Cottonwood Chronicle dated September 8, 1922

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VOLUME 30. NO. 87 J VNASH __ RESIGNS WILL LEAVE FOR WASHING- | TON D. C. TO ENTER GOV- ERNMENT SERVICE. | J. V. Nash for more

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Attorney General applied for the sw against the railroad $1,840,000,000 IS GIVEN VETERANS Washington, D. C.—More than $1,...

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fa \(———){e} [eemeuee see} [0] [temo Blankets " ‘These chilly nights suggest blankets warm fluffy com- fort producing...

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KILLED BY INDIAN Bootlegger Escapes, Secures Rifle and Shoots Arrest- ing Officers. Portland, Or—Glenn H. Price and Grover C.

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JAS. H. WILKERSON James H. Wilkerson, federal district judge of Chicago, who issued the in- junction against the striking...

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Agent for - LEWISTON LAUNDRY Laundry must be in by Monday evening. Will be ceiurned Friday evening of each week. KEITH’S...

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MAC-DRY Fumigation Now Rarely Is Used as a Disinfectant The value of routine fumigation of rooms as 2 sneans of. preventing

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