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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-04-15
The Rocky Mountain Goat

Early in our studies of white
goats says the director of the
New York Geological Park, I'VE
were treated to an exhibition of
climbing that opened our eyes. AS
we were passing at the foot of a
rock preciplce, we surprised four
goats on the side of the wall about
100 feet up. The face of the rock
wall could not have been more
than 10 degrees from being per-
pendicular.
The goats started 10 get away
from us by climbing straight up
the face OF the precipice. For ten
minutes we watched an amazing
exhibition. Each goat chose course
for himself, reached up with his
front feet for a foothold then by
sheer muscular strength lifted his
heavy body p the three or four
feet to be gained. Often sidestep-
ping was necessary to secure a new
foothold but there were no slips
and never once tuning back.
They climbed in that way
about 200 feet while we watched
the m then reached easy going and
disappeared from our view.
Several times we saw goats
W ak across the faces of perpendic
ular cliffs of bare rock so smooth
that no sign of a ledge or path wa:
visible to us, even with our glasses
In every such case it looks as if the
animal were walking on air.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-04-15
club
: Notes

AS general thing the crow is
not liked by the farmers as he is
destructive to the corn in the field,
but the crow is not all bad, and
he does the farmer much good.
His good deeds more than balance
against his bad ones.
A farmer out west had As acres
IN tomatoes which he was raising
Tor a cannery near by The plants
We're doing fine until attacked by
tomato worms. All hands, men,
women and children turned out
and made war on the worms, but
apparently without effect as the
worms multiplied so rapidly.
The fight seemed to be hopeless
and the farmer gave it up thinking
he had lost his crop. Then the
rescuers came.
One morning a cloud of crows
lit in the field and began operations.
They were after worms and went
after them with will. They stay
ed right on the job for several days.
After they had left a careful search
was made but only three worms
could be found and not tomato
plant was injured by the birds.
The farmer realized five thou
sand dollars net from the sale of
his crop Of tomatoes and he gives
the crows credit for having given
him prosperous year.
So. you see, even the crow is
useful. There are very few birds
whose benefits to the farmers do
not overbalance his destructive
ness.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-04-15
How's This :

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
five years, and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces. expelling the Pol
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for short time you will see a
great Improvement in your general
health Start taking Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine at once and get rid of catarrh Send
F. ). CHENEY & CO. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. zoe.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-04-15
Zoe and
- Her Problems

Zoe never did things by halves
1t was not in her nature. Having
discovered her error she used every
effort to correct it.
Max entered the contest and hao
several bird houses in the exhibit
ton and as the time drew near fol
the Judging Zoe found herself very
much interested. When the judges
could not decide between the exhi-
bits of three of the contestants,
Max being one Of them, and the
prize was finally divided between
the three, Zoe felt genuine sympa-
thy for the boy in his supposed dis
appointment, and was much re-
lieyed when she found that instead
of feeling disappointed he was
elated with his victory.
All the long winter evenings
Clemantine found great pleasure in
fashioning pretty costumes for her
doll and the taste she displayed was
surprising. Her models were pic
lures from catalogues and display
advertisements which were copied
with accuracy and precision.
Allen noted the improvement in
the home environment and inward
ly rejoiced. Zoe herself had bright
ened up in the relaxed atmosphere
which she had created. One would
scarcely have recognized the clear
eyed blooming matron as the tired,
wan Zoe of a few months ago.
The change in Zoe was perma-
nent and under the improved con-
ditlons. with unnecessary restraint
removed, the children developed
naturally. Perhaps the house was
not quite SO Immaculate as of yore
but it was an attractive home al
ways neat and tidy.
Zoe found her work much easier.
with the children'ss assistance.
Clemantine loved to help prepare
the meals land dishwashing was fun,
for Zoe remembering her own child
hood, never asked her. to do them
alone, and the child still loved to
"help mama"
Zoe had found the beginning of
the solution of knotty problem, a
problem which had given her many
anxious hours, and as she noted
the children's improvement and
progress she rejoiced that she had
at last learned that supplying their
physical needs was not her only
duty.
All her energies now were direc-
ted toward making for her family
an ideal home and heawoke to the
fact that her greatest problem still
lay before her, that Of eliminating
from her own character, tendencies
which were annoying to them.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-04-15

Nels Nielsen, George Bireline,
John Kilworth, and Jens P. Jensen
each purchased "a Ford touring car
and Lester Hansen, coupe, Of oul
local dealers.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-04-15
A Bathroom For The Farm

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In no way is electricity serving
the farm family better than in
making possible a modern up-to-
date bath room.
When water had to be pumped
and carried by hand, when it had
to be heated on the kitchen stove,
and when tubs had to be gotten
especially, then getting ready for
and taking bath meant lot of
disturbance and muss. But electric
lity has done away with this. The
small electric light and power plant
in use on so many fans all over
the country furnish plenty ofpower
for the operation of electric pump
ing systems. These systems have
been developed to such a great ex-
tent in the last few years that they
are now almost entirely automatic.
Once installed, the pump, driven
| by an electric motor and controlled
by pressure switch, keeps water
under pressure at faucets all over
the house. The water service thus
obtained is in result the same as
that enjoyed in the city. There are
very efficient heaters, too, which
will heat plenty of water for a bath
in half hour or less, or which will
keep the water hot al the time if
desired. All this means that any
member of the farm family can
have a hot bath in a real tub at
a mere turn of the hot water faucet.
| State health departments have
for many years urged the adoption
on the farm of sanitary measures
such as indoor toilets and sewage
disposal systems and the same
authorities are thoro,y convin e !
of the value Of the health of the
farm family of convenient, ready
at-the- minute bathing facilities.
Many farms that have electricity
consider the bath room the best
service electricity has given them,
but there are, of course, many other
reasons for the increasing popularity
of electricity on the farm. IL gives
the best of lights in all parts of the
house and barn, it does all such
chores as pumping, milking, separ
Eating and sweeping, and in doing
these things it lightens the labors
of every member Of the farm fam
lily.
| Pearl and Bessie Kness, who hav,
been staying at the Pete Peterso!
home all winter and attending
school, have returned home, ant
will walk to and from school the re
mainder of the term.
Evart Kline and family hav
+ moved into the new house just com
pleted on the John Martin place.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-04-15

Edwin Croy commenced work the
first of April for Tom Phippen in
the country.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-04-15

Evart Kline and family have
moved into the new house just com.
pleted on the John Martin place.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-04-15

Pearl and Bessie kness, who have
been staying at the Pete Peterson
home all winter and attending
school, have returned home, and
will walk to and from school the re-
mainder of the term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

al The children, Cra4lea N and UP On
&c ths stage. There was one good
singer II the bunch bu1 II would ee
some puzzle Id discover WHICH was
The one Marion Beck. Miss HaInes,
Miss Srlmsan. Miss Powers, MISS
Paine and others composed this bril-
l:ArL tripe and their rigs were The
funniest things imaginable. Then
Miss Gladys MaaaPe danced very
delightfully."- as did Miss Marion Muir
pity. Miss Ma-saret Coffin gave a
humorous reading which was ;slsP
much enjoyed. And The final number
or The Pragrarn. Young lady aI
murir 1aIeuL- bat vino beseeChes the
powerful press (lamaIy the euD re
porTerl 70 reDress iier name was one
af the mrs o. the evening IN an irish
jig she was such a lively dancer that
she lost une slipper and une other
went fT.ng after Il. I'd keep Il com
pHny. The Ell lertainyaert COMMITTEE
cid a good piece II work II arranging
The program and they promise an
equally good program for me sun
day afternoon ten
Miss lane Stlmsan from he Mas
sacnuseEts League If a omen Work
ers, IN organizing secrstaFs, VINO
mas done much efficient laDur, spoke
q few words 70 une glrls about ne big
convention % be held in Boston jan.
70. She announced the candidates
whe had been electad By the exacu-
tive committee Miss Stiusnn Also
ted the girls thai she was returning
10 Boston this Saturday. This news
was received with regrer because
MISS StIwson has endeafred herself
10 the girls during her stay among
them. and they are sorry 10 have her
leave
MISS Judd. the manager Of the caf-
etsria, was introduced TO the girls
And Miss St.msnn told the girls mere
about the nopn-day lunches which
are being SO successfuIiw served.
Following the entertainment gen
era dancing was enjoyed wIrn u
number OF the pianists from among
the members taking turns a. rhe
riano There was a verv large ar-sno-
ance al the Friday evening meet
irc
Something very entertaining and
very novel is promised fnr the Sun
day afternoon lea hour al the club A
number Of tile members of the Our
Door Club are planning To avail
themselves If The gnnd weather and
get CTR and get suYne roses into their
cheeks. Then ar 40 o'clock tea will
be served. A mnsf Interesting man
Or. W. z. Lynch. the new Maine
State Live Stock SANITARY commits
sioner viii be present al the after
noon meeting and viii tell the girls
something about his experiences IN
France. A Quartet which is being ar
ranged by the entertainment commit
Iae viii also furnish music for the
afternoon and there win be soiuists
there as well. This nexr Sunday az
tsrnoen's program promises TO be
very interesting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

The FelEral LnEDm1 Lax Sc41-s4i-
snered FRIDAY with the distribution
OF rhe farms from The of-ice Of tdssh-
Leon o TsbbeTrs, The euIsctbr o.
3nrerra. revenue f9r the DasErlct 81
MAINE Everv person vine reeelVel
a form last year fram Lae af1iee a
Portsmouth bef9re Maine was sep
sY-a-ad from the New Hampshire
d3sr--ict VIII receive farm La-E
vaar ana Collector TehDeEts expects
Il, nave ali forms uaiiea BY me irsI
Of February
From new until the bell rings On
the night IF March 18TH tns annual
,-.47lsrns covering income I'M ths
year 1879 VIII he figured sut and als1
nt- citizens and reSiasnLs. tAeelntf
wiLts payments Of LEX due.
The burden Of fulfilling This obi
catlnn is laid y law suuarelg on LZls
shoulders of rhoss vino are AIner1-
t-an cirizens or residents. livery
,,erson must detarrn.ne for himself
whether ms net incarns for the rear
1919. hgurad according 10 the rev
enue law. was sufficient n amount
To require d return
II ne is single, &, ~tIE-'n Is required
II hIs net income TOR the year 1913
WIS s. $50 Or over. A widow OF Wid-
over Is ciassed as c. single person
a man ar woman living apart -rnfl
eIs wife or husband Is also ciasse !
as a single persun-
Ii ne was married and living with
lis wife on Dee a. last return =
- 49, S,za Hs. -4YsL
year- 1874 was s.. lto or over IN MS
net income he must lnciuas Llaf ~
uls We ana minor children. = any
II -ax il due OF mis- income. ha
must make payment WIZ his reTaI-n-
THIS payner,t csusr be made 1-7
mole or IN part Of the lax cue AZ
least 0ne-quar1er OF The Tax must
accompany ne return.
The fling Gnd raylnG mast he
Qnne before midnight ~ March 4'Tn.
or he rs CHASED ar d delinquent ans
is subject 10 severe peEHlLIes.
TWO forms ara being d1s--'.;.sTrle ]
Tor pensana-- returns. One form If
irtHnded for use by z person whose
49, income doesn OF exceed s5,,st
& larger form i Intended for eac'7
person having q net Incerne IN ex-
cess II s.. eo6 Both of rhesa eorrns
are now obr4inable al Inferna. rev
enue offices and a. some banks AMI
pD6lofhcess.
L Is urged by the Internal
ReveIut Bureau that taxpG yers oh
TAIN their blanks n once. Failure
e have . blank form at hand tof
an eievenLh-hour return viii not re
lIeve person penaI-y for failure u
cumpIy with the law
Each form contains INSTRUCTIONS
for preparing and fling the rerurn
End those should be earsfuIly read
and strictly observed
There Is also provided Woi :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

4 pretty wedding was soi.mnIzed
Thursday evening. 7-3a o'clock when
Ruth oiHAn Gardner of this CITY be-
cams the hFias ef Paul A. Frosberg al
Beverly Mass. the ceremony being
performed by Rev Thomas J. Me-
LaughIIn al the st. MaTy's rectors
The double ring service was used
The bride was attended Big Miss
Frances Houiehan Of this city and
the best man was NilIinm FrushepE
of Beverly, Mass, brather Of rhf
srRom-
Following the earemnnv a bufnHi
lunGh was sHrved q the home Of rhs
hEids's parents. Mr. and Mrs. E II
Gardner. Moves place. The newly
welded csupie left an 4 Usndiag tour
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

snaE N1Etch ah1uiA 10 nan1 -
maaEiug DIN ariUinai anmVuRztiana.
and NhiEa shuuia b EEen4na1 md
preserved by rhe tzxpayer.
Any person who il IN dgubt IN
p6infS adacraAg his parxauuinr cazs
should hrsag such massars tn the M
renrlnn OF me n6arcsf coglecfar Of IN
tHrnRf rvenne. whe via nananr
every neceaaa-y aid without charge
when the rfuT1 u cnmuiafsd. h
should be property exscursa and i'm
HaediH.eiy filed Any in4es4aa rpea-
ne nfdcsr win administer the nscss-
szsy naxh without cianexe.
Ii is pnin+sd ouf that accu1Aey in
cDmpfilng the return u ahsuauseiy
necesnary- Mare Euanes and Ell
mates ~ u incozns and deductions
Should 'ee avoided. and acsual fners
and amsunts should he IL curtn.
And thus is equally imporsanf II
cnnGdar1nE the quesrina uf whsrhrr
q return - requirad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

A ExTE musical frnR1 - II EEnre
for thnae who attend the Charity
Ninsuels To be presented 1aa Men
dzg evening, Jan 2s. at City han fur
the benefit Of the Augusta General
hospital The suiaasr8- cnnpose6
entirely Of wen-knoWn locai talent.
have chosen eapeeiziiy pleasing ne
lecrinns fnr the occasinu and are sure
To receive a generous share nf the
appinuse m appreciation af their ef-
fE.A Charles Ktnaman ~ in1sr-
locutor, with his ready Wit. Win kRep
EnlnEE hummzug every mnneur 1nd
the and men, Walker. Fraser. Iffus,
Tswis. and Gilman. al fun-pfofucers
OF TIM first Division. UiA wa-pae
stms catchy new spns1 enr yCur ap-
prrvn; and viii ais0 take adVarraEe
of tho opportunity 20 hand our
parrsl af jokes and slams that
went be fnsgnttsn over night These
dusty icy makers viii be ably as
sisted by a chorus of % voices
count en-a5 Following the
minsrrais, DANCING VIII be IN order
with music by Douglass Orchestra.
There has been d heavy advance sale
Of tickets hur a few choice seats are
gvaiiabie ann may be secured Il
F'lezcaer's or B1thars Pharmacy
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

Those Seiectea for Wnmsn's Div,sio,
uT tns Republican kennebsr cour-
~ comn,t-ee

The following names Of women Of
Aenneaec county have been seiectad
IN the various towns To act as rne
y arnsn's Division Of the Republican
csurrT committee These women will
paF~ect their temporary orgnnizariO
naming Chairman, secrararv and
treasurer. They VIII aiG II perfact-
ing town committee ORGANIZE mons and
see that vacancies are filed Or sub
s-lrulOns made where town organ
IzaLluns recommend Il
The women of the Stale are rap
idly pelTscr1ng fEIll State orgaaiza-
ton from tUwr committees up. Their
organization IS 10 match n everv
way rne mems organization II town,
COUNTY. district and State commit
tees. Each temporary organization
vii co-opera-e. OF an equal footing,
with the regular organization
kENNEEEC COUNTY COMMITTEE
omen's piviEiou)
Alninn-Mrs. c. Janet Goodwin
Augusra-Mrs. ". Il Fisher Miss
EGsarnond Common
Belgrade-Mrs, Eva McDermntt.
Chelssa - Miss -illa lawrence
Gardiner, Route 81.
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Ciihton-AIrs. Ethel F. Shaw
Farm ugdal e-Mrs BERTHE M Clark
Up O, Gardiner.
FayatLa-M-s. Fred Young.
GarGiner-Mrs. e Q. Clasan Mrs,
O. J. Bragtinn.
HalloweIi-Miss Jessica Haskell.
Mrs r. :. Wingats
Lirchfieia-Mrs. E. d Cram.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ethel Knowles.
MonTuoulh-MFE. Bertha Prescott
MI. VsFnGn-Ars. Carniian Cram.
Oakiand-Mrs. Ada z. Morse.
Randolpa-Mrs. r L. Weeks
Readf1eld-Mrs Charles Collins
SiGney-Llnnie NJ Blake Augusta
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Vassajboru-ALrs. Ira J. Robbins
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ViaHna-Ars. Sherman webber
NafeFviiie-Akrs. FRANK W Aidaa.
Mrs. Horace r Musxg, Mrs Anna IL.
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West Garciner-Aliss r A ToNis
"A inasarvilis-Mrs Mary r. Cap
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WinInraP-MrE. Edith Q. Carlton.
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