davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09

A detektiveknek els6 dolguk volt a
bun0s0ket artalmatlanna tenni, maid
hozzafogtak pince atkutatasahoz
Az egyik helyen talaltak egy abszolut
tokeletes kiviteIif - Boston "fele kezi
saitot. Ezen a geben csinaltak tette
SEX az 0tdinarosokat. A leomlott fa]
mogott szazezres kotegekben megtalal
tax a t0bbmilli6 koronara rug6 0tdi
naros bankjegyeket. El6keriiltek XII
l0nfele klisek is, tovabba fotografiak
rajzok es mas szikseges kellekek. AZ
eszk0z0k mind legkifogastalanabbak
voltak es azokat legkitinobb szak.
emberek keszitettek.
A Fut6-utca AZ. szamu haz pince.
.jenek falait egy Szabo Josef nevu k6,
miives vtste XII es betonirozta. szabd
J6zsef h6napokon keresztil csinalta
ezt munkat, segedkezett neki a fal
kiveseseben es annak ujra yal6 felsze-
releseben ifju Rikker Janos Is id6-
scbb Rikker Janos, akik penzhami-
sitasban is reszt vettek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09
A titokzatos utak.

Megallapitottak, hogy Jurisztovszky
Sander igen gyakran Erzsebetfalvan a
Csalad-utea s9. lszamu hazban es a
Fut6-utca A. szam alatti kosariizlet-
ben tesz gyakori latogatast. A Csalad-
utica 80. szamu hazban lakott Borbas
JOSEF. Mikor Jurisztovszky tavozott
a lakasbol, a detektivek bementek Bor-
bashoz es kerdSre vontak, hogv nit
keresett lit Jurisztovszky. A meglepett
ember mem tudott detektivek ker-
deseire egyenesen felelni. Dadogott,
hazudozott, ugy, hogy az els6 pillanat
ban nyiivanval6 volt, hogy Jurisz-
tovszky es Borbas bGn0s 0sszek0tte-
tesben allanak. R0vid kihallgatas utan
hozzafogtak hazkutatashoz, melynek
soran Borbasnal Given darab preciz
kiviteli 0tdinaros SERB bankjegyet
talaltak. A detektivek Borbast azon-
nal 6rizetbe vettsk IS f6kapitany-
sagra kisertek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09
Az els0 nyomok.

A szovevenyes biinGgyet a rendGrs6g
legnagyobb gonddal es szorgalom-
NAL bogozta ki. Huzamosabb id6n Ike.
resztul negfigyeltek egy Jurisztovszky
ESandor newt maganhivatalnokot aki
dinarokat hozott forgalomba. Jurisz
tovszky gyakran elutazott a f6yaros
Dol, napokig tavolmaradt es gazdagon
megrakva tert vissza- Jurisztovszkyr6l
tudtak, hogy regebben egy penhami
sitasi biiniigyben szerepelt. Ugyanis
.yurisztovszky ket fivere lebelyegzetlen
ezreseket esempeszett Xxi az orszag te-
riileter6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09
MUNKABER, MUNKAID0 ELELMszERARAK

annyit lehet tudni, hogy Buda-
pesten munkanelkuliek szama
1920l elejen meghaladth a szaz-
ezret ebben a szamban nincse-
mex benne videk es a mezogaz-
dasagban munkanelkiilive lett
munkasok. Pontosan csak annyit
lehet megallapitani ,hogy az ipari
munkasszeryezetek 1919 august
tus 1-t6l december 31-ig 3,631.569
koronat fizettek XII munkanelkiili
es rendkiviili segelyekre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09
9e44O

A f0ntebb ismertetett heti num-
kaberek k0ziil tehat egyedul a fa-
szobrasz szakma munkaberei ko-
zelitik> meg AIT az 0sszeget, anne
lyet egy 0ttagu munkascsalad heti
elelmiszersziiksegletere kellene
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09
A munkaidO es a munkaber

tekinteteben f0nnallo viszonyokat
az alabbi tablazat mutatja be. A
folvetel 1920 majus 31ig mutatja
ia helyzetet es a benne kitunetett
munk aberek atlagos munkabere k
mex tekintendok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09

dZUh dZ OfSZdSUh is HdSy huAuel-
met folytatnak, amelyek amint
mondani szoktak - gyozelmesen
kerultek XII a nagy haborubol. Ma
mar tudjuk, hogy maga gazda-
sagi eletenek, nemzeti es szellemi
javainak tekinteteben a haboru-
ban reszes minden allan sulyos
vereseget szenvedett. Amt szorga
lom es serenyseg gyiijtott es te-
4emtett, az majdnem minden vez
szendobe ment anna eel erdeke-
ben, amit az egymassal kiizdo
nemzetek ugy neveztek, hogy:
gy6zelem. Bizony: minden pusz-
tult, veszett es gyozelem mamo-
ra mar elszallt oft is, ahol legto-
vabb homalyositotta az emberek
tisztanlatasat. Az engesztelekeny-
segnek hatalmas erzese mar kezdi
legyiirni nemzetek erkolcsi k0
telekeit rombolo tegnapi gyiilole
tet s hogy ez bekovetkezhetett,
annak legnagyobbreszt az az Okla,
hogy megrongalt, letarolt fertile
tet lat minden nep a maga or
szagnak hajdan viragzo gazda-
saga helyen.
Nehez kilabolni haboru
yisszamaradt nyomorusagaib6l, de
1egnehezebb azokban az orsza-
gokban, amelyeknek testet ka-
tonai legy6zetes nyomaban for
radalmak laza is marta, emesz-
tette. Sajnos, hogy ezek koze az
allamok koze tartozik a mi or
szagunk, Magyarorszag is. De te-
Ian konnyebb volna magunknak
is sorsa es eredmenyesebb az
ipari termeles meginditasaert
valo kiizdelme, ha a haboru es
harom forradalom nyomaba mem
szegod0tt volna az 0t6dik, a leg
veAedelmesebb rossz bekeszer-
z0des.
A kiilfold magyarjai bizonyara
tudiak mar. omit idehaza keser-
vesen ereziink, hogy az orszagra
kenyszeritett beke ketharmadre-
sect vette ell Nagymagyarorszag
teriletenek, hogy elvette szeniin-
ket, fankat, sonkat, vasunkat, ell
vette nyersanyag-teriileteinknek
6riasi reszet = es legels6sorban
emiatt van az, hogy az ipari ter
meles csak ugy tessek- -lassek fo-
lyik Magyarorszagon, dragan be-
szerzett ipari nyersanyagokat dol
gozvan fol, hogy csak imitt-
amott tehetiink egy lepest amaz
igazi allapot fele, amit ugy hi
vunk: ipari tevekenyseg.
Nagyon termeszetes, hogy az
ipari termeles suylos allapotanak
megfelelo az ipari munkas he1y-
zete is. A munka keves, alighogy
eppen van, munkanelkiiliseg
nagy es ennek a helyzetnek fo-
lyomanyakent ujabban egy igen
fajdalmas tiinet eszlelhet0 gazda-
sagi eletiink meneteben: az ipari
szalmunkassag elszeledese, csen-
des hszivargasa az orszag hata-
rain tulra. Akarhogy 1atolgatjuk
is ezt jelenseget, ez bizony mem
mas, minthogy lassu elverzesben
van az, ami ebben az orszagban a
haboru el0tt mar hatalmas gaz-
dasagier0 volt. Strucpolitika, s6t
ennel t0bb: konnyelmiiseg volna
EFT eszre mem venni es ennek meg
akadalyozasat minden okos es
kiados eszk0zzel meg. nem kise-
relni. Termeszetes dolog, hogy ez
eszkoz0k koz0tt els0 helyen kell
albania a munkaalka1omnak Is a
tiirhet6 es tisztess6ges megelhetest
biztosit6 munkabernek.
A munlanelkiiliseg
aranyairol eddig meg nem kesziilt
hivatalos statisztikai felvetel mem
is lehet tudni, hogy ez szomoru
allapot szamokban kifejezye ho-
Cyan fest, Hozzavet6legesen csak
| Finosn PRE-
Il 49, = +.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09

aranyairol eddig meg mem kesziilt
hivatalos statisztikai felvetel,n mem
is lehet tudni, hogy ez a szomorl
allapot szamokban kifejezye ho-
Cyan fest, Hozzavet6legesen csak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09
A s0tet pince.

Az else pozitiv nyom meg volt.
Erzsebetfalvar6l detektivek Fut6-
utica AZ. szam alatt lev6 kosariiZletbe
mentek. A kosarizlet egy pincehelyi-
segben van. A pineeizletet egy deszka-
fal valasztja ell, melynek ajtaja be
volt zarva. A detektivek erelyesen ko-
pogtak zart alton, azonban kopogta-
tasukra semmifele valaszt mem kaptak.
Gyanusnak tint feL hogy deszkafal
m6gott lev6 helyisegbe, melynek pisz-
kos kis ivegablakan nehany perccel
el6bb meg vilagossag szurk6d0tt XII,
egyszerre s0t6t lett. Mivel az ait6t be-
liilr6l, erelyes zorgetes dacara senki
sem nyitotta XII, detektivek az ajt6t
benyomtak. Egy teljesen s6tet, rossz-
illatu helyisegbe erkeztek. ElsS dol
guk volt detektiveknek vilagossagot
csihalni. A pince kozepen egy Tampa
ALT, mely nem egett ugyan, de annak
iivegje Zorro volt. Ennek k0vetkezte-
ben mem volt nehez megallapitani,
hogy a teljesen iires pinceben nehany
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09

szemben - ezuttal mem akarjuk
erinteni, alabb kozolt tablazatunk
a fontebb ismertetett berviszo-
nyokkal szemben majus h6napban
mutatja a helyzetet, egy 0ttagu
munkascsalad heti elelmiszersziik-
segletet we've alapul.
Sz0vet- Szabad
kezeti keres-
ar kedelm
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09

korOna
kg. II. rendu marhahus 116.- l2S.--
] ky. III. rendI )diszn6hus S8!- 94.-
| kg. fustolt kolbasz 4S.--- Co.
u kg. fistolt szalonna 6S.- 6s.--
400 kg. kenyer, jegyre 24.50 24.5o
1910 ky. kenyer, szabadon
vasarolt lisztb6l Ga Is K) - 235.SO
y ky. diszn6zsir 3d. 6S.-
10 ky. burgonya 25.--- 3d.
2 kg. savanyu kaposzta H. 16.-
3 kg. feher aprobab s32.-- a.
l-5 kg. cukor, jegyre ca 4s
korona) $50 9.60
i-5 kg. cukor, jegy nelkil
"a l60 K) 12S.-
3 darab tojas $50 1880
3h ltej, maximalis arop
( 10 K) 3d.
3h |. tel szabadforg.
aron Ga IA X 40
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09
Leomlanak a falak.

A detektivek "a 'lcgnagyobb 6vatos-
saggal es k6riiltekintessel lattak hozza
a munkahoz. Sorra megkopogtattak a
falakat es azoknak egyes helyei kon-
gasszeru visszhangot adtak. Kutatas
kozben egy a falb6l kil6g6 spargara
lettek figyelmesek detektivek. A nyo-
mozast vezet6 Kritzler Lip6t detektiv-
feliigyel6 lel6gott gyanus spargat
meghuztaes k6vetkez6 pillanatban
egy fanasztikus ,es csak mozidramak-
ban el6fordul6 KEEP tarult pinceben
tart6zkod6 detektivek ! szemei ele.
Ugyanis sparga meghuzasa kovetkez-
teben a pince fala leomlott es fal
m0g0tt kezisajt6 mellett talaltak a
penzhamisito banda tagjait: idosebb
es ifjabb Bikkert Janost es Jurisz-
tovszky Sandort.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09
Penzhamisitas mozistilusban
CA budapest ''S'' Oral Ujsag tud6sit6jat6D

perccel el6bb meg emberek tart61kod-
tax, de hogy kiils6 kopogtatasra hova
tiintek, AIT az ,els6 pillanatokban mem
tudtak megallapitani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09
A vas es femiparban

Gyariparosok Orszagos Szovet-
sege bermegallapitasanak atlaga
alapjan:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09
A SERB konzul v6lemSnye.

Ertesiilt SERB bankjegyek hami-
sitasar6l Dir. Milosevics Zark6, SERB
konzul is, aki megjelent rend6r-
segen es megnezte hamis 0tdinaroso
kat. A SERB konzult val6saggal meg
lepte kitdn6 hamisitvany, amelv
olyan tokeletes, hogy az igazit6l sem
lehet megkiilonboztetni. Hogy Jurisz-
tovszkyek altal keszitett es forga-
lomba hozott otdinaros bankjegyek
mennyire tokeletesek, ARA mi sem jel-
lemz6bb, mint hogy az 6tdinarosokat
t0bb bankban is elfogadtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09
MunkasnOk: +:

A folvetel adatai szempontjabol
figyelembe veendo az, hogy ha-
zank mostani helyzeteben, kiilo-
nosen nyersanyagbeszerzes ne
hezsegei Matt, a termeles meme
tenek folytonosssaga mem biztosi-
tott. Egyre meg-megszakadozik S
ez allandoan idoleges munkanel-
kiiliseget idez elo, tehat a myers
anyagokhoz juthato szakmak
munkasainak .alland6 Ea1lhlmaz-
tatasa szempontjabol is meglehe-
tosen hatramaradott a helyzet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09
vallanak q tettesek.

Egy egesz delelott folye a penzhami
sit6 banda tagjainak kihallgatasa.
Valamennyien beismertek tettiket. A
kihallgatas soran megallapitast nyert,
'hogy bankiegyeket k6t Rikkert,
apa Is flu csinlltak, a forgalomba.
hozast pedig Jurisztovszky Sander Is
ennek edesanyja iItdztek. Jurisz-
tovszkyek a hatarmenti Sarosokban 81
falvakban hoztak forgalonba hamis
otdinarosokat. Hetek 6ta dolgcznak
Jasisztovszkyfk a hanis psn4ekkel EEes
ezen lido alatt t0bb szazezer korona
ertekii holmit vasaroltak ossze, amiket
a rend6rseg szinten lefoglalt. Hogy
Jurisztovszkyek mennyi penzt hamisi-
tottak, az meg nincsen teljesen meg
allapitva. Az bizonyos, hogy hani-
sitott 6tdinraosok 0sszege tobb millid
koronara rug.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09
Az elelniszerarak.

Nalunk is az a jelenseg eszlel-
heto meg, ami minden mas euro
pal orszagban egyre rontja a
helyzetet: a dragulas folytonos
emelkedese. AZ emelkedes utemet
a haboru elotti vagy az elso
haborus esztend6 allapotaival
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-06-10

Goodrich, Lizzie Goodrich, S. T. Good
rich, Dora Goodrich, Warren Hol-
brook, Kate Holbrook, ]. D. Hill. Lu-
cetta d. HILL Cony f. Sanborn. Lydia
Sanborn, Willard Sanborn. Alma San
born, Samuel Smith. Esther Smith,
Sylvanus b. Steward. Mary ]. Stew
ard, Maria b. Baker, Abbie NJ Baker,
Victoria A Baker, Agnes f. Goodrich,
Anna M. Holbrook. Abbie NJ. Spauld-
ing, Susan Thomson. OF these 35
charter members, IA are still living.
Those who are living are scattered,
some having withdrawn or dropped
from the rolls. But we are happy to
announce that when any of these wish
to return. the Grange is ready with
open arms to receive them.
Our officers. as rule, have been
members who have entered into the
work with a zeal and efficiency de
serving of much praise and a liberal
support. Our venerable brother
Worthy Master Hill had the honor to
be elected to fill the masters chair
in this Grange the first year of its
existence. and he filled it with ability
and honor. He was a granger whom
1t is generally safe to follow He
was ready at all times and under all
circumstances to stand up and de-
fend the principles and precepts of
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our order. The example he set fol-
those who were to follow him lives
with us up to the present time. G
M. Hill was our second master, then
came Albert Burke. T. F. Houghton
d. S. Moore Desire Goodrich, Anon
Baker. Granville Goodrich, MAY Bak-
er and our present master George
Gordon. who has served in this office
very faithfully and theoretically for
the past eleven years. He, like our
first master is ready at all times and
under all circumstances to stand up
and defend the principles and pre-
cepts OF our order.
The Office of secretary which is
considered the most responsible and
most arduous Of any position in the
Grange. has been filled by able, skill
fuI members, who had the interest
and the prosperity Of the Grange at
heart. Those who have filed the of
fee are: S. T. Goodrich. H. B. Whip
pie. Mrs. G. NJ. Hill NJ. A. Goodrich
Mrs r. b. Pierce, Mrs. Fl. D. Baker,
Mrs. Carrie Hilton, Mrs Emma Miller,
Mrs Eunie Baker. Venice Steward,
Eunicc Hardy and our present secre-
tary, Hazel Carl
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-06-10
No. ANSON ACADEMY
COMMENCEMENT
Important Annual Event in Up-river
Town Opens Saturday With Picnic

North Arson, June 9-The COM
mencemen- week program for North
Arson Academy has been arranged as
follows:
Saturday, June 12-Annual picnic at
Lake Embden; Sunday. June 13-Bac-
calaureate address by Rev e l..
Baker; Monday, June 14-Reception
to prospective students in Gymnasium
at s p. m. Wednesday, June 16, SEN
Tor reception in Gymnasium at $50 p.
m; Friday, June 1S-Alumni Day.
Alumni dinner will be served on the
Academy grounds at noon. Baked
beans. coffee and ice cream will be
served Everyone who attends is re-
quested to bring plate. cup and saul
Ger. teaspoon, knife and fork and dish
for ice cream. Those who have not
been otherwise solicited are request
ed to bring pastry. If stormy, the
dinner will be served in the Academy
Gymnasium. It is hoped that all
graduates all old students, all old
teachers, all present students and
teachers will attend.
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Rules for Graduation Tickets

The following rules govern the dis
tribution Of tickets for the Skowhegan
High School graduation exercises.
First Each member of the class to
be graduated from the High School in
June, 1920. is allowed ten seats.
Second Members of the school
committee. trustees of the Bloomfield
Academy, officials of the town, the
teachers OF the High School and the
superintendent of schools are allowed
a sufficient number of seats for their
immediate families.
Third The above seats must be re-
served on Wednesday. June Is. before
six O'Clock p. m
Fourth. The public may secure re-
served seats from six o'clock p. m.
Wednesday, June 16, at six O'Clock
Friday p. m, juno Is, provided that
not more than two seats be allowed to
any one individual.
Fifth All reserved seats must be
occupied at AS o'clock Friday even
ing. June Is. otherwise the same will
be forfeited and opened to the public
The ushers will cease TO take
Stubs at las p. IN.
Reserved seats may be secured at
SIMPSONS Drug Store
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-06-10

The Office OF lecturer has been fll-
ed by members of sterling ability,
well qualified TO conduct the deliber-
ations of the Grange. Very much
depended upon the quality of the work
and the subjects their brought before
the Grange for discussion. Our late
brother. J. II. Goodrich was our first
lecturer. then followed J. d. Hill, T.
f. Houghton, Mrs. r. b. Pierce. S. r
Goodrich. David Whipple, a S. Burke
Nancy Whipple, Lillian Washburn.
Fannie Clark, Addie Woods, Mabelle
Cooley. May Baker, Stella Ellis. Anna
Savage and our present lecturer
Ethel Sayage.s
Two other of our present officers
are very worthy of mention. These
are our treasurer, Joseph Whitney.
who has served in this Office for the
past Is years and our chaplain Cyrena
Carl, who has held her Office for the
past thirteen years.
From the time our Grange was or
ganized up to 1890 it made a steady.
upward growth. Additions were con
stantly made till our figures reached
the number of 1S3. Then. for some
cause not easily explained our mum
bers began to fall back. There was
no diseord. Everything passed on
tremendously, the meetings were
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Grange. In all our work and ex-
ercises in the Grange we try not to
depart one iota from the ritualistic
teachings and seek to make ourselves
worthy the respect of all with whom
we come in contact. The Grange is
permanent institution, agricultural,
moral and intellectual ready to Crap
pie with the questions and measures
that are constantly coming up for dis
cussion.
Worthy patrons, I see no rest for
the true and faithful granger. It is
a duty deyolving on every one of us
to be up and doing. This is a day of
progression. Let no minor questions
or quibblings deter us from putting
our hands to the work, then will the
result of our labor be known to all
men
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-06-10
Announcement

After thirty-fve years I am retiring
from the grocery business, seeking a
much needed rest. ! am moved to
express at this time my appreciation
of the patronage which has been ten
dered me and of the pleasure I have
had in doing business with my many
friends and customers. I would also
like to bespeak a continuation of this
patronage to my successor my neph-
CIV. ]. p. Thibodeau, whom I consider
fully capable of carrying on the bust
ness which has been mine for so
many years.
! would Of course, be a great con-
yenience to me if those who are ow-
ing an account would come and settle,
and also those having bills, would
present them for payment.
j. T. THIBODEAU
Skowhegan. Maine, June 10. 1920.
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History of Bingham Grange
Mrs. Frank Savage

Mrs. Frank Savage)
About 43 years ago Ansel Holway
came TO Bingham to see what the
prospect would be for organizing a
Grange here but. receiving little or
no encouragement, it was dropped for
the time. Three years later, J. S.
McIntire succeeded in obtaining char
ter members enough to form a nucle-
us around which the members of
Bingham Grange have clustered So
to J. S. MeIntire, deputy for Somer-
set county, belongs the honor of or
ganizing Bingham Grange just 40
years ago with thirty-fve charter
members, thus laying a good. sub
stantial foundation upon which all
who were to come after them might
build with a strong. abiding faith for
its future prosperity Today We meet
to celebrate that event.
The charter members who banded
themselves together for agricultural,
financial, intellectual and mutual i'm
provement were. f. c. Andrews.
Sarah j. Andrews, VIM j Arno. Irena
Arno, Philander Baker, Sarah Baker,
Albert Burke Augusta Burke, Selden
Cleveland. Eunice b. Cleveland. Geo.
Collins, Mary A Collins. Josiah II,
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fairly we'll attended, the officers work
ed With each other in their efforts
to make the meetings interesting. but
back they were bound to go till the
number reached 143. but soon the tide
turned the other way and the Grange
began to pick up again, SO that in the
last secretary's report our number
WAS 232. thirty-six being initiated last
year. Many of our applications have
come from among our best farmers
and their willingness to take hold to
help has given courage and strength
to all our loyal and interested mem
bers. They are willing to put their
shoulders to the work aud take an
active part in identifying themselves
in Grange work.
Our Grange Home" was built in
the year 1902 and the first meeting
Was held in this hall October 1, 1902
Many additions and improvements
have been made to the hall but one
OF the most needed and attractive ada
ditions is our stage which was built
in the year 1917.
The members, as whole, are striv-
ing to rise above petty differences
and attain the height of true man
hood and womanhood and prove
themselves worthy, loyal subjects to
the principles of our order.
Bingham Grange stands true to the
principles of the Order OF Patrons of
Husbandry. II stands second to no
Grange in this respect. We are
seeking with all the influence we can
exercise to make our Grange model
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Resolutions of Respect

Whereas. He who gives to each the
measure of his days and whose cal
all must obey has summoned OuI
worthy sister. Angie L. Dodge to join
the Great Army of those who have
crossed the mystic river and have pre-.
ceded us to the Great Beyond for a
little while. Therefore be it
Resolved That we as members OF
Wesserunsett Grange extend to the be-
reaved family our heartfelt sympathy
and commend them for consolation to
Him who rules all things for the best.
Resolved, That in the death OF Sister
Dodge, Wesserunsett Grange has lost
a devoted patron and that our char
ter be draped in mourning for thirty
days, that a copy of these resolutions
be sent to the bereaved family; one
entered upon our records and copy
be sent to the Independent-Repo
for publication.
l.. l.. SMITH
CARRIE l.. FRENCH
FLORA NJ BADGER
Committee on Resolutions.
Cornville, Me, June 10, 1920.
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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank all neighoors
friends and relatives for the many
kindnesses extended to us during tne
death of our loved Que, and Tor me
beautiful floral offerings; especialIE
do we wish to thank the X. Of = s. ana
DR.. o. Fl. Tracy for their helpfuinesS
and words of sympathy.
Mrs. Jennie Sedgley
Mr.. Alvin Sedgley
Mrs. Nettie p. Bunker
Mrs. Nellie Day
Mr.. and Mrs Forrest SedgieY
Skowhegan, Maine. June 10. l9ZU
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|NFUR|ATEO COW CORES
FARMER
East st. Adams Man Meets With
Serious Accident While Hltchlng
Animal

East ST Adams, June Herbert
Fisher met with a serious injury Sat
urday while hitching out "A COW and
young calf in the field. The COW be-
came alarmed by the presence of Mr.
Fishers dog, attacked the dog and
then turned on Mr. Fisher, goreing
him badly in the leg, making a wound
of live inches. DR. Moulton was
called and dressed the injury but Mr.
a few days.