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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-26
GEN. EDWARDS
Plans For His Visit
Here April !
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-26

There wa one carload of green west
err nprscs. weighing frnIn +eh.a hs
ms ana selling trum S..acg 81,
carload al sit.in,-hes seconds nm
View Fork sailing from S, "a "a. ant
weiEAinE rpm l-pen 4"e ms, Trade
was qiGk with IN excellent demand
from tae ..alIBIir tfane. This week
-he hrn nave nptx carinaas u
wunu horses = caripRds NJ E.'etsn
horses ana nj usual amounf ri
nearby seconds
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aos.on 5-anure Marke.

Boston M--rr -
5EEF--nnIae winnie cattle Gor-f
I'm o--ne-- ~-eame.- s.,.--at
ts.s7Ss western ap is.1sSs.
rHEESf--New -crA WINS rnl.a
.r-.sn = pg7f
CORNING veiiuw --571.t
EGGS Nea-rv ae4aI.e,-r .sr91 veE-
err 90. 4sa1As
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4Av-No -irrutr' 49,.
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OA-~-FanCv a o go, sauks 80 s-.3
PORN Siesiit7r hacks au-
pC-A --r1ES-Malnr 49, - Tps ....
ioTe rS.,o43
81 A5-s5raIu.a-et wholesale *
pr itn pnunut N nuik
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Chicago Cattle Marker

-hiCacu- Marcf -
E9G -HecelrIs :. ast Onenea about
siead, CLOSED -uii, - cents uuaer pes-
-erri-y Isl. III etl tomorrow Si.tsH
Bu!k ui safes -t.+5E ls4s neas-v .4tE1
Ies,', rnstiiurl ls-.,t1 !ss5 LET; MFG .atf
.snws SO iS.a. piEE IfI5Y-.G
CAT--E-Rcueipts l8.tN acnt. sanu
s.risi,e steer - cents M. Others SLOW
rlIrrtfe- esfnck stead N - c-r.s ipu-e-
c.a,v.s =, cents lower fe<ue-S strong.
EsLiHIgteo tomorrow 51fs r4Earp n q
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-26

iaf1: ca1lnE-s and cutters 1--sr9.s Tssi
I.-I'es ls-G Ls..- StpCisas and tee-se-s
sfet-y 2sEer -
- EEr-Reca1p1s L -. -Aamns and
earnings SLOW STEADY 70 = cents lryets--
-'nsED mostly Heasfr Estimated ~
morrow rtsst. Amps- = lbs or lsss g.
11a' 4n nA- y over TSstl4 eete- r,lils ST.
d3..u 4 p'es. edurn ant Eof.d -..rsr 80
Mia a-nu :fnilIuuIl 6sHaII...
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-26
THE 18TH LEGISLATURE


Il mis- I'm. Tsou I assume HllaE ullgu
IN at q ms kznr. coming a. / doea
with ne unanimous sanction G1 Ire llts
ccuncll Of me CITY u lewiston. un IA
,ic.1.ar nrtlce pr 10 rar;lr,iig- usa-Tns
uoula IL ne cesar. 20 INK u mani
NOUS consent - s!ven l.T-e 5hls morn
.ryr I'd introduce 1nEs acc. and he Sen
4te lnmpr-ow MORNING ETves lr4nlfncus
~uns.r: n introduce u. mat -tien =
herring car he ncic irnrneniate,y ov me
appropriate Ccrurr,I,-ee anu tir max e
r,r7,e ia. 20 ~. spuss alrnns. WITHIN
4a>- or we fo- -r1r action
Ncw want to sae Tins - a az
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-26

raIcaEc Ma--n 6
Extensive cvETlnE Qua. hv anor-s
TT the mn market lifted ne Ma ne
livery 10 -ne hIEnesT level vet inns see
son ana put strength lnIu other months
aE well. l'-'ces closed ne--nuf 81 -
70 - nef aGrAncE Wit. Nay Is %
IS - ana July IL 70 ID - Cats
ius1 IS q ana nTIrisIoEa y 10 - cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-26

3 application - onncarnea. 10 IL 20.
1--we i alrnlins -re untr- unr -Trus,~>-~ q
member o. mr. L-gwistur Tt-e uHpHr'
mont and mn MN TT c--rT71e anu
nslpf:ss- nr IL uzsaIN-e- ana i ,E
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~ INT tHa talIIrnisssssssi.s .s,.,lle ~
pm ne. Au- tiiis, tsssns seesa- -scp 3
IL. 4ta ttiat Ina alto Will 4Sipss to." l.s
az nielnI,e-s III tins siepAr-Innalt, al
Enough ! !.aAs Az .nl!!na Lsln- hu ! az
It,. gent !Slnesl. .lIEt -.us ts praps'
measure, Inlt- rhe situG-luI IN wfncn
he !,enl'it n ny community ina rnsn-
ae',e=, % ,neaiv- our .ini.nirunI+s nm
s..n, r, Is irt-utllic' ~ mn . aspen
-II4i: ,-4i. N. HtaInnerE ~ Ills apuse
.l T,+...r Z tll.S ver, ne>tt a--tnus nens-
4.ge IL D. II. -,ntiucaI-
Thh STo'- AhLB: Tnr Question 4
unanimous ,-alr-.r,t ~-rncs IN thr va.e-
ny % !. ,~3e, d. business .uG y Z
lie ....l2.sarl a. .lle E5ulse g s''e lnau-
lnnL -A..A.4I-. -,Eo ~ 'a3a.dn.H-'rr
- ms n'b Ter IL .ris time"
"la,,eupnn M House ro4ea 70 G.
"" AM ulInnus .rnnsf'r ASKED 81
80 SPA T-p ~nw ne --a-rr-
.fuu o1 -l.. 5nu1-t-- vi .oU~se. must
niue us,paua,un ~ ean "4gc4 ana
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AUGUSTA LOCALS

-.C,lal Order ~ Mnnas- No. 14a&.
VIII eiec. officers 4; KS meeting tt,ss-
evcr-rng az 8. i T. nail All MAN.
he-s a-e requested - ayse.nd
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s0ec.4.s. departed ~. me her1nenac
Journal
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MAINE
A. Brighton
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DIX social VIII ne heid

DIX social VIII be held ~ = 4
z hail T,iu-sl4y March -. n r
N Ecnti.rnsc desiring /. IN. supper,
Consisting o1 gnus4e aano aaolnss vi!
n. presented. Adrrl.saion Q Lne en-
e,:.a1nneu1 srnt
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LOCAL NOTICE

-anuo a. mon aaN -TafIr.srlr'-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-26

New Advertisements Today
Ter Sale-Ezrs
Warfefi-H oman.
y 4nJeli-f ORR car
70 LEFTOVER IA
: ~ SAie-r.eei oats
to' sale ANTIQUE clock
I" auteu-tei0 T asls.. tt-a.h.
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rM oale-Reai Estate
Bargains

!igtIts. +rITre,aa t7uLsL ELEr-Frr'
i,c,,, Sona sarcicn. or car line s,,s 80 =,
within 10 dsls- Ea-Ine ss.,t., Ie
Isl-+ Ia, ,chg ~ anLsE AND STABLE
80 @ eSfneri' Fruit -rses e-7--.--.a
80 wcod doorH, v.-v naa, .. g g.
ss,4 AiioiF 10. 70 stale aouse ~ 81,
Eorns - +-7t3-DA-E STATE IT
IN A., me must sell ana Van ..sn
81 his nome d. YOUR pr,ct
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CLASSIFIED 40
RATES
=. ILL N ADVANCE

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a. e-1snt tosen tor iess
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IL. Motors. Etc.
SAX
Al Automobile
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~ Fed atle.
t . z g. Augusta,
ull,naao -
.Ets1NE iTDis s~s3t3D
H-.n. - IA uige Tuning
- Of 10 buys T. aal-
sfsssors 10 FiEDet i
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atC deGle- AUGUSTA, Ne
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1T FORD NCEK. TAF
searneut for converting AL
a--ripsApis tractor viii 90
io+ -uou horses AnD v'ia
"AcA INTO At auto when
"o-F = aone. We nave q
4l!l Cab sniu uromrl
ESQ he Shutter auIn belt
no auio fssc .:rinuer suAf
s- ~'icwer gas engine and
-nr vour Ford. Price
acno gpr literature anu
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El n Ainc Tufd tcurms
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DaCr uUI-1. cieUt~7C liCu,s. -uider no
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UPa-A1Gs 7EN- err rrT- Elr.M.
sone-- ,,nr ciiences uuh.U- aI2s
ana E..s Strv, ~;r-u.s =. III ;l-5!,
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Far observation-disclosures

Z -Ch->@ a-EEL-: - Nv W.
ilet.ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-26

Ma aR-LD COUPE NCJ--U Liz :
rnsltlon pn tarrr goud all -ounu man
hhhG' WlLh ioois VIE Diam erp,. -ao-
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-RLSE Az. @TAB-4E ~ 1. 1CF-ttaf
50 Ami n NJ 4 >arur-r.
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SMALL TINT LET- rCi, ri
WA,e, Anu li-a,s =. saw
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AT y swAN = ONE FRONT m. 81
and upon sdJpu-nmcrt ~ Leg Iz;u-
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I'D E-A - .lzL- N7CT FAMILY
1"'se tor "", aa- ans r1uac p~e,e~-c-
AL ~ w~r-e r : 1--WE - Main -
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-11-27
Il Live in America and Am Very Hap.
l nv Over the Fact"

j Live IN America ana Am very HAP.
py Over the Fact"
Brynhild Haugland, thirteen year
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Haugland, who reside on farm near
Minot, has been awarded the first
prize, for her letter written to the
Alexandrofsk Orphanage, Archangel,
Russia. The contest was conducted
by the Junior Red Cross, which un-
derstood the task of showing the
youngsters how to be good American
citizens and how to appreciate Amer
lean advantages.
Brynhild's father and mother were
born in Norway, while she was born
in America. She has often heard her
parents speak of the good fortune
that directed them to America. The
letter was published in the September
number of the Junior Red Cross News
and is as follows:
r. r. No. 2, Minot, N. D.
June IL, 1919.
Alexandrofsk Orphanage,
Troitsky Prospect,
Archangel, Russia.
Dear Friend:
live in America and am very hap
py over the fact. My home is on q
farm near city. 1t attend state
school in the city. The hours are
from 9 A. NJ. to 4 p. M. We have an
hour and half for noon.
The name Of our school is the Model.
1t is part Of the Normal School
which is for grown people. 1t is at
normal schools where many people go
to get their education for teaching.
Each room has critic teacher. A
critic teacher supervises the cadet
teachers. We have many cadet teach
ers who teach us. They are. attend
ing Normal. They practice teaching
on US. We have three terms in our
school year. We change cadet teach
ers every term. The length of our
school year is nine months.
am in the seventh grade and I
study music, drawing, physiology, pen
manship, reading, spelling, history,
geography, domestic science, physical
education and agriculture. We have
special teachers for physical educa-
tion, music and drawing.
For agriculture we have small gar
dens near our school, We raise
flowers and vegetables in them.
There are about twenty seven pupils
in our room now. We have good
seats and desks. There are two
bookcases and an electric clock in our
room.
We have many enjoyments in and
out of our school. In the winter we
coast and ski down the hills back Of
our school. We also have a pond
where we skate. During the sum-
mer we play baseball, volley ball,
three-deep and many other games. We
go on picnics and for boat rides. The
river flows through our city. The
name of the river is the Mouse. In
our city there are three beautiful
parks. In the Zoo there are birds
and animals.
North Dakota, the state I live in,
raises large amount of wheat. It
is one Of the two greatest wheat
raising centers in the United States,
Sometimes we have partial crop fail
ures due to lack of rain.
The part of North Dakota that I
live in is mostly level except for a
few coulees and valleys. There are
no wild trees except along the rivers.
Many Of the farmers have planted
trees around the buildings. The av-
erage farm has from about one hun
dred and sixty acres to three hundred
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-11-27
Death of Mrs. Mary DOstert, Ward
County Pioneer


Mrs. Mary Dcstert, one of the pio-
neer residents of Ward county, pass
ed the Great Beyond Saturday morn
ing, November is, at Minot hos
pital, following an operation for gall
stones. Although Mrs. Dostert has
not been in the best of health for
some time past, she still appeared in
fairly robust health and her death
came as great shock to the entire
community.
Mary Won Ruben was born in Ger
many 81 years ago. She came to
America at an early age and located
at Grand Forks where she was mar
ried to Mr.. Dostert in 1884. Three
years later they settled on home
stead six miles east Of Berthold which
has since been her home.
Mr.. Dostert died May 8, 1916.
Eleven children were born to this
union, ten Of whom survive their
mother. They are, Mrs. VIM. Kohn,
of Berthold; Mrs. VIM. Mcclellan of
Bemidji, Mimi, Mrs. Milton Scholas
of Berthold, Victor of Nashua, Mont;
Anthony of Foxholm; John, William,
Frank, Leo, and Eddie of Berthold, all
of whom attended the funeral which
was held Monday from the Catholic
church in Foxholm.
Mrs. Dostert was an active worker
in the church and contributed liberal
ly of her time and money in upbuild-
ing the church. She was kind
hearted and accommodating friend and
neighbor and by her generous nature
made warm friends of all with whom
she came in contact.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-11-27

and twenty acres. The roads are
quite good and many Of the people
have automobiles. Farms are about
one or two miles apart. Many Of
the homes are very nice. They have
furnace heat, bathrooms and electric
lights. Are there rural schools in
Russia? ! am thirteen years old.
How old are you? My birthday is
July 28th. When is yours? I am
the only child in our family. My par
ents are both living. l am 5 feet tall
and weigh 100 pounds. have
brown hair and blue eyes.
/ hope that will hear from you.
Your friend,
BRYNHILD HAUGLAND.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-11-27
"Why Not Minot :"
Hygiene of the Mouth and Teeth
By LOUIS FELsENrHAL, D. d. S. Los Angeles
Faulty Dentistry Another Factor

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found due faulty mechanical dentistry
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-11-27
WOMAN'S FARM WORK

Bookings, S. D., Nov 22-The av-
erage working day for farm women
is Is hours in summer and IL in win
ter, according to survey of four
counties made by the home demonstra-
ton agents of the state college ex-
tension division. This survey also
shows that on 81 per cent of the
farms, water was carried to the kit
chens an average distance of Y feet
one-half mile on one farm. Only
nine bath tubs and seven per cent use
of chemical toilets were reported.
The sewing machine and kitchen
cabinet are the most common labor
saving devices. Washing machines
are also in common use, though only
so per cent are operated by power.
Only is per cent of the farmers wives
use modern irons. Lamps for light
ing are used by SO per cent and cleo
trio lights by seven per cent of the
homes. Eighty per cent of the
homes are heated by stoves. More
than430 per cent do not use kerosene
stoves in summer. Automobiles are
used by SO per cent.
"Why Not Mlnot? ?"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-14

7Per Cent Cumulative Preferred Stock
1t is our belief that the people of this
State should be purchasing a good
investment stock
For this reason we are inviting our
customers and friends to become
stockholders in our rapidly growing
business.
Every resident of this state should
take an active interest in boosting its
HOME INDUSTRIES, thus furthering
progress and prosperity.
7 per cent Interest paid quarterly.
Ask any employee
Idaho Power Company
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-14
THE JOURNAL PREMIUM!
YOU WILL WANT 1T

1t is magnificent three sheet map in
binder. 1t contains exactly the IN
formation you want
FIRST
A NEW MAP OF IDAHO SHOW
ING ALL THE NEW COUNTIES.
SECOND
A NEW MAP OF EUROPE SHOW
ING THE BOUNDARIES AS ES
TABLISHED BY THE PEACE
TREATY-YOU WILL WANT 1T
Aside from these two features the map
contains map of the military camps
in the United States pictures of all
the Governors of Idaho and 4 host of
o.'"r interesting and valuable data to
b obtained no other place
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-14
oId erIdae Stood tor centurIes.

The new London bridge was opened
on August l. 1891 This replaced the
celebrated old bridge, built more than
eight centuries before. Il had Is solid
stone piers, with bulky stone arches
and was covered from end 20 end with
buildings On the "Tahor's gate" az
one end. the heads Of traitors were
shown. u was removed on account Of
Its obstruction to navigation.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-14

These three kia
dies ana mother
want daddy and
they await bis re-
turn as an ohio
tries 20 help solve
the myggeu of his
Disappearance from
the streets az con
ntaai o Az Is
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-14
CIRCULATION MANAGER

b. w. Crandall has been engaged as
circulation manager and also rs bus
mess solicitor. You all know BUD. so
re- neds no further introduction to
Shoshone or Lincoln county Yon will
Rave TO hustle if YOU escape him.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-14
HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED YEr7

War conditions made it necessary
for the Government to restrict the use
of print paper to the smallest posi-
bic quantity. 1t therefore prohibited
all newspapers from soliciting sub
scrlPtons until the war necessities
passed II was struggle to get paper
the books. During this period the
Journal has held its own. Now it it at
liberty to solicit subscriptions and
take steps to increase its business to
the limits of it's erritory-which is
Lincoln county.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-14
Observation-Disclosures

AS a result of its campaign for sub
scribers the Journal has added 125
new names to its list. and the cam
paign is not fairly started yet.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-14

"WhO comes TO town at break of
day. With iliyver loaded high with
hay?" Why. the Farmer, of course.
When he Gets Through figuring up the
Proceeds of this years Crop, he will
buy Swell New Car If the Farmers
ever so on Strike, the rest of us will
have to live on Snowballs.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-11-14
peserIptIve 90.

sNoW." asked q teacher. "who can
teil me whHt M oyster isr There was
silence for moment Then little
Blny raised his hand II know" he
frlgmphantiy annouDceds IAN oyster
b a fish built like mutt"
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-12-31
M. D. LYSTER
HURT AT THE
MCLEOD Mill

Morton d. LISTER, the well-known
Waterford farmer, met with bad ac-
cident at the Mcleod mill in St.
Johnsbury Saturday morning, being
caught in the window Of the burned
structure when attempting to cs-
cape some falling timbers. Mr.. Lys-
ter was salvaging some oats from a
bin where the big fire occurred about
a month ago and the weight Of the ice
on the structure above loosened a
portion of the ruins. AS he heard
the noise he attempted to make his
escape through a window. He was
caughtin the window as in pair OF
pinccrs and rescued at once in an
ucoscious codition. He was rushed
to Brightlook hospital in Calderwood's
ambulance and given a thorough cx-
animation as possible for one in his
Condition., The doctors do not think
tfisr6F IA ANY internal injuries and ex-
peet shk .otnig out OF Il a 4 ,s,anfertut.
ate expel'icnce sfSx 49,
ed consciousness Abotf MO hours az
ter the accident happened.
Mr. Lyster's misfortunes do moi
come singly as on Dec. IL, while scrv'
ing as jurynan in the Caledonia coun-
ty court his Waterford home ant
farm buildings were entirely destroy
ed by fire at loss of. $4,000.