Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-25

which meets earlier in the week. be-
ginning Tuesday, Dec. 6, and closing
Friday morning, Dec. ., has offered
premiums for flint corn, ten-ear and
single ear lots, the same as last year.
No premiums will be offered this wear
tor small grains, beans, or potatoes, as
the association has no funds at it's dis
posal. Exhibits Of these latter products
| will be made for their educational and
advertising value alone.
Inc November Bulletin Of the State
Board of Health was issued from the
office of the Board at the State House
"Wednesday and is now ready for dis
tribution. 1t makes a pamphlet of is
pages octave and contains the usual
amount of interesting and valuable
matter. Prominent in the contents of
the Bulletin is an article entitled THE
hookk"cping Of Humanity" by J. y.
Hurry. Phar. d.. NJ. D., secretary of
'he indiana state Board of Health
which deals generally with the subject
OF vital statistics. and their import
ahce and value. Another subject con-
Sldcr"d is that OF the exhibition vorl,
OF the Maine board in connection with
the crusade which is being carried on
IN the state against the great white
plague. In speaking of the exhibit the
Bulctir SAYS:
Another kind of work thar is yield
ing gratifying results is the cxhihi, Of
the state Board Of Health. Until the
present season the travelling exhibit
related to tuberculosis alone but this
year 1t has been extended to rural ny
2ltne and school hygiene. Only a fair
beginning has been made in the rep
f"Senfation of the last two subjects and
IA small beginning has been made in
! infant hygiene. AS fast as funds per-
mt it is wished to increase the equip
! ncnt and to do much more work IN
+ this fine
In making arrangements for the OK
| llihit in most places the local Boards
oi Health and the school officers usu-
ally work together in interesting the
citizens generally ana in making the
exhibition n success. IN advertising il
We have had cordial hclrfulness OF In
local newspapers, licrGymon have an
nounccd it from their pulpitS ana Tie.
state board mas furnished attractive
posters and handbills. The attendance.
with the exception Of perhaps only one
place. has been very satisfactory in.
decd aud in many places it mas been
large. In the exceptional case there
was 2 lack of advertising. 1t has been
very gratifying to see 50 many pr
sons spend an hour nr more in going
over the whole exhibit studying il
carefully. on" woman spent long
time examining the exhibit on" day.
and the next day brought her who'll,
family If children with note books.
A very encouraging feature OF the
work is that 90 m@ny OF tie snr"rin-
tcndcnts Of schools have ARRANGED 90
have thcir schools attend class by class
accompanied hy their teachers.
The exhibit las been shown This year
IN TittSfield. Auburn. SkowhC gan i'll
March and again in September in con
nact'On with the meeting Of the State
Federation Of Womcn's clubs: at Lew
iStor. in the City bail and also at the
Stato fair; in Auburn Freeport. Hal
lowell Gorham Normal school, West
brook. Portland. Bangor. in connec-
llon with the meeting of the state
Teachers Association and. again in
the same city. at the request of citi-
cent FOR the benefit of the schools. and
| finally in Brewer There have been
urgent requests for it to go to many
other places. but the want of funds
obliges the board to cease further
work of that kind for the season. uE-
less possibly ii NAV be shown ir few
| other nearby places.
\ notice. which has been filed at the
| Office of the secretary of state ccrti-
| ins mat at a special meeting of the
! stockholders of the Dana Warp Mills.
, held at tho cnmpany's office in Port
| LAND on Tuesday, Nov. -. it was voted
| TO increase the capital stock OF the
| corporation 100000, SO that the total
! capital stock of the corporation shall
! b, $500 600. divided into 1000 shares of
| the pa, value of 500 each.
! The following corporations have filed
! thai, certificates Of organization at t."
| office of the secretary OF state:
! Madawaska Mercantile Co. organ
lied at Grand Isle for the purpose OF
! dealing in real estate, goods, wares ana
| merchandise. with $4,000 capital stock.
| of which S250O is paid in. officers Pres
| ident. Patrick Therriault Of Grand
| Isle: treasurer. Leonard j. SnuSN OF
: Grand Isle Certificate filed Nov. %,
; 1910.
French Fluid Electric Rheostats Co.
| oroaniyed ut Portland for the purpose
| o,' manufacturing and dealing in rl"c-
TIC apparatus. with $4,000 capital
! stock. Cf which nothing is paid in Oh
| fcars: President. L. Roy Monroe Of
| Portland: treasurer. Philip A. Hanson
| of Portland. Certificate filed Nov. -
1910.
American Sardine Co organized at
Eastuoru for the purpose of conduct
| ing a general canning business with
| 100000 capital stock. of which $40
! is paid in. officers: President. C. f.
| Martin of Passport: treasurer. s. q.
! Gra6r of Passport Certificate filed
| Nov. %. 1910.
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