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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-03-18
CONSOLIDATION OF SCHOOLS
RAILS IN MEL WIZ 4

A special election was held in
Melville township last Monday to de-
eide whether or not consolidation of
the nine schools in the township
should be made. A petition bearing
the signatures of majority of the
people in the territory was presented
to the county superintendent several
weeks ago. Upon the presentation
OF this petition special election was
called.
Considerable campaigning took
place in the township during the
past few days and large vote was
recorded The vote stood:
For consolidation ........................ 46
Against consolidation ......-......... 65
The matter was decisively defeat
ed. 1t was quite a surprise. but as
the majority rule is in order those
who favored the matter of consolida-
ton are willing to abide by the de-
cision.
We understand that a petition is
being circulated to call for a special
election on the same question in
Viola township and also a district
comprising a part of Lincoln and a
part of Cameron townships. The
future of the rural schools is burn
ing question. Just what to do so
that the rural children will have pub
lie school advantages no one SENS to
know. Everything has changed since
the war and it affects the schools as
well as everything else.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-03-18
SCHOOL TEACHER WANTED

A school teacher with experience
wanted in Melville No. seven, two
miles south of Larland. An extra
bonus will be paid above regular
wages paid in that township to the
right party.
c. F. CARLsToN, Director.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-03-18

l hereby announce that will be a
candidate for sheriff on the republi-
can ticket in Audubon county. I
submit my candidacy to the decision
of the voters at the primary to be
held June 7th.
B. F. Wilson.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-03-18
OFFER PRIZES FOR NEW SEALS

The Iowa tuberculosis association
wants designs for the new health
seal which will replace the old Red
Cross Christmas seal in the future,
and is offering prizes for the best
submitted
This year the American Red Cross
has given over the annual seal sale
to the National tuberculosis asso-
citation, which will issue a new seal,
similar in some respects to the old
ones, but emphasizing the health
and tuberculosis idea.
The Iowa association offers prize
of SIS for the best design, SIS for
the second best, and $40 for the
third. Should the Iowa design win
the national competition, an addi-
tional $25 will be awarded.
The double barred Red Cross, but
not the usual Red Cross, should APP
pear in the design. Competitors
may draw the design either in colors
or in black ink
The contest is open to both adults
and young people, and is distinct
from a poster contest which is also
in progress.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-03-18
TO SCHOOL OFFICERS
AMI SCHOOL, pa

We need thirty-two teachers to
fill our spring schools. There are
to my knowledge two available
teachers, that will teach under GER
tain condit ns. Superintendents
over the couBy tell me the prospects
for fall are even worse. put this
in the papers that the people of the
county may understand the situa-
tion.
ELLA M. STEARNS,
County Superintendent.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-03-18
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Sheriff

Kindly announce that ! will be a
candidate for sheriff on the republi-
can ticket, subject to the decision OF
the voters at the primary in June.
Andrew Jorgensen.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-03-18

published for four consecutive weeks
in the Audubon Republican, a news
paper of general circulation, printed
and published at Audubon, Iowa.
Dated this 9th day Of March, 1920.
(SEAL) JOHN HORNING.
Clerk of the District Court in and
for Audubon County, Iowa. 11-4t
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-03-18

Word was received by relatives
this morning Announcing the death
of Mrs. Martinus Petersen which oc-
CURED at her home near Coon Rap
ids this morning. Funeral services
will be held Sunday and interment
will be made in Arlington Heights
cemetery.
Miss Anna Petersen went to Extra
this afternoon where she will spend
a couple of weeks on the farm with
her two brothers who are farming
the old home place.
This gloomy, disagreeable spring
weather is hard on your disposition.
Escol Baker left the fore part of
the week for Yuma, Colo, where he
will farm this year. He made the
trip by anto and found the roads in
pretty good condition all of the way.
ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY WINDOW
About the snappiest andNmost at
tractive display window in the city
this week was the window at the
Smith Fashion Shop, where the dec
orations were in keeping with st.
Patrick's day The design was
worked out by Mrs. Smith and was
the object of much favorable COM
ment
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-03-18
WITH APOLOGIES TO "sMLEs"

WITH APOLOGIES TO SMILES"
There's a "kick" In every motor, !.
There's some pep" to make it "go,
There's bunch" of satisfaction
If it has a magnetic
But there's an awful lot of trouble
When battery stalls" car, it VIII
not go;
It's ignition" that's the darndest
cause of swear-words--
Just remember! I've told you so.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-03-18
Ready For Business


hava taken possession of the cafe
in the basement on Washington street
and am ready to serve the public.
We shall be glad to see you at any
time and will serve short orders from
morning till night. We hope that we
may received share of your patronage
and assure the public that we will give
the best service possible.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30
Un Nuevo Aristides
Eleuterio Ve11izelos

Ia muchedumbre tiene un alma, ha
diche Pascual Rossi Y Sc llama .'pd-
blica orini0A d Ia expression del sem
tfr de las nlasss populares. TOa p6pN-
q, lsoa Bct. eeciaii los latinos.
Por tplos & admite que la concien-
cia p5iDlica es Ia soberana al decidir
|cuestioiIes d. fnJole general Mas, for.
zoso es conyenir en- que esa Soberana
Itambitai susie equivocarse y es a Feces
| tiranica e iiljusta.
Asf, una opinion plbl.ca fxtraviada,
lfue Ia responsible de que los estudian
tcs franceses silbaran aquel sagrado
Monsieur SeheHrer Kestner, tfltimo re.
presentante de la AIsaeia y Ia Lorena,
cuando e yar0p il,lstre pid;6 jlstieia
para un hombre en- su famosa inter-
pelacion sobre el .:affa;re Dreyfus, en-
|la Canara francessl.
Para denostrar como es injusta a
yeccs ID opinion piibIica, refiere Cor.
tieliO .Neposp que encontrdndose Aris-
tides en- auna plaza de AteEas cuando
Sc veriicaba el plAhiscito que decidi0
su destierro. vi0 aFun ateniensa escri-
bir su llombre en- Ia teja, Z pregunt0-
le: ;"Qu6 dafIo te ha hecho ese hom-
bre?9 Y el ciudadano respondi0le: no
le conozco siquieray Sin embargo,s ell
xoto de aquel hombre los de otios
como 6l, 10 lanzaron d peregrinar por
tierras extraf1as. TidcO meliOrG probo-
que, deteriord s6qaor, como decia Owl
dio.
Esto tambien ha ocurrido en- dos me-
morables ocasiones en- la historic del
Ipafs que fle la cnna de nuestra civili-
.'zaci6n occidental: la Grecia. La
primera, cuando Temistocles, como he.
mos dicho, procure el destierro de .Arfs-
tides, el justiciero Arconte que lucha-
ra despues con fleroismo para salyar
su patria en- la jornada gloriosa de
Marathon. La segunda, ahora, cuando
los realistas griegos deciden derribar
al mas grande hijo de su patria, ell
ilustre Eleuterio Venizeios, en- los mo-
mentos precisos en- que Gl luchaba pa
ra restituir las glorias del inperio
griego de Bizancio en- los hombres de
su raza Y .cuando devolvfa a su patria
i las antiguas provincias que lie dieron
tanto esplendor
La decision pdblica tomada en- la pc
nfnsula el dlA 5 de diciembre, permite
la vuelta al Ia terra de Pericles, del
german6filo Constantine, ''el rey tur,
co.. como le llamaban durante la que
IRA mundial los gfiegos RESIDENCES en-
Paris. 7, con ese motive, ell gran ere
tense sc destierra.
La H6lade gloriOsa, acaba, pues, de
lamar al ostracismo, uno de sus hi
jos mas famosos. Como Arfstides ell
Justo, Eleuterio Yenizelos es hoy la
vfctima sufriente de la ingratitud de
los helenos.
Este hombre insigne que, al igual
que Alexandra. no fu6 nacido en- el sue
10 privilegiado del Atiea famosa, ha
y T. fsf 4 j
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30

dado su patria en- los modernos
| tiendpos, sus mayores dfas de gloria.
| Fue este genial hombre de Estado
quien concibi6 \ redliz0 la alianza bal
kanfca cuando lsr guerra de 1913 con-
tra Turqufa Conocedor de las miras
lambiciosas de los j6venes turcos, que
solaban con la reconstruction del an
| tiguo Imperio Otomano. yenfzelos
decidi6 librar Ia batalla final por Id
I fliberaci6n de sll patria, antes de que la
Media Luna pudiera recobrarse de la
sacudida sufrida por su organization
guber1.amental en- Ell 1908. Y, aliando
a su patfia con Bulgaria. enemiga ira
Edicional del nombre griego, uni0 tam
bi6n en- Ia empresa Montenegro y
Servia u Sc lanz6 a la ayentura .lsom.
brosa que termino con las maravillo.
lsas yictorias de Kumanoro y Lule- Bur
gas.
Mas taFde, cuando la ambici0n bllga-
ra, alentada por las intrigas alistro-
lalemanas, quiso apropiarse del frlto
i indiscutible de la victoria de todos. las
jornadas de Kilkis Y Bregalnitza deei-
dieron que Ia justicia estaba de parte
de Grecia Y seryia. De aquella que
ira obtuvo Ia Helade como premio, Ia
lsvuelta a su regazo, de la Tracia Occi-
dental y la Baja Macedonia, la que
Errera provincial que vic nacer al con-
quistador del Mundo. Y Sal6nica, que
do bajo el dominic de Atenas.
Entonces surgi6 la alianza greco
! seryia. La naci6n de Karageorge ha-
bfase mantenido fiel a sus compromi-
SOS cuando las guerras del trece. Pc
! 70, al estallar la guerra mundial; ell
ciego rey Constantine, lleyado de sus
inclinaciones pro-alemanas, permiti0
que Bulgaria atacara a Seryia no
cumpli6 los compromises contrafdos
en- la alianza cQncertada pors ell Creten-
Sc. Entonees, el patricia incorruptible,
Venizelos, levant6se para protestar,
siendo primer ministrO, de que ell go.
bierno pospusiera los intereses grie-
Cos para servir la cilusa de Alemania
su denuncia trajo por consecuencia,
el destronamiento de Constantine, gra.
cias a 10 cual, Grecia pudo cumplir su
parte en- defcnsa de la causa Aliada
que era la suya propia, Y hoy dfa le-
vanta Orgullosa sus banderas sobre ell
IIterritorio del antique Yilayeto turco
de Afdin Y la Tracia Oriental, despu6s
de haber afiadido Adrianopolis y Smyr-
ma la lista de las ciudades griegas.
Ese hombre es el nueyo desterrado
de Atenas: un patricia que, con sus
esfuerzos inteligencla, ha triplica.
do el territorio de la GFecia Eterna!
Arecibo, diciembre % de 1920.
I Francisco CADILLA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30

RAFIA natural blanca en- pc
quotes no memories de media IL
bra en- adeIante a 60 cts lhra;
de cOlOres en- paquetes de IL
bra a 20 cts. paquete. Gonzalez
Padfn Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
7utary -lur Meets Tonight

Al lIuuEuEIlr attractive JT-pr-Eu Is
PLANNED Tu- cts --~EuiE- meeting III 1tE
AagrsrR E2orE-r club winch will ne held
- 61e tins evening III The AuEusEE
Il uIIsn. The speaker % me evening VIII
re zp-Erfan Z Z. Stuart. sErse-rufe--
nerI1 q. schools ~ AUGUSTA. VIM viii
GIVE Eli address, r-,on Augusta ScaouiS
zad Reta-r'' President BiztIse s. yIles
viii -epu-- upnr 1hs Springfield Co-reu-
rfou vfiicn is oeinr held this weeE, ant
other features If the meeting viii t'e II
charge ~ Ct1ar.=s ? kirsrnan Enc Ea--
IF vvoots-uzE N ehe entertainment nO-1-
rrl-Ise.
The AUGUSTA FaotRrtan. Ire ofhcsai
llrzIls-ir n The -Aur7Is.k 2orE-- Cgxn.
calls special attention ID shs 18th En-
Ta1za4 convention Of the international
Association ~ 2o1E-v C,IIts winch viii
Na nelE Curing the week n 5l.ne q Al
Atlantic city II is expected the-e VIII
tva large delegations az his convention
e-urn the Ro.arr clubs VI MEirle.
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TWO CASES THURSDAY
AT MUNICIPAL COURT

AInsr- " -+qurnrzsp- Guilty 1f II.
legal 7nzzezssnr FUR 3eErEnu An-
Irsass arn Killing zarours in Close
lima anr Pays FIue-fxon-S uc-
:1n-- Case Aisr -1sa-u
I pm rtfs caruylaIuI II Chlsf
aE-uH Warmer Rlc.IEru - C11ul.
A. hs-1 " -hnnusor VIM resaLies IN
-ns Mad Mills -T1aa. WIS a--lEneo
Thursday ba4urs image Rut,er- =.
Co1IF II 1hH MUNICIPAL cUTZ--- ctIz-rss6
,zTnan -ts 11rs1 GoIrITt with Llleg1l
possAsEian II 1u-nsE-ZnE AU1uals-
a-na uTu- ms stcJaa GoZ-.. writ LrE
killing u -lcounx II .:lose line Re
snuncgu1 ulsaaso guilty = ne
CHARGES. III. ndar -aE s--E-sI1a-Ir-
circumstances winch warH snuvL
-nR mage slgusnded asuLent-e ant
respondent wak ls- uff u,Iar Inc yIzr-
ns.ul Il ens-s- nEtuE ordered % for
-ssl- ths sszIrzs u -ne arlrlE-ls 20 Lhe
SLE-s
L appeared -un GeE.nu-v n ms
-esp1nusu. that UPON March - hs
was ouI hunting 1u- pes E-ua uaa
with mn MS -avaiTer as Is thought
-na1 ha mlgr possibly gs. q chance
= sIioE1 nusi--L-. h sZln -nE1 n
vas wnrEI1I- l-u-ua z s-lrIrp WHEN
WI -z1cc1rlS CAms 1ut ano Eo- Il
MS wET, 81 -hzI hs stu- Lhs-r- 1H
SELF LtIGI ne realized -tE- ha tIid Ell
unlawful Ri MI -hEt II was mn
hunting tp- -Ecou-Is- He sEil -tlz1
hs skinned -As -acou-x ant ais 1hs
ussI.
Nor suupar- Case -sarr q caur-
-anult1a- ".se neard " Judge
l'1ry z-s.s-ts,-cszv WIS -nE T wf4Ict
,EasepE 2oue-lcE u 3rlaEz street
WIS L-r-TlEllea uuon Ltle c1rrnlEIr-
q ms wife. Eva E.ode--csz charging
nm win mn SUPPORT According
Il -ht resIinoI1y u 1tIe surr.lsa-I-.s-I-,
= @.IDsEGpG yhEt OF -re Tl~erluus .IEy
her husband hEC c-nwr Ill chs
T-unPy auV LIN :. ms a'oTtun rrllL
where ne YVES a-clirTve1 and uac ais
EEpsErsC- -nE- here vrE ua-hIrE
n al : -tIE naEsts. j-na -tIz1 ala lAL
70 alsEsorus-C- tbs -IEr-s % &C. 11s
rT1p-1tsr u MY tp1l IN s.F-Ee.f zu1
tItsr SIX s-ssr-,4l daughter. She aEid
-nE1 she e r nour health. MI WORKS
wilssE azlt CAT. ana sns alsD s-l-t-l
ina hey husband n1cr- WORKS
week auc -ne- EU-E drunk ana laafs
week and -1.at -f.IE mss oeer g.
NJ N e lU1lE 1tn1
LEY -Esr.-no--v VIZ -.o--rirr-r. n
~ M u. -n~ee Witnesses vTtlo ware
c'.'-svc,-san- wIcr lie sIt.-G-aa-
a wa--Eu- WIS swc,--, ON zaa
anas'1uk WIS a---es-ea o- vate,
slrnE- anTu- = 3'clo1E --es1e.-rsEr.
morning Ivy 2o-ics off, -aic-Ez.t..
3plduc
+-esEJ1'1lf1T- pleaded M. El-l-t- 1.nd
esr.11Ho Il Substance -1z- ...s VIE
s4aa -1-.srrce-ed MIN ma -xd 1--4-e-
MN n 1-IuE. When gtues-iprle1 t4r-
M coIl-- NJ SID -hz1 NJ du.es alsrs
wo-k - -hE NH auc IN lgs- v-aas-
.lE @2c-1.1 @-urr 81 Q 80.
image Cory @uuna Ruae~7,lz ---5r--.
L-Iu ordered M . nay q <.Ds -
S%es- 12rGhla 4 weekly Ir,z-1ilr,a,7-s
= 81. = Il st-v-s SIX -rrn---t,s = ia
At drfs -uarn Zlso GIVE 1dr. zo6a--
Ick surne ropl RU1cna z.dr-icr Il n
ms -u-Il-r non5,c-
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Her. Eugene ;. Phiis;rossk
4 0uld Leave Local
Church Before Nav 81

Eaev. Eugene :. ph1ln~auk u ne
n Winthrop street First 3aurls-
s,1t-rct whr aks -ece3vea czl u
--l--.ao.Ilt.- Mass. submitted .tae IN
.1wlnE ierte- u -y.s4E--liio1 n ne
lo@z- e-urCt:
AArCa -. IH2B.
-1-l- Brothers Gna Sister
hs -lIs las aarue when : s
uHs'essRTv % S.sk lhe T-1-s1 9z.z!sr
Church Z auGus1G - ve5szss rne
-.oE- -ts dUcy and relationship q
jas-or II ,.rEeu- -r1ItL-irr tbs
nfss.r1 extended n n sv IT, T-srsr
8aE'-!s- Church II 7a1Iao,rr. Mass. %
'--3Int rs rEl-4s-Hr- Z WISH 10 z4ace--
Its --c-zta flnc nave na-lfIso he Fan
ln-ur c:lE-C1 rtIzt : VIII az 50 Ii sou7s
rs -elease1 n rms g,.liI--t Please re
-ltr ne present --aCues- as t.nEI Ind
llce=-E I--nealz-etv --r -psie-nz-l-,-,
"a .a.bgs EffE-rrf mr. aa~iIer .1ar su-..
""-h Anc mn lalar -14r MI S-E-.
.ha exaII -Ine 81 be determined NJ
-us-4-y tfv Tht ESAsEur aIo dark y ms
~.-s,-th.
SlEUe1}
ECEENE :. CETLSRocE- 2as-pr.
II 21ila-uoE has been pastor u
-ts -scZ- First 8apcISz L,.Eu,ra TOY
--oal-t zDII- zna one- hzlf vears-- l,orn-
M mere tLsr Is the EurpT,e1-r ar
s-Er-s-L The VIZ Terlod wus Z va---
aGrC -lrue IN church wu-tsers. Ee
lEl peer hare arlly z +rvu weeks
7Tner z disastrous f1-e occurred IL
-tIa church win-e ienrrv4-s he c.pr
g---az--licr If me use d. Tie auditor
I'M -n- gCI1e L -rne and srs1s-eF-..ti
with me progress II -hs wu-K. DIR
III rs ISS.s-ur2Ie mere e.1szfs-y-e -
TlcrvE-iDrLs EnL alterations rTzx-e mixer
mare ~ ne PROPERTY Tia uIslrg4.
a1la u 1hs 1tIIETCn mas basT r-nrnpae.
&c. -he organ las beer --e.z,ass.gs -
i-l1c,is-l and szo-enurse have f,a..-
oI-iIt. TIE zIg1nr1r- n 1bt. r,,71Ifsf,r
Including -he auditorium s.rlcs vesr---s
nave Ds@er Painted Eu1 iecp-R1 ed
Ns-E heating SYST ems iIzre berry II
s-2-!aft ;'u-t n ths church arfd rlar
5dI14Ee ms WORK o. grazing r..715--~
z'rnl-IItls IZs l,esr sEErteu Enc Is
nearing conjunction.
-lIe T-errZDersti? tzaE ns-~- --er-rzr
.Zto a-lnEE ne lines NJ & business rrr-.
711-rti0T- There tgzs beer c-eu1ed En-
r'-rtT- l--zEtior fnr girls NJ u1iItr-ngs
'JEs organized = successful Bini4 class
n 'T1sU au6 nas aeen particularly n
le-cslsso II DpvE' WITH 1srrnr t,-rzD-
.@eo troop II Boy ScoutE winch frax
n TT-eEeT: g. Registered s-uu1x. = uleas-
1rs 1cE-Ere " ms work tax ty@er ne
''-E.E-T.z1nE u r.hs-Izx char ;rrstss- m.
leadership o. Deacon A. A. va-n4r
During his pastn-T-1e - new members
have bFs- received t-v hau-isrr En6 J.
Try Ee1es-. Fn- = months au-sr:r ne
Xu-ie Var ne acted As executive afr-
- under Gen P-essnrz. having charge
n ttEA registration II 1alS. 1rsrr1.-trs
liA lrnzrris ot siEsgT-IIc-ion in The State
n Maine lie nar the handling CT he
Esas,rrr u nearly 1sosge0 men This wu-r
vEs 4 hesvy lex On MS tine and CT he
church bu, was the contribution. q the
church TDwU-u the winning ~ Ire vrszr
AZ. PniIhrnok EByr that Il 10 with
ErrE- aex-- u FEsr-r rt1A1 ns leaves thus
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-'he v=D-f- O. giving va1e- sr-ess. IL
sTY-Tuc cleaning mas ;s@er carried II
during tne Tast Few d2yf ny The crew
II cfE highway department unce- ms
direction = City Engineer Pan si.r-.-
soI.. and II shn- zine urv ne
sprinkler VII Ts IN .uIo use III he
street The C-Fw fIAE Aisu aesr hlfsy
WRIT -hs work ~ ti1ct1zr aiorE 1hs
Er-ne-s o- hoth sides u The -tve- "
some n tile country -paGs II The At
EusEa section. especially ctae North Be-
2asr ans rt1s Vest River -uatiE here iE
sEiu considerable snow bur III all the.
-pars ne snUv Ezx gone fEs1 ne -rasr
TnE dz3-s.
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r.-.s wEo1 appeared ha-e z Tst.-
-'uArr- a nusica4 --eEt 3 Z store
or -nose VINO attend. These -Vvo
--r1ls-s are -Tc..srr1l-i- stIsd DAn1o -rd
sE-z-l Dn1-lF Ttlay-a,-s l-nd zre vu~l6
Dealers when * Games q l4sp,1-EIrIr
l.-n-@ -CGsl.---hs E.nd maj za1s
-1.-- -s=- --arrls-diz-e.y L -nD-i1n anL
-E.-4-es ruu wGu- q 10 snle clog.
al rrua-s -e2G . ~,1-r nal rsx+
-Aon14r areuluE IN Z E-uuc rnna
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cory Girls 70 Slss IN 7oek.ans

The -ony girls basketball ear viii
iegVe ltlls morning +u- 2ocs..aIfo q
play -he 3ocklZ1d High girls team
The local lkEsIes I.s0 LnsE- t1I1E-l TE-Tzr-
IRE L assembly hal THURSDAY s-4tsr-
nuan ant showed I'll l.rnds u pep
-auy's lineup will probably ne: l.
Sterling =. vy7uxH L Z Pg1-rr9on SC
Collins ~ IiadinEs e. -DRs -. -.-aH IL
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g. Z. BITHER- Druggist. Augusta. Me-

LIN gnc Misc PASSED n dxr with
Hrx. IT. M TsA1ur
MRS. Frank BROWN hzs refuzzko 10
her nr-ns n Bath. AFTER rnnmExxc
suTne time with Mr.. ana Mrx. EmeE
BROWN
Miss Ev1syn Tearun al Ex4ss Crl-
isEe- is passing Lhs Easter vacation
ST .yc- hume here
Nrs. Melvin CTs--ts Erza -wu ssfsfle-
-en Elmer sEnd Raymond zre xizE
ing relatives N Boston.
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Mrs Ruv = Ia-cwell TIES t.s.=n
p lyTloIureEI secretary ~ -hE vrnTuEu 2
F2tzTIualic2r c1-v committee Gud Miss
Emily 3 Stinsun -ressu~e-- Mrs. Z
e. Duciev VIM WIS aieC1eti ctlEI---Iar
tlas -endernd ner -ess Euxtiun ant IS
y-tt M nrt rEy bear appointed . IL
iler sl4ace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

--ae F.Iaae--rE-TsTIE II ne CITY with ths
Exception u ne Harrington ETlL Vet
7zer w roper MONDAY morning, --G-i.
= -ae kIuae-EE--aIlE a -i-s f7Er--1rls-1U1
mt yHnsce- schools vii -eoQsE
!ll.-sI.2r MORNING, An-Il 5,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

Miss TezE Mcclellan. wre H2s beer
passing etree weeks with ne pE-srtE.
IL. ana Hrs. ! =. AcLel.an. IL -hai-
nome - wl1e--ilis. came 10 TINS ci-r
Y elnesr.&y 70 cU7ruIe1s hs- --ElI.,aE Is
uarse Z he AuEDz-G -serera-l hos
p1.AI, sire YES tnr1ner.r --RInIng - :
hoEpi-a4 Z Au-1zr,a!is.. VI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

--ha Hospital Ala socle1v VIII t1ol6
E spac1al meeting = : oalock Sal
.-ruEv afternoon q rhe =. ID. c. "A.
-ssempgv hill = lErre attendance
s desired Is nus1ness U importance
s n NJ --lnsac-at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

Nh. Nellie 1acI-aucnl.n u NEct..z.s
VIM l1E .aer Z 9G<ieut - Ia augusta
5t-nR-Il ,ToETIcz-- Ice I12E1 VIC wes>zs
blowing sLrrIcaI --E1-msr.-. WIZ lis
charged --7E-FGEv e-uTr ne l-!s-I-uti
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cnu-r,g. he trends have h-er 4ZI-f-rA
&uu loyal and riae uasInr newer exasc.s
10 aro rau-s asvu7ec B@nule han those
II Augusta Ills Gssncsn1inzzs WITH the
JpAonle hzvE h=eEs exceeding pheasant
sGua 3: ls wl1h SINCERE -rg-rs mai lss
lszvek shs CITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

-dlss Sarah MiIls-. VIM fz.s pee- TEass-
II sey-a-rl weeks II Gurg--eI-. C4nEiiE
IL -hs rIlest n -e.z1:ves, t!zE -eru-neo
e ns- hu-us II ms civ
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ATETSTAIN4LS

..1..E --olzIer .. GlE STREE wRs Il
L'o--IAnL -AE-EGAy % a-tesll hD!y azy
sss--F Ices =. -tls ca--teu-al
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Easter Monday BAN
CRY Hail Next Munnav
Special Music a Feature

AIlattft'- uT7T'ry-- ylrsr-y- awaits M
l2nce ioT-e-E y Aurus1E VIM -rf71
---1c 81 -HAt goes y make II !.
pleasant evening 81 -hs Easter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

Phone Fsle1cnsr.s Pharmacy. nj
II. xnd aEs rf1sn 10 mail a box of
-anav 70 a friend 1Dr Easter. APPS
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TCEB0RG

ssiss L-aaa 1-.nt ~ E4i1fImns1d re-
nrfv visited ne- a-pEhsr William
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

]. Fl. C0GAN Co.
ELDREDGE BROS
EUGENE ANDREWS
c. z. JONES
W. 3. ARNOLD CO.
". 3. FRENCH.
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TO
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for he knows he viii get logs EnaV
have snap and style Ike DAD :
clothes
More than that 10 be comfortable ne
must be nc0nspicu0us by being vel
dressed