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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
Range Of Chicago Grain Prices.


Corn-July opened at 1.72: highest
l.73&: lowest 1.71Ss: closed '1.72as !;
Sept; opened at 1913; highest 1.6I;
lowest l.s46s:' closed 1.65*.
Oats-July; opened al $50: highest
69ts; lowest Ssas; closed 69h: Sept;
opened at 6s; highest S94; lowest
sly: closed 6sA.
Pork-July; opened at $3.50; highest
$50; lowest 51.10: closed SIS; Sept;
opened at 1880: highest 1855: lowest
1925; closed 1870.
Lard-July:~ opened at 35.45: high
est $500; lowest 35.45; closed l35. So !:
Sept. opened at -34.55: highest 1926
lowest 34.55; closed 1925.
Ribs-July: opened at 2s.40: high
est $3.50; lowest 2S.15; closed 1927:
Sept. opened at 2s.O5: highest $50;
lowest 27.97; closed 2S.l7.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
New York Produce.

New u rk, June To-
Butter-FiYn; receipts. 14.42l tubs
creamery specials. 5S1. asa: creamery
extras t92 score), So; extra firsts, 81
q 52Ia; packing stock. current make
No. >, A..
Cheese-Easy: receipts, 1865 boxes
state and whole milk special, white or
colored, 3l03l1s; average fancy, 5oi4
G30l.; twins. specials, ala Sl12.
Eggs - Irregular: receipts, 1865
cases: fresh gathered selected extras,
$780,: extra firsts, 43G II; storage
pack, extra firsts.-4lis 44s; storage
pack firsts, 45Ia 647.
Poultry-Alive, steady; broilers, ~
a 50; old ROSTERS. 10: fowls. "a; tur-
keys. % TO 80; dressed, steady.
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LAMsoN's MARKET REPORTS.
Furnished by lamson Bros. & Co., 2oa
Masonic Temple; Phone 1873,

Chicago, June 13.-Corn-The corn
market was a ragged affair, ranging
higher and closing at about l cent adj
vance. The usual factors. including
higher hogs, a sharp bulge in provi-
sions and an Industrial demand suf-
icient to support the cash market at
good premiums were operating again
today.
Oats-Oats opened with sharp ad-
vance and gained ground during the
early trading. Later in the day much
Of the advance was lost because re-
ceipts were liberal and more oats were
offering at this level. There were, how
ever. many samples Of growing oats
here, showing damage from some
source, probably blight. 1t is under
stood there is some complaints from
a wide territory, but under the pres
culate crop reports except from duly
approved observers.
Provisions Product advanced to
new high levels with lard leading.
Profit taking on the bulge caused a
material setback 1t is no market for
an amateur.
Chicago carlots-Nheat, l.; ccrn.
1856; oats, 173.
Minneapolis carlots-Wheat, l04;
corn. IS: oats, "a.
Duluth carlots-Wheat, Il.
CIearances Wheat. 775: oats,
sc, 900.
RANGE OF PRICES.
ir.s Prev,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
Chicago Produce.

Chicago Produce.
Chicago. Ill.,. June II.
Buter-Higher; creamery 10 a u z.
Eggs-HLgher; receipts Se,s7S cases5
at mark, cases included ssh q 80;
storage pack firsts 4ldiiis extras
ordinary frsts S7dSs; firsts ssato;
i2a42l2.
Poultry-Alve lower; fowls so.
Park, cash-Nominal.
Lard, cash. 9a.75.
Ribs, cash-27.50N $3.50.
Rye Ne. 2-1.i7Is.
Barley-il0m liz.
Timothy-9.o0d 1900.
Clover-Nominal
Chicago Potato Market.
Chicago, ILL.,, June 10.
PotatoCs-Weak.
Northern white old, l,60 a LIS per
Cwt.
New Louisianas and Texas Tri-
umphs, 3.25 3.+5 per cwt.
Receipts, 20 cars of new; % of old.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
Wednesday,
June Is

Sale to commence at o'clock p. m.
the following described land:
The Southeast Quarter -. Z. W Of
Section Thirty-fivs 49,, Township
Eighty Two 1927 north, Range Nine
teen (is) west Of the Fifth p. M. Mar
shall County, Iowa.
This is good farm located in a
good neighborhood and has a good 5
room house, a good barn 70x50, good
double corn Grip and granary, good
hog house, good machine shed, good
chicken house, good well and windmill,
and the farm has never been rented
until this year and is in very good
state OF cultivation.
TERMS-s2. 900 to be paid in cash
on the contract on day Of sale and the
balance to be paid March /, 1920, upon
delivery of warranty deed to above
land and an abstract showing mer-
charitable title. Arrangements can
be made for loan of $4,000 for five
years, If desired.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
CONTINUED RISE
IN HOG PRICES
ANOTHER uPTURN OF 20 TO 2;
CENTS AND TOP AGAIN
REACHES sci,
BULK OF SALES NEAR
y THAT HIGH FIGURE

Receipts Of 25,co0 Head Considered
Liberal For Friday-Total For Week
Below That OF Last Week - Beet
Steers stronn-Butchsr Stock SLOW
Lambs Uneven and Mostly q
Center Lower.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
Chicago Grain Close.

Chicago. june IS.
Corn-No. mixed. I.T5d1.76; No. 3
mixed. l74G1.76l.: No. mixed. l.75:
No mixed, 1.sSG1.7o; No. white.
17aG so: No. yellow. 1874 1.7s.
No. yellow, 17sGI.76ls; No. white,
10; sample grade. l.i0d1.6s.f
Oats-No. white. 70d1012; No. 3
white. 6si. a 20: No. white, So a 69Ia;
standard, 70Q7l
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13

was recalled 10 Rome. And tho he
lived In the most studied rstiremeIst 70
as not to offend the tyrant. his death
came about In asuspicfous manner. Il
was rumored that he was poisoned by
the emperor's orders.
An excellent biography was written
by his on-in law.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13

For heavy motor trucks combina.
ton tire has been invented, a solid
base surrounding an egg shaped air
cushion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, June Id
'Cattle-Estimated receipts Tor today
900: market, beef steers, strong ;
butcher stock, slow. mostly 20 Genus
lower: calves. steady to % cents hlsh-
er: feeders, steady.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN.
Minneapolis. June IL.

MINNEAPOLIS, CASH GRAIN.
Minneapolis. June -.
Corn-No. 5 white, I.s4 i.s5; 80 >
yellow. 1.s511.Ss: No. 4 yellow. 1.62@
1.ss; No. yellow, 1.5s91.se; NO.
mixed, 1.s4@ls5; No. mixed 1;s2V
1.Ss; No. mixed, 1.ss@1.so; others
1.25@1.55.
oats-No. white, SsA q 90 y;
standards, 6ss@S7M; No. 3mhite. So y
ae57t; No. white, 5sM @64S.
Barley Choice. 1.os@1.11; medium,
1.0561.08; lower grades. LOO q 1.O4.
Rye-No. 2, 1467s @1.Fb.
Fiax-4.SS14 1876.
OMAHA CASH GRAIN.
Omaha, June 10.
Corn-No. white. IFS: No. white
1.74@1.75: No. white, 1.72@l73; NO.
white, 1.71G17e; No. 8 white. l.7o;,
No. 2 yellow, 1.75: No. yellow, 1.73D
ia: NO. 4 and No. 5 yellow. LIS; NO.
s yellow. 1850 1.ss: sample grade. yell
low. $50; No. 2 mixed, 1.74G1.75; No.
8 mixed. lit; No. mixed. ITO; No. 9
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gogs-- Estimated receipts for today.
An. ma. rlai hisrhar y. $3.50
Kansas CITY Live Stock

Kansas City. June lS.-Cattle- Est!-
mated receipts for today. 1900: 100
caves; market, steady,
and heavy weight. choice
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
fas.k stock. while float valves .rsso
lato tho supply.

An officiai estimate OF the fDreso
lands destroyed by the enemy IN
France places the total at l,2oo,oOs
acres.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13

Sheep-Estimated receipts for today,
10000; market. lambs, uneven mostly
25 cents lower than Yesterdays best
time: some so cents down: quality
only fair: sheep, steady.
Ewes. medium, good, and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
farmforSa|e
At
! PUBLIC
AUCTION!

N order 10 settle up the estate OF
Glnter Ptschel. deceased, we viii sep
at public auction on the farm, 5Ie
miles south OF Van Cleve and sls miles
northeast Of Baxter. on
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13

BUYING CORN
PURCHASES BY SPECTATORS
LEAD TO FURTHER UPTuRN
~ IN PRICES.
UNFAVoRAsLE OUTLOOK
FOR GROWING CROP

Slight Reactions Follow Marked Gains
Early in Day OATS in sympathy
With Firmns" in Sorn--Jump' in
Hoa G.otat,ons Make Provisions
Soar Lard Surrasses New Price
Records.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13

Two lamps keep the water from
freezing in new watering tank for
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13

Sale to commence at o'clock p. m.
the following described land:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-03
BIG pine POINT. MlRuaco0g

Mr.. and Mrs Fred W. Lee arrived
Sunday afternoon frum an au1pmo-
nile trip to Bangor, where they were
entertained by Miss Lille B. Raynes.
assistant ofhClRl reporter for the
Semitic n the last session of the
Legislature. Side trips were made 10
Orono and Bar Earbur, and the re-
turn home was made by the way Of
Belfast. Camden. Thomastun and
Rockiand. The roads were ffne and
rhHre was no bad weathe- for the
four days Of the trip.
MIR. ann Mrs. Ridgeway Feufun of
New Haven. Conn. have closed -heir
cottage here for The season and are
ON their way hume NY aufumpi.Ie.
They left here earlier rhzn usaaI as
they win visit relatives in central
New York befure arriving hume
They win have 10 drive over SOD
miles In making tho journey. Their
first day out frum here Thursday,
they ran iufo SIX thunder storms,
two of them severe ones.
James Ptnkham and family Of
Portland. formerly Of winrhrup, ar
rived here Sunday and have taken
one Of the BeRrre cottages fur rwp
weeizs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-03

anwain. Enrwein ma Cav --+,,
Murray IL uuzrtsr.
Casey weighed LES pounds. urun--
1nproA1 weight fnr him. he ..so
willie Ralph Hurwain admitted ts,ar
ne WIS a number OF pounds pr.r-
weight at 1Bs The cs,rterr v.,,. -.
en- instruction in passing TIM mar
and the hacks IN handling II. The
k1ckeis were giEsen an oppurruuitv
10 exhibit their ability. Esruu.l Eel
TIM will report tomorrow as coach ~
Ene kickHrs- Assistant cnacness VIM
were ouf rnday were Richard Wig
ellsworth. Donald c. Watson and
Thomas CampbeIl.
Harvard will upen it's Heasun with
Sares here On Sept. -.
A captain viii be eiectad after the
first game and the choice is expected
to rest bEtwesn Casey and Ralnn
Hmwein.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-03
HARVARD FOOTBALL
CANDIDATES APPEAR

-amnridEa Mass, Sept dktte
casey. The EnrrHrd hElfback. wore
MS Crimson football outfit tor the
srs, time since 1916 when he appear
81 Al the Stadium 1ndHy with 70 9TH
sr cap diaztes fur the Harvard Var
sirs eleren-
II was The E-t dry Of r-actice and
Heaa Cnacn Robert A. Fisher said
+tat Harvard football this year
wnt,ld be regular and npt informal. -
7thsr letter weErsrs ont were Ralph
Hu-ws1n. a fuIIhack and WINSTON
FeDton and William Murray. quarter
pacss. One nj the other players was
A-npld HurwHin. VIM caprztned Ear
ards 1891 informal eleven Ohssrv-
e-s Oh tf1n Eide lines SKID they
would nor be surprised Il TINS year &
mack field srTnuld be composed of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-03

q h q Mz1s wDs ~ the rxuDe asiI
day. TIN nuys uf This harralinn end
rhair wurk NJ the range endxy,. rtasn
the firm Dzr-alirn viii 30 un me
RANGE fur fnur DAYS followed by rhe
ard hA1raliun fur a like perina Tha
hrst and ard barraiinns ware ut TIM
rxmp I'll dRy and were NUT rnruuEh
rheir parss. Time was used IN pre-
nminHry target pracrica. hayrnsf11
combat under Lieut. Qutrk rhe C.
5. Army instructor, infantry drill
by hRrrahons and fiHld instruction
consisting Of the depluyment for Of
fenEive, combat used overseas. A
platoon nj IS men in made up with
the fniulwlng division, bumhsrs. la;-
SION men or runners. grenzdiers. an
tomato -1feynen. These specialists
are marked for purposes OF tnsrruc-
clun by the Use If cnlured brAzEara
On the arm. The men wer much in
rsrasted IN TINS formation and the
Instructors commented fapurabfy on
their work. Major Frank Drasze had
charge of the instruction. There was
an informal guard mount al about
30 p. m. 60. E of Millnociset going
on duty. 0dicer Of the day, Cap
William Glenn. Commander Of the
Guard. Lieut.. Wainwright. There
viii probably be a regimenral re-
view TINS Wednesday afrernoon ~
sd. This is very interesting care
muny and odubrless there viii be 4
H-ge number present TO witness IL
Last evening tt1er was a concert
by the Bird Maine Infantry hand In
the ~ tent IN the camp.
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Reason Too Apparent For Longer World Series
Minors Ready to Figku the Big League Draft
REDS WIN OVER
CHICAGO CHS IA

EnicaEn. Espr. c-CtncinnKri hunchsd
ttzrse n1ts with haze IN hzlis IN I'm
nrst inning and scured rhrae runs md
aftreo another IN the third by bunciinE
lwo singles winning To tpfazg- CIR
rer was repiacsa by Hendrix after Esv-
ms his place u 4 pinch hirrer. md
Sailsy repiaren Eennrix la1er. FiRher
weakened N the seventh snd Chicago
scured run On Ha-ner.s single END
beAi's douhie. A rally IN the ninth
scnred rwo mure. Robertson . single.
Merkie's druhie. IN ont knd Kopf' q
1nnnie AZ Dsais Erpundar doing TIM
work. Tho srnre:
enc mat ....S o o o o o e-4-s-s
Cnlrago - o 0 o o / 2-s-7-l
fis ne- and wingp; Car1er, EEnnrtx.
Sails;- and EiIIffsr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-03
NEWEST SOLDIERS

The bond. which is under the Lead
ership Of Fred J. Rigbv, frrmersy
Of the regular service: is q civilian
ms- Many enEniums have
been heard Of the fine work uf tins
organization. during the encHmp-
meur.
The Augusta COMPANY Co. FL Was
On the range All Gay returning tn
czmp about dusk Every mEn ~
the company Is hale and hearty
not mHn reporting HI sick cab and
Capt. Burleiga Martin lie cegrainlr
proud IF his men.
In the evening the men al the camp
had fne entertainment program
prsparsd tnr them by Lieut. Col. Lee
Roy Muuiton Of Portland who is re-
creation officer and assistant recrea-
ton officer Lieut. Neil Cox Of Port
land: TWO reels Of moving PICTURES
was hUwn and some boxing Eli ]
wrestling bouts were pulled OF. AM
there was a handy cnncerr by rae
3rd Maine infantry band. A cnn-
CERT given by this band Is sure q
treat. practically every member O.:
the band being former servoce mHr.
While Tuesday WIS NOT q ideal day
al Camp Ksyes owing 70 the rain
the bavs worked just the same and
there WIS No complaining.
The Ind Battalion iuf which Co.
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MINOR LEAGUE
CLUBS TO FIGHT
DRAFT OF PLAYERS

New York. Sept. Am artsmpt by
MAYOR baseball league club owners
II draft minor club players will he
fought IN the courts and by other
means. according 10 a statement Is
sued here tonight by David I.
Fulrz. president of the new Inrerna-
ronal League. The statement does
not specify what the other means"
ere but declares that there is a
remedy available 10 the minors in
addition to court proceedings which
we believe would effectively cun-
vince these majpr clubs thar they
had dune a very poor piece uf bust
ness"
Mr.. FulfZ asserts thRf1 he major
iRHgue owners entered Iutp agree
ment with the minors not I'd draft
their players.
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Amatsur 0AsshaH NJ s5sndIsd in
Pertains

Portland, Me-. Sept. 2-Arusrs1,r
baseball under control of the recrea-
riun commission, with Prof Granville
z. Lsee directly superintenriug the
tsAms, i1as enjoyed a mnst SUCCESS
tul season. An LEAGUES finished their
schedules Wednesday night. The
school leagne ended recently and the
saui-pr0 teams Of the Twilight
League win end the season Montiav
Interest IN the fortunes OF the teams
In the various leagues excsafled by
fRr ttza1 unauifestsd in the fortunes
az the Portland New England League
tezm 1t any stage OF thu season.
An children IN the city are eligible
70 use the Fairgrounds, and baseball
diamonds ara 1aid out un the Cum
ningnzm. Harvey, Presumpsrut Oaks
ana Richardson fields. These are
cuureniauflv located IN difersuf
paris az fhe CITY, 80 that FANS WIN
are in1aresfed ia the various fea,ns
hzve opportunity To witness these
EamaE, uzalsd NJ O'Clock School
games were played afternoons.
umpir1s are paid by the cnmmis-
SION fur oficinftng ri al amateur
enmss, thu grounds are kzpf in CON-
dtfiun IN tine Enxne Way, and baseball
far superinr 10 the average 'sback-
lpt'' cunfesfs Inns bean eujuyed. The
church langue has bsen induraed by
the clergy as well ms the preas ana
bann1Eina rnsnlts hnve bsen rzalizsa
IN Tn BEnsran uf the lsagucs
-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-03
FAIRFIELD

A school uf instruction for InEpecf-
urs and assistant Inspectors 0 the
State OF Maine Rsilsf Corps was held
at tine Odd Fellows Han, yesterday,
the E. p Pratt Relief Corps exem-
plying the ritnalisfic work far these
present There were Eneszs frum MI
ur'er the state.
The officers present. ware: Fusf d.
parrmsn1 PresidHnt Mauae MeErirk
o. WEterville, Department Pressden.
Frances White u Bangor: Pust Ma
rianRl Junim Vice President Eliza
beth Savage. Bangor: Post Nnrtan-
Al President Harae q. Sprzgns, Rzn-
Eur: Post NarinnR1 Secretary ElaEn
L Alien. BiddEfprrs Fost Nsriunal
Secretary Areiia MesEiu, Fkirdeads
Post Nariunal FresicBnt Cunnsell1r
Icia G Rofte. Clintnn; Depnsrmen,
IneEpertur Berlin Douglass uf An.
gusra. Post Department Parruz1l
Inspector EzrraBa ArHn. NsUpaFr
Department inspector Lana ERnE,
Portland, President. Setn WzIiizml
Corps. Mrs Ezra Rankin. AuTus1a.
Assistant Inspectn- af DspzEmnaur d.
44Ae-AhC- %*AAD- 42kkA441E 0tkzh1oAAs A-AS AAD-
"a Mrs A C. McaC1rrisun. Newport
Mrs. Mabel Dearbern uf Seth Wi.
tiams Corps. Augusta A picnic Gin.
ner Was served 81 npsn by the "
z. c. AZ tins G. A. q. hall
Miss Theiina Wondman IN clcrktnE
HI the Euft confectionery Store.
Mr.. and MIS- Ru1fin C: Clark hzvs
returned from Bpsfonh where rhes
have been passing few DAYS.
Mrs. Cloe Davis Is unable ID al.
tend To her duties AT the HavaEz
Bakery, owing 70 injuries which SIN
received rscn1ly.
Mrs. Susie Clark Smith uf BuStcr
IL the guest N MISS LYDIA Npe.
Friday evening, Sep1ax1tssr 9Th
viii be ghserven as childreuss niehi
at Berrnn Grange. Al members and
their families are cordially invited
% he present and the iacfies are re-
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bAsERAI NOTES

Hiram Abrams offers To become
owner Of an EastErn League fran
chise and back IBID baseball rsan
N Portland Il the deal can be pun
through before the nEx1 season be-
gins. He 1wnsd the Team IN IgI1
when war clouds ohsruref the bright
Skies under which the league began.
lie snld To the Providence club Mr.
Abrams Is nor looking for al IN
vesrment, and does MOI view OWNER
ship OF a team IN Portland as a
promising speculation, but be would
like to have his nome city represent
ed in a league that is worth while
He is repu1ed To have drawn big
profits In mUtiun picture deals The
past few years, and any loss ne
might sustain would not be regarded
as financial hardship by INN.
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TIGERS WIN IN
18TH OVER CHISOX

10 ceep lsft held srured Cnbb trum sec-
1nd with the winning run N the 18th
inning tpdHy. Det-uit taking the third
game with Chicago 10 3. Il WAS a
pitcharE' hRrtie bErwesn Ehnke an
Kerr. with tina 1nrmer nnldtng n sunn
lead until thu sixth. when tt1r1e ~ rne
TiEerE epnr errurs allowed tne Snx 70
re II IN. The score:
Chicago
peep12seopeesp e'p-Ss-ri11- !.
Detroit
o21pppoeppeeooD1--isS-4
Ksr- and scnak: Ehrke and AIM
szutth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-03

CarTle DAY was On Tuesday and
although the cattle show was no as
large as usual the quality was sx-
calleu1 GIidden Brothers Of Je1er-
son exhibited several yoke Of Here
ford oxen, and several Eersfnrd COWS
and bulls. r Chlsam Of Whitsfieid
exhibited gopd number Of oxen
anu sreers
The award for Low-n teams was CIV
En- 10 Jefferson, first, ana Whltafieid,
second. The award fur oxen teams
Two teams uf steers also being
shown went N Whitsfield. LIST pre-
MUM, and Jefferson. I'd premium.
Some fine thoroughbred STOCK was
exhibited. J. C'Eaare of Chelsea
showed Shropshire sheep and also
American Marines
The hail exhibits IRE exceptionally
good this year Il. G. Gordon Of Pitts
ton and William Ford Of Whitsfield
nave f1ne displays uf farm produce
The t--uit tfispiry 10 u dne quality,
Ine display u hpusehpuia lnEuufac-
rures In herrer than usual. and there
are large displays u cauned gopds.
peas. huney IN the comb and strained
honey
The Midway is bigger and better
Ihan ever with an abundance Of
pleasing attractions.
With goDd weather Wednesday,
there il every Indication that II win
De one Of the gala days In the his
tory Of the association. and the pro-
gram ID the final day will prove Of
extraordinary interest
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The Cushmzn Enmify held their
thlr annual reunion. Ang. eth. ut Tine
hume Of MI and Mrs. c. Z. Coniey
IN Palmyra II was a very plzns-
ant occasion. These are thu dHaran-
dnnrs Of IgnartuH Cnafmzn Vim
came frgm F1tmtpn, Mass. H1.uut
18Bh. his wife was Hzrrist Wnaflk<um.
three. children were born IN Fz1zxnm
JOHN. Ahial. Ignarius. IT.. after cznn-
ing To Belmunt. Maine. RubeKx,
Chandler, William. Harriet ANA Hlake
wefe born. the laf1er died ~ I'm 80
uf % wears. the grisers lived n he
over 80, ana snme past 10 vezrw %
age. Roi,err's sun - nrw living IN
Mrrrin. Maine. II thu age II So. ana
5ahn's daughter EDphiR, in living IN
Pzirryra where slze Was buFn nezf9y
% ysaFs aeo- Thsse psesenx wze
children. grRndchilaren and great
grand ct1ilfren uf TINE lnte John and
Rphss1 .Gushman.
Ehuze regtsered were: ThnznnG
CuEhman, asad 81, MuriEl- MRlnE.
Mr. Emma fCushman) Woadbury.
Mt. ana Mrs. I-eal Z waoabuzw
and twc cf1iidren. Lyle A and Ruyal
/. Rnland I. WcrdbHry. L.snna ~
W'apdnury. Linwnpf We16hurv,
dzmss WOODBURY., L@muel r. WenA-
bury, Mr. and Mrs. Frank c. BROWN.
Wilhsrt Brown, Mrs. Alice L Ehei-
dsn. Mr. and MrH. q. q. Pinre. LIZ.
ANA Mrs. James " Storms aua twp
ctzzldren. Evelyn n and Leuise y.
and Milan Weymouth Of Mnrr1n. liz.
Mrs. Bertha tWeodbugya Ccuper and
daughter Lucy z. of Wu. Sezrsnunr.
ME-. ana Mrs. Frsd L. Cay, geca Cry,
HlwvDa Cay ana Edwina Besry ID
MSnrzsiile. MIS-. SgpkIa fCusa1mHne
Brepis. Palmyra Mr. and Mrs. ".
g. BrpnsE and daughter 1rens q
PAlmyra-
All are looking forward ID ann<l1nf
messing next year zua hupe Id - n
larger number present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-03

Chicago. Sept. The National
Baseball Commission IN Session hers
today. recommended that the
Worlds Series be Increased from
seven Ed nine games. The proposal
viii be sent immediately 10 club
0wnsrs IN bprh the majur leagues tur
a VOTE. II WIS announced. Esrato-
fnre seven games have constituted
the series and the team winning four
contests wHs dsclEred the champion
ship club. Tnder the proposed
change 1--WE gznes win be necessR-v
Players viii share in the Receipts Of
the first FIVE games under the new
plan. Formerly they receivs6
share Of the money taken IN al me
first four contests
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-03
Big Leagues Not
to Draft Minors

Chicago. Sept. Climb OWNERS Of
the National and American Leagues
will not draft STIR players from the
minor leagues this fall This was
decided tonight when the National
Baseball Communion recommended
that the privileges Of the draft DE
suspended for 1919 because of the
uncertainty now existing bsrwesn the
major and minor leagues Of the
country
The commission ruled, however,
that the major laRgne clubs be per
mlfted 10 continue tina purchase Of
players if suitable arrangements
could be made with the minor league
club owners.