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By Gene Byrnes
Arthur Pointer
FO R
Q U IC K
SA LE
com ­
p le te ly stock ed and equipped g a r a g e
and se r v ic e sta tio n , w ith fu rn ish ed
P R IC E D
a p a r tm en t.
Id a h o .
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U L A tB U O U S E . D ep L 8. M e a U la lr , N . J.
W O N D E R F U L B U S IN E S S
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AUTOS. TRUCKS & ACCESS.
H i d e FOREVER'
by Clark S. Haas
6 -T O N
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A s k in g 65600. M a k e o ff e r . R O B -
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M o t o r T r u c k F a r t s & E q u ip . C o .
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Firearms Casualties
Every year more than 2,000 per­
sons accidently lose their lives be­
cause of careless handling of fire­
arms. The total was 2,500 in 1947.
Most of these needless- deaths are
tr hunting accidents.
By Len Kleis
Louisa Railroad
In 1836 the Louisa railroad was
organized to build a railway line
to the Blue Ridge mountains. This
was the railway line of which the
Chesapeake and Ohio is the direct
descendant.
Idaho Ghost Town
Bay Horse, a ghost town In Cus­
ter county, Idaho, received its name
because a man discovered a rich
outcrop vein of ore here while he
was out looking for his bay horse.
By Charles Kuhn
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girls. Then one replied:
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you do—burn them at both ends?”
Daffy Definition
Harking Lot--A place where yon
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in the fenders.