 Mrs. Charlotte McCann 5.00 (lertrude I'icKs 50 Ivory (.'. Tolle 1.00 Kli Clampitt Camp of Spanish American war veterans .... 1.00 .ludge W. H. Parr 1.00 Mrs. Kinrence V.trntz 1.00 II. . Lewis .'1.00. Elias Pa-lg-tt 1.00 ELEVEN TOOK EXAM. I That Number Take Tot in I. I'. Fx-j tension Work Course. The nation of the Indiana university course of extension work .c.'s held this morning in the conven-, lion hail of the court house. The ex-1 l inina'.ion was a continuation of the ouiw ziven bv Dr. I.inton at the ountv teachers' intituta. The sue-,-ssful applicants v iil receive one : riurs cn-riu at inoi.ina universiiy. !!leven county teachers took the test. V'unty Superintendent Serviea pre.idrd. 1-OWKR MT. ZION. Mrs. Villa Canada and Kdyth Cani'la spent Thursday arternoon with Mrr.. Il.hia Cunuuu and daugiiter .tiarjorie Leah. Mr. and Mrs. John Gray from near i'linville, were Sunday dinner guests ' Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Shelley. In '.1 e afternoon, they visited Mr. and .Mrs. Jjoies S1 ehey at New kos. Mis. Rny Swindler and children, .'iirs. Tiave Canada and Kdyth Can.Li siicnt Wednesday witli Mr. and 'Irs. J.imes Meadows near Stewart's I'liipel. Mrs. Mary Shields spent Thursday i.lti ni'.uii with Shs. lioy Chamberl.iin. (Ira Sutton of Ailvance. was in this Minity repairing telepiiones Monday. Mr. Sutton attended the American Vei phone convention at Indianapolis h.st week anri secured some new equipments for his woik. Our operators, Mrs. Ilosa Merchant anil Mis rlie lliggin., attended a school for operators. Special iristi Jctions on lonir diiaoce were given. Mrs. Mabel Ifu.ih was in Lebanon Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ha ley Djraan, spent : ( Sunila at the Shades. A number of artirl" were left on i ti e tahte at the reunion Sunday. For , information call IlioSO Ailvance. Mrs. Nellie Koberts, sient Monday , T'ight at Harold NeeilhamV ;( Mr. and Mrs. Lon Turner and sons, j ' llalph and Jewel!, were Sunday alter- j noon tfu.vts of George Kernodle and jt Mr. and Mrs. liinehard Anwhutx ' i'.td as S-jnriav gue.ds, Mrs. Ann 'Irantriam. VSilh.it Gramll.nn and lomilv. Charles Giantrarn and famiiv fiom N'ew Muysville, K. M. Graves .:r,d familv, Harold .Veediiam und fami'v. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Graves all I ! o farimore Ray Kodgers and family and Mrs. Alice F.mmelt ent Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Iliumilelii near Danville, nil. Mr. and Mrs. M. II. I'oweil enter-l.;iii-il ai di.'tff-r H ji 'I'iv. TloOo,- !.o dux and family and Paul Uddmgr eld of New lie,,. T'-ey heard Itey, liale'c Sunday morning sernion at New Ross, tjuite a numtx. r fiom here are attending Rev. Dale's meeting". The Auxiliary r'eeting Thursda out and plan for toeetings. Mrs. Grace I arrow spent T nuraday with J. A. Farrow and family. John Airhatr spent Thursday with i is daughter Mm. Laurie Kmmert ol Jamestown Mr. ami Mrs. Karl Graves had as guests Sunday, Mrs. Lucmda Jones. Otto Graves, Mr. ind Mr.. Curt Sl.tchell and daughter siylva. Mrs. Alice Kmmert snent Wclnesday w.tn .Mrs. Mary Canada at Advanee. William Watson and family, John Sciscoe and children, Jane and Robert j of Indianapolis, came Sunday to spend : the day with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. ' Shields and attended the Emmert reJoseph I'.omi.or C.afordf.Mlc,; was a guest of hit sistnr, Mrs. ham i Frajier last week. Mr. PrtjtHtt hurt his lower limb which Is causing him a gr t deal of trouble us bleed poison naa set inMrs. Mafv Shields and Mrs f,vce . farrow and daoi-hwr Annftia hmh

Alit. in. ii i ; i, Great fcatite-' J Ing of Southernere. Edito Reporter: j About ten days go I received a;

special invitalion to attend the an;to time and lusateid in Union andj Wayna counties, Indiana, and Hamil-1 I ton and Preble counties, Ohio, and! jwho meet st E.-.toa, tha county tt! and when j Mw thg Americaa fla)f ;

Mooting over the entrance gate and local Cross workers to intho glowing letters of welcome inside ' crcM tn membership of tha Beana

I then began to reulite that life was j """"X cnap-r mawnaiiy. still worth the living and that we!r oiroti aurc n,eed not care for expenses when we !. rian fALts.

are out nothing. On entering the grounds I met bro'hers and sisters whom I had seldom ; seen for many years,' with their chil dren, gran.lehildren and great grand-1 children. There were uncles, aunta, nephews and nieces, cousins and other Mnfoik there with whom I have apent many happv hours in my childhood ; lays romping over hills and valleys and chasing, butterflies through the nower ganierm. ; When the Bps and downs were men-. tinned in our travels through life from then Ml now, it was decided that . we only discus, the bright side and postpone the other until next meeting, with the understanding that they should then be disposed of in the same . nnner Then after a general "how-do-you-do" and "how have you been" ; was a general agreement ', evehev ,t and the exerrise, gone through in the last six hours had certainly ere ate.1 an appetite that amplv able to do justice to the , occa.'ion. The table linen Was spread here, there nnd everywhere upon the lawn and filled full, staeed up and unnning er with all the nice fresh meats, fruits and vegetables known to I this country, with stacks of pie, cake I 1 ti, high on each corner. Ho the i I ?leiran was eat, drink and be merry. : Then the next in onler was an ap-! ; nro'iriate addrea delivered for the; : Srncflt of 'the old folks and deelania- i tions for the yoting and were enjoyed, ; hv all, after which the audience joined i 1 in singing "Carry me Back to Old Viror refreshments in the afternoon of chich there was plenty for all and to pa'e. It was plainly aeen that the' eopie around haton do not consider ho high cost of living or the cost f high living when th"ir friends come o see them. A day spent at the park ir zoological garden, the army headj or a trip to the aviation trainng ramp, or evn Barnum's circus is ot in it; in fart, there is nothing to ompire vith an Katon picnic except m c!d time Virginia csmp meeting. was the general exnrMsinn of all t this a great, grand and joy-, a.-ure of which enn be realized' but d .scrihed. Ilefore the crowd broke n v.mZw. " " n selert.ng those from a distance he taker, cai e of over night, fourn of us' wem to go to James ore's. After some little discomfort , wrienied from riding in a crowded ar e found standing at the station i'. Richmond a wagon platform covred with nice hriglit timothy to the blight of the crowd. There were no r -served seats hut we all got on that agon and no ono was left standing ip. We certainly did "njiry that hay ide for a distance of three miles. On -"aching the home we found to our "jrprise the nrramrements all made ; ' everything in sppl 1 f""illv Muniltn. for t i 'atlu r, mother, two a pie order for , mother, two sisters and two ir own brothers and sisters with hildren, two of their own chilsith five grandchildren. After snugly stowed away hy one who , i ; ' h V

ii noui a Business mi evp"rx in doing tilings we enOctober 4. Come joved a good night of refreshment and le fall and winter J deep and were p early and began.

j 1 gnn ndi pted th" day before, "eat I 'drink and he mri-rv." The rm-il ahm ! began to increase and at the noon hour meal a recount was made which numlr was twenty-six. So the en.,re tlm( was ,wnt ,n(, enjo..j hy , .yerybody, as though the sword had . i.POn beaten inm nU'k.r J .v.. the: , umb IvinR H()Wn , As the people were leaving for their ,,,,,, t), , -n..es!tt,I, , LUm,' ; , ti, tf: ,,in kiaj m. um , 1 itill blessed rth health and strength. ALICE HOCSER. LAST BAND CONCERT. Jsmilon Concert neason Closes Te. '. night Speech by A. 1. Miclby. Tn "pen air concert of thf atrasen will be given liy tne Janieatoen f," Bi.nd at Jamestown tonight A. J. Sheihy, of tni. city, is to lutit a pt'iota- "'n, The Jai-t..i f -nc" cirjH'.s,i of

ter Far Short of What it Should Be.

tion. Earnest endeavors will be made Ford Cars and Tractors to b Handled ; by New Organisation Hart. John Burke, who has been assistant manager of the Ford Motor Sale j Company, of Indianapolis, and Otis N. Gray, who haa had charge of the . Ford repair and service departments at IndianapoUa. wiU move to this city shortly to work in connection wun Bert Miner, tna local agent, rn handling tha Ford automobile sales in Boone county. Mr. Miller'a new garage on South Lebanon atreet will ba the Boone county headquarters for the Ford sales and service. Service stations wl be establrahed all over the county, !n Whitestown, Advance, Jamestown, .mnsville, Kosston, and otner placet They w ill handle the Ford tractors. ! tractora. K. y which haj never been OStabl'shed here. Mr. Burke formerly h.cl1. the t'":y for ,n tractors for . 'lar,on """' : SCHOOL NO. 4. Those who snent Sunday with John Cilery were John Dye and family, i ,lnd J. B. Shoemaker and family. 1 The Mra. Run Sunday school i. pro- j pressing under the efficient manage- j ment of Mrs. Thyra Yatea as tuperin-' tendent and .1. P. Stark assistant. I George Shoemaker and faasiky, , Riley Beaty and family rweat Tk.rs- ! day in Indianapolis. Mrs. John Dooley'a brother fraaa Cincinnati visited her last Sunday. CRITICALLY fLL. . fon.er well ' J. 7 'Z. a city, it reportCharles Feewr, Sr. i i " i ini o, . "r : en cnticauv ill with .uremic poisoning : at uie nome of nif ciaugnter, Mrs. vnliarn Kemp, in IndianapoUa. His re- ' eovery is not expected. SPECIAL . , , ' . A It 3 old to some and new t others. The best war sone CVCr WI"lttfn "JUST BREAK THE NEWS. TO MOTHER" PER COPY Bowman's 5 felOc Store Prest-0-Lite Service Station Storage Batteries and Gas Tanks Jacob E. Wilcox 112 East Main Street - Phone 199. Karpens' Upholstered Furniture. COULTER-SMOCK CO. ft xyr , THE KEXALL STORE We can supply yon with earthing in the Kerdirsre I."br;cri HsHS's Cs. r w Wset aei e4 - L. ra all ; 1 4

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No citizen can feel free and independent unless his feet feel likewise. Your feet carry a lot of responsibility and it is quite fitting that you should give them a square deal. Then let them walk around in stylish, comfortable shoes that are to their likine. Let your feet wander in here and be suited. Morgan Shoe Co.

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$25.00 TO $300.00 K Loaned upon Furniture, Livestock and other Chattels at legal rate. TWENTY-FIVE PAYMENT PLAN

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SPECIAL TERMS TO FARMERS , Write us or call upon us for full particular.. Will be in Lebanon each Friday -M W. A. SWANK

a- ! 411-1S Ben Hur Bldg, 101 H West Main atreet, Lebanon, . , , . m ,, I IUerilTHail 1 LUie L dQ C TEtlCI HAUT1. INDIANAPOLIS A KASTkRlH TRACTION CO. ' fftctie ttt. I, 1V17. I

BAIT WEST EAST A. at. k. U. P. M. I'M 6:26 t!2:26 :M 1:26 1:16 T:ll T:ZB 1:16 1:16 t:2i t t:tS t l:T f :1T 'l" 11:16 1I:2S 6:16 11:16 U.Z6 f :2t) 7:15 t :47 10:00

A. M. k. U. V. M. P. M. 1:26 2:?5l t :17! 4:2o 1 6:26 6:171 i 7:251 in-"n fLimitad trains, Daily cawpt Sun-1 1 day. Prankfart anlv. I last car leavaa Indiana Tolis at 11:30 p. ni. an4 IJfayette ati:45 p.m. t;RAnruaviaViLL DVL:IOrs Cars leave Lebanon for Crawfordsl T;S0' 9:S0' lt:S0 "' m' ' :30' 3. :, I'M, :80 and 11:30 p. m. - n fmm Crawfotal,vilie at Csrt arrive 1 j.a :i 11 1:20, 3:16,' &:2, 7:10, :J0 an 11:20 p. m. OWEN MORKERT Chiropractor , Hoars: 1 11 a. m.; 1-6 and 7-8 p. . ! Consultatie. and Spinal Analyse free ; 2W Caaon-Neal Bldg. Phone 633 i Soinoiwh Deprtment ; : First Rural Loan and Savings Association IM . alaiuuaa aH, IstMaaa H. P. New, Secretary . COOK BY WffiE WITHOUT FIRE Interstate Pub. Service Co LINDSAY & TOLLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS BALL BUILDING Next to Iriterwbu Static Jfflc phone 119. Opem day night CORY & BRATTON FUNERAL DIIECTORS HBea phone 86; Residence phone 140 and 698 Stanley Beck, Eaat Beetk Street Phone I PLNNELL-CO0MCS Leeuum't Uadiaf U-ker Tari, john n. no,Y; Cer.fr'al Reel Ftate B-divwe cba:nd ortRA house j . C11 rheee IM-T, , ,

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yyoull maKe goodxitizert $ 5 5 $ $ $ $ hav, j,5 monthl in which to pa renav sooner if vou like repay sooner if you 1 Crawfordsvitle, Ind. Ind. (Squire Trowbridge's office) - CADILLAC, PAIGE AND DODGE BROS.' CARS FIRESTONE AND U. S. TIRES -ENGLISH AUTO AND TRACTOR CO. DR. A. F. NELSON VETERINARIAN Davia Bros. Livery Barn Phones 7 ami 2007 CALL 233 And Sive Money on Groceries J W. DAVIDSON Across' from Traction Station T" WOOLEY & EDWARDS BOSTON IAN SHOES JONES, THE CLEANER R. I. JONES Phone 387 105 W. South St DR. R. D. GARRISON DENTIST rarauri StaU Bank Ball g tMa Mi-Mi PaoM S4I-E v. Metzger Lumber & Coal Co. THE PHONE ORDER HOUSE Lebanon and Thomtown. Phone IS The First National, Bank The oldest and farfrsst bank la Boone eJTr.ry.

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