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    "ocrText": "we fixed this water purings had n't fixed it night and it does it pump. Q\ntold him I would man my In the city water down there and\nthere maybe reemed that will to be and plenty the water of water differenties in the will. He said and however I must\nsay thing are cleaning my around the station he asked me\nif he could ant the dead thees, w many of there poplars did\nI told him he could hut to leave any that showed any rigns\nfeet and thing never did grade any of the north nide\nthe other evening and they whe grading off about two more\nof life at all. I drove along the north side of my place\nof the road. I guins they have just decided my place\nselves. I do wish for b. Michols or some are would hug all\nis public property and polyany is free to hilp them\nman who cnt my wheat said to Mr. Dyer that he thought\nI have west of the rail road and sub divide it. The\ntime ant better than we thong nt it would,\nit was the best he had cnt so for so mayber it will\nI guess the boy sconts are having a real jamborce\nfrom all reports. JJ he ball game must have been fine.\nDid I till you I attended night count in Loo angeles ? and\nthere was a woman judge, a woman of highy I should green\nshe had grey hair and was one of these very calm\nself possessed not of people, she was quite though\ninvestigated each case, was nice to all and I"
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