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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18

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Your faithfully.
AMERICAN FAIR TRAJE LEAGUE
EDMOND 4. WHITTIER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18

!t5s- -11 .G1E gass4@s.e through L
eaiar.oi. SIN 4-zasae-, our aztsns
r.- ge@- v..r e.,-5g grass 20 ze can
H. sD~as v.-h authority bit the Ok
IA. ozza -.mes Is authority OF gsso-
.@1@. br.-re-cEe zrd Gsk@s u living FIRE.
II! : sa3s
Firing ~.ta I,@ztn mas rAe IN
g@.r-z! t...A II z. imp 1znpt4 lecture
delivered ~ Flse Cnls< Ro-s Brooks II
Oklahoma before &@Ter4l c.tY hall of
:.cta.z il Corara.&s.oner H.zhleyz Of
~. JfonllaE. 4 relation u " aar Chief
Irc5.e CONSIDERS ile uosr taca! COM
oirar.ga possible n the automobile
zor.d-t:at u --raining ga-o!e1s
through maj .D.E Skin.
!, - orange :sc. that not ore
nlGtorlz. II & dGz4rl knows that rs il
literally taxing his lie n h.. hs nos
-Fnar re- IsDlT= Ms gasoierse through =
t1E.aei IL ~nscn n nss placed 4
-arnoi< SKIN u arr a. 4 strain-r sa.d
-ne cnI-f Statistics II fire depart
rnen-s IN -.agy ctties show that an
os.s. -he.ralng per cent II auto fires are
oaUsAd by th-s apparently trivial
CelEe
Ch.et Hreosr declared that The -es-
ec1 If tne destruction - life and prop
@rtr - often resulting from the
Et-3Iring II gasg!en- was due 20 the
( fact that gasoIere and channels DO not
get along together. b1, az. +.ncom-
ta'.oles. Static electricity il formed
~ the friction ~ me gas1.ene passing
Though the chanois which q careless
motion may generate into q spark,
causing 4 frlghtfuI explosion, which
ha5; s-veral times occurred IN the
nid4t If parry If motorists. and the
cauGe If Eh.ct. has until recently re-
manned mystery
50 lpng as the funnel A,s tightly
int5 the mouth ri the tank there il no
danger declares Chief Brooks That
carr5.s ground which aeeps the
+ electricity from gathering into dan
seroQs amount in the funnel But
when the funnel j. held in the hand Or
i separated from the conductor in
! tn. car the metal tank. II becomes
charged with one Of the most dead
tiy agents in the world. electricity.
7 IN many cases the motorlst goes
I On h.s way. not knowing that he
brushed elbows with death. For IN
/ ieas 2 ground II formed as the gaso-
/ lene filters through the chamois d
SPARK Tili inevitably leap from the
funnel 70 the nearest point Of contact
with the tank. passing ground Is
formed az the gasolene filters a Jump
! spark, On the same principle az light
mig, and must inevitably result when
/ the funnel il used without coming into
actual contact with the tank Many
= persona have been burned and SCARED
for life. and several have been killed.
through Ignorance ri this electrical
phenomenon.
/ Formerly somebody vas supposed
| to have inadvertently struck match,
when these sudden explosions oc-
CURED. but now investigation shows
that the true reason is due to the fatal
! oversight Of using the chamois skin In
suspe nded funnel.
/ The moral Of the whole thing il
never. under any circumstances, put
gasoicne through 2 ohsmois skin The
danger always exists, for electricity il
d peculiar agent and it liz an impossi-
bilIty 70 know when the funnel being
uged 50 innocently BY the ignorant
notorist has received it's maximum
capacity 10th staticai current"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18
PALERMO

CASTINGS Gladys F. Tibbetts clos
ed very successful term Of schoo
here, Nov. IL.
About 30 Of the members Of this
Sheepscot Lake Grange visited Eve
ming Star Grange at Washington Sat.
urday evening. All reported good
time.
Mr. and Mrg. c. z. Overlook and son
Burnell. Of Washington were calling in
this place Sunday.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Jones recently closed
very successful term Of school a,
North Washington
Mrs. Myrtle Leeman, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Brown. North Palermo, returned
Saturday.
MRS. Guy Leeman was Sunday Wis.,
itor Of Mrs. Sadie Day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18

s-tSI's sf13 % 1ts EfS.''I 2 =
Fifth Avenue. SeH YORK
Gentlemen
Your letter ~ %1v. \. concerning
an editorial in our .sx4e If SEPT. %. a.
hand We are not az AL surprised -
the tenor ~ your letter. for il IL Of
the same piece az ED!ne ~ the other
publicity stuff you are sanding for
free circulation. You proceed from
the assumption that the duty ~
manufacturers lies in correcting the
evils u price cutting. They get their
price and they propose 10 dictate the
price the article shall be sold for down
through the hands it passes until con-
.umed or worn out. Any person who
dares violate the Uksge Of these
manufacturers shall he punished BIZ
The boycott-"We sell you our goods Al
our own price and you sell them al the
price We tell you. or We shall black
list you
Now there are many things ycu do
not know, or elze you are wiifulIy con
ceaIing certain facts and hope to
bulidoze others into lodging such sub
tects
We have followed their fortunes and
interests and know something 0. the
difference between the methods Of con-
ducfinp a etore that runs Account. g
with its patrons. supports delivery
teams, pays high rents, etc. and the
store that doeg a strictly cash business.
gays small rent, and obliges patrons to
AIRY home their own packages. We
know the percentages that must sbe
added by the first named, 50 that those
who pay their accounts in full tand
the cash sales) may settle the ac-
counts Of those who do not pay.
Now we enter one of these stores
and pay cash for an article. We have
TO pay as much as does the chap who
Ii running an account to be paid in 80
days, or never. II We complain at the
price the dealer confdentially tells US
that he cannot cut the price on that
article because the price is fixed By
the jobber or the manufacturer. and if
he cuts the price he can't get any more
Of the article.
On the other hand. the grocer who is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18
1915.

Jan s-s-Western Maine Poultry As
ISOLATION. South Paris.
Jan ls-3laine state League 81 Loan
and Building Associations. annual meet
ing. Lewiston.
FEB a--Course OF lectures By Former
President Taft II L. Of u. College OF
Law. Bangor.
Feb. 7-l2-Sixth annual United Com
nlerclal Travellers FooG Fair. Bangor.
Feb 1-Ellsworth Food Fair opens for
one week.
Feb A-kenuebec County Rural Letter
Carriers Association annual session, Al
March lq-l2-Maine Boys Conference.
Bangor.
May l7-Grand Lodge. Knights Of Py-
thas. annual convention, Bangor.
June ZI-Bowdoin class Of L<s reunion,
New Meadows Inn.
July 4-Family reunion Of descendants
Of jeremiah and Elizabeth Doughty Pen
nell. at home Of Mrs VIII Ross. Var
mouth.
July 5-1e-National Convention and
show Of American Sweet Pea Society.
Bar Harbor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18
The World War a Year Aqo
Today-Nov. 10.

Germans undermined and blew
up part Of French position at
Chauvoncourt. near st. Mihiel, on
the Verdun line.
Indecisive battle in the Black
sea between Russian deet and
the German Turkish cruisers Goe-
ben and BresIau.
Battling continued on the East
Prussian front and in the region
Of Lodz, west Of warsaw. Rus
sian advance guards In western
Poland were driven back east
ward.
Japan turned over to Australia
the German island possessions
which she had seized.
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Anticipating . Faii.

Young Ms Fluo51S voEs thar Fl1d-
E-o & II deal husband Hone early. 10
drinking a-d - e1-
'-A-1 Ftz- 10 -a= fellows a. rGs c-o
4zy % that
.-f-. -5.h.rg. They're :cst waiting and
making bets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18

The young men who are forming a
Signal Corps al Brewa are putting in
considerable time in drilling. as veil
as listening 10 talks on wireless ana
regular ,elegraphy. The men are
considering. when the organization Is
complete. applying for Krag rifles ana
ammunition. the government now
furnishing such companies with rifles
and ammunition for drilling and target
practice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18
Clinton Grange.

The following program vas carried
Oh. At rhs nesting q the Grange:
Peadirg. Pew. G. ". Lowell. paper. So.
stewart. vocal soio. Edward AoTad.
reading. Mrs e. " Lowell; quotations.
The First and Second degrees viii b
conferred on three candidates ~ the
rezr regular meeting q the Grange
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Ns-as-kseo Advertising

WAS ye1- business Stranger
HI a&-1=s= doczo-- ! 6cc-c- y :
o.s-=s< -hzs .2ppe-. % b- s-ls-g-
WHAT'S yer h1<.-=sz
Ie.,. L yog-re 3 business docso-.
--@ss yo1 might r1n IT business III
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Z AZ E.-rz- ratios q E--1l- - 80
=nse- -he g=1=zi szzzg1-<-. l-eEszr=%-
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C-er HacSerS.

=o~ : i that yo1r Grsnd CeGtr4l
1c.=l : O. IL edge u town demanded
IL y-ssza- 20 PlQnkr.gi=. sss1ls~- z-
testify
-AIz-1 my fault Responded I.e Pr
yrs=-o- = 1u1l- c14 aozel - The p-cpe-
gszoe and nansa K. Bat shs -o~n groEe5
TIE ct-e- Ear-
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SPORTS

Nov Estate Bowling League: Al
gusta VS.. Gardiner at Augusta.
Nov. estate Bowling League: Lewis
ton VS.. Wateryiile al Lewiston.
Nov. 1s-Basket bali: Winthrop vs.. Nor
way at Winthrop.
Dec. 15-Deer hunting season in Vain:
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tsrr.na tire n oS:ess.

- glad 10 have yel 1e-e. mug
INJURED tie hostess. who nzanE notice;
rim before. "Eo1 have certainly ssea
IL life Ct lh@ parrE al he evening
= can hardly believe thai
That Is due 20 you- H.od=sz2.
Nc. Il i due ID the fast that nave
t.- this Minute arrived ~-p.t-so --sh
Post
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al - Gardner. SO ? VI. lrc4--
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Portland. BoetcE- and Mex YcTk, @-5 2
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80 =. u. Lewiston. Bath Ec---.2-d
Sostol- Sundays -.s I'D ILL - II, -.
tNs~ Yoray ard l2A :. =. Portland a.
Boston
GOING EAST-li- A ". Bzzgo-.
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coL1e-t Ss.oEG Bangor: Sc 4 Y, loes.
20 Aoossaead Lake tTs2 Oasiacly. Be--
fast FoIc-c-I and Bangor III / n,
local % Belfast. Bz-gc- and S.owz=gs-
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nesan-
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A u. li4.- -, 4e-. Gardner Only al.
s-I- lZf3 ?. "
Il =. WALTON. Gen! Passenger Ag.
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-ers :. .-e Res Sex.

-1.z s-o.cz q ri SIX Stockings sssEs
= & gig very s2o~.
sag -E % Boszoz- Taose P-opse
SIMPLY can- r=tEs+ 70 hay r-4 l3szerg.' :
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BATH AND soOTH6ay LINE
AUGUSTA LODGE DIRECTORY

TRINITY coMMAN0ERY. NO. Z.
X. 7. Stated ccnclave az Masonic Tam
pie. Friday evening. Nov- l. 1915 All So
touring fraterE are cordially invited TO
attend
LEWIS 4. RCRLEIGH En- Com.
GEORGE r. BANGS, Recorder
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18

well-knoan sportsman II the
place il being kept busy explaining
how +. happened that. because he had
never seer a coon" in the ~oosjs-
Farmer Fred's coon car came home n
q hurry from the pasture the other
day. with shot holes IN his ears - rs
the Oxford Democrat, which con
,inu.s This matter has been referred
To the doggerel editor. but he alleges
that ne doesn't feel that ne CAM do
justice to the subject.
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Maine Gossip
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His One Triumph.

Trouble never catches -17 eEEc-..c
groEca OF rs gard He ~zs expecting
IL
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4. Tar- Of Lewiston

William =. TAR Of Lewiston
Vim. !. Tarr. s.. 2 roa6vss:s- 81
r,oyei for - consecutive years ~ h.
Maine Central dropped dead TUESDAY
night A. his home in Lewiston He Tu
an Odd Fellow and had seve5 seversl
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ODD FELLOWS nAIj

ODA i - III.
ASYLUM LODGE. NO. -. REaul.,
r-e=-z-E F-5av ev=-.EEs = . 30
svs21aE- $eT- =, rea=z-sz- . - ID.
-C-y Cez-5-
s.. F Nk55A :
JEP1THa EscaMRsENT. No !
Meetings =, - -.1<s e.=-.- $500 ~
s51--A Tress1zy- Tzss.1sy +T=-zr- ~
:. Termination 2. c-c= -
{ Z STEWART ss-...
CANTON AUGUSTA. Nc.
Regular Eesti-g syeTy TIA -.s.s, !,
o'ciocs- L-ss1zy. De- =. -E.sss
and election q c-.-f-s-
FAY NJ 8CRNr. !ss
AUGUSTA LODGE no. -. s
sscond and tcUrIh Thursdays :. a..
GEORGE Fl BANGS Es
:. ". POOR, SEC
.1ly-2.m~-ta.u
UNIFOaM RANk. knlG-Ts 6:
?y-1izs. hiEg Cozpa.y. ~. : axa,.
ceeaEg srss THURSDAY 0. sa-2 -.-.
CAPT z. VI PAGE
o5..--ih-sa-.G
QUEEN TEMPLE. NO. -. PYT--1S
Sisters. meet. Il 4 0. 2 ISL -
cEG aE5 .ourr1 Tuesday eFea-1ss ..sr
month. al 81 cc.oca
ETHEL L SIXTH. u &C
ADELAIDE u. PAGE II . P int
LCClI ?. L u. - ?.
sg--1-sacr:
CAPITAL GRANGE. no. "a. >. O.
4 Meetings z: All str sa,arzay sve
r.s y Z
XES. EAAA : HOWE. wx
MRS ALICE RIPLEY. Sci;
tc-tt-sa-tt
\. Z. Q. p kENNEsEC LUoGE, Nc.
- meets in G. A P hall The zrs ~
third TlesdsE evenings Of e-sa -c-t,,,
Ms Lutte H. PIERCE ware.
3. : NICHOLAS, Fin Sec
.n-,n-sa;
G. A r. THE REGULAR MEETING
OF Seth Williams PCS, No =. ssco-s 81
tca-s Th.-sGAys CT cash r1o1t1-
ARTHUR L BROWN. Co-E-s-4.s
VIZ. NcDAEIU. AG5vi2nr
t1-th-zzt.It
GEN. PHIL SHERIDAN clRclE
meeting IL Z. a r hall every -3sss-y
E, -. ?. u.
MRS. BELL E SANBOD$. F~
MRS SARAH Z CT PTILL, -
.g--r .sat-iyg
RETAIL CLERKS UNION. LOCAL
No 81 Regular meetings sr<t az ...-i
TUESDAYS % each month IL GclEs- c.tss
hall
A B. MARI, President
O. =. DOUGLAS. RAJ Secy
-zaylttLsz,t -G-&ss.ly-
sET- WILLIAMS INOEPENoEk
Relic. Coycs Meetings every -tars:ay
Afternoon d. 80 at G. A 2. aali
HATTIE LIPPINCo--. ?!a
ADDIE w. GAY. S&c
L J NcDAEID. Trsas
s--i1.tr -th-ssIZyr
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GOING TET--Gr = II.
s1cep. Ac.1Ey. Pertain
All 2-s-o-. - l. II.
ESta-r Fa-ElEE-oZ.
Ao< s.4E-- Po--lArt. Sos-
-1l. Ao-,-e.I z-1 S1e-
h =. Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18

Lake Brewster has accomplished
quite stunt in th- past f-Ts Ty4e.=
at his farm On ,h@ west side Of Dodgez
Mountain, removing rob tons Of boyld-
e. from a three acre field. says the
Rocktand Courier Gazette Many ~
them we're large weighing several tons
and had 20 be blasted with dynamite
Verify the life 81 the farmer il y
strenuous one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18
EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES
E-WkY. 6Y-WsTER
BOSTON & PORTLAND LINE

BOSTON & PORTLAND LINE
Steamships BAE STATE and GOV
Wharf we=E DAYS 80 2 Y tor B1s.oa
Return leave Central Htz-t. .5cs.o-..
week DAYS c--lE - r N
Day t-lS iezTe Portland -Lu-stzys : n
A 4- Due Bos-on -.t = IF
MAINE TEAMSAlP LINE
Direct 70 Me-. Yor.
Steamships NORTH LAND ara
NORTH STAR E=54 81 ta-=s II e1ec.
So % EeE Yn-a- Reduced Scz-ero3r,
Prices Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland
Tues. Thurs and Sat al SIC ?. y.
kEkNE6Ec LINE
Leave Gardner 80 ?. n. Dresden 80
p. NJ. Richmond et!1e permitting, -,
II. Bath SO T. y. Tuesdays. TaGrs5z -
and SATURDAYS. for Boston. Returning
leave Fosters Wharf Boston AGcrEars
Wednesdays. Fridays see T. N
BATH AND eooTH6AY LINE
Leave Bath So \ y. ard - ? Il
week days only. t5r Boccatay Eiz-o5-
and Ir,5eFE.edla::e landings Return,
Leave BootLbay' Harder H. \ - an
= IS r. NJ week dars ONLY. FIR Bath
and Intermediate Landings
H a CLAY. S1pt, Portland, Maize
n A HARDEN. Supt-. Bath. Maine
off
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18
RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.
MAINE CENTRAL R. R.

n E-ee: ssn.. e, 1913.
TRAINS LEAVE AUGUSTA IS FOL
LOWS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18

AUGUSTA LODGE no. -. 2. ~,
A NJ si'4E7z- cc- :, 1870 7E=.5.ssaas
%cF - ~ y *e = : :. b.
k!sS Al - ---kz ~r-- srs u.
EEAN NIS L cA--AGaA%. E-x
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18

American FAR Trade i,e4g4e
Fifth Avenue. %sn YORK.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18

one q the veteran }izz2E.s II ~
Lard IL Thomas H McLa;n- nao joined
gockland Lodge FEB l.. 1875 about
four months after i aaS instituted.
TIE principal officers when y to5--
his degrees were Ephralm Hail ~or-
shipfgI master SamegI Z. Perry senior
zar;en. &. ". Palmer 5lcio- .gart;en
and r K Osgo0d treasurer Nr. ~
Lain 8as the lodges first regular So
Rotary serving from l.-5 - 1854
Tpon his removal to Pennington ~
took dira.t from RockIand Lodge.
and helped form 2 lodge in Franklin
county
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18

Looste-= have been 20 sca-c- n fEa
pazt week Ii places along ch@ coast
mar Poeaizrd that tn= smac.-c-r
,he-g1s selves hav- hen oo.ig-d :, pay
. GENTS per pound
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18

Nee. x1ls. c%=c=---g sE-4-1Es -5s+-.
--e a 1zs-z-.zz -1rlZg1 t1- ys.~c--
WHARF ScT--r@r fares gz.re-
SnowY gz-1zEs1s <c- L-- ser1o-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-18

Il sas i--t - years ago -G.- So
r1a, word cana nat the compzrv r
Veteran Reserve Corps, the7 n d1ty
in Augusta wss - BE- mustered o-r
and IT, plzc= al.ed b. %. p. Capt D
MOT I'm Reg He1coca'- Co-rS
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-03-18
SIGNS OF BETTER THINGS

While conservative observers scarce.
ly hope for any boom in trade amid
the present unprecedented world ON
ditiOns, there are some evidences of
preston. The United States is pill
ing up a favorable balance of trade at
a rate of something like $3.50, 0OO, 900 a
month. This results from record ex-
portations of wheat and cotton, with
the wheat going at the highest prices
in history; from sales of other food
supplies and of clothing material to
Europe in great quantities at high
prices, and from expectations Of am
munition, ordnance, and other war ma
terlals and supplies, such as horses,
automobiles, motor trucks, aeroplanes,
and barb wire. In a period of reduced
imports, this phenomenal movement
could not give a huge balance Of trade
in our favor. BY the middle of Febru-
airy, some cheering news had come
from the steel mills, the great plant
at Gary going into operation after
many months Of idleness. The large
issue of bonds by the Pennsylvania
Railroad was Immediately and heavily
over-subscribed, and the still larger
issue Of ~debentures by the New York
Central was placed satisfactorily. The
banks of the country have come into
an exceptionally secure position, the
Federal Reserve law is working so well
that no mere banking panics such as
we had in 1893 and 1907 may be ex-
pected, and the psychological factor
in business has obviously changed Tor
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-03-18

Badger east three miles to his farm.
A number of years ago he started to
drag a mile of the road with a split
drag. The first year a number ac-
cused him of trying to spoil the road,
but in another year the value of the
work was plainly seen. Later the
Badger township board paid for drag
ging clear to the town of Badger and
now it is the best stretch of road in
the county. The township board also
pays for dragging other roads lead
ing into Badger. 1t would be highly
appreciated if some Of the Denver
township road tax money could be
paid out for dragging roads coming to
Arlington.