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♦FRESH GARDEN THINGS & FRUITS
What
"No, I didn't,
does he call it?"
"A window."
-Wat c hman-Examine r
About that 300 lbs of
"Frands" on the front page.
John Nelson says that prob
ably means Franks(frankfur
ters to us). HuhIThe MFM
reserves the right to make
fantastic words by hitting
wrong letters on the type
writer. How dare the VAL
LEY SETTLER go and do the
same thing?
The peacetime conscrip
tion bill as finally ap
proved makes 16-2 million
men, 21 to 35 years of age,
subject to immediate regis
tration and possible draft
for a year's military train
ing. It is planned that
the first 75,000 draftees
shall be in camp by Novem
ber.
The death toll in the
Hercules Company disaster
is set at 39. Damage to
the big powder plant at
Kenville, N.J.,is estimated
to be more than 2,000,000.
The Kenville plant of the
Hercules Powder Co.had more
than $3,000,000 worth of
War Department contracts in
when the explosion occurred
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