JANUARY H 2s.__i949

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Binnie in the city. For Charitable Purlwlel

o ANNUAL BALL

OF L. P. U. FRIDAY, FEB 4, i949

Will be held at Wholen Memorial Hall.

Dancing lrom 9--2.

Proceeds m aid cl L. “r, u. Burial fund. -

IN PERSON

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WHALEN MEMORIAL HALL TUESDAY. JAN. 25 leaturlng

‘IHE LONE PINE DIOUNTAINEEB and the uolelest gang in radio heard daily over CKCW at 2:05 I‘. M. ALSO

WBOY SHOW dolly over CKCW el- 1:05 P. M, SINGING - COMEDY —- MUSIC FUN FOR THE IVHOLE FAMILY l QIOWB 7 AND 9 P. M. DOORS OPEN Al‘! EM. GENERAL ADMISSION 50o TAX INC. .

Candidate for Ward Three

Having been requested. by o number el citizens, l have decided to run for councillor in WordLThree.

If l em elected, l will do my best for your Ward and the citizens ln general.

z. WARRIEN HOUSTON

ToThe Electors of Ward Three

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, (By Thornton W. Burgess) In , wintertime vwhereer you 5° Fox" thought he es he went about

Are stories written in the snow. work. -Old Mother Nature. ivhen this was done he started

--- out to find out where that Fox is hat had come lrom and where he had gone. There had been a. Llght snow Ln. the right. what hunters" would call a perfect tzacklog snow. the

' very Zootpliut . the dainty loot- prints o! the Mouse toll: 1nd such small leathezed toll: as the Txee Sparrows and Juncos. Always there are stories mitten in such snow {or those who can read them. Farmer Brown's boy can. He has learned much about tuned and Ieathered just by reading the Ito have written in their feet.

Out behind the barn he found Raddy’; trail. First he followed it back. He wanted to know from which direction FOX had come. Heineeded to follow it but a little way to be sure it came straight from the Old Pasture. “It must have been Roddy or lilrs, Raddy alter all," thought he. I-le didnt like to think it for he was their lriend, and he liked to think that they were his friends, and in return {or his friendship they had let his Hens alone.

Now he really

that 2258b. That Fox was carrying a

was either "- Rfddi’. who live up b u _ Paslufe- N0. sLr, I don‘t e me it was either of those two, They never tm-e bothered t.”

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l! Jeannine Culherteon

“PERCENTAGE? A delicate point of "percentagrﬂ is involved in the question pul; to the writer by a Qg;795p°ndﬂ1t_ The deal to which he refers is this." South dealer. North-South vulngrgbjg of the barn he :12 (13048 6 ddy had crouched ‘ tched and . 0.1 2 _ . we ‘Q

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Iie to coll on you personally to solicit your support.

l have lied previous service ot the Council Board, and should yo! elect me as your representative l will use my energies for the betterment of the City us n whole, and Word! will be my clnel interest‘. -

Yours"very truly.

' ' GEORC} R. KEEFE

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for use on large refrigerated truck to maintain tem- . s pemtun at 32°F or higher. Automatic gasoline power.

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The basic principle olqthe POLE!- count system is that a. combined or even 37 oints for an 2 for a queen jack), will afford an excellent chance 1dr e. grand slam. South was Justified in opening with three not ‘

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"He ivas getting tired. He was walking he o; “mum, and here again and laid rest." thought boy.

leathers. and then another Who didn't run. The story in snow was almost complete

The next story. "The storys End." ' .

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