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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-09
Mex NoRK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in Al
the Leading Stocks

SnS leduIV9 StoCk1
New York, March 8-Rails were the re-
deeming feature Of today's stock market.
their impressive activity and strength
far exceeding dealings in any other quar-.
ter of the list Reading was the outstand-
tended by a turnover greater IN volume
than that accorded any other stock. IN
GLIDING the usual leaders.
The inquiry for transportations. i'm
polling extensive short covering, was CO.
incident with reports of forthcoming de-
velopments favorable to those properties.
More likely. however, the advance was
predicated upon a growing belief in their
potential value.
lines accompanied the movement Of coal
ers. Union Pacific recovering It's 2a-polnt
dividend. Low priced issues embracing
the western and southern divisions were
stimulated into unusual prominence by
the semi-annual statement OF the South
ern Railway, which disclosed very SUBJ
stantial net increase for that period.
The general list attained its highest lev
els in the final hour. publication OF the
ing a fresh demand. United States Steel
and allied industrials profited to
points. also shippings, equipments and
specialties.
Call moneys advance from to per
cent. prompted moderate selling and
slight reactions from highest levels to-
wards the close, but coalers and steeis
held their gains Sales amounted to 60o,
600 shares.
Railway bonds were visibly improved by
the rise IN stocks and Liberty issues also
strengthened Total sales. par value. ag-
gregated $4,000. United States bonds
old issues. were unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-09
TOWN ELECTIONS

BF.LMONT-Selectm c. r. Andrews,
Leroy Mariner, +. b. Morrill,; town
clerk w. 5. Foss; treasurer, J. F.. Hal.
tax collector, II. E. Beckwith: school
committee, A w. Jackson, F. 4. White.
F. Brewster, Money appropriated s27is.-
1S; schools. $500: highways, s6SsSS; sup
port of poor 800 other purposes, State
aid. $500; special road work, $500.
STARkS-Selectmen. Ernest Hilton. Nj
D. Frederic, Chas. Brann; town clerk
Fred A. Dudley; moderator Chas. Thomp-
son: treasurer and tax collector, F. r,
Duley; school committee, Fred A Dudley
Money appropriated Schools, slsn;
highways. 1890: support Of poor and
other necessary expenses, $3.50; other
purposes, $50.
MOSCoW-Selectmen, j. B. Whitney.
". +. Hill. j. F. Messer; town clerk. j.
r. Whitney: treasurer Elmer A. Baker:
tax collector. G. Q. Jones; school commI--
tee. Reuben Crornbie. Money appropriat-
ed: schools. $500; highways 1850; SUP
port OF poor and other purpozes, 5000;
text books, So; to repair schoo.lrouses
$50: firc warden. So; for dependents OF
soldiers. sac.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-09
SPECULATIVE BUYING
In Anticipation Of Further Price Ad
vanees, Says Dun's

W (NsiStpdStou OF urtnSr FTtCe $o-
vances, Says Dun's
New York. March s-Dun's tomorrow
will say:
Relatively few report. now fail to re-
Meet distinct betterment OF conditions.
following winter of exceptional severi-
ty and general disocation of business
and conspicuous instances appear of re-
wing activity at sharply rising prices.
While not . few foodstuffs have log
icRlly become cheaper with the changing
season, and though certain other markets
disclos easing for different reasons mos,
raw materials and finished products are
either fully sustained at high levels or
still tend upwards, and there Is no diff
Guilty in selling some commodities at al
most any figure.
win the continuing relief from the
congestion in transportation the rec Every
IN manufacturing makes more rapid
neadway and outputs are apprecia bly'
augmented; but where government needs
monopiltze an increasing percentage OF.
mlil capacity. urgent efforts to cover rng-
uiar requirements are in some cases M
peiied by fears that the paucity Of SUI
piies available for civilian uses may be
acquainted; and there is some speculattv..
puying In anticipation of further price
advances.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-09
NORTH ANSON

The scarlet fever epidemic which has
! resulted fatally in but one instance in
this village is now thought to be we'll
under control. The rural schools are
in session, but the school board
Wednesday afternoon were undecided
as to opening the Academy and village
schools Monday next. The three lat
est victims of the disease are Elizabeth
| Norton, the youngest child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Norton. who is having it
in mild form. Mrs. Nerna Peters
Bulger and Hazel Durrill, the five Year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Durrill. The two cases last mentioned
are both in the Morris house on Elm
street. Only the meetings Of orEanza-
tions where it seems necessary TO hold
, business sessions are being held as yet.
! Thursday afternoon Rev. F.. W. Ken
nison announced that the regular serv
ices at the Methodist church would be
assumed Sunday. for the first time
since the epidemic had been prevalent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steward for
merly of this town, have sold their
farm in Scottsvile. Va. and will re-
turn to this village to make their
home. leaving Virginia on the 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Duguay have
moved here from Fairfield
Theodore Roundy of Northeast Har-
Dor has returned to North Arson and
will be employed in the local mill.
Rev. George Rockwell of South Bris-
toll, who came here sometime ago as a
candidate for the pastorate Of the Con-
gregational church has not vet ac-
copied but will come here again prob
ably the first Of April at which time it
is expected definite decision will be
reached.
w. c. Emery, chairman Of the Food
Administration for this section, re-
ports good progress and results in the
house to house canvass. The 1918
house cards with the circulars are be
ing distributed. The State director
requests everyone to display their win
dow cards during the war and if such
cards have been lost or damag ed thew
will be replaced by applying to Mr..
Emery.
The post Office has been moved back
into Fraternity Block, the work being
we'll underway on repairing the struc-
ture damaged last fall by fire f. p.
Barnaby has moved his business into a
part of G.. L. Hovey's store.
Mrs. Rookie Mitchell expects to move
to Bingham shortly
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New York Produce Market

New York, March s.
CORN-Spot firm: kiln dried No. vel
low 21Ss; No. , yellow 1888; No. white
226s cost and freight New York prompt
shipment; Argentine go fob cars.
OATS-Spor tirmer: natural lo1sa10s.
LARD-Easy; middle west 26G5@ 2675.
BCTTER-Irregular; receipts 1912 tubs j.;
creamery higher than extras 4Sa449: en-
tras. % score, 4'3aiS; firsts 46d47; seconds
i3l045 81
EGGS-tnsettieI: receipts %7,22l cases.
fresh gathered extras 39n4o; extra frs,
49,; first 3.Mn3s; seconds 36G37; state. Pa.
and nearby henuery white fine to fancy
inal.
Irregular: Virginia late
crop Dbl lII%o2: Maine 100 his 1651lSo;
Long Island 30. 1901 nS; state and west
ern do, l60nl96
STCAR-Raw steady: centrifugal 6cnl
mo!asses nominal; refined steady: fine
granula ted 1l5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-09

The death Of Theodore H Wyman
occurred suddenly Monday morning NJ
his home in Sehec village. He was the
son of the late 7. II. Wyman and con-
Quoted a general store in Sebec for
several years. He was highly respect
ed. He is survived by his wife, two
sons, Dr.. Eugene Wyman. a dentist in
Boston: DR.. Edwin p. Wyman of Bos-
ton, now a captain in France; and one
daughter. Miss Caroline H. Wynan,
now training to be a nurse III Boston
hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-09
DR.. and Mrs. Daniel A. Robinson

DR.. and Mrs. Daniel A. Robinson Of
Bangor, have announced the marriage
of their daughter. Dorrice Clement
Robinson to Charles Edward Bell of
Germantown. Penn. The bride Is a
graduate Of Smith college, Simmons
college and school of craftsmanship in
Boston. She has been teaching in the
Logansport. Ind. schools. Mr.. Bell Ia
graduate of Ursinus college. He is
awaiting orders to active service in the
navy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-09

1ss5117zs: light 1sso4175o: mixed 1s4b917ss;
heavy 16o0G1710; rough 160oglS0; pigs 1850
@l7oO.
CATTLE-Receipts 10000; steady; native
steers S6oG140o; stockers and feeders ToQ
01475.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000: weak: sheep
107Sl1360. lambs 1425d1soO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-09
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, March g.
Corn prices eased off little today ow-
ing mainly 70 correct assumptions that
the government report this afternoon
would show the largest farm stocks ever
known. The market closed steady ur-
changed 70 is lower with March lY ;-s
and May y. IA. Oats declined 2-S to IS
a net and provisions Is to a.
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Boston Stock MarkA&
Boston Produce Market

Boston, March 8.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle I7nls.
BETTER-Northern $4,000: western II
1884
CORN-No 3 yellow 2o95MIo
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby Asa
46: western 3a042
iIAY-No. ] grade 30.
IIAMB-Spring 24M2J
OATS-No. white 1096p1lO
PORK--Medium backs 81
POTATOES-190n2 30 per 100 lbs: new
Rermudas so per barrel
StGAR-Granulated, % Dbl. lots, 71.
EEAI~iS.
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Poultry, Eggs. Etc.

r. J. RED CHICKS HATCH APR. S.
April &c., strong. healthy stock $iS Ger
hundred. Hannah Howard. Winthrop,
Maine. Tel. 102-14. mchSd2tT
EGGS FOR HATcHiNG: BARRED
Plymouth Rock. we have one pen mat
logs Of the DeCoster and Stewart strains,
wei! known as among the best laying
Barred Rocks in Maine. Price. s135 per
setting of II by parcel post: sl.25 by eX-
nj ess; $500 per hundred. Guaranteed 5urf
fertile or replaced free. our Method OF
Caring and Feeding for egg production
free to every purchaser. James H Ames
Il Son. Bowdonham. Maine. mchSlow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-09

Capable women for housemaids at
Augusta State Hospital. Apply to Ma
tron.
feb23dtt
GIRL TO DO SECOND WORK. WILL
ing to go home nights. Apply - Win
throp St, Augusta. feh2ldtf
GiRLS-WOMEN, IS OR OVER AS
clerks in Government Offices. 500 month.
American Institute. Dept F-a7o Roch-
ester. n. Y. feb16d4w.
TO HEAR FROM YOUNG LADIES
interested in preparing for civil service or
stenography. Write for interview to A.
w. Merrill, Box ia Augusta, Me. Phone
1s4-M. jan17dtf
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago March &
HOGs-Receipts 1900: a,nsettled; bulk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-09
Rubber Stamps, Etc.

RUBBER STAMPS, PADS. INKS
and supplies, stencils and embossers. EV-
erything in the stamp line for office or in
dividual use. Circulars upon request. L.
& p. Stamp Co, s. Capitol ST. Augusta
Maine. IeoslIllo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-09
WALL STREET

WALL STREET
Reported by Hayden, Stone & Co.
Members New York * Exc, Boston
Stock Exc. New York Cotton Exc, Gin
cago Board Of Trade Portland Branch
office. ls0e Middle St. New England Tele-
phone 1852 1863.
wa1 H. POTTER. Mgr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-09
Classified
AID Rates

word for time.
ward for 3 times consecutive.
:. word for s times CONSECUTIVE
-, insertions. pro rata.
=, ,dvertisenen' taken for less
~ sl,,sif,cd advertisements must
r.. Journal does not knowingly
..,.o, any fraudulent advertising
INV kind. The Journal viii m
,. 81. promptly and vigorously
.,v claim from any person VINO
80. been in any way deceived or
o' lated through answering an
'.,.,,enent. The Journal WI"
go ~ is readers to bring to IT'S
n ...,t,on any failure on the part
', advertiser to make good ms
o n,s.s. II IS tho belief OF this
.., that an advertiser serves MS
~ interest best only when ne
~" the public best. " you arc
y. sa.isfed tell the Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-09

A competent stenogra pher and typewriter
one somewhat familiar with newspape
work preferred. Apply in person at once
Gardiner Journal Office. Maine Trust
Building. Gardiner. lnch2dtf
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEWoRk,
two in family. Apply Mrs. II. II. E.
bridge. 80 Washington Ave, Gardiner.
Me. mch2itf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-09
New Advertisements Today
Wanted-A,aiv iiesp

Nante0-.Ssdlc llcip
I55I1AeLE SALESMAN FOR GOOD
',1 nnsi,ion. can on garages, stores,
,.,s Ill nus territory. Good pay ~
ar. Milwaukee Tank Works.
Xg'T5.Dee. Wisconsin mch9ai-
YOUNG MAN, II OR 1s YEARS OLD,
.t 4. ,..w.yoom at Journal Office -
mch9d]t
soy AT JOURNAL OFFICE TO RUN
'..od. bad make himself generally use
,,. mi nf,irp. mchGd3t
SALESMAN SIS TO $3.50 A WEEK.
4 s'r,-t... t.n Every business and pro-
t.s.ar.. .riu must have. Income lax
lsr O,srs ~ - necessity. Enormous De
nsr. if.mitcd field. State and district
rA7eers s,sn wanted. Federal fo'lHs
"a f., Lumber Exchange, Chicago.
mch9Jlr
SIDE LINE sALEsMEN-SELLING
p-.,. .U t.sortments Get oar New
,...I l.t1.,ate Line at once. II pas
.-rrn 5 80 O., $50 commission per order
!, ,f.,.,rn mch9dlt-
MARKER FOR PORTABLE MILL.
= Rae 4 Son. l. r.. n. 4. Augusta,
Nate. or telephone =. A. Knowles. 3lsa
mch9d6,*
$50 A WEEK TO SPECIAL MEN TO
tuteI h} uItomobile and introduce 9V-
candle lYNtr coal-oil lantern for farmers,
dalryrcu hucksters. gardeners, contrao-
tors ann, camps etc. We furnish the
swJ fro. Write Tor particulars. Thonas
. N,g ,a 1913 Round 1t. Dayton Ohio
mch9dlt~
MEN WANTED TO LEARN AIR
t..a .,.i automobile business in Detect
sn,,r5..r not necessary. Can earn
ssh. calming Excellent opportunity toi
.r,n' Address National Training
n1- luou ~ Woodward Ave. petr"i'.
H. mch90lt@
SUCCt sseul SALESMAN At ONCE
y .N o.- opposition: staple line; spien-
DIT .o., 9nssiou contract for 1918. $50 ~
N.,k. for expenses Continental Jewel
a.. I Continental Building, CleT"-
|4.I bn.n mcn9dlt"
Observation-Disclosures OR IN
Experienced rty or travelling. Send loi
orr rr'r h"ok, A Knight OF the Grip,
srt .ist o. openings. Immediate employ
meri scr,ice rendered members. Address
rearest office Natl Salesmen's TT. Assn.
Dep 81. chicago San Francisco. New
|rorL mci,3d1IS
NAN TO CUT WOOD BY THE DAY.
lp1'' - Knowles, Route 4 Augusta.
lie mchSd3t
TWO MEN TO WORK ON FARM.
One n work on milk wagon. Must be
god mixers T. &. Mathews. Il Cool
street WaterVille. mCh6d1w
At ONCE. ASSISTANT COOK.
Hotel North mch6dtf
DRUG CLERK WANTED. ONE
VIII two years experience preferred.
Ralph L. Booker. Randolph. mch5ilw
soY AS MESSENGER AT ONCE.
Western Union Tel. co. Good pay and
thance ~ learn the business. mchldtc
no HEAR FROM YOUNG MEN IN
lerestei "a cvil service. stenography or
sookkcepng Write for information to \.
v Merrill. Box l6. Augusta, phone 1A- Nj.
tanl7dt!
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Found
AVENUE, GARDi =
Business Chances
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS WITT

TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS WITH
power attorney 10 locate Government
Mineral Lands will make independent
fortune giving each investor a twenty
acre mineral claim opportunity to acquire
Government Mineral Lands. VIII soon
become thing Of the past. Use your
right now. Circular free. Write Cnder-
writer's Trust Co, Atlas Block. Salt Lake:
Utah mch9nit-
INVENT sonnet IN G. YOUR
IDEAS may bring wealth. Send Postai i"I
Free book Tells what to invent and now
to obtain a patent through our credit y -
fem. Talbert & Talbert. 4l3s Talpeit |
Building, Washington, d. {. mchs-A
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New York Money Market

New York. March
Mercantile paper q.
Sterling Go-day bills 4-3s
Commercial 6,day bills on banks 472l
Commercial Ge-day bills Ar. demand
751. cables l.76 1-l6
Francs demand 572,,, cables s7c7.
Guilders. demand ,4A, cables i5
Lire. demand %. ca bles ST.
Rubles: demand 10. cables 13i, nominal.
Bar silver 81.
Mexican dollars 6Si.
Government bonds strong.
Railroad bonds strong
Time loans strong 60 days, 30 days and
six months 6 bid
Call money strong: high 6. low J. rul-
ing rate .. closing BID s., offered at 6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-09
For Sale-Reai Estate
HOUSE LOT ON HARRISON AVE

HOUSE LOT ON HARRISON AVE-
nue.. Also secondhand cook stove. f. r.
Pushard, l42 Washington ST., Gardiner.
mch9d2w
GREATEST BARGAIN IN MAINE
Owner Leaving State Must Sell at Once
modern six-room furnished cottage and
large lot on Cobbosseecontee lake; FIRE
place. sleeping porch. ice house, flied.
shed. Price $3.50. f. l.. Worcester, Au-
gusta, Me. mchsd2t'
ON MAIN AVENUE, FARMING
dale, new house. six rooms, stable and
garage. Cement cellar wood shed. two
acres OF land. Must be sold at once. w.
L. Helms, Hallowel Maine. Tel. S37-X.
mch9dlw
If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A
farm, send at once for the 1918 Farm
Catalogue of The Soule & I<ilby Real
Estate Co. Freeport, Me. mchSd3t'
HOUSE AT 112 GREEN STREET,
Augusta; also farm in China. about I'D
acres. Either $500 Apply 2sl State st.
Mrs. H. F. Sawin. mch7lSt
s FARMS, LARGE AND SMALL,
fo, description, price and terms, address
c. A. Soule, Oakland Me, mch1dSt-
WooDLoT AND SMALL FARM,
five miles from Augusta. IS Gage St.
mch7dSt'
A GOOD CHANCE OF BUYING OUT
a small grocery store. Good location. :Ad-
dress "Y. care 4.ennebec Journal, city.
nch6ilw
FARM ON CAR LINE. IN EDGE OF
village, 70 acres good land. large, new
house, modern conveniences. Come aud
see. This place will please you. T. NJ.
Flynn, North Nassalboro. H. T. D. 10.
mch6d2W'
Nnnn
stable. fine large lot buildings III excel
lent repair on one Of GARDENERS best rea,-
dental streets near street cars, good
! trade. John Jordan, Gardiner, Me.
mchJd6,r
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW. WITH
bath. lights. gas and furnace. Inquire Of
Mrs Anderson, Riverton St. City. Tel
335-W. mcnJdit
ONE FINE BUILDING LOT ON
Davenport st. Sewer. water and gas
RAISES lot. Win sell cheap. Apply =. A.
Eupp, % Bangor St. mch5dl2,
WE HAVE LODGING HOUSES
several light housekeeping apartments,
best business locations. clean and attrac-
tive Also dealers in All branches Of read
estate. A. NJ. j., 50 Bramhall St, Tel
2Sa-W. or 4; T.. F. ll6 Spring st; Tel
$40. Portland Me mch4dlw
TO THE HoMEsEEKER-l HAVE
got some good trades in modern homes IN
Augusta. well located also large list OF
nice farms E f. Rice, Real Estate. 46
= Child St Tel 106l-W. mchldmo
I OWN A HOME
Modern house on Bangor street. Small
amount down and rent takes it. Apply
! at l23 Bangor St feb26dtf
SMALL FARM. NO AGENTS. GEO.
+ Wade, r. 4. Augusta, feb25d3w>
! TWO STORY HOUSE, WITH RENT
up stairs. all modern improvements oppo-
site Williams schoolhouse; also barber
! shop on Water St; reason for selling. 60
! ing to leave town. Inquire at once OF NJ.
I. Merrill, 6S Bangor St, or lag Water ST.
| Augusta. jan1dtf
HOUSE AT 72 KIhGSBURY ST.,
Gardiner. H. f. Cook. oct4dtt
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praye h} automob!Ie and introduce 3W-
|,agd.e poW,r coaI-ol lantern for farmers,
|darymcu. huCksters. gardeners, contrao-
|0rs stir> camps. etc. We ihrnish tue
aulo frcr Write Tor particulars. Ihonlas
|N,g tt. 1913 Round st. Dayton, Onic.
mrh9dlr-
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ODE LINE MISUNDERSTANDING

p-o U A.sortments. Get oar New
U. 3 q. rtlIate Line at once. II pas
,om ; 90 9, si5 On commission per order;
|Wrf. .uI,s Garfield Mfg co, Dos Sigel
r. .f...yn mCh9dlt-
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New Enuiand BuiIdino

>om piled by The F. w. Dodge Company,
extracts ava rfed m
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MARKER FOR PORTABLE MILL
,so A WEEK TO SPECIAL MEN TO

l. r Re x Son. l. r. u. T. Augusta.
b. 1e. or telephone =. A. knowles. JlS, o
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iGENTs-eIG HIT: OUR S PIECE
AGeNrs-MAke BIG PROFITS


ssJis nt little article something new
,ocI.. .Ne wlld'ire. Garry right in oar
F, Write at once for free samp:.
Arnsr, fe;tman. Sales Manager. 10e
''titllc1l RlIp .,nr -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-09

CORD WOOD STUMPAGE, 500
cords best hard wood, 3 miles from Au-
gusta postottice. Camps on lot Ready
Tor immediate cutting. Address Cord
Wood care kennebec Journal, Augusta.
Me- decl4dtf
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RTS ~ SECOND

class dry hard wood, sawed aud spIit. aui
100 lbs. nut coal, So; also 10 good hens /,
year old, laying. SO. - Academy S.,
il;,llowell. mcn.d3 >
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-23
NO DANGER OF aFLUw

II taxpayers throughout Cache
valley will comply with the Logan
City ordinance and wear q mask they
are in no danger Of catching the in
fluenza by coming to the county
treasurer's ONCE to pay their taxes
as the ofice 10 we'll cventilatsd and
disinfected every day. Taxes will
become delinquent at IL o'clock
(noon) November s0th. and there 10
no necessity Of allowing your taxes
to 60 delinquent and be forced to
pay the 3 per cent additional penalty
charee. Adv-11-2S
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-23

FARMERS LOOK OUT! The
Bates Steel Mule is pulling three IA.
inch plows inches deep and break
ing heavy lucern land in the north
fields Of Logan. It plows one acre
per hour. 10 hours, 10 acres. Call
on us today or Monday and we will
direct you to the place. We will
make demonstration at Cache juno
ton Tuesday. Logan Garage Z Sup
ply Co.. 9. M. Harris. Mgr. North
Main. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-23

gate extension work and especially
the work with the boys and girls.
The club started in Peel county IL
q direct result of this trip and lie the
beginning of work with boys in Can
ada. Oxfords were the breed chos-
en- for the club because most Of the
sheep In that country are Of that
breed.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-23

the remains Of Mr.. Lester Worley on
Sunday at 1 p. m. at his residence,
337 West Second South. Mr.. Worley
died Of the current epidemic last
wednesday night after q hard fight.
He IL the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Morley Of this city. Besides .
father, mother, brothers and sisters.
he leaves . wife and one small child
to mourn his loss.
a ton Of beets out Of the ground
is worth $40. A ton Of beets in
the ground is problematical. Dig!
dig; dig' Adv-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-23
CARD OF THANKS

To all the friends who sympa.
thized with us in the hour of our
sad bereavement; to all who took
part in or attended the funeral ser.
vices of the late Mark Napier. and
to those who sent the many beauti-
full floral offerings we wish to ex.
press our most sincere thanks and
chart felt gratitude.
MRS. MARK M. NAPIER,
MOTHER AND FAMILY,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-23

After the very strenuous efforts
that are being put forth by the 10.
cal Health Board and committee to
combat the influenza epidemic. 1t
would not be consistent to attempt to
hold = peace and Thanksgiving day
celebration next Thursday. The eel
ebration will therefore be postponed
until such time when II is safe for
the public to assemble.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-23
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our most SIN
cere thanks to the many kind friends
who rendered Us sweet sympathy fol-
lowing the death Of our beloved Har-
~ worley; to those who officiated
spoke. sang at or attended the fun
eral, and to those who sent beauti-
full flowers. we feel most grateful.
MRS. HARRY woRLEY.
MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE
wORLEY AND FAMILY.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-23

80 acres Beet Farm in
Lewiston. Good Home, cows,
horses, machinery, hay for
winter, city water, electric
lights, telephone, close to
school, church and electric
railway. It's just a dandy
farm L. H. DANES, the
Land Broker" Adv