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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-05
p. II. cronin Sale.
Monday February 10th.

Il Next Monday p. n. Cronin who lives
In Boyer township, s miles north and
"a mile east OF Dunlap, will hold a sale.
He has rented his farm and tor that
reason desires to dispose OF his prop
erty. Mr.. Cronin is offering s head
OF horses, 80 head of cattle, farm ma
chinery and household goods. The
sale will commence at 10 O'Clock and
"a free lunch will be served at noon.
M. j. Griffin will cry the sale and ].
II. Barrett will clerk. Read the an
nouncement on page Z for particulars.
John T. Hoist, ". Sale.
Thursday, February 10th.
John F. Hoist, Jr., is using a half
mage space in this issue OF the Re
view to announce his Ninth Annual
Chester White Bred Sow Sale which
Will be held al s,th Carey barn on Main
street III Denisop on Thursday, Febru-
ary Goth, commencing at one O'Clock
sharp. Mr.. Hoist is one OF the largest
breeders Of this popular strain OF
swine in the corn belt and his herd
Is considered one OF the best. He Is
offering at this sale, AZ head Of Inn
mune sows and gifts which carry the
blood lines Of the very best sires and
dams the. breed affords. Here Is a
sale that will attract breeders and
farmers from far and near for Mr..
Hoist has the reputation of handling
only the very best He has spared no
expense in building up this model herd
of. Chester Whites and pays long pric-
les for his new stock Coils. G. G. Dun
can, Ed Duncan and A. r. Bryan will
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-11
INCREASED SALARY 10
WATER CO. SUpT
DENIED BY COUNCIL.


Il recommendation by the water
works department that the salary Of
George Linahicusn, superintendent or
the water works he raised ID Sf2S d
month was turned down by the city
council last night. The vote showed
six of the city soions opposed to grant
ing an Increase and four HI the At
EflTmatiye.
Il was pointed ons by some of those
opposed 70 raising the salary of the
superintendent that he Is at present
unable to attend to his duties because
of illness They said that when he
was unable 10 resume HIS work they
might consider 10 grant the increaae
asked.
Mayor Strange suggested that Dir.
Linfhicum could use the money vers
handily nov that biz III ill but the
councilmen did not see ii that way.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-11
lATHER OF FOR ER
RECTOR HERE DIES
AT HAGERSTOVyN Nd
MT 4. MeComas, Wen own q
iaaapolls, Passes At His Horse
ii The Age q III

auch regret II being expressed hsg
/ lAe death ot Henry A, cOks u.
kiAsf of the Rev. Joseph r Cons i,
kmany years rector Os sc, Anne'a. 3
ha prominent In business and social
MAT Hagerstown, who died Iii that
" yesterday aged n years
ne deceased was we'll known hero
sAere he had frequently visited hts
% at,the reetory
q 1855 be was assistant grain In
slestOr Al the port os Baltimore end
" Ii the insurance business there
3 % years He was formerly man
VT and vice president OF Hagerat0wn
" director OF Baltimore and Cum
ssand Valley railroad ana county
saool commissioners.
Y Mccomas was mason and Odd
hlOv He was a son of Frederick
! Meeomas Surviving are MS
sldox who was Miss Anna ". Smith,
IS two sons. Frederick w. McCor !,
aallimore and the Rev. Dr. Joseph
aeeomas assistant rector Of Trini-
] Episcopal church. New York, fors
a rector Of st, Anne's. this city. EIa
& brother ot late United States
saalor Louis +. McComas
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-11
ATHL ETIcS AT NAVAL.
ACADEMY LIMITED 10
FENCING FOR 3 WEEKS

Athletics at the Naval academy will
be limited 70 fencing on Saturdays
tor the next two weeks now that the
wrestling and swimming seasons have
waned.
On next Saturday the midshipmen
fencers will cross folls and sabars
with Columbia university while on
March 81. the West Point team viii
come here
Lacrosse VIII be introduced on
March %, but It has not yet been de-
cided who VIII face the navy. It is
considered proEatls however. that Bal
tirnOre City college will open here ~
hiss been the case Iii the pasG
On April 3. the baseball season Will
swing open, bat as YET. the opposing
team has not been named.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-11
REPORT SHOWS GREAT
AID BEEN extended
TO THE SERVICE Is EI

Submitting their report FOR the week
ending March :, 1919. the War Camp
Community Service says that serv-
Ice men to the number Of l,4l6 yss-
tied the recreation rooms at the stats
arInory. Baden street. letters mailed
numbered sgS: luncheons served. sQ7.
The schedule of games for the has-
kets ball league has been completed.
and It has been given out that the
sailors from the Reina Msrcea0n have
won 1lrst honors 0f fhe season. their
cam having been defeated only once
during tfe season. number Of games
have been scheduled from Baltimore,
and With teams og near BY towns.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-11
nIARY HIGHWAY TO
ADVERTISE ANNAP
poads League Expects 70
s. Many Pictures of City
n Highway Boost
s. cry WILL BEN EFT

..,.oolis Il destined g gain z real
J, !, implicitly through the project
4, oroposed military highway from
..,...burg 10 Annapolis and which
'.s, .,,ye ii memorial % Maryland
'.,.. who fought and died n the
r.st var
rrItten 10 Mayor James
s..,ee asking that the organization
4, .',, eirnIsbed with views of AnnaDDs
I. ,aa tie principal points ot inter-
], 4 /, and about the city. The league
Z ia anxious to have some moving
] .,.,s,ss m made Of the city and adiac-
4 territory The pictures are tO be
,,.A III articles To appear In metro
,.lu,n newspapers boosting the new
lshvay.
.,er the letters had been read to
..nbers of the city council last night
|, Acting CLERK Vansant, the DrOp0
,siOu vas referred to the mayor, With
a,sr Is act. The mayor said he
sssla Immediately have the views
,.de il asked. and furnished TO the
ssue to aid III getting this Foad
shlH
ne letters pointed out that the
s,a would tend to make Annapoiis
/, ,ovuIar resort IN the summer tins,
d ihe city would benefit in many
ars
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-11
No P| REDUCTION
IN CITY WATER
Aldernaaiic Committee Reporta
That Finances Win Not Per.
init OF Lower Rates
SMALL NET PROFIT SEEN

There viii be 40 reduction Ii the
present water rates now IA force
committee appointed recently ~
the city council and composed 81
Counselor X. II Brady and Aldarnsn
i. n Stevens and b. i. Beayins be- in~
vestigass the finances Og the city
waterworks With View To seeing Il
Il would be possible to lover the pres
"ant rate. reported hack to the coun-
cil last night In regular meeting thas
the finances would nor permit 0f
q lower rate being made now.
The report 0f the COMMITTEES which
was read BY Counselor Brady showed
that the annual revenue from the
water works Tor tie past year aunOunt-
ed ID ss1 .0Dl 80. while the sxpsnda-
lures totaled s2s,4ss.sa. Ths axpan-
diturea Included q fund 0g $4,000.
which was placed in An emergency
fund.
While the report showed d net proilt
Il vas pointed out that there are some
much needed reDalrs at both shs plant
And reservoir while there also extaew q
large bonded Indebtedness.
In conclusion the report said that
IN view of these facts the o0gnnitsaa
deesaed It inadytaanle at this tina "a
siisslFrh the present rate.
|. Mayor Strange thanked the commit.
tee sOr their efforts ID making The ln~
vestigakion and preparing shs report,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-11
SMITH NAMED
FOR CITY llIS
George e Ruilsnan Chosen Fol
Place OF City Counselor.
No Other Nominations
GER UNANIMOUS VOTE

Frank Il, Smith was unanimously
elected hy tho city council Al their
regular meeting last night 70 slll out
the unexpired term Os hoy Y Tyalags,
city clerk. resigned No other name
wns placed ii nomination and every
alderman cast his vote for hir, Smith.
Picking man % faIl out Ne term of
city clerk proved 10 be the most Inn
portanE bit og business transacted BY
the council and II was deferred TIL
the last thing.
IA recess VAS ordered after reports
og committees had been read com
naunScati0ns talked over and i sheaf
Of bills allowed and as soon as this
came 10 an end the business of nam
Ing ancceasoE To Air. Tydings was
taken up
Smiths name was placed In nCmina-
#lion by Alderman g. w Smith. The
voting started at once and after
count. Mayor Strange declared him
elected. The mayor directed that the
new incumbent report to him March
is, 70 take the cath Of olice and that.
he Immediately procure his bond
After choosing AR. Smith for city
clerk the reaignation al City CounaA
Tor A @. Brady. which was dated
February Il and TO become effective
April I. was accepted by the alder
man..
George 81 Ruilman was nominated To
take MIR. Brady s. place and his nnan-
imous election followed. Az was the
case IN picking city clerk there was
only one name placed ii nomination
alderman Levy nominated RulIman
and he was Immediately elected
There was no nistaking the regard
which Counselor Brady IL held ~
he eity's ofsicial family, ia second
ug the motion TO accept his resigna-
aon. Alderman h Il Parkinson said
that he very much regretted tO Az aos
lis ias regarded hgr. Brady as the vsry
est counselor the city had ever had.
Similar expressions were voiced BY
ali og the aldermen.
Mayor Strange paid an eloquent
tribute to mr. Brady WHO vas visibly
touched BY his remarks When the
n,avor concluded Brady arose and ii
s few words thanked his cnIlaa Us,es
al. the,r avnreassr,na ana aasa he h.sa
as,a MS .s,,tv s arl II M Ma nargng,s,.
s. Il IL S. ssF,cIens q rnaar,sr ma ~ ssas
yery gratggui
when he resumed his seat. Mayer
strange appointed i COMMITTEES COM
nased II Aldermen I.evv. smith apd
Parkinson to dragt I lettar tnankir.E
n Brafls Tar his services ana a.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-11
navy FOOTBALL. STAR
DEAD IN new YORK
Jack Dalton. Famous Halfhack
One OF Greatest Football
Men (>f Acadssny
AZ INSTITUTION IN 1908

News of the death of Jack
|Dalton. one II the greatest gooslall1
players that ever represented tue Ma
Val academy IL any other Institution,
va received with real regret here ~
many who knew him and many more
I'd whom Bis athletic proWass vas 4
tradition. His death occurred yester-
day at New York. at the Navy Yard
hospital after weeks iffeas Of pneu-
n1onia
John Patrick Dalton. known as
Jack. ana sometimes paf, To his
friends, Is still remembered and HE
position as one Of tie two or three
t est lacks the navy has ever had Is
assured Dalton daEkled ID other.
branches BIT athletics: ha was Che
champion hurdlsr while II the acad-'
envy and rowel some his final year,
but It is upon his performances on the
grldiIon field that his fame as an ath-
leIe rests
Nasive (f Nebraska.
Dalton entered the academy III 1903.
He was E0rn ln Nebraska but lived
later Ia Missouri and bad already
made reputation as i fooIball player
while d nseFnl II 0f she teams III the
Christian Hroshers college at ST.
I4ouis. AS fourth cIassnaan, ne made
the team, and even then was the bull
wsrk of the ackilela Dalton always
played halfIsck and nst aslar erback,
aa some of the papora had
Tlse game against the army team
VAS lost thar year. s so {. thongh DaI
Ton did the ai0rk.s share of the work.
Tere was 10 army same the EosioN-
lng year, Cadet Briie. .er og
the West Point team. hasing been
Killed ID one 81 the Aess ad Nest
Point stopping football Tor Ine son.
Dalson got is his real wogk lii the
aes ef 1910 alEl ii t0il. TIE navy vim
Ming Eosh gasaes lsy the aasns score
! to
Had EsN
81 can Ls Is ii fairly Glaak 10 hack
saaak tlae navy mas ever had waa III ii
class alsl DaItsn for ganeral rsaguI=
ness except nou Has au Bill m
gram. htie fog doing The hasak 81 he
svor Game agssF garaa usgktng his
ale xaeT as lae h
nss ming 10H llss and
Esag aE naE NV eek and aiNpen
inches. ltea s nrusEa
asyss ~ sesaf s sSE ~ 4Sss xxxss asssszssss6
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-11
CEDAR PARK RES 10 pr
ASK FOB MORE LIGHT

IA petition signed hy Faasdansm 09
Cedan Park. was raad ID the rcnucsl
last ngglat BY Alderman Jchn LAYy
asking that the cllS Install Nn SIlkl0
arc ilght On Chestnut ayenne. Aldai-
rnan Levy spOhs ii Eypt Og ssaa ps.
osisiOn. alld poGmtsA Out Inst sEh $40
darkensd conditions now prevailing
crlnes might b prevented ~ srsctsme
i light.
He said inst tie had
promised to place i llgIss Bit TIE csass-
ing. IL the city would piacs 0ms III the
bottoms. Counselor Brady oved
that the petition Sc referred 70 the
committee ca eIeeEflr tights, with
power To acf. Ths council sasAad
favorable ID granting sha request 0f
the Cedar Park cifIzsne.
Mrs. Samuel Garner. OF spa View
Heights. wife Of nr. GarmeS. Is visiting
Al x2alEsm2frn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET

Features 81 ere Days Dealings r Al
-,e leading Stocks
View -ors .une s-The genera, ad-
vanra n 1-iras -asui-au a4-a- he Egul-
ia r8un m Tuesds, was continued tada s
or me Siock exchange ana intermittent
Dsrinu al Weekend nrrflJ-c anlnE -a-ieG
"a TrEvar- material rlSes n 4 lnnE hsf
nj stlHrng
T-nG.- impulse of fa-nra pie ~epur-s as
q --ade conditions. I :. Staa! and th-
independent staeis scornd gains III or
- -wo volr-s. with Ented States >1ee
sgair selling a the highest iur he
yaaf
-nlpplnEs sH-u-ad ne DAYS --ndins
WITH sensational Use IF nearly !
prints pv t!nu-lc, Su.f x West l1utes
also nude 3 noteworthy advance v1Iie
ne International Mercantile Marine
asre- exhibiting cary weakness was
purchased mere freely and closed "a :
-u,-rs maj ms dea. woiIlc tail Of uur-
summation.
Stocks particularly fGr lrw priced -aiiF
s-a-r!ai advances were scored ~ z I-
= A st L. 9irtshu-- q = est Ni--iuiF
american -.lncneG American T5e. an
American Writing Paper p-ete--st.,
Wo-tninE-nn PUMP -ulnneo - poiH
anc Na-unH Ena-ne.nc Among -ns
pe--a- known securities -a-seG IN
,-ou.roar- Vas SHOWN a. zines Nv he
3,racc~ -7et0- jes -ne- copper, oil nd
-nn,i ,ssrles Genera, MOTORS climbed
nov Ugh Ievei a. - a -Ise " u
rrtnts. and -sbacco Products wert into
new hIEn grounds tnr me movement a.
49,. n -,se uf nea-'v eIEn- 3nin-S. SAFES
a-1rr,nr.1d = : -TiH a sna-es
-ne npnc n;a, Kat naia t,-m with q
-rr,i ynrnir- a'sn for government tE-
sues Tutai sntes- par value. agE-sEa' :
ca sc f0.H 1-
niG T 8 bonds were unchanged IN
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NrtAAC
zNr-reca3rfs xsr Market m
r--srs-- Y .r - cents luger than vesfe--
rn~s avs-7Ge clusirs waaE cary uup
s9 q fraction. TIT late slg.A E St,,!la =
ar; rou,r--pw UU Bulk .af'salse~ :
hes~r weight fgsM1sN- rnedii-r w'lEht
ysSsF1H ~. 'tgnt weIEht 1ata61eR hShts
1DRs07sE: nearv packing suws- sinonI y
7aSsa iaA packing sgws. rough 4NfH
EA<~LT-Hece,rta MA 5ocd Seef
STEERS and best sine stock stTona 10 -
cen,E higher than yesterday low c'me
orhe- and bulls stead cn,V.s = cenls
rtrhs- feeders steady EHtirIxtec to-
r1cr-vv lmm Beef sseers AeTlam anG
heavy weight choice and prime Ii!ssG
M. rnedi,irn and coof fGsTfSH nm
,r,nn anC medium fNruT1IH; IGN. weight
nuue and choice 12<u614G cnmInon AND
medium T5alEN Butcher cartle Hen.
a-r -IfTr-m cows Ws1l2W: Gamers and
cutters 5;HF-m Veal calves L-tenf ana
har3r vs,gnrr 14snf1ST Feeder steers
azoSTizr. s,pcRe-s and steers ia0@.-.
-rFFp-Rscefpts 14@ BeHs drv-red
1arrns s.antiv others sioW to inwer
rnr,nE iarrhs = cents lower: ewes t-ane
aa,nnrs i,zat. some selling 81 lower Es-
1iua.ef turnsr-cw 1W LAfnrs ~ lbs
duvn l8FIs6, & ibs. M i2nsmiaA cnIls
ana common 9nn1Tsh snrinGs eGl6'a.
1.s-.inr wett,e-s IC161m- Ewes NJ
tiuni and CHOICE 7asdSr; cuits and cum-
mon 5pT1G.
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NSv = 1rk IL ne y
EA--SDrI sTeaGy Ma : -ec -
a.evaf 0- export,
4~npN-Gpo1 easv. No. vellnw IL.
ana 80 white 81. { New crk
CA-S-spct easy, standard 9f1N
rL.-St-pnE: middle west NASnSeSe
E--EF-Firm -.ge,prs IsT6 1abs
e.-ea-ue-v t.Ener man extras .-z4ra" 40
e~--se. % score ~ a-st a3daes packing
s;pcs r-;;--urt make No. -
EL-g1S-tT,--r -a..elC-s - 49, cRSte
lash gathered extras +2ad4S fresh gain
a-.6 -,-sts northern section As1A1, 40.
snu-,1a--n sec-lun 5ebdTth state. Pa AND
ras-tqv western herne-v whites me q
<ancv s7d5as state. Ia and uearor nen
1e-y vtl5rss ortifra-v n prime %,1'o-
-.--a 30 n,r res-r~ nerne-v browns
.fxda- dr. Ga adhered pruwn ana mixed
,,o,tr-s Is1ls
7O-A-oE ETaak southern -evT9sh.
-AEE AEE-StaaG- unchanged.
---Ag-Eaw stsar- ceC---- uEA
inc c-sruiGfer W
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Richardson II his yuunEW Mbr~
in business under the hrm mama q
x els and Richardson. being ~ hat
Crne ne largest buyers and shippers
II ca--le and hay 1or the Sostm ma
AeS.
NJ and Ms. Sewar SUWn, Al
Erta Sahsburv and Ms. Eta Burns
were n Canaan Thursday af.ernonn
wnere Lney attended ne eunerA ser-
vicas ce MS EI.zaSrn GOODRICH.
2 = Jesse returned Thursday
ror-
The following commfr,ee. Ms.
C..o--e -akely, MIS-. F-ank SPINNER.
Mrs Licvd E2noE- H-on the LADIES'
AIc Soc1er- IF Brown Gemnria,
church. entertained a. supper n their
7ariu-s -nl,-scar winch vas well a.
tended The -1-a. amount -ecE~ec
was ga
MS. Joshua ErlEh- II Massachu-
sAr-s was II -cwr -au-s6ar II al
ENC me tanera. Of Mrs EI!.aoeta
Goodrich.
Mrs Lila Eaehorne was a ousinaD
caller n Ea.er--tile Thursday.
MS. Frank Spea-in and TWO sons
x Benton were calling IT -ela-:ves n
-pwa Thursday
The mem oc-s If me LADIES' AID Sc
esetv nf Brown Menorla. church VIII
re entertained a. ne home Of Ms.
Ellen Wright Thursday afternoon
June = Mrs w-r-- and Ms. Eta
NJ and Ms A--hu- Ric.ac3sor
hare returned 1-nr Boston where
-nev nave been pasefnE a few days
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ALBION

Nj ana Mrs Clyde LIBBY anG chill
crsn u w.nslcv WERE Memc-.a. cav
guests Of relatives Z -pwu
The c-76ua-inn exercises n me
grammar scnoui VII, be held Thur
cav evening June e
Ms F-ank Hawkes. Of W,ndhHM
and Ms Ma-la Pa-m>rte- and MI
Percy Graham anc enid ~ South
Portland warn guests q friends u
-cwr las- week
= 2 Cannon has purchased q new
automobile
louise S-ra-ton and Marquette
Drake are AZ home for the summer
vacation
Mss Marion Souie u Palermo is
the guest Of friends Z Town this
week
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CLINTON

-Nn following -au 7s-s - =
SeH-s Enca7upnert wn-e n PT-as-
fed "Wednesday evening VI hera c5eT
a-1snd.f the G.sr-,c- meeting u DIS
.--,r. No. :, held with SebasrlcnOk En-
canpment. when IRE EHval Purple
aer-.e vas rr-sa----oG x x y Hey.
Harold Lincrla. AGeIre-- T7linE, .
II. Fisher. Ma-ceilus Cam. George
Fu-oer. Fed Wake EGv Caa-n-
be-,a.n. x E A-a!Gh-
Died n Canaan ,-une @rG, ae-er a
brief Illness n pneurnnu-Ia- Ltzz1e.
u-,6rw IF the late Manler -nnd-'Cn.
aged - vrs-s s months W. "tf.s-
--.- su------n Z -onf-1Cf1 n MS
rowr ana M4--ie Gerald, VIII wnou2
she n-ar The ea1eral services were
conducted ny Eev. z. z. LonCls-
NJ aoG Mrs Worth Brown If Fen
tpn warn CHESTS -'1u-zdar II Nj and
Ms Z A Harrison
Nr and Ms u NJ keHne and
family vsra BUSINESS callers n Va
-s-viile Thursday.
Ms. George Warren cf Auburn.
:,lness CT ner dauEhra-, Mss louise
Warren. retr-nd m her home FRIDAY
accompanied ny Ter daughter
Ms Jasper Douglas has rDne -
Einck!sv where she vii, ne ne guest
IF NJ and Ms Charles Wells.
Alror Ric,la-,!s II. and family =
wa-e-viIIe ere II town Thursday
and helped celebrate the a1sr SIr---
dav ann,versary " NJ. Richardson
father. Atm Richardson. Sr. a. his
nome m Railroad st-eet. -ak,-E rim
Tor a, aurc ride anc 7rhe-wise enter
aiming MN ! nIr-<iaE cake was
made by Ms E-a SALISBURY, who
mas been caring Err Mr. Richardson
for he pas few years. and zee cream
was served Nj Richardson received
many cards t-1Tn relatives AND
e-,ends rocrtner with a large hex
If chocolates from ms daughter, A-s.
Charles HAYES In Fa--ninErnn. NJ.
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cnnpia.nt n dis-,nur:ve -ads now e
-ha- present active demand IS revealing
uas- INSTRUMENTATION = ORDERING, ~
snn--sc-s n merchandise II man ?
lines EspeCIa.!v Is tais notsc n -e.A--
lines winch have advanced NH0er lie
s.imuius n summer months
The on ,ack o. -ATo-znte unI
nv IN ma. nCred r crop reports --nIL
ne Scu-n wa.-n continued rams ara
pur11ng COTTON eu--ner IT the grass anu
rom ne Southwest. where na--"esciae
a bumper vnenC c-op Is inits--4TeC W.!
sr The same ---upie-
On ne other na1d much needed
aims have helped sprlnC wnea. and
neujv nia--er cnr- and father east
warm weather mas GyIlckaned g-r~L'
IN farms and IT gardens
--he -e1n- al wholesale t-sde -eDr--s
n as good as over II al lines ana p"t-
t.z- n some nltnerta tagging C-aass-
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WEST FORKS

Cline Baeeicw. Chsef cammIssafy
Steward Z. 3 n. and his wife. for
rne-.v Miss Jennie E DUrEE. 80
visiting with Mrs Bi1eioUs parents
Mrs, BiEelow is a Red Cross nur8e
and If stationed n a hospital m
New York Nj 8iSeiUW has hsen IN
the navy several YEATS and mas oesn
across on the curvuv sh;ps Il times.
M and Mrs Ira v. OuEan
Of North Ansur were n town sun
dRv.
Mrs. James DUrxH was called To
1ackr1a, Friday On account Of the
serious illness If hW father.
r f. Phiihrick and Peter LA-Etn
were in town Saturday on ous,na1s
connected with the Dead River drive
Miss Lillian Farley Of Deadst-em
pund 10 Visiting hE pag9nfA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

1ur-rn June S.
rEF-chr'cH ~hnle cattle MH-.
-T-EE-Nur-ne-r creamery exc-25
JTss.zda4 western do. i3Hss=
EEESENer wins 5Et-as .a1s.'s
.-r-- yellow TS2TIaS
EEG-Nsa-bv hennsrv aSsg@ ~esf ter
extras lsa5s-
E-SurrnE TIE -snJs la-h. SACKS.
-gwTlE
EAT-No rlmuthv 42mA
L.AMR-Sprtnc 2tdSo
0A--Fancv ~ 70 L n. SACKS NsSls-
DQEE-HeGiurr backs sgln
POTATO ES-Ma.ne. per IR lbs n car
lrts. 1sTT
GA--tz-anl.agsd wholesale. $50
-e- -H -r - bulb
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

Chicago Jyfne s
Ee1ur-lrr - holdings - c1u1tv WIN
@-a NJ iHe- rllEnel MAXIMUM limit N
<,-re after rpnor-rw did much T1ua
10 weaken the corn market P-icas
rjuE@r4 nervous :. 70 e net ipwe- VIII
.Tulv fsSs and 1R and SeutsTnSer l5s3 10
TaM CH.s lust s1s n | cent WINE pr
VISIONS finished. ali the war from .
cans Decline n a like advance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
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