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TKB COQUILLE vaixby sentinel , coavux B. öiboon . T hursday . N ovember se , itu;
AT THIS THANKSGIVING TIME
HAVE YOU EXTRA FURNITURE?
There is a serious need for many things that can very seldom
be bought new and can be'supplied only by those unused
items in your home. We pay aa high a cash price as the
government ceiling will allow. We need:
Heaters
Ranges
Gas, Electric, Wood
Furniture Sets
t
Choirs
Small Motors
Bedroom, Living Room,
Dining Room
Washers
Beds
Hardware
Legion Changes o.
Meeting Night
(By Roy C. Morley, Adjutant)
The regular meeting of Coquille
Post, No. 36, convened in regular
session on Nov. 22, with Commander
C. G. Stem presiding. The member­
ship campaign is this year far in
advance of what it was last year at
this time arid there are forty-three
names recorded.
We are reaching
our quota in fine shape. The mem­
bers of the Armistice dance commit­
tee reported that the d.ince went over
well and that the public comments on
the dance were both favorable and
quite complimentary.
At a meeting on Nov. 8, the Post
voted to change their meeting night
from the second Monday to the fourth
or last Monday of the month, allow­
ing the Auxiliary to have the entire
building for their meetings on the
regular meeting nights.
| Comrades Bishop and Homcnyk
j were appointed a committee to con-
i tact the men from World War No. 2,
as soon as they are discharged ard
I have retUrned'home to this vicinity,
in view to being of assistance to them
and having them affiliate themselves
with the Coquille Post.
A request by the Post Commander:
Ben C. Flaxel, Mileage,uto....
PROCEEDINGS OF
Inldren s Farm Home...........
VKHSS
COUNTY COURT , i Coos Bay :---------
Stationery Co., Sup­
State Ind. Acc. Comm., Indus,
trial Ins...—..... _....£...........
Court House
West Coast Telephone Co., Ser
vices ........ _....... ..........-.....
Ration Board
West Coast Telephone Co., Ser­
vices ...... ...... —i ~» yi -...........
Circuit Court
Louis J. Fugelson, Court Bail­
iff ............
-........... -
Martha E. Mulkey, SupU
County Institute Fund • ......
Sheriff« Office
.... ■'.....E....... ........... -.....
plies
GENERAL FUND
County Employees
! George Miller, 1 bob out.—......
49.54 I-ouis P. Fugelson, Bailiff—
___ 189.13
...... 144.59
___ 152.31
~Ben Widl»'.:..-.--------------------- 88 83
88.35 ; Cecil Hartley
Coll McLaan .
55.00 Carl Shore
1662
87.20 Ben Kuhnert ................ -..........
i Van A. Spores .......... -..............
2.50 Berlyn Billings........................... 179.78
Operalln« Riverton Ferry___
30.00 George Huther................. . ..
Labor On Roads
21.00
143.63
Oran Young —........ fr •••
Sheriff's Office
130.72
119.54
Wm. F. Howell, Mileage ......... 42.65 C. F. Christian .............
147.40
Teen Miller ................. .
A. O. Walker, work in Tax
_ Wolff
_
16895
:
Dept..................... -..............I..., 266.00 Chas.
«7.74
Opersilng Bullards Ferry
Chas. Stauff, cash adv. for
envelopes ........................ ■....... 400.28 Chas. E. McDonald ................. 187.20
Labor On Roads
8.00 B. K. Werner, rental,for type­
4.00 W. M. Williams ....................... 162.30
writer ........... ....... ....................
G. C. Ashenfelter ................... 175.32
County CMerk
75.00
Raymond Barklow................. 187.56
L. W. Oddy, postage and ex­
8.85 Wm. Burbeck .................. -...... 162 88
press ............... ........................
¡Claude Lemon .....
— 14.90
Treasurer’s Office
Operating
Bullards
Ferry
Chas.
Stauff,
cash
adv.
for
8.10
. 171.2(1
I postage ........ ......... .■».............. 14.40 Robert S. Fahy ....
Labor On Ronda
47.25 Clara A. Stauff, clerical ser­
vices
................... ................. 82.82 H. Z. Young ............................... 114.28
•
.89 A. B. Collier, services.... ...... _... 67.65 Arlyn Barklow ....................... 128.72
Jury ...... ............. ...»...............
L. C. Sherwood, Court Bailiff
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Burroughs
Ribbons,
Tax
Springs, Bedsteads, Mattres’s
Dept.......... ».......... -.... -...........
W. C. Morburg, binding books.
We repair or have repaired or refinished all the above
.................
Tax Dept.-?:
before passing on to a new home, Put your surplus into
Oregon-Nevada
Calif.
Fast
service this Thanksgiving and buy War Stamps and Bonds
Ft., freight ...
Relief Operator, Bullards Ferry
Assessor
Capital City Bindery, Index
through helping your neighbors and country.
Pauline Dorland
................. 51.80
Sheets...................... ................ 70.85 Charles W. Forrest, exp. to con-
Labor On Roads
I vention .... .................. .......
West Coast Printing A Binding
A. G. Werth .................. -'.......... 117.00
.50 May Ensele, Exp.......................
Co., Supplies ..........................
George B. Adams..............-...... 53.30
I Eleanor Peterson, extra help
Indigent»
9.00
Alice Robb, Asst. Clerk...........
¡Georgia Davidson, extra.........
Donald M. Long, M. D., Ex­
Harold Roberts, Labor on road 22.14
aminations ........................... -t 18.00 I Dorothy B. Selander, extra
Coquille Medical Service Bur­
-Doris Bjorkstrand,'extra
Testing Cows
eau, hospital dues................. 79.50
Addressograph Multigraph Cor
Dr. L. C. Witcosky,. Testing
supplies ...............
-........... 18.85 I Chas. Stauff, Co. Treas., De­
Cattle ......... .........
-......... 164.50
ductions for War Bonds
332.82
Hudson’s Drug Store, type­
Juvenile Court
Mutual Benefit Health A Acc.,
writer paper ..........................
S. R. McCarter, Transportation
Insurance
for
Co.
Employees
76.26
5.20 Rackleff Pharmacy, file.....
and expense ...........................
First National Bank of Port­
County Land Offioe
Circuit Court
land, Deductions for With- _
Avis Ricketts, Salary ............... 92.40
City of Marshfield, Rent of
holding Tax ........................... - 548 50
County Court
Rooms ....... ................ ............ 20.00
Coos Bay Stationery Co., Of­
L. D. Felsheim, Co. Judge, ex­
Various! ■
7.80
fice supplies for Rdmast........
pense attending O. A C. ..... 31.60
Drs. Richmond and Stark, Ser­
Peoples Water A Gas Co., water
! Lars P. Peterson, salary and
vices ......................... J..............
“I hereby request that each and ev­
2.88
North Bend Shop..................
mileage
..... .......-........... 119.10
Dependents
ery ex-service man, whether from
P. W. Culver, salary..... .'........... 70.00 R. A. Babb Hardware Co., Pad­
Boys and Girls Aij Society,
»
7.59
; World War No. One or World War
Various Offices
locks . .........
i..... ......
care of children ................ "...
4.65 Union Oil Co. of Calif., gas­
Western Union, services...........
No. Two» who is residing in the vi­ Catholic Charities, Care Ray­
oline ........................................1071.83
Probation
8.00
mond Bennett .......................
cinity of Coquille be urged and com­
Howard Cooper Corporation,
1 James H. Leonard, mileage and
Various
manded to affiliate himself with the
143.57
material 1................................. 142.52
expense ....... ...................... —•
3.50
Farr A Elwood Co., seed etc.
J A J Tire Co., auto supplies 505.99
American Legion, either as an asso­
Mrs. J. H. Leonard, attending
Court House
J. E. Haseltine Co., material. .. 16.99
girls
ciate or active member. We can be Carter Rice 8t Co. of Oregon,
Joe Styman’s Auto Service—
Circuit Court
paper towels ......................... 15.50
of help to him in case of hospitaliza­
part for engine.......................
Roxy Fountain, meals for
•---------- A.JWl
tion or in other matters pertaining Pioneer Grocery Co., Groceries 14.68
9.85 H. G. Horman, drilling axle
jurors .......................................
Earl Littrell Supply Co., auto
County Farm
,to the affairs of the veterans.
6.95
Coquille Laundry Co., services
supplies ................................... 20.25
Pacific Feed A Seied^Co., feed
Audit Contract
The only qualifications necessary to
Pioneer Hardware Co., nails
200.00 Swift A Co., butter..... ..............
Join with us is an Honorable Dis­ W. H. Wann, on acct................
and roofing
'.......... :...... 73.15
Hudson's Drug Store, drugs
*
Tax Department
charge. of the service."
| Fuhrman's .Pharmacy, drugs .
Coquille Service Station, auto
Smith Wood-Products, Inc.,
supplies ..... .........................—- 34.20
C. O. Stem,
lumber for fixtures............. 202.73 i J. C. Penney Co., shoes and
9.26 Huling-Lundy A Sons, roof­
clothing*..... ..............................
Commander Coquille Post No. 36 Monroe Calculating Machine
3.W
’ Coquille Shoe Shop, repair
ing.. ........................... ...........
Co., Maintenance on Ma-
2.50 Albert Powers, royalty on
shoes ........ ...............................
r chines ...................................... 3
5.39
Gregg Hardware, hardware ...
rock ...».................... ............... 20.15
Clerk's Office
The railroad is a war industry. All train
J. A. Lamb Co., hardware....... * 7.55 i Ruby E. Muir, royalty on rock 56.80
Coquille Valley Sentinel, Adv.
! Ferguson Transfer Co., trans-
.80 Oscar, The Radio Man, repair
help wanted .....:.... ...............
space is needed now to carry people doing
3.75 ■ fer on equipment ............... 55'89
to radio ...................................
Various
i West Coast Telephone Co., ser-
9.15 Union Oil Co. of Calif., gas and
Coos Bay Times, notices.........
war jobs and men in the armed forces. Such
10.00
vices .............................. -......
oil ................................. .. ......... 40.83
Defense Council
The following from a Port Town­
Schroeder Bros., funeral........... 35.00 West Coast Telephone Co., ser­
Coos,
County
Defense
Council
travelers should not be delayed. Every time
end, Wash., paper tells of the death
Court House
vices .................... ................. 16.35
Rent, etc.................... ............. 15
4.50
Benham Transfer, coal ...- ..... 21 DO Ernest Anderson, filing saws
of a former Coquille girl who left
Cat Bounty
yon don’t make an unneceuary train trip
' West Disinfecting Co., janitors
' General Paint Corporation—
here several years ago with her par­ Grover Haga...... . .......... —......
33.50
creosote ........... ......................
Consoh^Sed Fieightways — 11.65
you aid the war drive by just that much.
Orville Chard .......... ...........
ents:
,
Oregon-Nevada California Fast
Lewis Eisele ............ ..... . ...........
4.64
.85
freight ..................
:..........
Freight, freight on creosote
George Clarno ........... '..............
Farr A Elwood Co., bal. on
State Industrial Acc. Comm,
The community was shocked Tues­
••• ó
Indigent Soldiers Allowance
.45
Janitors supplies —.......
Industrial Insurance .... — . 364.36
day evening at- the announcement Mrs. C. M. Billings .................... 15.00
Ration Board
State Industrial Acc. Comm,
Helen
R.
jGraham
.......
25.00
that Miss Naomi Long, daughter of
2.65
Industrial Insurance .......... 182.18
Mrs. Erma Wise...... . ........... ..... 15.00 H. S. Norton, supplies...............
County Employees
Mf. and Mrs. Ray Long, who was Harvey Minard —..... -.............. 15.00
H. H. Hansen, Royalty on
6.15
Standard Oil Co. of Calif., auto
rock .........................................
stricken at her home two weeks pre­
Pay Roll
.40
supplies, etc....... '................... 51.83 Hazer Hardware Co., tape......
viously, had died at St. John’s Hos­ Marie Bellah, salary. Sten­
County Car
C.; F. Bessee, mileage—Sur­
143.35
ographer
........
............
...........
pital. She was 28 years of age. Death
Southwestern Motor Co., auto
veyor .............. . ............... ....... 14.40
Edna Danielson, salary Deputy
-
-65 Golders Auto Parts Co., -auto
came at 7:30 p. m.,‘ at a time when
Sheriff ........ ............................ 137.10 " supplies ..........
Lou Blanc, Inc., Simonize car,
supplies ......... -......... -.......... 90.40
her anxious friends were confident Muriel Anderson, Salary Depu­
etc.............................. -.........
23.00 Southwestern Motors auto sup­
143.30
ty
Sheriff,
Tax
.
.....................
she had passed a crisis in her illness,
i
County Employees
plies ..... »........................ ........ 47.10
Juliene Ffeeman, Salary, Depu-
and was recovering.
Orchard Auto Parts Co., auto
125.40 first National Bank of Port- .
land, Withhoiarhg tax............. 752.84
supplies .................... -............ 135.57
Funeral services were held at Port Marie Clinton, Salary, Clerk,
M. A W. Auto Service, auto
Tax Dept.................................. 117.90 Chas. Stauff, Co. Treas., de­
Townsend last Friday afternoon and
ductions for Bonds.......... .
208.50
supplies ................ .?................. 15.30
interment was in a Port Angeles Helen Winegar, Salary Clerk 114.40 Chester Cottell, Bounty on one
Coquille Auto Co., auto sup­
Emma
M.
Pierce,
Salary,
cemetery.
2.50
2.75
plies .........................................
bob cat ...................................
Clerk ....................................
114.40
Superintendent’s Office
Capps Motor Co., auto sup­
Miss Long was born in Sequim Muriel Herman, Salary, Clerk 91.90
9.68
Alice Rhay, extra help
plies ..............................-......... 10.40
April 8, 1915, was a graduate of the J. W. Leneve, Salary, Deputy
SherifFs Offioe
Orchard Auto Parts Co., auto
Clerk
.......................................
163.90
Sequim grade school, then moved
Chas. Roberts, deductions from
supplies ...................... -......... 70.89
Georgianna Vaughan, Salary,
salary ...................................... 70.40 Geo. F. Burr Motor Co., auto
with the Long family to Port Angeles
Deputy ................................... 148.95
Muriel Anderson, to Eugene —
supplies ................................... 26.45
where she graduated from high school Frances Skyles, Salary, Depu­
TRANSPORTATION
4.00 F. S. Slover Co., material....... 103.23
Re- Tax System ...................
ty ........................................... ••• 129.00
in
1433.
She
was
a
member
of
the
Health Department
VITAL MATERIALS
Bureau of Labor, Inspection
H. C. Getz, Salary Deputy As­
Rainbow Girls.
The Long family
5.00
Rock Crusher .......................
sessor .......... ............................ 163.90 Ethel C. Littler, mileage and 8.70
MANPOWER
expense ..................................
Mill B. Builders Supply Co.,
moved ,to Port Townsend in 1933.
Ellis Selander, Salary, Depu­
1.53
lumber ................................ —.
....... 144.50 Donald M. Long, M. D., Ser­
Surviving Miss Long are her par­
ty ..... -....................................
vices—Mfld. Clinic ............... 20.00 Smith Wood-Products, Inc.,—
..
143.30
May
Ensele,
Salary
Deputy
ents and a brother, Robert, also of
lumber ..................................... 186.19
» Coquille Laundry Co., ser­
iputy
Jean Schroeder, Salary Deput:
9.85 Mountain States Power Co.—
Port Townsend.
vices .........................................
....... 111.90
Clerk ...... -.............................
Sheriff’s Office
2.00
tights .......................................
Elda Ostrander, Salary, Deputy
Clark ....................................... 111.90 Koke-Chapman Co., supplies.. 105.49 ( Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, office
It's Chysanthemum season.
See
Yale A Towne Mfg. Co., in­
supplies ...... ...... .....................
Idyle-A. Godard, Salary Steno­
Bergen's for choice flowers.
spection of safes................... 27.50 City of Coquille, water
grapher ................................... 112.10
E. L. Perrott A Son, Lumber
Mountain States Power Co.,—
J. N. Gearhart, Salary, County
and work in Tax. Dept----- 221.93
lights and power. ................ 20.21
Remember—Norton’s for' office,
Surveyor ................................. 75.00
4.50
Gregg Hardware, material for
Coquille Wood Co., wood .....
Dr. G. E. Stark, Salary, Health
school
and
home
supplies.
37tfs
8.22
Tax Dept..................................
HERI ARK OFFICIAL RECOMMENDATIONS AS
Standard Oil Co., oil, etc....... 51.26
Officer ................................... 50.00
J. A. Lamb Co., screws for Tax
45.36
Associated Oil Co., oil
PUBLISHED BY THE OFFICE OF WAR UTILITIES,
Leia Elrod, Salary, Health
2.QP Isaac R. Tower, oil...................
2.20
Dept............
-........... a—
Keys made tor all locks. Stevens
Nurse .............................. -...... 136.50
WAR PRODUCTION BOARD.
Roy
C.
Morley,
labor
and
ma
­
Stevens Cash Hardware, ma­
■ Cash Hardware. Coquille. Ore.
tf Ethel C. Littler, Salary, Health
2.35
terial .......................................
terial ....................................... 23.04
Nurse ....................................... 128.15
Cattle Indemnity
Oregon Pacific Co., material 89 45
Carolyn Huff, Salary, Steno­
20.00 H. A L. Company—points
8.40
grapher ....... —............. . ...... 79.55 Wm. H. Hervey A Sons..... .
County Farm ,
Isler Sheet Metal Works, gaso­
James H. Leonard, Salary Pro­
(a) Turn off lights and appliances when not
9.75
line tank and iron............. -
bation Officer ....................... 174.30 Elizabeth Lambert, Salary—
actually needed.
Cook ..............
120.00 A. B. Daly A Company, ma­
Earl L. Schroeder, Salary,
122.50
terial ....................................... 51.39
To make tins simple, no risk hear­
Janitor .......... '......
- 102.20 Reta Horton, Salary Nurse
(p) Eliminate unnecessary use.
Sinister R. Stover, Salary—
Ekblad Sports Shop, keys f6r
ing test. If ydu are temporarily deaf­ Chas. Roberts, Salary, Janitor
Farm Hand ........................... 100.00
3.50
locks .........................................
ened, bothered by ringing buzzing
and Jailer ........... .*.................. 109.15 Mamie
Stover, Salary, waiter 38.70 McGeorge Gravel Co., culvert
head noises due to hardened or coagu­ Belle Whitsett, Salary, Matron
Residential
41.30
Sadie Pyburn, Salary, waiter
pipe ........................................ 70.20
lated wax (cerumen), try the Ourine
and Cook ............................... 72.40 George
Workman, Salary, Or­
4.10
Central Transfer Co., freight..
Home Method test that so many say F. C. McNelly, Salary, Supt.—
(a)
85.00
'“' Eliminate all waste In the use of various
derly .......................................
Southwestern
Motors,
auto z
has enabled them to hear well again.
County Farm ....................... 197.50
L
C.
Milton,
Salary,
Night
­
•lectric appli iances, such as rcirigsrgtors,
supplies ...... ............................ 59.12
You must hear oetter after making Edith McNelly, Salary, Matron
watch ....................................... 50.00 i. A J. Tire Co., auto sup­
radios. space
SDace heaters, ranges, water heaters,
radios,
this simple test or you get your money
County Farm ................»..... 97.50
80.00
J.
E.
Perrott,
Labor
Cannery
9 30
plies .........................................
back at once. Ask about Ourine Ear H. H. Clark, Salary, County
•tc. »
Josie Perrott, Labor, Cannery 65.00 STATE OF OREGON
Drops
todnv
at
Barrow
Dru<
Co.
178.80
Land
Agent
...........................
Turn \>ff lights and appliances when not
Chas. Feller, Tuna Fish—
County of Coos: ss.
Health Office
actually needed.
Cannery ............................ .—. 80.00' I, L. W. Oddy, County Clerk of
Leia Elrod, Mileage and Exp. 37.35
27
16|Coi
____ ..
H.
T.
Miller,
Fish
......................
i County,
Oregon, Ex-officio
Ethel C. Littler, Mileage and
Pioneer Grocery Co., grocer­
49.50
Clerk
of
the County Court of said
Exp
..................
.
........
IxCfrptlOM
il
j
ies
..........................................
96.92
County
and
State
do hereby certify
County Employees
Gant’s Grocery, groceries
43.33 that the foregoing is a true and cor-
Coquille Medical Service Bur­
Th« Committee wishes specifically to direct at­
60.00 Stonecypher Packing Co.,—
. rect statement of the amount of bills
eau, Hospital Dues
meats ....................................... 64.36 u||UWed on the various funds of the
tention to the fact that no effort should he marie tn
Mutual Benefit Health A Acc.
Bukuij. brudd
’ 4 j C-.uiitj
njiAttcd by the County
ii.Uw
Insurance ......... ................
curtail necessary military, aviation and police lighting,
F. A. Robb, Salary, Road­
Court of said County at the regular
Dependent Children
master ....,................................ ! 216.05 November, 1943, term thereof, as the
10.00
lighting essential to pub­
Catholic Charities, Inc.,......
T. Ralph Harry, Salary, Chief
same appears on the exhibits of
Conveying Prisoners to Pen
Today’s poultry and dairy feed
lic health including eye­
Clerk
_.
187.70 claims and warrants in my office
. ........................ 11.50
Wm. F. Howell .......................
shortage is one of the biggeit
Tom Evans, Salary, Shop Fore- ___ and custody.
Court House
sight conservation and
wartime problems. Feed is es­
182.65 '
man
.......•
14.45
WITNESS inv hand and the seal
City of Coquille, water.......
sential for the production of
safety, plant protection,
Alda L. Nosier, Salary, Asst.
of the Countv Court affixed this
Mountain States Power Co.
meat, milk, and eggs. Yet
112.20
Clerk
.................................
121.49
18th day of Nov. 1943.
lights and power ...........
because of the tremendous de­
transportation, and pro­
labor On Roads
L W Oddy, County Clerk
E. G. Opperman, lamps and
mand every pound of feed
51.74
i
tection purposes.
Gunder
Gunderson
i'RenD
Bv J W leneve. IVnu«'-
13.45
labor.......... -........ ......... .......
should be fed where it will
172.34 |
J. L. Lea
Sheriff's Office
produce the most food.
186.45
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
As outdoor recreational
Wayne Goodman
You can help by cooperating .. Smith Wood-Porducts, Inc.,—
•2.16: Notice is.hereby given that the
Mike Bbone
::
with your Triangle Feed dont - k lundter............................ 34.41
xecHvitle* ara considère^
161.96 Undersigned was bn jhe 1st day of”
lsier Sheet Metal Works, in­
er. Limit your purchases to
159.26' November; 1943, duly appointed by
essential for wartime
stalling braces —....... ...J....... 11.00 James L. Child .... T.
just whst you Med. Accept
131.38 the County Court of Coos County,
Victor Demarest
Indemnity
smaller amounts when hie sup-
morale, the use of elec­
158.83 Oregon, as Administrator of the Es-
Ralph Hurlbutt
gy is limited. Triangle Milling
• Hardee W. Mast, Cattle In-
104.43
tate of Leona E. Foley, deceased; and
*
tric energy necessary tor
4.00 O. P. Smith
. demnity —?..»...........
o. is making every effort to
145.57
all persons having claims against
Henry Franson
Superintendent's
Office
see
that
you
are
regularly
sup
­
this purpose should
120.65 said Estate are hereby required to
Martha E. Mulkey, Mileage..., 15.85 A. G. Trendell
plied. Help us by sharing the
158.68 . present them to me. with proper
be discouraged.
Phyllis Ingdl, Extra help........... 73.70 C. J. Martell
teed with your neighbor.
188.36 vouchers attached and duly verified,
9.80 John-B. O’Sullivan
Eleanor Peterson, extra help
165.83 at * my office ' in Coquille,
1
Oregon,
farl Mathews
Cruising
Timber
a
126.58 within six months from date of this
. C. Burner ..
W. H. Kay, Salary and Mileage 103.25
91.30 notice.
' ~
C. F. Hawk ..
Various
140.50
Dated and published first time Nov.
Orin Demarest
'Coquille Valley Sentinel, pub­
129.85 4. 1943.
’
A Soil-Supporting, Tax-Faying, Private Enterprise
lishing, ate.
.... ........ 89.75 Chas. Hofer
179.47
O. C. Sanford, Administrator.
Wm. Dinsmore
Districi Attorney
Brooks Used Furniture, Phone 119L
Something to think
I
133.5u
i
about before you
plan a train trip
Naomi Long Dies
At Port Townsend 1
ìfc« frlandly
JF Sevtheri Pacific
Uncle Sam Asks Everyone
to Conserve!
By Not Wasting Electricity!
YOUR GOVERNMENT
RECOMMENDS
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Wanted! Men And
Women Who Are
Hard Of Hearing
1
MAXff rc
TRI
: FEED
DODOUBLEDUTY
Mountain States Power.Compiny
TRIANGLE M'cliINC
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