BlockThe Kenna Record, 1910-04-08
The front page of 1910-04-08. 294 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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294 wordsEach block below is one column or story as the page set it. This is microfilm of 1910s newsprint, so the reading carries mistakes; nothing has been corrected, because correcting a name invents one. Blocks that read as noise rather than language were dropped whole.
f -tuuft 'men. s''i:io ';oc".!i are Ir.iitrtl iou cnlf: so ro tome '-men. T!r;t (ire tan nod: so are men, In I'll ir yfuf ;h. ' hoots can't stand water; it hi :- ":n pome men. V. a hoot is well, adnkrd It la a hi rd case; so is a man. A boalt wlyn old gits wrinkled and hard.; so docs a man. A fcoci t to be of much account must fcaf.e a mate; so must a man.
who owned them was very proud of. He never got tired of explaining thai Puss was the gentlest of all creatures, the si cheerful, the most willing r all horseflesh and about the -'ost: v h?lc Pen he described as, 'vhhe resen:6..ng his great r-;t ltyne in loving to dence and .. . "rj. hi' hjc.'j .rin oa: ...u ..i.L v ir hi lov.tf tu
tude to his owner. He fastened the lady's hat to the head stall of Puss, making holes through the hat for her ears, and no lady that attended""church on Easter wa3 prouder of her top adornment than was Puss. When the. owner was ready, he got into the buggy and start
The depositors in this I3ank are secured by the laws of this Territory to the extent of $3( ),O00.00. Our officers are bonded and we carry burglary I isur?.ice. Uvery safeguard of mod ern banking pro protects - tects protects yuu. Coirie i'n and see us.
was wondering what a divorce would "ost. The noral of all this story is that if :n these days men hesi hesitate - tate hesitate to go walking on narrow s!dewal3 s with their wives, or if they i re crjss at dinner after the wif j has been out in the
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