The Weekly Democrat-Chief (Hobart, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 12, 1920

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... the nation he ominous than that which swept fcu- ^ ^ about a, o|a as he thinks exposed in all its hollowness... no territorial or other ma- *Wch is written so much ol tte terials benefits, is the first nation of world', best... loafing in the city The future of the nation demands a more world cataclysm. And the world may 1 stable

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... Hundred and Fifty-One Profiteers Found Guilty Since Nation Wide Drive Was Inaugurated a Year Ago Ity... ploys of the American Railway of the nation its challenge to a Express Co., witn the exception aveat

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... a busy day. the chief historical importance ofwhich was that It was to mark the birth of from being

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... Hardinir intend tu send an army to Germany to press TRAILS* END PRIDE OF 60VERN0R COX ENTIRE NATION... the .-Hies—in every going concern. fact no nation of good str.ndin*— In advocating a hudget systemCox j would

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