davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-07
THIRD PARTY NOW
BOOSTS SEN. OWEN

Chicago, July Third party men
who will hold separate convention
Saturday and Monday, will confer
here Friday night on the proposed
third party ticket, it was announced
today by the committee Of AS.
Senator Owen Of Oklahoma, an IN
successful candidate for the Democrat
ic nomination, and Eugene Y. Debs,
Socialist now in federal prison, are
mentioned as poss bic nominees by the
convention. Senator Reed and Sen
ator Johnson have already been ap-
preached by the liberals, without sat
isfactory results.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-07
MAYFLOWER.

Several from here attended the
singing at Providence Sunday.
Will Shilling and family of Hous-
ton have been visiting J. T. Shilling
here the past few days.
Austin johnson of Conway was here
a few days ago in the interest of the
Arkola people.
John Naylor and others went to
Conway Monday
Rev. Claunch is holding services
here at the Baptist church this week
Everybody is invited to attend.
The summer term of school startec
here yesterday, with Prof. j. P
Akridge as principal and Miss Ethe
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-07
ACKLIN GAP.

There was no Sunday school at this
place Sunday.
Health in this community is very
good at present.
Several of the young folks enjoyed
singing at Mr.. Cores Sunday.
Misses Lonnie and Cora Finch and
little sister Ruby nellie, visited their
sister, Mrs. Mcpherson at Round
Mountain Sunday.
Cecil Newberry and sisters, Misses
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-07
new REVOLT GAINS
POWER IN MEXICO
(By United Press)

Eagle Pass, Tex, July IA new
revolutionary movement which is as
Stunning larger proportions is reported
today in the vicinity of Monclova, one
of the principal cities of the state of
Coahuila, Mexico. Bandits have sup
planted de facto government authority
and have burned all bridges along the
line of the Mexican National railway
near Monclova.
The first move of the revolters, after
their band had been organized, vas
to rob pay train on the Mexican Ma
tional. They took $4,000 in Mexican
gold.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-07
Kelly"
Pumps and Oxfords


EVERY problem of style,
quality of materials, fit and
comfort in Footwear is solved
SATISFACTORY when you
find in them the "Kelly"
LABEL
There are TAILORED STYLES
of the UTMOST simplicity,
there are ELABORATE styles
ALL of them made with the
utmost care from the BEST
and MOST durable Materials.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-07
METHODIST PRAYER MEETING.

The mid-week prayer service at the
First Methodist church will begin
promptly at 8 o'clock. Don't fail to
attend. Do your best to bring some
body with you, and be on time. Supt.
R. E. Womack will lead.
c. NJ. Reeves, Pastor.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-07

Fife and Amy, went to Pickles Gap
Sunday.
Remember Sunday school next Sun
day morning at $50, and next Sun
day evening is our singing evening.
Everybody come and bring somebody
with you.
July 7.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-07

Henderson assistant.
Miss Ruth Linzy Of North Little
Rock is here visiting.
July 6.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-07

Big, fat, juicy RED WORMS for
sale; guaranteed to wiggle; seventy
five cents per hundred C. A. Wren,
at this office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
OAKLAND

The vhE.-so-ere- Guild o. the
FIRST BAPTIST church VII meet Non
day evening 4. the home Of Mics
Na-po-le vhnney The hosrssses
- ne occasion vii De Miss Whit
-ev. Miss Bessie Sproui and Miss
E4-rle- Alien. TIE subject O. Lae
meeting WI be the american In
dian" and the following program WI
% CARED our: Rel cal. Lnngf=l-
lew gems, The Original Indians,
Their Habits and Customs" Miss
Clara Laech THE Religion Of he
Indian" Miss Alice BrImsronss Tine
ECucauon Of the Indian" Mise
Louise Benson, An Indian Legion, !"
Miss Helen BIaisdsl!.
Luther Goodman and Percy Co-cle
left Thursday night for Philadelphia,
where they have secured employ
rnent
The ladies' Of The supper commit
Zee Of ane Of the patriotic organ.Za-
lions Of Inc town will give q public
whist party Monday evening in the
Post rooms. Rseresnments viii ne
served and fine -.-ne Is anticipated
The Mothers Improvement club
held an alI-day nesting Thursday II
the Methodist vesr-y. A fine dinner
was served al noon and the day was
Devoted to lacking q guilt. The
hosresses for the occasion were Mrs
Robert Blair and Mrs. Eugene Parry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Democrats Eject Delegates
and Alternafes To State
Convention. Bangor, March )

Oemocra-lc vDLe-s CT Augusta held
ca1cUs Friday evening 81 tire A.
da-uau's roon, CRY hal. far the
.al1erua-tes 70 the Deraoc-acIc Sta
Convention tD be held n Bangor on
Tuesday, March So There vas d
good attendance. Ward c Holmes
was chairman Of the caacEs ane
Canlal X. Cory, secretary.
The following Delegates % the cor-
verCinn were elected, joni :. Ever
ecr, Ward 9. Holmes. Frank {. Mace,
Thomas {. In@aham, Leo r Dunn,
Z. Z. Nsvoer-- z. L BRADBURY, ]. "
Beck 7. z. Carey. AlEraG Lacasse,
OXIDE PonerlsaC. Edwin -avlor, z
+. TL.0n. J. F. B1lodeau. Z {. Cart,
A Z. Mari. Il A Paterson. George
Z Harmon, Csgooc Crawford and
George l. Weeks
A.-e-ratas elected were as follows.
Daulel ". Corr. Z. :. Mclean,
Stephen :. Lancaster. Lew 7 "a Il =
Ians, Z. Va Cote. Joseph 4. EDder-
ok. Charles ; IcG-aw. Davilia
Cloutier. Henry Lar,.ieEz. Alfred Pat
nan6e- Ernest Burns. Edwin Phil
brook, John ". Pierce. George a.
Craig, William F. Par-anGal. Rauel
A Packard. : c c. Ward. MaIberr
D. Pray. A 7 Cunningham and
Harry T Hanks.
The following resolve was PASSED
uaacmously:
'ReEolver thai me Women Demo
c-ac committee IF Anguish Re re
guesred u select 20 auxiliary dele
gates and 70 auxiliary aiteruates ID
atEer d1hs STATE Convention for the
purpose of taking such par n rs
Deliberations as NAV al Ena1 TINE De
perul-rad ~ law and Cna+ 4 list q
SUCH delegates and aLCsrnarss be fur
nlsned u the secretary OF this
caucus."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
SIDNEY

WLS---r " II. HarTls was III Y est
Sidney last week II consultation with
Dr. E ? Williams
Ms 0ievla TillsDu and daughter
Miss EhnGa Ti,lsnr OF -akesnnre, were
dinner guests Thursday Of Mrs Till
son g daughter. Ms. Z. c. WymRn-
Misses Mabel ana Jennie Freeman.
Cnrv o who were home for the week
end, diG mt -e-u-E 70 their school until
Tuesday owing 10 the blocked roads.
Mrs A-ietta Gercnel. 5ecnn's Garner,
PASSED Wednesday, with her mother
Hrs Mar keans.
Miss Jessie Abbor1 eft last FRIDAY
rnnruing for Lowell. Mass. where sne
Is student II the high School Her
brother ". =. Abbott. Is improving
from q case Or pneumonia but Is still
confined ID MS bed.
Harvey Smith Is delivering cerdwcoc
u Mrs Eliza Ellis. Sidney Corner.
Ernest Abbott has gone 10 Pic-steIi
ID attend the IL :. 7 annual carnival
which opens Friday evening. March =.
Mr.. and Mrs. r {. Dudley and daugh-
ter Rosa passed Y ednes6aE with Mr.
DuGiey's sists-, Mrs. a z. Cross. Eiv-
eraide Drive.
On account Of the d-i1red roads J
Everett Blaisdell, principal OF the Eel
grade high school. could not get 10 his
school work Monday.
NJ. and Mrs. George Buzzel and lii
lie son Of winthrop have been IN this
SECTION visiting her parents. Mr. ana
II L 1-,l sic -
z. Smith and Mrs. IT. Y SlaisdeIl-
Eben Dudley and family were caller.
Wednesday on the new arrival. Theima
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Recalls Cruelty of Pasz Ages.

There are words n the Language
which might almost be called spec
ters because they evoke FIR Us terri
Die pictures Out Of the past The
werd immune Is one Of these II
means literally 70 wall around and
was applied 20 the practice ameng
the Remans and the early church o.
burving alive any vestal or nun who
had hreksn the VOWS Of chastity
The unforrunarswas placed II a
niche Of the wall with a pitcher OF
water and a Leaf Of bread and the
wall closed. The church sentence
was summed up IN the words, wade
N pace" or 'gp IN peace" Some
wears ago a skeleton was found IL
the wall of CaldIngham abbey, Eng
land. which Is believed ID have been
that OF an Immursc nun \ SINAI
pitcher of earrheruware lay beside
the bones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
FAIRFIELD

Fs-. r F Foahav returned last
evening from Bangor. where ne mas
been II attendance 81 Inc sessions
Of the Lnta-chUrct World Movement
convention
Nj and Mrs. Edward F-unne-v If
Canaan have moved 70 this town
and WI make their hone hare.
Me-. Grace -oinan If SkowheEan
Is vls-1a- her daughter Margaret
NcCsregar a. ne Ceur-gl Maine San
a-o-tE-
the postponed -1w- rceer1-e VI
be heiG a. The Star -heE--e on Mon
da- morning beginning a. 20 a n.
the wor1ans Belief Corps vii serve
dinner at the z. :. z raj ar neon
tine.
The Past and Present club VII
meet a. the home Of Mrs. Z F. Nye
On Monday afternoon. Mrs. George
Page vii, give q paper On -ne
Worlds women"
Miss Doris Goodrich ls Il with
HUMPS.
Ralph Seapu-v Of Lewiston. -nr-
merry Of This Lcw-.. was business
ca-lar II row1 YESTERDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Exciting Intramural
Basketball at kenf's Hill

kents Hill. March -S-What proved
10 be rhe most exciting baskerhaI-
game OF the season was played last
evening between the Sophamcres
and Juniors with the sophomores
winners by a margin o. ene baskn-
The particular element that addcc
zest 10 the game was rhe Eacr tnn-
the classes were represented by
girls teams playing under boy's
rules The final score stood Sopao-
rn-es H. Juniors g. Coach R0un4v
r-e1a-aeG
This game demonstrated enc far
u me school authorizes ans thar IS
thai tn-e-cIass games e much
longer wav towards creating school
Spirit and rene-a- s-uder- in-a-esr
man -ne regular league games Il
VII undoubtedly lead 70 the adoption
NJ This rvpe Of games for me VIII
ra- season vner AenTs Fill builds
1ar new gymnasium. The lineup:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

q AsAl OF about an hour and ane hs-.ee
a. olI was sounded.
The barn Il connected with =
u"s4llns house owned and occupied
~ Mrs Frank Colby, alsb oecupieo
by Mrs Ma-y Hsan
A. one time The fire. beca-ne &c hot
= was uecesSaT- % wet down the
Foefs Of the houses adjoining, and
even then -ne houses We're scarcheG
There was much smoke floating I'd
VIII the wind toward Western av-
enus. where L WIS noticed by the
Snow snoveiers a. work there.
Moving pictures OF the fire were
'shcr by the jones Production ca.
and may be used a. SOME future time
by That organization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
MONMOUTH

The three schools al Monmouth
Cerrer will open Monday, March "a
with the same corps Of teachers.
The schools In the rural districts
VIII not open until March -. .
Monmouth Grange held IT'S regu-
Is- meeting Wednesday, evening
March 70. for the first time II four
vaaks. After the business session a
short program was presented oy ne
worthy lecturer, M-s- EmIna Porter
as follows. Music by the Grange was
followed by the question "How Can
We Best Advertise Monmouth It's
Adventures. It's Attractions. It's Re-
sources e. opened by Henry E. Mer-
riu and discussed by W. J LeaTiEt
" E. Reynolds. f Il NiLherel and
Mrs Fannie March There was q
reading by Mrs Mary Davis and 9
vocal solo BY Mrs. Annie Whirahouse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
WINTHROP

Winthrop Grange aRs again d@m-
ncs-ataf lis enterprise and interest
y the Agricultural cnmm1E1-y ~ e.
curing It H dudley. State no-ric'll-
Cu-isE Name Department e9 Ayr
culture. 10 lecture IL rne next aL-Ea Z
meeting whlcr takes place. March
Is The subject Of tt2-s lecture Il ro
be Orchard 1nsecr Pests and How
ID Control Them This lecture VII
pc tiiusrrated II rne Use ef srsreoprj-
car views showing some Of TIE n9Ead
orchards II the different parts 81 the
state, also the result ST Ehe differ
sent pests On fri4ir together Win the
t-s E1sr9r-y ef the insect As THIS IS
great educational opportunity 1Jr
those Interested il erchErCing. tne
Grange extends cordial IEVI-E-1or
ID al Interested IT Ln1s subject,
whether members " the order II net.
ID be present 70 the end thai profits
n THIS line may be Increased n this
vicinity. The lecture, during winch
the Grange VII ne conducted Il opaE
aessi0n. vii be given about I'D ? NJ.
The LADIES' Social Circle held ~
au-day meeting Thursday with Ms.
Ronald c. MeTlroy. A boUurl10 PIE
ETC dinner vas served II noon :
business session was held = ne at
ernoon after which Z pleasant snclal
hour was enjoyed
The Neighborhoed Whist CLUB mer
Wednesday, evening WIZ Nj and
Mrs. J NJ Tcwle, DR. Z. \. Towle
had Lne highest score for the eve
ming Mrs T. H 5arr and Mrs. j +.
BisnOp We're rieG for the highest
score for he ladies'. Delicious e
f,-eshmeurs Were served. The club
VIII meet nex- Wednesday, evening
Win Mr.. and Mrs. J. ?. Bishop.
The Auction club met "Wednesday
afternoon a. ne home Of Mrs. Ora
Maxim WIFI Mrs. Herbert Bel Us
hostess. Mrs. Scott Webb had the
highest score and received the qr;..R.
Dainty refresrners were served.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Fellows nave
returned To their home II Faye--e
after spending several weeks -
town. The guests Of III. ana N-s L
9 Leighton.
Nj and Mrs Albert Dra2eau %
Chisholm are n rown.
-4rteIl TCE% WIZ III -ON Z = ILL St4f1N
where he visited ms COUSIN. Mrs. P.
9. Davenport
During The past Two weeks cnr-rI-
buttons have been received az TIE
Ped Cross can-een from the 4allow-
ing persons Mrs 9 9. LorgfeIlcw,
Mrs J NJ Tcwle. Mrs. J. i. Foster,
Mrs Eav F-lley. Mrs 4. " Stevens.
Mrs. Frank FARM 4s, Miss Marjorie
Rollins ana Miss Berulce Sprague.
While the ca1-aer has always re-
cetved liberal patronage from the
scholars. as the travelling grows
worse more and more O ne pupils
are ava-I1ns themselves Of the oppnr-
-urIr- Of obtaining q w1ro dinner.
About An are being Ted al ne present
time and contributions to the car
teen are very acceptable TO the CON-
miuae.
harmony Circle Of -he Fehek-hz
VI meet TUESDAY afternoon VIII
Mrs. Warren Macombcc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
as repor-ed 10 tne forest SERVICE up 10

as repor-ed n the forest service up u
June Ia by -4-53 nils The COM
pisre total cut Is 1890. 454 200 feet
based On the assumed operations O.
ees.54s mills. The computed cur II
1918 Is u per cert smaller thar the
computed production II 1917.
A comparison Of The computed cU-
Of several Of the larger genera pro
ducing regions II 1878 with the fig
ures for the preceding year shows a
smaller output 5v approximately 81
per cent II the veHcw-pIne group OF
states. a decrease Of I9 per cent n
the North Carolina pine group and OF
per cent in the Lake states An in
creased cur Of per cent - nnesa for
Oregon and Washington
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

There are numerous wen-aurhenri-
Gated cases of hailstenes weighing
half q pound and more, but claims
which 90 far beyond tins mea9er
weight are made stones Of six to
eigt. pounds are said to have fallen
in Namur In IT1s, and the missionary,
Father Hue, wne ought TO be a cred-
iilie witness records the fall IN Tar
tary IL Is43 Of q block Of ice a. big
as a milestone. which took three days
70 melt In Nav, 1892. a Hungarian
village reported an 1.iee-pound
block. requiring eight men to move it.
and in Tsppos's time one as big as an
elephant was said TO have fallen near
Sergapatam- These are some" hail
stones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
NATIONAL HOME

Officer Of The DAY. Capt Eugh
DOYLE.
Charles 4. LaughLir has returned
tro-, a pass to Concord. \. L
Theodore II EunnsweH has been
r-arrad q Through 70 visi- relatives
7 Boston
The funeral Of the last Edmund L
shaw vii be he'd u me Home chap
e. Il 10 A n SATURDAY
The foilow1ng have returned from
frrloZcns William T. Churchill
from Boston. Reilly 4. Parker from
Winthrop. Mass and Albert z.
Clark from Skowhecan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
PACE STREET
BARN BURNS
L0SSS120o

Fire THIS morning II a barn On
Page 5Eee-- owned by M-s. Frank
Colby, caused Z loss that is esrImared
around $1,000. The FIRE department
was called out a. s.35 =. NJ, and
made quick run ID TIE scene Of the
blaze. On their a-rtva-. Il was found
rna- the flames ha6 made good head
way and L WIS found necessary 10
use three lines Of hose before the fire
could be subdued. The barn was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Lucille, g. ne home n NJ and N-E- &
T. Smith
EH- Georgia Richardson WIS calling
TUESDAY On Misses Eta and Susie Love-
joy.
Ms z L BEns. vino WIS called
here by the death Of her sista-, Lhe
late Fasta & AnswIes rszu-nsa II
SrocktnI. Mass, Thursday.
Eazei Trask Is staying WIN he- SIS
te- M-E- c. Z. Smith
Mise Dorutry swift passed Monday al
--akasnnrs- making the -,p or snow
sflees
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
FAYETTE

c. " Smiisv has been drawn as a
iI1r-vmnn for the April term Of the
superior court Z
The Smiley place" beside Echo
Lake, has been snid 20 New York
parties.
Mr.. Scott has selG his camp.
Many roads are almost impossible
The drifts are the worst for many
years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

"Pxpe.s pinpepaln" by nauEaiizinE
the acldfty Of the stomach, inafEnfty
relieves the fpoc squirting and In.
meuranun which Cruises the misery
mixing xnses, heartburn nnsuienca
fu.sness or pain Ia stnmach anc IN
taarlnes.
A few tablets az F1pe'B nhD4D-
MN" bring relief almost n sonn -
they reach the stomach They halp
regulate disardsred stomacts 30 NV
ortre fnods car be eaten without cIs-
r-sss-Cosss SO little Al drug stores.
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Edward /. Andrews died a. the
Home hospital Thursday night Ee
was born II Warren, 5 years agn.
Ese enlisted II 90. z. ID Ne. Cavalry
Dec. 5, $50 and vas discharged Dec.
d ss.. F4e came 10 this Home from
T'uor.aasron. Nov = 1919
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Calais Democrats Name
Pickzrd for Mayor

calaiE. Me-, March THE oemncra-s
IF THIS CITY nominated Fred Packard
tonight as her candidate for mayor q
-,s -,-,nic,naI election 10 be held April :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Faith and Life" VII De the sEb-
iecr Of the sermon sunday morning
AZ ne First Cr.versa-ist church
Mise Neve-e-. Shacke0rd o. Water
vile vii be TIE soloIs- Sunday
school Classes vii meet a. l. O'CLOCK
II ne evening there VII be q Union
service ~ : o'clock under the aus
p,ces Of me u omans Temperance
Tnion. There WI be special music
and Few I. " -abber VI. give II
a1s-asg IN -'-he Life Of F-arces WI
yiardn
Services a. the First Baptist
church and al the METHODIST ca-,'- q
vii be as usual n me morning In
ne evening the servlces VII re
~ .-rai- 0r account 81 the u1lon ser
-7ra al ne Z r. vtrsa.45- cru-rn.
= ... -,,-+-,a6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

-1g to-day by purchasing
=. ~--l4r dinner at the food sale
AL souls II r1-a-ian} church par
~ T opens n o'clock this aft
c-gr- -.--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

2e 51s7L-al Aid VIII hold tts reg
--,-- Z ng THIS Saturday afternoon
lock Il :. N c. a Assenb bly,
- 4--ss Eaier Dunn will be the
-r q ne AFTERNOON Member
IL dies nay be paid u the sec-e-
L-s2 Moore, - Sewa- street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
AUGUSTA LOCALS

4-,nDr. sunday ed4lor Of the
--E e~44d- l. II the cIrg tor a
g. T-E.-lCg friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

used fnr cnmhtnatinn st0rehDuse
and shop where paint stock was
stored. the larter beirg the property
gf C. W. Hutchinson The stuck was
covered by insurance. but II Is not
,rncwn as TO whether the shop was
insured. L is thought the fire was
caused by the electric wires IN the
barn
Mr.. Hutchinson has been TO the
s,ate House with his team Id get
znyn. ladders and some other articles
r,r, vhich he had been working and
ar b,s return drove int0 the yarG-
He discovered that the DARN vas
afire and Immediately rnenea t''e
IRE department The alarm WAS funs
In and in less than eight minutas tn
apparatus was on The scene
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
N0CAL NOTICE

@-.ar Saturday, night dance at
~s hail Douglas orchestra.
.az NJ. Fa-u1ayn at the piano.
marI2d1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

The lumber cur OF the TniteG
States II 1918 was p .36.., 9.n, 900 feet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
PITTSFIELD

A meeting q the Clara Barton
Guild was held last Wednesday WIFE
Martha White I'll her home On South
street The next meeting VIII be
held WIKI Mrs. EunneweE al the
LAncey House. Friday aererHnpn.
March e Al members VIII please
note -ns change Of DAY. friday n
stead q q e6nescay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Moses Knight

might. formerly Of Cream
I'D n rhis city Thursday,
aGEs. The remains were
-lday morning to Locke z
Toe-H funeral services were
-Ic burial made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

-cv-a-1 C. andrews Of the Nation
1atlserT' home al Tegus passed
" E@-o2v. aged Is years. MI
vs. was formerly of Thomas
snC ne remains viii be taken
nat City for inrsrnent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

~..- c.rcies Tonight at T.3s and
at-e1,unnn ar e.ao, at L. Spring
~ Ail are in~fted.
'.a --..rr3,l.r~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

1-a--,A- Severue Collector Leon
a. ~aSce--s issued 4 statement Fri
sTec-2g making II plain that III
- -e-u-ns mist De fled on
y oe-c~e Monday. Marc.1 L. The
-s--glC- u Tine 10 May IS applies
9a'v = corporations. Deputy col
-c,1-E I'll be az the Office al oay
oai+T 'E@a----ravl and Monday. also
-'eA-nEE. - assist the taxpayers n
--<---L.E III their returns. Single
'e'scns having an income OF s1oea
y 1re. during the past year, and
11'el rarxnns with All income Of
- y yer nus1 file returns.