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of Q assembly
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ence y mpany s exist
Tbe new Droduc tion record w«« «Pt
u p ridav r u lv 27 when d^mpJ hp
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* han , the pr ® vloas hi £ h day 0 of
auctl °" was 6 - 884 -
i k 7no rs year the company
P ; . T : t o 7 Car? â S °- tbe P roduc_
th __ ? ' uly ^ ,
. £ "^ les that figure and
' I °je than the first three years'
° u 0 tp 2 ut of the con >P a ny. which totaled
'
Club Members Entertain Husbands
^e members of the Ivyhurst club
entertained their husbands and faml
! 'es at a most delightful dinner on
Thursday evening at the home of
^ rs - D - Holman, on East Third street,
After dinner the evening was spent
in games and social chat
FORD FACTORIES MAKE
NEW PRODUCTION RECORD
more
was
Mrs. O. P. Cockerill and daughter,
Miss Betty, left Moscow, Friday, for
Seattle, where they will visit for some
time, before joining Dean Cockerill at
Grand Forks, North Dakota. The dean
left Moscow some two weeks ago for
Grand Forks, where he becomes dean
of the school of law at the University
of North Dakota. Dean Cockerill and
his family have many friends here,
both in the city and at the university,
who regret their ieavinç^_and wish
them abundant -»access in their new
home.
Cockerîlls Leave Moscow
EDISON SAYS
SOUL LIVES ON
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