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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-12-05
Figure Out Mine Taxes

Fred W. Bradley, president OF
the Bunker Hill & Sullivan COM
pany, has been appointed one of
the three mining engineers in the
United States representative the
silver and gold industry, to help
the government unravel the APP
parently hnpless tangle in which
the mining industry is involved
over the war tax and excess pro.
fits tax on mining properties.
Few if any, of the producing
companies have paid taxes since
1917 but are holding vast sums
in reserve pending the govern
ment's conclusions as to what
amounts are due. The uncertain
ty of the amount to be paid, re.
sulting from no clear interpreted
ton of the law to guide the tax
payers, has caused millions of
dollars to be held in reserve,
much of which will go to the
stockholders after the law is adj
justed and the tax basis establish.
ed. Throughout the nation from
this source, the government will
probably receive between $780,
900, 600 and 5000, 900, 900. Dur.
ing 1917 the combined taxes of
mining, mineral and metal in.
~oustries paid over $766, 600, 600,
or 3d. per cent of the total cor
poration taxes of the nation, The
committee of 2l leading mining
engineers and mining lawyers,
which was named to straighten
out the tangle and work out an
equitable basis of federal taxa.
ton of mines, has Representatives
from each of the leading meta.
industries.
Some idea of the magnitude Of
mining industry can be gained
from the amount of taxes it pays
From the standpoint of genera
prosperity in the vest, the i'm
p%ortance of establishing equitabl,
taxation rulings for this industr,
cannot be overstimated.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-12-05

Waiting until Il thunders before starting
to save FOR a rainy day, gets many good
people into deep water.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-12-05

Published Weekly IN the Interest Of car
rilo1o and Lincoln County, New Mexico.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07
To Discuss
Cancelled Ship
Contracts at Wash.

Washington. May 6.-Paciic coast
sh.phu:,ders were asked -0Gav BIZ
Chairman Hurley + he Shipping
Board. to come 70 Washington Al N
early date and discuss with ne
Shipping Board he question IF "a
placing cancelled contracts ana al
just.ng payments % ne made in con-
lecton with the construction Vt
snipvarIs as 4 war ener-enCv.
Mr. Hurley rad today ma. all
questions involved n The Pacific
coast shipouilding program would
De discussed a! tie meeting. Il IS
understood that the board expects 70
award numerous additional contracts
20 The Pacific coast Yards. beca use
Of the excellent record made ~ hem
during the wa-
No Gaoe was set by M Hurley =,
MS telegram If invitation. = vas
said thar the board could confer ut
any dale convenient 70 the shipbuilc-
ers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07
1879 PER CENT
Continued fr,nm Raae Gnat

The 81. Louis district continued %
lead in The percentage race tonight hut
Minneapolis was reported driving It's
statesmen na-d. Apparently 81. LOUIS
has drawn 80 far away from Chicago
and Boston that there y little chance
% ether of these disr7crs catching Up
Brooklyn ". Y. and Hartford. q.
reported today they had exceeded their
quota
The following are Official -epor-s by
districts sub-djvided:
= louis district: 81. Louis county,
81 4aa.9o: Indiana 72a.1,@; Kenruclz1-,
$50 sso a,a: Tennessee. sl2e-226- 10 .pna; MISSES
si1pi Is 10 Tf; Arkansas. Sale es', IL s.
hour. Scee 6.rfs: Illinois. s-S.6sl0o7; st.
Louis CITY. e.s .9.s.lsa
Richmond district; MARYLAND. e@-. AT. :
90; District Of Columbia, siD.-!--S. Gf'; Wy
g.nia s.s ~ gaa: Vest Virginia A--Ss.-
0ao: North Carolina, s1oa+l2. I8 South
Carolina. 81 4ss NJ.
New Tors district: New yorw state.
S.s ar,l. New jersey So az aa Con-
,ac-icut. 4.El.aa: New YORK City. ST.
4sn on
CA'la Tpl-r!a 1astltN m tsuei On L.
-. - nrs. a. - an Pennsylvania outside
r,7.Ia 4al-ri-. - ess M: southern New
1@r~ev. 50 ses 1'N. Delaware. S.4i51ah
S77 Francisco district: Arizona
81 1Hs. hon. idaho s.. 5se n"n- Nevada
ssn5. 400: Dragon SO. 81 aaa: Ttah IS
9se nHn: Washington SO SGD '7F; cali
--7la ss1. son oGo: Hawaii 81 o., a"n.
Dallas district: Texas 500 A. N:
Arizona Sage. onG: Louisiana 81 So ofs;
New Me1co s-ss. oa9; Oklahoma sl15.-
600
Atlanta district: Mississippi and
Louisiana sIa.Jee 900 each; Alabama
SCI .ao1: Florida S. 951-0ap: Georgia
So. oM: Tennessee 81. "a. ote.
Chicago district: Cook county
s6s. aaG. 900: illinois outside Cook coun-
~ SO. ST. 200: Indiana :e.;4a. 900:
Iowa $50. Of 900: Michigan ssS.S7a, 900;
Wisconsin 81 &C.. 900.
TIE United States steamship CAL
noun. the navy Victory ship, report
I'd today hat I was slowly steaming
through The Caribbean sea while
waiting fer the nations suoscrp
tons 70 the Victory Liberty loan
70 warrant il getting under fun steam
for the last four days Of the cam
paign the position Of the Victory snip
tonight Is such as viii make possible
the completion If the trip by Sacu--
day night Il subscriptions are made
-agiCiv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

When one sees a broad band of
White paint ON post along the troll
ley line Of the L, A 4 W. St. Ry-. If
is generally understood that the cars
stop al such posts. and many people
make those posts waiting places from
which 20 take a car up or down the
Line but Of late a feeling Of uocer-
Lainry II The minds Of some oeonIe
appears 70 have developed because
OF the fact that some of The posts not
only bear the broad band Of white
which desigua1ss them is STOPPING
places hut other posts bear a mar
row band of white Some Of the
posts bear both the bands. and others
either one or the other. and il is on
this account that some people are
sad To be guessing. The explaaa-
ton Is that The narrow stripes Of
white are placed On posts along the
highways and are for use az mark ers
for an automobile route which s be-
ing lad CUT through the STATE. and
while they viii doubtless prove use
I'll 70 Automobiles they should aor
De confused N any way with the
broad band Of white. which simply
means thai the cars viii stop there
If required
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07
MONMOUTH

EAsT-M-s- Ellen Ii. Jones. who
PASSED The winter With ne- sis,ar
dEs L A Cobh. 4 Portland. is a.
aer nome lere -or me summer.
a L Pike mas opened his cam,
hare for me season.
Mrs {. A. -illson has returned
rom t[ock1and. whore she was caTI.d
~ ne illness If her sister, Miss Mauo
ve..
t1a-'-T Alan If AuhurS is occu.v-
~ ne Fowler cottage for The week
Miss Leoia Curtis Of Monmouth WIS
the guest II Mss Helen Waugh for
ne weekend.
number # farmers n THIS VI
cinIfy ar r1"-1ne-x Of The Farm I'm
Taau '@~,~..Q Hall {s c.ra.1na, and
So reTaE'~ II us SECTION.
: IL, ~,-,..,-a, =; 49,.
"a Of Mr. and Ms. Seymour F-os,
On FT-Cas
The young peopi, Of the nejrbbor-
hood ara ENJOYING themselves hang
iag Mayhaskels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07
LANSCN

NORTE-Next Sunday and Thurs
di*- evening. MAY = ara % Be spe-
clal events IN honor Of me soldiers
VINO Went from Norm Anscn 70 10
service for their country. A soldiers
welcome service viii be helu in ne
Methodist Episcopal church IL 1915
n which the CONGREGATIONAL church
VIII participate. There viii ne ype-
Ga decorations. special MUSIC anu
an address " Rev E. ". Eenriscn
the Methodist Clergyman. n ne
evening the Two churches viii unite
Il service a. me CONGREGATIONAL
church. Thursday eveninE t:7e~a VI,
be community social u7Cer The ans
2ices Of the two churches. The Som
erset Academy Orchestra Of Athens
VIII furnish the music anu Two Sa!-
va1on Army lasses VIII come fran
Portland 10 participate N the szer-
clses. There VIII be other program
features, including vocal music. THIS
promises % be very interesting
event and something that both The
ex-soioiers and he home people VIII
greatly enjoy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

school team by score Of 70 = Fri
day the Scion High school team VIII
come 70 North Arson 10 cross bats
with the Academy nine
Mex, Friday evening the members
Of the sophomore class Of Aason
academy viii present historical pa
geaat- The Making of America" N
Crabasser- hail Every member Of
TIE class VII participate n this per-
foTnance- The school children gener-
ally ara lT-acLclng patriotic songs
N preparation for the Memorial day
exercises in which they i've been in
wired r0 Participate According to the
custom each child that marches II
TIE PROCESSION VIII be presented with
d log
Nj ami Mrs A E Hodgekins have
sold 70 Emma Wentworth their
property including both buildings and
land which IS located On The High
way leading from the Horseback
aorthsi1F 10 the Anson Valley road
tbs property was formerly owned
by Mrs. Alice Simmons.
MIS- A-he Savage who contracted
the scarlet fever from her grand
child. Il ~eported as ccnvalesceu,.
Ira a Durg:a has succeeded Benz.
Ela- resigned. as manager OF the
Farmers Union store
Mr.. and Mrs G, z. Puilen have a
Dung son.
Rev- c. E. Gwen occupied the pull
PIT N the Congregational church
last Sunday evening There was
special music oy the young Indies
cnolr- The communion sacrament was
administered al the close of the
morning Service. A special offering
amounting 20 i've or six dollars was
taken Tor he emergency work Of the
american Board If NJ ssions IN Tur-
Key the WORK being en- ely among
ne Armenian people who have SUI
Tered Sc terribly during the war
The ,. \. r meets with Mrs. Nell
lie wing Friday afternoon.
NJ and Mrs. Fred II. Bunker ar
tended the dinner recently gwen IN
Boston by Gov. and Mrs car, =
A-4likerl- NJ. aad Mrs. T H Eoilev
also were Present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

voted 10 bond selling and nary other
means we're adopted % create inter-
est IN the loao.
Secretary Of The Treasury Ca-ar
Class spoke az a ioan meeting II
symphony Hall -0n!gh.
Is Il" ne sad. a serious sacrifice
70 invest one's money n ne interest
bearing obligations Of ones gova-r-
nent n order . make ever ,ast1ng-
~ SECURE the Nation $ freedom. as wall
as The nations prosperity Is il a
g;ave sacrifice q devote ones labor
20 such cause and n the process 10
acquire the haoi, Of thrift and saw
ing SO sadly lacking As a chance Of
the american people
France and Britain lost millions Of
men killed and millions Of others MO
We're wounded. Less han 90. 900
American heroes sleep beneath the
SOD II France. These men made the
supreme Sacrifice. Should We dis
Eonor rhelr memories. ar 1iniais,
ne glory Of heir service BY oauslnc
n ne cheerful peri 0I-naace Of al II
pera1!va iu-v""
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

The parsonage Of the Green street
Methodist church was the scene Of
quiet wedding al 2 o'clock Tues
Day afternoon when Charles H
Britt af Augusta and Heien H. VII
nams Of Waterviile wers united IN
the bonds of matrimony- Rev. ". J.
Layton. pastor of the church on
cia ting. The single ring Ceremony
was employed and the contracting
parties were unattended M and
Mrs. Britt viii reside AZ z Child
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

Wilson Mason, one OF the older res
idents Of he town. passed away On
Tuesday morning at his home in East
Winthrop. agsd "a yeara. The imme-
die te surviving relatives are the wife
and TWO daughters. Mrs H c. Ma
sen of Oakland. Cab. and Mrs.
Frank ]. Plummer Of Portland. and
one brother. Funeral services will
be held al i o'clock Friday afternoon
from the home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07
SOMERvLLE

sou II7-Charies A-la-a purchased
eNeta- horses ~ ne auction 4, -ou,e-s
NJ lis Ma .
The sou,a So-nervi.Ie sc-ooi MISC
nee n Eewet- teacher vii give \
50 Il Thursday evening, May .. at the
scho0ihoust
MISSIONARY II z Overlook held I
s+rT2es 4, ire chapel SUNDAY evening
-d'T : He wes accornpanied ny Mrs.
.-T7r'uek. who assisted n the music.
Cor'oral John :. Howard. us, "a
tl1r1ed from ova-paas. ac-ouranias ~
Ms Howard. a--endad church A. he
chapel n his place >undar fleming and
aHEist@d ruch Il making the servira
Interesting ny HELPING au: n The MUSIC
With lis fine voice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07
STATE OF MAINE

kzEEEEEC. IS SUPERIOR cot ~
IN VACATION
Augusta Nav 1t, Tule
= Booker
non re annp-ad W. and r.ffa, +.
Is ordered nv ne. he lnd+r-.g-eri ms
--ce y sad Court. t1a- notice -be~erf
- -.ve1 % ne -.he..e by Dubi,s-1lr y
n s-I-As'+u e1rT u ne same, or n 4
s1-act thereof together with ms or~ia-
-:ie1--ah, C1ree weeks saccessirelv IN TIE
A+nHebHc "our-1a4. a newspaper 9r:ntea
IN Z dE1sta n saiC County Or Kenrerec
me asst publication 70 ne thirty DAYS
lea I before the neg term Of said
114T.. 20 oe holden a; AlFusta within
the 1-st Tlesda- Of September aex-
IA: she NAY then and -sere appear n
rt.-u our and answer thereto f she see
it
Ac-esr: FRED ENTRY gEANE
Justice Superior Court
COPY Of -IEEI
The -lhelant alleges hat ne was mar
red q ne SAID Ihelee AT Rockville n
me state Of MARYLAND on the -nc.h ia
o. \ oVsr-loer. III ne salc ibtIaaI and
Loeiea cohRSIte7 n TINS state a.-er
tae'r sac marriage that The libeiant -a-
sioeI n THIS State w-len ne cause oi
divorce accrued as hereinafter 50, tuHa
and had resided nere n good ta:ta one
year arfur 70 the date hereof hat the
libriant has ever been faithful 70 MS
marriage obligations nut that the sad
loeiee mas been Inmlndtrii Of ne sane
tnat IN ne first day Of Ianua-- 1914
she utterly deser- ed the libelaat without
reasonable cause and has continued
said eeser-5on FOR thrne consecutive
vea-s 1ex1 prior 70 the fling of LIS IL
Del mat On the first day of January
1918 and On diver other DAYS and times
since their interra-,age the said libe-
zee committed the CRIME of aduirerv
with persons whose names ara 20 your
Gbeia1t unknown. ina. sce mas been
guilty NJ crlel and abusive treatment
and extreme cruelty towards him.
That no child has been horn 70 ham
during their said marriage.
Wherefore. he prays that a divorce
from the Dnnds of mat--rnonv between
himself AND said Gbeiee may De dec-eed
And The lbelanI further alleges TIA.
he mas used reasonable diligence 70 as
certain the present residence Of said
nbeiee bu; Is una bic 70 do 80 and does
not know where Il is.
FRED c BOOKER. Libeiant
kennebec. 50. April 2iTa- Isls-The
SAID L4heiant made oath hat he above
a legation as % The residence of he
Libeiee il ---Ie.
WM 4 FISHER, notary public
A rr-le copy Of the order Of notice
and libel.
Attest Q. W jones, Ierk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07
COOLIDGE ASKED
TO END LAWRENCE
STRIKE AT ONCE

boston. May "a Committee from
the Lawrence Chamber Of Commerce
asked Gov. Coolidge today that IN
nedia,e ACTON be taken 70 and The
strike Of textile workers Il Law
rance Members Of ne committee
SAID altar the conference thai they
believed an effort would De made 10
bring about ! settlement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07
S197.594.OOO IN n. E.
Continued from Page cneN

cock Greenvilie and OsEipee. New
hampshire: and Saco and Cor1viIIe
Me-
An aerial circus participated IN by
attention n this city. Loan work
ers were On hand wherever the
crowds gathered to watch the flyers.
and obtained many subscriptions. A
portion Of Washington Street was
closed 70 traffic for Two hours and de-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07
BINGHAM
Afrnd Smith

Word has been received Of the death
OF Alfred Smith. who was born IN Mos
cCw Oct. 3. rSss- and who passed away
Al his home N Lon Angeles. Cal Ee
grew TO manhood IN this state. enlIsted
ia ca ., 9Th Ne Vols. IN 1861. and
WIS n the service four years He was
married 70 vessa L Smith of this town
r LII and IN n: wunt wsef and located
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07
RED GUARD KILL
400 IN MOSCOW

london. May 6-Four hund-ed
persons were killed IN Moscow last
week when the Red Guard was called
upon to dispense rioters. SAYS an Ex-
change Telegraph Despatch quoting
advlces from East Germany The
casualties resulted when crowds as
sembied demanding food and shout
ing Down with Lenine and T-,rxky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

! g -ec4.v4a al 1rtics II Treasurer.
krs- ]-snc:.. < : >. y = Ma.
|. Sogle.e 1nInH. Ma he. ana
q 1,.,-c =, 5.s me 1Ge6, -or
4 St.: ut If rer-1G supplies n
E-,suce w-,a IsI-ucE ms ana spec
(.,p1s -r:aes = vH!en VIII b'anh
Eosa.s = D I'D -2oA appItcaIon
.-s- r,,-a, - =s-uws lrren-
lt.ses liz au1s"noia supplies until
|; = K Aav g. -s2F subsistence
agsl4.- sas'Ales mi u" A
aav "a @l!a ~enA-rs supplies IN
-;,.. 80 zoe +a---0 4 ID
k,rg g.}..-. lEl-4 80 a. M,
Mes : ?e~E.ns. Treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

The klddies. as we'll as some NOR
a-s OF Older growth. are now en-
gagged n digging daudeliun green's
and this toutdsume and popular dish
VII while he season for green's lasts
have 4 place Of honor On many an
Augusta dinner table.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

Spanish War Veterans who wish to
procure tickets for the moving pic
lures Of the 18th Division this altar
noon at the Colonial Theatre. may
do so by calling on .. n. Loveiov at
the monsy-order window al the post
ONCE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

Spring moving has been very much
n order here Of late Periey Hoop
er who has been living IN Fred
Eunker's house on lower Main street
has moved 10 a ran, al NJ. Good
wins on Elm street: Frank Wells.
Leslie Spencer, Mtliard Mouitnn and
EaynQQd Chick have all moved
back 70 Emblem after having lived
here with their families during TIE
winter; Harold Murray has moved
into the KmbaIl house On the mad
10 the Campmeetlng grounds: NJ
Travers who has been living N one
OF tie Newcastle houses has moved
into the apartment occupied bv
Miss Ada Abbott. Mrs Abbott har-
ing gone To 3. NJ Be-y's 70 boa-I
and Mr.. M;chaud VINO oouyh, the
Benjamin Berry farm has moved IN
me lower apartment IN Andrew
Fishers house On School stree, and
Murray Gould has moved 70 The nm
per apartment
An exsuclve committee has been
appointed Tor the Alumni Association
OF Ansun Academy is follows: Mark
L PuIlen. class uf ~ chairman
Mrs. Mabel NJ Porter. 81. Miss Car
re z. Simmons. IA A--angernerrs
VIII soon be N order for The ANNA
Alumni reunion The following ara
The odicers: I. 2. Bailey. 30 n-.si-
dent Mrs. Laura J Nudd;n. ~ rica
president. Elmer ". SAWYER 90
secretary ami treasurer
Thpre rill In
for he Noman's Association Thurs
day evening al the residence Of NJ
and Mrs G. l. Havsv The regular
meeting occurs Wednesday of aexr
week.
The r F. D carriers do not leave
the post nffice now until after me II
O'Clock train arrives
The Anson Academy boys were
defeated in game played AT Bling
ham last week by the Bingham Hirn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

Il has been noticed that the coal
harges which have thus far Visited
the port Of Augusta this season do
not carry The company flag that has
been their custom n past seasons
but wear a white flag which bears
upon i n blue the letters [ s P
A, which mean United States Rail
road Administration. by which The
carEes have for the present been
taken ever
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

Owing to the lafeness IF the spring
season and the cold weather which
has prevailed for the greater par of
the time. the foliage is coming fur
ward bur slowly. me Willows being
about the only trees thai have
adorned their branches with the vel
ocme green Of sprinErme
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07
VILLA EXECUTES
SIX CHINESE

e Paso- Tex. MAY 6--he exacu-
Ton Of SIX Chinese ar Pa--al ~ Villa
mas been confirmed. Edgar Koch.
German consul AZ PARA. saved the
lives Of TWO other Chinese bv hiding
them n his home. As far as cal be
learned. the six Chinese and three
Herreras were the only ones executed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

Mayor Martin has invited the
members IF he G. A. r 70 attend
the reception 70 the soldiers and sail
ors this Wednesday afternoon and
evening. Comrades ara requested u
vear their Grand Armv badges.
Tickets will be gwen them at the
mayors Office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

Elizabeth Jones Of Ig5 Grove street.
Augusta. found on SUNDAY 4 May
flower with 70 parts IN one blossom.
and five other blossoms. She has also
found the yellow. blue. purple and
white vioipys
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07
N. Y. c,st-jc. Forces Aheaa

New York. May S--,e New YORK
ahead with a -Ush to-day n ne VIC
tory loan campaign with subsc-lp-
tons officially reported. Of sac =
21''', 3r;rg1n- Tie -a,a. up % ST.. :
..41l. OF AZ per cent u re ,1,nra
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

Matters az the municipal court
we're quiet Tuesday, the only bus
ness claiming The attention Of the
court during the day being Of a civ
l. larure
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

!. eraL- vno 6ieG
|. -. va II ne oldest
= = %he vas hnr, n
sSo. and was but
1. ' = e4,nc 50. When she
\. "l5 7a- on-er-s NOV
!. -~ Eanpden. re-
", So. when they
I. 8 wAs,s-, part If -he
21'+G EARN. where
;. =@ Sire was mar
Ir=. II. Sept 20.
10. e"- mother. grand
h.. -dnothe- 70 30
a.. EH- leg in Isse and
/ e' ne na---ea Roscoe
a, ~ae VII cur daurh-
e. ing IN Eath.
" 1xc.u?rs -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

All members If Abnak; Council.
requested 70 De present a, their hall
his y eCaescay evening, as business
# importance viii be considered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

Among the marriage Intentions
which were recorded yesterday at
the Office Of ri,e city clerk are those
Of Joseph z. Colson of Augusta ard
Marion z. Bracket. Of Clinton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07
BELGRADE

Rev. u. z. Cortle of Lubec arrived n
Algusra SATURDAY. and came 20 Bel
grade ~ VISIT his nephew. z. c.
Knowles. and niece, Testa Knowles =!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07
Gunner Drowned
When Navy Hydro
Plane Falls

Augusta Ca. May s-Guaner
Richie of the Charleston Navy ward
was drowned and Pilot Whelaa SER
cHsiy injured IN the fail of a navy
hydro plane into the Savannah river
today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

III St!cpr Of Fairfield was
c.;se o. lEsGay % the Augusta
s,- -gsrl.-..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

''-,a- jar horse vas n the
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-07

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Sylvester Jackson. whose home was
on The Rad between this village and
New Portland. were held FRIDAY aft
ey-noon. Rev E " kennlson. pastor
u tae Methodist Episcopal church
Officiating The remains were i1ra---ay.
n the Sunset cemetery n this VII
age. Mrs. Jackson was a member
Of the Methodist Ealscopa. cr11rca
mere and many friends reg-e, her
demise. Her age was So Years. -hera
are Two surviving children. William
Jackson and Mrs Bertha Paine.