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Mamed—At the Methodist, parsonage, in Flint Hill, Va., Jan. 15th, 1913, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ed. Smith and Miss Bertha Jewell, all of this place.
Taylor Jackson General Blacksmith, Washington, Va.: $1 for plain shoeing, shoes furnished; 50c when customer furnishes nails and shoes; shoeing colts $1.25. Iced heels and toes, $1.25.
On the front page the headlines read: “A society girl Miss Anna Steckel, is kidnapped.” “Our Implements Farm the World-$40,000,000 exported to 75 countriesRussia Largest Customer.” “Bad Conditions in Adrianople-Only half a ration daily to besieged . soldiers, Russia mobilizing her fleet to join in the coercion' of Turkey, if necessary, a peacemaker.” “Millions Lost By Cold Wave-temperature drops way
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