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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-24

.AaF-L
Minnesota Is = gang-governed state.
controlled bys.'Big Biz hostile to the
interests OF the farmers. u
t'least SO the Socialist organ over
on Fourth street frequently tells us
Also the Townley sheet has 81 var-
lou and sundry occasions told ii that
the taxes in Minnesota this year as
ssssed by the .tBig. BE: Administra-
ton were q whole lot higher thaa
those with which the farmers Of
North Dakota have beer saddled by
the present %sociaiistic government
Well lets see!
Wen. begin at home, Grand Forks
county, North Dakota, and Polk coun-
ty, Minn.4 Eadjoin each other. In gen
eral the actual average valu6 Of farm
property In the two counties is about
the same. SO a. comparison OF the
state taxes paid by the farmers IN the
two counties ought to be fair one.
So here Is the comparison In tabu-
lar form Of the taxes on farm prop
erty in the two counties. The Polk
county figures include structures:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-24
msrERTAINs MANY NoTABL1ss.

Honolulu I. H. oct. z1.---((By
more foreign notables! than any other
city Ia the! union outside Warrington,
D. e.. and that the Crossroads Of the
Pacific. needs a suitably GRABBED
government band to do her Visitors
honor Ia, q point now being empha-
sized by citizens Of; the island capt.
tai.
It is pointed out. that Manila, with
less entertaining to do. has the. noted
constabu1Ary organization.
There are bands In Honolulu, but
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-24
QUESTION DELAYED.

London, Oct. 28.--(By Mail9-
President, Wilson's illness. nays the
Saturday Review, contributes to the
delay Id the settlement Of the eastern.
question; The: paper adds that moth.
suspension, IS nothing is more impor-
,tant for Britain than to know exactly
whore we stand in regard to military
expenditures. 81 @
will the Americans aefe4 to
lice|a portion Of Asia Minor? Why
should they?. We're we an American
influence, we should stoutly resist any
such proposal. America has her own
with democracy, just as England has.
and they are grave. more than enough
to occupy her statesmen and their re-
SOURCES Of government. without tax.
ing up the .quixotic a Of policing
Armenia or the Caucasus"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-24
TO LETTERS

Paris, Oct. 2S.-(Mail)-The state
Is asked I'M a bill that has been intro
aduced in the French senate, to collect
some Of the most striking letters writ
ten by French soldiers during the
manent record of every part of the
battlefront and every phase OF. the
fighting, @.ses
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-24
PAPER QUITS PUBLICATION.

Grand Rapids, Wiz, Nov. ,24.---The
Wtldrose Times, q. weekly, paper Of
wiidrose, Wis, neat here, has sus-
pended publication indefinitely ac-
cording to announcement Of the pub
Usher, H. e. Cotton. High price Of
print paper was given ias the
reason.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-24
FIRE CLAY FOUND.

Regina, Sask.. Nov. A.1Mmense
deposits Of high grade fre-making
clay have been found at Elbow, Sask..
and underneath it, engineers assert,
lie inexhaustible quantities. Of iron
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
national. home

o1seer af the d4x. Capt william L
Fiepce-
Miss Merle Earnum has Bana to Pe-
naoscrt to visit her Grandparents
! MEz. Stephen Gs1hey and dnughsnr
Of Wz1pDie- NJ Il. ara visiting her
marAer Mira Il. C. KiEkwoed-
Mrs Seiena fafdiH and daugarer.
Miss Josephine wiEest- PASSED the week
end vita relatives IN TaHaFviiie
B. Franklin Conrad. iata ca. Il, lEsfh
Pa Int. has reported fnr admission IN
the Home.
The returns trum fuFasRghs Saturday
were Ephra;m B. Humphrey f-am Ncr-
! ridsewock. Bernard Cough from Paw
tacket an. James z. Garden frum New
Ynrk CITY,
FzriuuEhs we're granted Saturday %
raniel HaEss To Bostnn. Iohn l. Mo-
Dermotr 10 Augusta and Patrick J.
xheeley 70 Richmond. Va
4 large number Of viHtsrs attended
the sunday enncer1 winch was an az
cepfaonaliy good una. Tia cprnet scio
SILVER Star Foilka- waa rieaainxay rem
6er1d by Curt H Fsschsr
Tn picture program fsr the week
viii be- TUESDAY, Annette Ksiiefnaa
IN The Queen -at the Sea-" q Fsnd
Ws&kiy and . Senaetr en4edy, '-i1svs's
Falu Faces" FRIDAY. Tam Moore in
--ona Of the Finest Fafhs News and
Nlz esnsaE. 'Hearta and saddles"
Andrew Z Hodge 81 Charsesfswn.
lass ca4 ]. 9TH MAsa- I1f.. 2ad wiliaans
e. Simmons ef Rocklznd- lais Ca C,
eth n. 7. Inf. hAve bean admitted n
TIE Homa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

eFvarlous rresen1sd by seven senArors
Al basis HDr ratification at the league
Of Nations Plans were made 1sr 4
conference Monday AT which the spon-
sors Of the plan hope u gam the &C.
cesElnn Of stAer Republicans who have
beem friendly % rhe league.
Il WAS made plain taaRY that IL waa
ast eaae 1nnearaen 70 nzy - prsser~s tn
exact asrm Of the tsar reservations a
the aeguf1afions % i9Ereass tia z1n-
asr of their supporters continues
ShsEid the aameeF ct Republicans
subscribing 10 tins agFeemsnS reach 10,
It was nninzsd SGf- fae graas wsaid be
IN a pesifsan u place in tina haads Of ths
administrators o definite eGsr ct sIp-
rsrt far a Reservation program iRsuE-
ing ratification ef the agreement
Farty-awe Democratic w01as ara ne-
sarded by the leaders Of this srsnP a.
standing new fDr uHneSe-vad kaEsHezxl0n,
but czpahie Of being swHag in faEsr Of
the reservations net dlsrapeanE tina
ieague principles. The total required
for ratification IN G.
Il developed today that the lead
ers Of the group Of seven are MAILING
No effort for .he present Co ..ansid-
er features n the treaty srner than
the league covenant some Of them
believe that the Ehanfaang issue
eventually VIII solve itself and that
IA the end serious opposition 60 the
treaty VIII be limited u the covenant.
Although ne decision has been
reached. memeers q the foreixn re-
lata0ns cnmmif1ee Eenernafy expeef
thai tina meetings which Sac. Lansing
is Questioned next week wiz be cpen
ID I'm public.
Ar. Raruch told the cunmifrae shas
No purehase could be made in the
Cnsfsd States W elsewhere BIZ Ger
man ccncerns except through the
Rsparaficns Commission 90 be nut NJ
under the treaty of yerzasl,ez.
This provision was Put IN tae trearr
MI Ba-uch said 20 Germany cnu!d
not erade any part OF her indemni-
~ obligations by sending money out
snde rhe ccunrry privately and thus
reducing hsr industrial resources.
Mr.. Taussig said that ''in some re-
specFs the Americans exercised a
-featRr influences than any csner
group in framing tire economic rrc-
gram. because they frequently were
chilled upon 10 arnirrare tine urcDrs-
ais 90 the other nafaons- He declared
there was NO faundsf5un ~ the sug-
gesrion that the British eesegates
had ~domsrared" the financial dects-
Ions q the peace conferences.
stating thai under the treaty Ne
mei Schieswig and Danztg were
coded 70 the big Five Powess snd
that parts Of German nerxsfsry 90
ceded were made rexpcnzihie 1nr GER
tain PORTIONS Of the German debt.
Senator KNOX asked Mr.. Baru-h
whether this would not mako the
United States responsible fna- parr
Il Eermanvis war debt
Mr. Earucf said he was unite sure
there was nc such tntsrfinn. bur he
was unable 70 eite any prcvssio, Of
the treaty which would eventually
permit tiais country 10 pass respon-
sibiIitv under the debt clause to ,hs
government which assumes final eor-
trni in the districts mentioned. sem
afor Knox declared there was No
such afaeriar4nR provision.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
ORONO LABORER
CONFESSES TO
SPROUL MURDER

ha2&W. Ne. Alg- 2-alcha-d john
son. 9 years old. 4 former iAoorsr II
the orone mil. confessed 70 the Banse-
pniice authorities This morning that he
nuraered James Sprsui On the nigat af
JGiy 2.
Es applied osr shelter n psiiee head
sraresn Friday might and was being
released when In asked Chef Powers
70 lIsfen to hin story.
Es stated he had had rrouhie with
sprsui year aso and came here from
BAN 10 carry out n threat made a.
that time % get square.
Johnaum was taken % Cronc by aher-
n fernandez and ON the spot cf the
murder gave thu authorities details Of
NE crime Following the murder john
or has heen living IN Bangor.
John1nn was arraagned befurg JUDI.
Blanchard In tho Dnn9ur municipai
court this noon IN rAe charge az muir
der, pieAdad nsf guilty and vas hs,d
Without bail far thu September term III
court
Jdhneaa told the e6icia.s ana nsws-
aaper men mat when he workad under
Srrrui a the mill Of TIM orono Puis 4
Paper ca Spruui had abused hirn and
ne then determined Co Get even and
had done tina shooting in pursuance Of
Lis discrimination.
Il orsae no showed the o1Bces3 weere
ne had met his victim and a2so found
sumo unexpioded cartridges of the eai-
eBre that killed Sproui anu an emury
cartridge box
Johnson states that he wa born IN
Portland and returned 10 thaf city N
July. I'm. wnrking at fas Cumberland
Shipynrd. bur leaving affair tbs armss-
sace.
There 10 no recurd of Richard Sehn-
san being empiuyed n the Cumberland
sh;rvsraa. 90 sfscsais said yssterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

oenber ner1 Il tia w..dnan Coua-
y CcUr-
MaaB DuaEcn wcn one cf tn Ans
IN prizes fer Scholarships IN the
BEat1leboro High school and worked
ner way through Niddlebury Coa-
isge. xhs alleges thax On nRmaroua
oEcaalans In the iasx feW mnaxha. %
aAkAs which gi,s gives, hR fAxhez
oaat her with a heavy strap winS
rsng and buckle attached. and faaz
her stspmother. Mrs. Minnie Dun
nna- beat her xaen q stick having q
nxe-lnch meta band. threw hsr %
1hs nnor and ornerwiss ia-tr0aed
her.
Alter ane bea-1ng MIN Dunnon's
lsfe was dlspa4red Of she declares.
One day she ran u ths home Of her
SISTER, Mrs J. Frank WOODBURY., and
mar father went altar her She a.
leges taar TIA next day he impr1sgn-
ed her In 4 room and kept her there
raree aaFG 6he SAYS her STEP
mother later imprisoned her e
n0ara She 10 nov n her SISTERS
bona
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

three runners came home. &annra
was cut On q gTounder ss third and
Warawen was retired Oh q grouaaer
ID Duncan.
In the eighth BiHsea was PASSED
and stale second M0oers famed
Hersen Wan cut. Levesque To Wsliet1
Bennett Duncan and Norman each
hit tar q duukie, netting three runa
Perham was out en- n fy 70 varaun.
TaEEs was out N order In rne
ninth the visitors were helpless and
ware easy outs The SCORE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
TESC0

Earned ruAs- regas 3: Tesco J:
three base hits. Duncan; tvo hase
hits. Winert- SaAard Waraweil
Bennett Duncan Meman; stsien
bases. Lizetne. Wi,ieft = Nomaa.
Cooper. McGinnis- Bissea. struck
CUT by Levesqa- 6; by Perkins 7:
double plays wardewu unassisted-
HIT by pitched bail. by Perhan- Nv
ory1: passed bah, Norman: hasa On
hAlia. by Levesque. fBiss0ne; by Per-
ham .; fWiilett- Ltzorfes; sacriNre
hits. Safnrd. Levesquee Umpire
Conway and Jenes. time LAO: A.
rendance I0Ao.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

sss >asrd II tAe SarthpuEt hanks was
"sssn a Friday whom Aehsrf Z Ward
Belfast nads TIE n hoiss IN =. o.
sSsins Vaughan HAmilfm Il Brook
1Ane tho ARsk ssanA in q and ths ssc-
nu IN 1. Hamiltsn making IL IN . and
The least the u hoisz have been
maze hsssea1ors IN tAe nan'a elfanina-
.sa handBsnp. Asw IN pzagrsas, 10 a.
sfta men plz.ed IN unuzuas Junk. ward
ssissns il - IN sixzh IN = lang ma.his
ssee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

&sAs8 F&8kezs8 - FsS&0<s8
A big crowd was On hand af the
Casnn rrrr-ing Park Saturday aft
ernoon 10 =r1end Col Waafer c.
MorF4ifs August Nesting and thsre
vas some Of the best racing that
has ever been seen hearahUuta IN =
long while Thsrs were four ciaAses
with goor fields Of horses and al
though Starter Collins kept things
moving night along II vas fully :
O'Clock before the last hsat ef tAe
III cias had been finished
During thu afternoon Ehere were
three or fDur scr7ps which kept the
Officers pretty busy gathering IN
some Of the hilarious onesL Appar-
entity several cogs had been iost ouf
of the prohibition wneei and 5onse
vas not nearly % scarce - one
would expect il 70 be and four II
I'VE arrests were made during tae
aftexno0n-
During gne Of the fsfic bouts n
horse belonging 10 Jeane Stone a
Sc Adams became frightened and n
attempting ID jump ever the fence
onto the track became impaied On q
picket i'm the fence. inJuring the an
imai 50 Severely that Il was neces-
saEy to kin Il Mr. Stone IN Q veter-
an Of tia Civil War and . very de-
serving man and through the efforts
Of c. J. Wcrrhen Of St Alhans and
William Bigelow Of Pitfzdeid !
purse Of Sl4G was collected from the
crowd for Mr.. Stone to purchase an
other horse. M. Stone was very
avprsciatsve Of the kindness shown
him
driver. who was holding the reins
ov~ Baron King. ewned By George
Z. Crockett Of ThemaSnan- feit called
apon to settle q little grievance wsrA
another driver in thu Ia class amer
the caass ef Q heaf and precesded %
do . By striking the man driving ~
xsanses into his 6ace- cutting him
sumewhaf. The crowd immediately
<.snered 10 take = hand and prob-
.ssv Mr.. Holmes would have beea
,r~<sv roughly handled n rhe ofh-
GERS had not promptly removed hiEn
from the scene. Ths iudges in the
stand suspended Mr. Holmes tnr the
balance Of thu season for his con-
6uct While ON the track
The rs class was the FIRST even&
ON the card and . field Of ten horses
appeared for the wuru. c. J. W0r-
thens Charles w. landed the drss
heat and for that matter the rAce
appareafiy being n ftfls to PacA
tor the BUNCH Aaboiine. fru1 tins
w. T. Csx StAhie. Dower. ~ L
landed sixfh In the drse hsax bot l1ii
n up In sood shaps In tn nexf iva
landing second and reeeiyinG secun<
money. Young Cabel from tha Hnd-
SON Farm in 0uitfsrd landed second
third and fourth In tho tArse Aan&.
and gst tn third nonay. Tia tsarrs
money vas dividsa batwa1n Francia
owned by Peter Gallagher q Belfast
and Donald C. swnsd by Niek Wai.
tim az ThsrndfEe. TAe best fsms
vas 2-.lk.
The IA clnaz was second % IN
czrd and vzz q snnppT race. ts1r1nl
nour hsn&s Or q dncim6nn- Therz
wurs eight sEnranE1 IN IN naca. d
Inne frum - -. = CO. semn1ss
Du~H. ~ - wun - - -.
~ = Gm1W11 - - ,....,s.. -
esG - u y -. -. 49, -. -
n 10 - - - - -
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ons Of tia pret.y hnms un1mn8 -.
tn sunmR secured a. hisA anau -.
nraay ae tn home &C u. I'D XEz&
taaar dnugAfnr, Kzs DoraG1v u11A.
bscams fhs hrsds II ErAzk AahMnED
Hasslesne. sscand ssn u LIZ. ana 1RA
Jaseph Haseltine Of Nichnis seznnE IN
ceremony Vas pa1ormed hs EEx Xr2k
srsck 9. waiker az Pur<znnA 1arn44y
uastur If she FsR UnfR4Emzzme ennrcA
here, VINO used tas imuruuiss Anunia
ring serv;re. Ahgut . ueln<Sxea md
immediate tsasnds were pE1nnt nt tn
ceremony.
walter Z. Hnseas1ne a nnssma, hrsEA.
er u tn srssn. was ba1 49, ~
Mass Eaysha HnaEif1ma, miunn e o.
was handRomely gowned IN w111s guaF-
set1s ensDe VITA veil sna CARRIED .
shower hsnquef u whits ranaa ana cAs
Mnia e hunor wore . henszuia9 ArssW
OF white lase and CARRIED o bsnunsf &C
sweet heart roses.
The house var zrtinkicnzly ancnEn1nA
the living room eeGng aass in 0na
pima ana gsidenrsa. and 90 alu1ng
room in green with sweet psaA
FollDwinG tho eseenony dElnky -
creshments wsrs served by ehe
Misses MAs5or1e FosA Heian Cruany.
Rita Puzhw. Anna Do6A. ARels8
Haslsii and E1Ezs Smilsy.
were. Ara. KArhsrins HaalsnlL Pa,
land: lEiss winn1frad Hazkali, An-
burn Mr. and Ma Snepiey. En-
Eur. Mira clin Deaka. nasesa: Mrs.
Howard Buf1sr and ewc ehildren.
Mary and Howard Busecn. Mias
iadys Farnham- HAngurs Aiss Ame-
In HaskelL springva1e: Mss kss
| Shepley, Auburn. Mrs Heien Foss
/ Crosby, D9xtar. Miss NarJnrae FcsS-
Dsxner. Ars- c. c. Oifver ard dasISa-
sar Eva Cambradge. x11as Azss
Aliee McKinnon. DorcnestE. Mass
! Mr.. and Mrs. Haselrlne were tas
recipients Of many valnaoie strts "a
I Guiding cut glass; eninAs msn MA
beautiful pictures
| ~, Haseitsne 10 one a P4ffs1e1fs
most estiraaBle Young ladies' znd -
-, accomplished m1zic4an. bath VIC
| Hn.st and vocalist hAvsng appeared
terure large and appreciztfvs Hasl-
.nc.s NOT oniy ta bar hsme tgwn rs~n
/ put in many ~ ~ fDwas and e1tiss
| sf the stAfe. - b q sradan1s e
Mn5s CemfrnI TnsFirafe
Mr, Hzsel<ine b eae - ne y"p0-
Mp yoang ms1 sf the tsws ana n A.
- ea1enesd in nuEirss itnes hasfng
sErad wirA ons e fhe famsas hAa4s-
in IN owprssns ssrvfne darfn@ fms
greas4F mart af TIE tsmas - fha szMax
war. M = assoe1nted Win - M<Af~
in O. sfu-s an6 paumhin9 ba11nnsa
M. s,1 Ma Hzse1fine ~ M<zw
the c.rxnnny Or . sMn11lnR sx1o =
psr<s nnirnown an mpun fAwlr -
fara MI 1--we af - 1smne e - 81
1frA Drake fx . flznHL
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WD1e6 a660144 q WMR4 n 0HnSIa3
haaea. l. Il A6Eihg1s 16nEy q. hnA
tn best of 0s axyunant and hoA M
trouble IN winning the dr1t m1nay.
The LAAEie. owned ~ In .. Car
psnner, finished sacA haat in sacsnA
ponifinn. 9r ARhulafnr, aWnaa hy
Fra Cray sf DalEAse Waa sna third
and Mick walfnRs ri. by was
fourth. and the m1nay was gward-
Cd IN this er<10.
Tia III ciAB was eood fun. the
veteran drivers BuseE" Richard
son and Ralph Burrin going IN Il .
little % enlfven the sifuAkion- II the
end Il the third hsnt. ewing % TIA
lAeene8 II ths hour. thu judges
called tina drivers % thu Stand and
suggested % them that they settle
the race n II stood then. but BUS
tor" wouldn't hear u ir a he thDught
Burrin had crowded him q nftie IN
some of the other heats and WAS
bound 10 trot n cut. which they did
Ruth Cochatto Of the Hudson Farm
landed the drst hat and in each II
the orhE haafz finished fourth. Ira
d. Ca<Denter's 1[ias Rollins lAndsd
drst In the last three heats. The
mouye was awarded. first 70 4iaa
Rollins. second 10 Easter Knigftf.
third Charlie Again and fourth 10
Rafh Cochaxtn-
I Collins Of Gorham- Judges. ~.
Lane Of Benny Eagle. Hram ..
Common q Pttrzneid and Hiram
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PiTTSFlElD

MiA Mary c. Fassr II Pr0~t-
dence, 4 L has returned To hsr
homa AftEr . whit IN the home u
NJ. and Erz- c. =. FariEA. HArtlAnd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

alr AAo1laene ~, ~ ~
61lseeE Fred q. 0EnG -
~ s------- $685.. s-.@..ss-..- ~ y
Tia LAa1ia. IN, ~ -
ScDtchmna. In d CAkD1E.
E81100 HI u
Tina II Ia: III 1rAs - -
III CLASS. E1o9 40 RAGni-
RHkA Cochn<1n. an. hR6. -
ehaxsn. Hu1nnn Farm 0n1-
E0rU 80
Charlie ASAin. h-G, - oR-
ling G.. A. HieAan1nnn. H.
Wa1nrvflAa $500. $1,000. 49,. a42N
AiD Rollins. h-D-, ~ 10y
WILKES. I'm d. CEpsntR.
Para.n - .- s1fE
Easter KniGht. b-n-. ~ d.
HEhtA. W. n Cox S1hfa
Dover. n. q. 49,. $500 ..--- &34&
Time IL La III Ia: II -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

Horses, caE33e. Vehicles %
Cow-Sev mica arst clasE- Aaaress
Olivier 1a5oie. Washington 81 ex1En-
HcRSE-For sale or exchsaEe for GOOD
ssW 6 4 Cnihy. q Fountain 81.
good readers and workers. single y
double LA6ys driving horse. Z hands
bay with black p9Ints- Gray Ihreshsng
machine Na. xE. In Ssed running
order Knowles Il P gas engine
and weed saw Endless tnresning Sc:
and rubber heaEs- Mast be seid y
AnE Is 1sr an tearing rns state. z,
W Bunney, Monmouth
HORSES black. one Inn lhs.. aase.
sound, sood driver fur any purpose
horse. SEA az .orEs@. Esod ariSer. f1p
buggy Hew Last fail: 2 deSSery Wag-
Sns. sets of Single haE4eEA, fur rsoe-
blankets Sell al n bargain or sep
ing state reason for selling. 1nQuIrs
Merrn AraA-. Water ST. q CROSBY St.
stable
MAKE-Hrsvn. years cid, wesxnf INA
VICE driver. Concord WaSon- hg1I
driving harness Is NJ Ess4aa at,
Gardiner
MARE-Hlask. extra Ana vslEning lsce.
A6I - aAHn s-gE-N.A tssu Ef4t. 4MN-
both extra gnsd drivers ana workers.
single " doutae- VIII sell pair 81
sePasakslE. PHes reasonable p 2
Hrevn- AaEasra- Rs1te !. Tel. 1ss-a
PEGSFor sale. T. T. Thorne. AagaStA.
Maine
FTGS-wht1e Chester. gve weeks sid, 6.
AiIar1 Z PsrkE-- Ea-ioweil.
PONY TEAA-Fer driving aad r1ding
Including saddle AMI harness. Tn
wheel basket carriage q two seAlosi
small buggy and q two SEATED saeag-.
Pony A1ad and al rigAt far children %
handle Apply 10 =. Z. EaEEefs- 2 2
u, Augusta AAzne. Or Tel VEN
'FEaNE your want ada Tha JaaEaR.
viii crust Fou-
IT'S safs 70 pafraRlzs aag advertiser
ghnss message 10 PF7Hfsd an ina want
Ad Pase-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

State Baard af Trade IN Belfast
Next Month

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Hz2sn TIE State Beard ef sept . and
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nrrn.sg conferred viii Secretary z. n
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.zhpis Heishts Ina and the SearspaFs
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-18
TEACHERS FEDERATION
SELECTS DELEGATES

The South Bend Teachers fedora
ton held a meeting at the junior
high school auditorium Tuesday
afternoon The meeting was il
charge OF the new president. r. O.
Schoeppel, who recommended sew
eral issues. one of which was the
creation of a better spirit OF coop
Grafton among the teachers of the
state as well as those of the city
in order 10 obtain a better state
legislation. He appointed several
committees which were approved
by the federation Delegates were
appointed 10 attend the state con-
ven:ion which will be held the last
OF October at indianapolis in joint
session with the State Teachers as
ISOLATION. The delegates appointed
were r A Hite. John a. Byers. Miss
Katharine Kinerk. Miss Selma Pier
son and II. G. incl The next
meeting will be held at the same
place on Nov is.