davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-05
Snabt BON falltmOem
Sannl getDtet.
srebbie 8intber befano iidl anf nod
barliher Snrm.

Cadillac, Mih., 5. slpril. Der
fiinf Sabre alte 6rcboie @iintber, Del
Ien @ater in bieiiser gtadborihaft
cine groBe 6orm beiist, befnno lid,
seitcrn auf 9ciuf auf elmer benad).
barten Sarm, auf Ser 9aiirne gefallt
tp,irben. Gin niGhtieer gai,rnrieie
Durbe nieoergeihlagen nno che Der
anobe ii6 nod in Si6erbeit brineen
fonnte, fom Der 9aun1 Su Jaq unb
erihlue ibn.. Der 3ob mar Elm Oil.
senblidlider lnb Der arg 5erauetidte
9eihnom bes &noben fonrte MIR I'm.
ter groBen Shmierisfeiten berporge.
aoaen uerben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-05
And) ein, ,3efOrmtr".
.Sote(beiiser in Epntiae betricb Tren
oenhans.
Sarpen Saois mar cine 3enhtc bei
Wetbobiitenfirfe.
8citern sn fiinfiabriger 3uhtbans'
itrafe nernrteilt.

Gontioc, Ofi6., 5. 9lpril. Sar-
pen 8. Topis, 6t Sabre aft, Der iiber-
fiibrt ipurbe, in Serbinoung nit lei
mem Sotel, Die @eitiioe SSnn, III Die.
ler Stobt Elm Sreuoenballs betrieben
sn hoben, iuuroe gcitern I'M bieiigen
9reiseerid)t 5u einer 3u6tbaltsItrofe
BON ein bis fiinf SSobren peritrteilt
unb iofort nod Safion abgefiibrt,
Inn Die Saftitrofe an5iltreten.
1opis mar cine eroBe 2eu6te Der
bieiigen MetboOiitenfirde, Gpitntp
5ruont -9eanlter unb iein Sobn lit
Ser itabtiIdle Sliperpiior gr gebort
elmer Der Glteiten sSomilien Bontiocs
an un6 iein 9ruoer lit ein befanliter
Re6tsanpult imb 8olitifer bon Bon-
tinc.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-05
lIubefannter DDm Yerz
fOntnSng gctDtet.
ySramp" iprans pun 6rad,tsns nb,
bireft Dor Teriunem5ns.

SSudion, Wif, b Ipril. Gin
bis ;ur Stl,noe nod lllibentifi6lerter
Wann tpurbe geitern llobe Der bieii-
aen ltnion,Stotion BON einem Terio'
nen5uae Der 02i6iean Ge1tral.Sahn
iiberfobren nno ougenblidlid &C.
totct. Ger Wann, nlutinaBlif) ein
,5ranlp", iprang bon einenn 5ra6t'
siige ub unb trot bireft Dor oen ber-
anbrai1ienoelt @erionen5ig, oeiler
Infonrnen er rtid)t benterft 5it baben
Ideint; Der @etotete lit etfpa &c
Sabre off llno iein Sei6nam fpllrot
einen 8eItotter iibergeben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-05
Sdnutr gcitranott.
aapitam crtranf bei @crindl, aiiite
at erreiflen.

9torfoIf, Sa., ). 9lpril. Ter
Shuner Gliie 9l. 9aples bon Son-
eor, Nte., itranoete beiite Inn 4:30
llbr friib nobe Der aiiitenuod-
Station Stem Snlet, q. g., unb
Gopt. Sbaper ertronf. Dabreno er
in einem fleinen 9oote Die aiiitc slt
errei1en nerindlte. 3tpei Nann bes
BerionoIs, Die ii6 nit linn befanben,
Ianbeten in Sfrherbeit. Bier Mann
purben rnittels goien eerettet. Gin
bifter gtebel berrid)t l,nb Der 9u-
itono bes S9iffes iit ni6t befonnt
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-05
Mtrifaniides Snuttin.

5orreon, O1er., 5. Ipril. Cine
gonbe 0iGa. .9lnb6nger brodlte anl
Ionnerstog laut bier beiite eineetrof-
fcnen NadriGten einen 1aiiogier5ug
Der Naerifonii6en 6entrol.gobn III
Der 9egenb bon Sombrerete 5un
gntaIeiien unb totete cine gln5obl
Gaiiogiere. Sonlbrerete liegt sfpi'
i6en Der Stabt Durango uno Guni.
taA
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-05
NOrmcgiider Sampfcr i'm
@Olf pDn Sisfapa
Deritnft.
9nhinmfeit eines gSeibcs iul 3aren-
nttentnt perbnfet bnben.
Sor Salpnifi uno bei 6iebseli 1T
grtillerie isbr tGtis.
slmerifa Tragt in Berlin iber Ser.
icnfen Der germinbale on.
Sertide Srnppen in Suthrtusen an.
sebliA seidllasen.
gei Gueensfolpn perienfter Sampfer
haite Imcrifauer on gorS.
Imerifa TrGst in Berlin iiber Ser.
icnfen Der @erminoale IN.
GeutIte Srnppen in Sotbrtnsen nn-
geblih seiflasen.
SleidJsfansler ipridlt.

Berlin, ). 9lprtI. Sm &eid)s.
tag hielt beiite Der &eifsfnn5ler. Or.
BON petbmuun.Soapee, ieine bisber
ausfiibrfidlfte arieasreSe @r aob
cinen ueberblif iiber Die nlilitdriidle
uub politiid3e Sitiiation, Die Inpen-
ouna Der perihiebenen &riegesfiih-
rungs-0tittel uno iiber Die beutid-
onerifonilhen 8e5lebitngen.
Der 2ansler, Der Dor uoageltopf-
tenn Suuie iproh, erorterte aud Die
;sragen, Die iif III ge5ug aiif oas
9totionulitdts- Yrin5ip oarbietet, po-
bel oas pollii6c, litbunniitle, liooni'
Id1e, bclgiid)c uno oldniiGe Broblen
bciprah. @r beitano alf oie Not-
nenoiafeit, oaB ser sSriebe Giropa5
nod Dem &riege gorantiert lei, mo
iagte, OoB oicies Hciultnt MIR oaburd
errcidt iperocn fonne, odB oielen
Rolien @elegenheit ireier @ntrpiG-
lunq innerholb Der @ren5en ihrer
nntiirlihcn SSnoinioualitGten lnte
WlnttcrIpradlen gegeben meroe. Gum
Shlltlic ieiner gluipra6e iagte er I'm,
fer itiiriniid)cu 9lpplmts Der slbgeoro'
neten:
Ser 8eiit Der ginbeit IoQ uns
leitcn. pie er unierc ainoer lurf
ain6esfinoer leitcn ioa, burdl oit
Sample ihrcr &dter na1 elmer gu
funit Der StGrfc luo ,Sreibeit
Ger &an5lcr beeann icine sn'
ipruGc nit cincnl llcberblif iiber Die
uilit1riiG)e Sage Gr erflarte, Sat
icit icincr lesten &cihstags- -Rcoc oa:
9or0onellcn- llntcrnehmen nit eillen
iSchIldllug gccnbet bot. oaB Der ier6i
idle 3Seloglg nit S6ilfe BON Scitcr'
rcif.llnaarn unb 9itlgoricn sit einem
iieqrcihen 9lbi6lnB gcbraht Dilroe
ooB lid1 Qfontcncgro rmo Sllboniel
alcidlfollS IN oenSGnoen bon Seiitid)
LAMBS Terbiinoeten bcTinoen; hab oel
britiidle %criltdl. 8ltt-el.Amnra IL
0eeIopotunlien 81 entiesen, nergeblid
NOR; oaB oic &liiien, penn tic uitd
nit iiberlcecncn 9rditen Gr6erlun be
ic6en fonnten. ousfanocn, oab ihl
meiteres &orriiden burf) itarfe tiir
fiidc Sruppen bebinoert lit; ouB bi(
ruIliidcn 9lngriiie ouf oie SSront ii
Sit.8oli,ien uno Die itolieniihel
9lttoden aegeu Die Sion5o- Stellneer
3uriifaeIdIogcn tplirben; oab iibcr
oies sic &uiieu gan5e 9olonnen geacr
6ie bciiti6eu Sinien gctrieben batten
ba6 ober ihre Nngriffe Dor Selbmor
idan bon Sinoenburg ino ieincr Scl
ben 5uiommenbrohen.
Ser aan5lcr crflGrte, baB Die Wtel
bungen Der iSeinbe 9eutihlanos, oaf
bic oeutifen nIilitdriihen Grdfte on
Gnbe ihre Wadt ieieu, falif wGren
mas Die Sdlud]t BON Seroiui bepeiit
no Sperationen nit grober urtiid
porbereitet tperoen uub mo Der yfr
Der oeiitiden 5riippen ils Soie
fonlnlt. BORT miro elm Gorteil mad
Dem arberen errineen.
gnseblide Grfulse Der Sranspien.
Toris. 8. april. Sie SrnnSoicr
eeiunnnen n6rolif BON Gailette @e'
b6is rnr6oHIiA bon -@erbaiu TN Der.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-05
Guggrnbeims Yalait In
New sSerieg SeritOrt.

2png9rnnh, q. s., 5. Ipril.
Sos Sonuncrbeint BON Eoniel @ug-
aenbeirn, benz @rGiioerten Der 9lme.
ricon Srneltine 8cfining Gonponp,
1T beute foit gGilSlidl burG Scuer
serTtort luoroen, ba5 eilten Serluit
bon 100000 i'm @cfolec bottc. Eos
Sous ipor eincs Der i6onitcn on Der
Giiite bon Stem Sericp. Gs por
unbelpohnt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-05
yraNoleu woQen um %eronu III Der
Sberbano lein>

gS q b n9 II o n, D. Ipr1l. G1n
an1tliher 9eri1t iiber Die 0erien-
flung bes Gantpfers gerlpinoale III
Der Sobe bon Queenstown traf belte
bon benz amerifoniihen &oniul III
@orf i'm Stoatsoepartement ei1, oas
i'm rift pcroffeirtli6en mill. Wtan
permutet. oae lid elm oocr nebrere
9lmerifoner an Soro befanoen, oa
ionit eiu oerartiger Seridt nid)t ab-
geinnot tporoen ip1re.
9unbons Sriessberidt.
9onoon, 5. glpril. ,Wiit iGpe-
rem Gerllliten jiiriifgeid)lagen", 10
lautet Der anltli6e Seridlt Scr fruu-
5oiiihen Seereslcitling bon letter
Raht, Der Die beiitifen ansrifie olii
Ole frar5oiii3en SniitensrGben iiio-
lid pon Oouuumont oil Der Sront
BON 8eroun bcifreibt
Ser amtlihe 9erid)t erfldrt, bnB
Die 0eutihen einen gepaltigcn 2Sn-
fanterieangriif altf Die eriteil Sinien
Der fron5oiiifen Sdiiscngr6ben I'M
ternabmen, uno 6nb bns 8efeht ben
,5eirb aiif oen @alo bon GbaifflIr.
noroncitlih BON Touoilmont 5llriid-
ordngte
Die Iran5olii6e slrtiaerie rid,tete
ibr Selier nuf bie Geutiten, Die iif
iuriid;ogen tuo iffperc @crllIitc er-
litten.
9Sn Dem @eied,te norolpcirliG poIl
Seroun boben ole 0eutl1en glet6-
fals einen 9lngriff aitf SnilcpiIrt lin.
ternonlnei1, Der iebod, nodl Der 1a-
riier Dteloung abgelpieien iDuroc.
0ieie 9fohrift III Scrbinoung nit
oen 9eridten bnnn Gage aus @erliu
miro BON ben milit1riifen Seobud)-
fern bnbiu alisgeleat, oaB Der iiingIte
9lngriff Der 9eutid)cn nuf Serblln
| iid oils sSehlihlag erlpieien bot, tros
hires Grfolges am Sonntag oil Der
iSront ipiihen Saucourt lmb 9ethin-
court norbpeitlifl BON Der sSeitllng.
Der geitrige 9erliner 9eridt iugt
1ifts iibcr Die Sample ocs cages,
greift aber bis SLIM Sonntog 5uriid
als. ole Geutid1en einen Seil oes @al-
oes Don Gailcttc int Halime bon
&aur oitlih bon DER Ntnas nahmer.
Sariier arntlid)c @erid)te ponWfon.
tag 0oht ir1b Tienitog erfl1ren, oaf
Die 9eutid)en ans Dem @aloc Don
9ailette tpieber pertrieben puroen
9lae Meloiingen oelltei1 oarauf bin
ooB Die frarSoiii6c SlrtiQerie iest in
Der @cgeno bon Iouaumont unf
8alir ntebr tdtig lit, als an irgenb ci
ner onoeren Steqe on Der iSront por
@crbun Gs iheint, ooB Die 9eut
i6en Die @irfung bes 8ombaroe
ments fiiblen.
Slttentat auf ben i3aren uereitelt.
9erlin, ). Ipril, iiber SoDpillc
Gin ongeblif)cs Ittentat oitf ben &ai
Ter geifolaus miro bon oem lleberiee
Gieliit gernelbet.
.Yetrograb beriftet, oaB ein&afI
ter namens Srlotp ein 9eifenf por
Dem 9aiier entpfine", 10 beibt es IL
! Der Welbung. YOrlon benlerfte. oai
Die @eleiie Ser @abn bei6Goigt mo
rcn, uno er be11a6rid)tigte ben Siib
rcr bes foiierli1en 3uees. Gs beiBt
buB elm 9lttentot auf Dos 2eben De:
9aiiers beobiidtist gefpeien mar, %:
burf Die @a6iainfcit bes @6rter!
nereitelt fpur6e."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-05

Die ein5iee fdsridbe oeut.
f6e geitung in 2ai4isan,
rper6e Die 9epef4er Ger
HH. YreHe 6rinsf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-05

r6urtfstuHe ouf eetie B.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-05
Cas @etter:

Seitte naflt nnb murscn idlo'
mes @etter, makiser peranber'
li6er @ino.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-05
Mns bem aOngreB.
Senat iett Sebntte iiber Seeres-Ser-
itGrfnng fort.
GiaiuanDermnss.@Orlas nadl Grle'
bignns Der Slrmee-Sill.

gSuibington, 5. slpril. Sic
Gebotte ilber Die SSermebrling Des
SeercS rpuroe beilte I'M Senot tort
geiest. uno oos S6ifiol oes Tlones
fir Die S6nffiing elmer 9r,nbesre-
icrpe bon iSrcirpilIigell b1n9t nod in
ser Shnebe.
Gin Imenoemcrt, oas Der Sena-
for See bon Wnrplull6 einecbrnht
bot, milf oits Der 9i0 ollc @eitim-
nu,ngen iiber Gin @lI1oes 5reilpil-
liqcn Seer ousgeidicoen miTen.
Gieicr &oriflog itebt beitte 5itr ellb-
giltieen @eidluBfoiillng ON, neil
oicie bisbcr negen Der Mbmclcnheit
mcbrcrer Senotoren perifobcn NOR
ocn mar.
Gem Senutor See biIft bel icinem
Sample Der Serator 9epis Don 81
Iincis. mGbrenb Der &oriisenoc
Chamberlain unb anbcrc IiteIicOer
bes g(usihuiies lid, fiir Die Sorlaqc
ins 3cllg Ieecn. Serihiebere Sello.
torcn boben ibre Iniif)te1 9eollbert
8or Der eeitrieen @ertneltilg 1attt
Der Senat oas glntell6enlert bes sc.
motors Sterling perfporfer1 mcldles
poriuh. bob Die NationaIgnrbe por
Scr 8unocsregierllne I'M 6ollc eincs
9ricees gum Gicnit berange5oger
mcrben fonn 1lno oircft binter DC,
reaulGren Mrnece rnngieren ioll. sc
notor GInpps 9lnlenbenlent, bof
8unbesfreinilligc Solo mlr mir oil
3eit oes nftipen 0ienites erhaltcr
| ioQcn, muroe angcnonmen.
Stc Ginmanoernnasnprlage.
Tic 9ei6luBiaillrne iiber Die Gin
nunocrlngspprloge, Die fiir5lidl bd!
Sous poiiierte linb jest Dem Seno
pprliegt, ner5oeert iih, neil lie mad
9lniiht bieIer Senatoren ni6t poi
orinaenoer gtotnen6igfeit iii.
g}is Jest hot Der Sriton0igc 9luS
i6uB nod feinc Sisung einbcruien
Iebrcrc Scnatoren iinb Ser slniift
buB oic Gill nift sur 8erotung &C
braht perben ioG. Inn oaburh bi
| sSrage ocs SiIbiinesteitcs ait56uI6ci
Sen, bie benz GrGiibenten bcreits eir
nal ocn 9lnInb geboten bottc. oo'
| @eieb Ill pctieren. 8ie INNER abe
au6 ser 4usidub beidIieBen mogc
bic 7Siihrer ocr 9lbnliniitration i'm
enti6loiien, bob bic Bill auf Dem So
lenber perbleiben ntliB, biz Die Tor
loeen fiir rationale @crteiotgln
unb &eoenuen ibre Grleoigung &c
furl6en buber1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-28
WOOD WASTE
USED FOR PULP
IN SOME MILLS

Washington, June 27-The use Of
steadily increasing amount OF wood
waste in the manufacture Of pulp IL
indicated by figures compiled by TIE
Forest Service. Although the pulp
industry showed a decline in the last
year for which complete figures are
available Q9lD on account OF the In
creasing cost OF raw material and gen
eral business conditions. more WOOD
waste was used than in any previous
year.
Approximately 100000 cords ~ waste
with a value Of 81, 100000 were utilized
by rs of the 200 pulp and paper mills
Of the United States. II Is though
that as the price Of cord wood goes up
the amount of wood waste used "l1
become greater.
The Canadian pulp industry has
is stated. had a vigorous growth dur
ing the last few years and the greater
portion Of its product is marketed IN
the United States. An average COST
about $3.50 per cord. as compared WIN
the so to s16 per cord which many
manufacturers in this country are pay
ing for pulpwood, is the reason given
for the growth.
1t is pointed out that the develop
ment of the supplies Of spruce in tn'
National Forests Of the West anu
Alaska. together with the abundance o.
cheap water power, will eventua'N
attract the paper industry TO locate IL
those regions. Suitable pulp timp''
can be delivered to desirable mill sizes
for the next twenty 20 forty years d.
prices Of about $3.50 to 81 per cord say
experts Of the Forest Service IL
thought that the low price Of materiai
and power will more than offset 'n'
higher freight rates on the product
the eastern markets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-28
Official Business

The minutes of the last meeting as walt
as the records OF all the meetings NJ N.
executive board we're read by Clerk r r
Clements. F.. S. Adams of Bowdoi,h.u
read the auditors report signed by bn,s.l,
and W. E. Stetson of Waterville W :
Rogers, treasurer of Cathance, presented
report showing that the union is in salts
factory financial condition. O. B. Ahb,,.
manager of the Farmers Union Distr,hp,
ing Company of Boston reported on n,
work and made recommendations for IN.
ensuing year. The new bylaws were NJ,
fered by Hon. John A. Roberts Of NORWAY
chairman of the committee on bylaws
The following committees we're appointed
bylaws, Hon. John A. Roberts, Norv,v.
Edward Whitehouse, Biddeford ", n
johnson, Westbrook order Of business. L.
L. Sanford. Skowhegan A. W. Posal Dan.
forth; credentials, W. S. Rogers Cathauc..
Allen Clark, Gardiner Hugh r Goodwin
st. Adams; complaints, Dura Stancht.s
Easton; f. A. Porter, Old Town; Georr.
Tibbetts, Hinckley.
Upon recommendation of the A. unions
represented the following trustees wer.
elected: j. c. Moore, Maine Central Pc.
tato Exchange; F. r. Post, Rockland
Union; B. w. Gibbs, Cumberland and OK.
ford Union; j. II. Mckinley. Brooks
Union; l.. l.. Sanford, Skowhegan Union;
A NJ. Thomas, Brownville Union; A. F.
Martin, Mattawamkeag Union; (. G.
Pratt, Lagrange Union; George T lib.
belts, Hinckley Union; F. W Dyer, Pal.
myra Union; A. +. Howes, Somerse,
Union; +. NJ. Towne. Norway Union; C.
c. Clements. Morning Light Union Ed.
ward Evans, Waldo Union; A. W Morse.
Eastern Union: AlonZo Butler, Knox Ex.
change; ii. S. Howard. Central Maine 0!
Waterville; w. NJ. Loomis. Harmony
Union; l.. l.. Payson. Belfast Union Guy
Porter. Aroostook Exchange: Ray Thomp.
son, North Penobscot Exchange; Mr.. But.
man, Readheld Union; Rogers varnum,
Central Maine Exchange; c. E. Horn.
South Berwick Exchange. Allen CLARK
Gardiner Union; r. w. Trask, Franklin
Union; F. A. Porter, Kenduskeag Valley
Union; w. w. Johnson, Westbroos
Union; Albert Reed. North Arson Union;
Harry Small, Thorndike Union: v ".
CARL, White Rock Union: W. D. DENIS
Olamon Union: r. II. Reed. Branch Mills
Union; f. y. Hobbs, Camden Union; "
A. Cony. Holden Union: W. s. Littleheld
Winterport Union; G. f. Bartol. Freepor
Union; II. P. Libby. Eliot Union; H. E
Frost. Norridgewock Union; W c. SWEEP.
ser, Yarmouth Union: A. W. Powal. Fast.
ern Maine Exchange: A p. Abbott, Farm.
ers' Union Dis. Co; Fred r. Kicker. Tur.
M yatN NNaauA
Central Exchange OF Pennington; Edward
Whitehouse. Biddeford Union: r. Aus.
tin. Grain Supply Co. l.. c. Libby. Lin.
coin Union; J. r. Thompson. Mschi@
Union; I. L. Jones. South China Union.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-28

June Ath, Kenduskeag Farmers'
Union, share stock, ,.,,
June ath, Baltimore Pulverizing Co., 60 >,
June Path, Standard Guano Co, Issss
July 18th, n. Wertheimer & Sons. 0o'S
Aug Sd. Mechling Brothers. Poi. 1915
Aug: 9Th, W. A. Martin. share 1852
Oct. 18th, 1. P. Thomas & Son Co., "'@
Fertilizer, en-
Oct. 18th. Mattawamkeag, VIM '@'o'
and Eliot. Unions. Stock. mn
Oct. 18Th Freeport Farmers w."
Nov. 18th. White Rock Farmers. u"
| Union, Stock, I'M,
Nov. 18th. Biddeford Farmers ~"
D eni0n sot stock Gardiner Farmers, 100
Union, Stock. Nm
Dee s.n,o 10Th Stock s. Berwick Farmers ~"
Dec. END, Biddeford Farmers ~"
Union, Stock, nm
Jan. sth Corinna Farmers Union,
Stock, so,
Feb 22nd. New Gloucester Farm. o."
ers' Union, Stock, nn,
Union, Stock, som
Mar. 18th, Machias Farmers Union. o."
Stock "a.
May 5th. F. A. Bulge, return o, QUO
| loan, enm
May Sth, Standard Guano Com
! pany, fertilizer, ,nmn,
Feb. 18th, Palmyra Farmers Union. -'V'"
| Stock ,,u
June 5th, Pownal Lime Company. wv
| The above amounts were promnt,y
turned over to the treasurer and recent,
for the same are on file.
| c. E. EMBREE.
Manager Farmers Union of Main.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-28

orders for the high grade goods came
IN quite plenty at first, but the Exnerj-
mental Station sent out a circular show
ing that the amount secured from the
use or Ife over no potash was not suffi-
cient to make up the difference in the
price Of the goods. This report was inter-
preted to mean that potash was NOT nee.
essary, and the sale of goods high in
potash Immediately fell off,
AS result the most of the potatoes
have been planted without the use of
potash The size of the crop will not be
known until it is harvested. If the sea-
son Is favorable there may be but little
difference, but If we have a dry season
1 fear that the stock will be small and
the crop much below the normal
The Lime Question.
Some explanation is due the member
ship on account of the unsatisfactory de.
livertes of lime. The Farmers Union an
pears to exert considerable influence. In
fact the union leads and others follow.
Our influence in the case of fertilizer
caused reduction of 81 per ton and in
three years saved the farmers of the
State about 100000. When our first cars
OF grain and flour reached the State the
dealers lowered the price on these goods.
You were paying large profit on small
seed and as soon as the Union sent out
prices the dealers lowered the price on
seed. The same was true on poisons and
other goods and therefore there has been
a great saving when all articles used are
considered.
AS / understand the situation ground
limestone could not be purchased except
in Aroostook county and these goods were
furnished from Canada. Early in the
season we started out to make a contract
for ground limestone and through the
Maine Central Railroad we were able to
make arrangements with the Dominion
Lime Company Of Sherbrooke, p. O..
whereby they were to install machinery
and furnish US with these goods. We
made inquiry and found that limestone
was admitted to the United States from
Canada free Of duty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-28

that 1 have visited and the membership
in general have been such that want to
take this opportunity to extend to you my
sincere thanks. assuring you that / am
deeply interested in the success of this
organization, and one thing I would like
to impress upon the minds of each men,
Der is that this organization is in it's in
fancy and that by united efforts and 10y
atty to the movement. the farmers will
soon more fully realize the benefits of CO.
operation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-28
Stripping lynde's Island

Ship timber for Bath is being Guy
and hewn down on Lynde's. islani
Kennebec river. la addition to otns.
numbering operations there. nv
crew expects to finish work there 'hi'
week and go to Saco. There IL
crew of Is or 10 on the island anu
they have cut everything In sign.
What was not suitable for lufnU~'
was converted info cord wood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-28

Manager C. E. Embree was followed
closely at the afternoon session when he
read a Enthusiastically careful report OF
his year with the union.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-28


and our energies must be directed toward
lettering marketing conditions. Maine is
potato state, therefore it is the potato
| that claims much of our attention
There Is need of reform along this line,
and the management are gradually work.
ing out the problems that have always
confronted the Maine farmer.
That the Union has progress there is no
mistake. There was never a time when
the farmer was SO near the market as
now. We have selling house in Boston
1t is true that some of our unions COM
plain when car is turned down or when
there is claim for shortage The man.
agement of the Boston house exert them
selves to the utmost, but they for various
reasons cannot always avoid trouble
Some of this trouble is with the unions
and some with the buyer. When all men
become honest these troubles can be
avoided and not before. If I am asked
what firm or firms are there who will no,
find shortage and turn down cars occa
sionally. my answer is that I do not know
firm who will not. Then il we refuse
to ship because of turned down car or
claim for shortage we would soon have
no customers. We can avoid claims for
shortage by sacking all of our stock and
we can shame the dishonest buyer by be-
ing honest ourselves.
However we have in view other methods
OF marketing. but we are not ready to
report at this time.
Farmers Union Of Maine.
Managers Report.
c. e. Embree, in account with Farmers
Union, of Maine:
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
June 18th. York County Farmers'
Union. ! share stock. en- m
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