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“No true patriot will fail to buy United States Liberty Bonds.”
You Get 414% Interest on Your RMoney
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McNeel Marble Co. Georgia Marble Co.
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Kennesaw Hosiery Co. Marieifa Knitting Co.
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Glover Machine Works. Mariefia Coca-Cola Co.
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Mariefta Ice And Coal Co.
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THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
Friday Morning, April 19th, 1918,
