The Stroud Democrat (Stroud, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, March 16, 1917

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... Gibson Station Led To Agent Smoot s Death. vut'-pn-sident in the last election, contributed $1,000... were in- Who Controls Congress? London.—Count Ferdinand Zeppelin, inventor of the dirigible airship, •... and republican leadrnillUT 7CDDCI im ic nrtn er* w'ien they heard °f the president's UUUNT ZEPPELIN IS DEAD call... it considered a failure as a war machine. Zeppelin raids on London and Paris did little damage, and attacks... by defending airplanes proved so costly they were finally abandoned. Count Zeppelin made his first flight

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... shows a led specifications. Infon atinn | decidec .• provement in produc- ! from all points indicate

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... during the year. Onions and potatoes led with increases of more than 50 per cent. Some of the advances

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... for safety, and then led her away. In the meantime the Major and Pancho were trying to explain their actions

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