davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-12
Spojenci odvrhli zmenit
madarskli smluvu.

cke vojska vyprasili 20 Sloven-
ska. A Taliani nezabudli ma tilto
kratkom case mad 'arske bolsevi-
spravodlivn pohanu. Preto sa te-#
raz pomstia. Ceskoslovensko, Ju-
hoslovansko Rumunsko ned0-
verujnc takym spojencom, ako sil
Taliani. spojili sd ma mierovej
konferencii a vsetko podujlmajil
len spoloene. Robia jeden "a vse-
tkvch vsetcia "a jednoho. Hlav-
nym zastupcom najsikovnejsim
diplomatom ceskoslovenskym ma
tejto konferencii je americky Slo-
wax dr.. Stefan Osusky. Jeho "a
sluhy ceskoslovenska vlada pre-
zident Masaryk ocenili tax, re Dol
vymenovany nedavno ma najvaz-
nejsie miesto diplomaticke, sice
"a vel 'vyslanca pre- Francuzsko a
"a staIeho elena mierovej konfe-
rencie a reparacnej komisie. My
mozeme byt' hrdi, ze SINE takeho
muza dali ceskoslovenskemu ma
rodu.
Ceskoslovenski, juhoslovanski a
rumunski zastupcovia ma mierovej
konferencii podali navrh, aby
Habsburgovci. Acknowledgement
a Koburgovci nikdy Wac neboli
pripusteni ma tron ktorejkol 'vek
krajiny na svete. Navrh telSo ak
tiste bude spojencaIni prijjutF
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-12
sPoJENCI ZAUJM6
CARIHRAD.

Londyn. II. marca. Tradne sa
sdel l'uie, ze na konferencii spoje-
neckej valeGnej rady usnesene
bolo zaujat' Carihrad, co protest
prot tureckemu vrazdeniu Arme-
nov. Y Carihradu dosla uz zpra-
va, Re medzi spojeneckym a ture-
ckvm vojskom doslo k srazkam,
ale spojencom podarilo sa Turkov
zahnat'. Spojenci zaujali vsetky
najvaznejsie strategicke body
Carihrade.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-12
IDU oDAN1T VSETKYCH
MLADENCOV.

I Youngstown, II. marca. Nest
ska rada 81 mysli, re mladenci ne-
vedia kde davat' peniaze, ked'
jej napadlo, ze vynesie zakon,
ktory by vSetkym nezenatym
chlapom siahol dlhymi prstami
do vrecka. Nechcn mic menej, a.
ko zoe mesacne od kazdeho skol.
lektovat', re vraj ma podporu me-
sta. Horkyze! To niektore dcery
panov mestskych radov, ktore by
sa rady dostat' pod cepiec, posus-
kaly svojim oteckom takiito Ger
tovsk1 myslienku. "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-12
ZVYSIA DANE Cd MAJETKOV
v MESTE.

Youngstown, II. marca. - Ma
schodzi komisarov okresu Maho-
ming, ma odpor1canie poradneho
vyboru mayora Warnocka prija-
te bolo, ze vsetky nepohnutel ne
majetky V tomto okrese majil
byt' znova oSacovane a dl'a toho
vyrnbena dan. Mesto Youngstown
nfa, re tymto cinom dostane z da-
nj 0 jeden million dollarov Wac,
nez dostavalo dosavad'. Mayor
.Warnock ale sa osvedGil, ze chu-
dobni majitelia domov a pozem-
kov by mali byt' 70 zvysenia danf
osloboderi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-12

Parlz. 9. marca. The Daily
Telegraph V dneSnom syojom wy
dani priniesol zpravu, ze spoje-
necka mierova rada odvrhla ia
liansky navrh ma revidovanie
mierovej smluvy prospech Ma
d 'arov. Premier Nitti totiz minu-
leho tFzdna podal mierovej rade
navrh tom smysle, ably smluva
mieru pre- Mad 'arov bola zmene-
ma. tax, Re by Mad 'ari dostali o
100000 obyvatel'o Wac, nez by
pocitovalo podl a povodnej smlu-
wy. Rozumie sa, ze Talianom klep-
ly zuby ma prazdno, ktori by radi
boil, ably vSetky susedne krajiny
boly tax nevladne, ze by s mimi
robili co sa i'm paci. Taliani sa bo-
ia mocneho JuhoslovanSka, boja
sa mOcnehO teskOslovenska, ba
al mocneho Rumunska, preto ia
ke podIe jednanie voci nam. Ia
liani este pocas mad 'arskeho boil,
Sevicktho vpadu prezradiI; sa, ze
sn nasimi nepriatel mi, ked' We
I'LL naSmu ceskoslovensk emu vol.
sku. Vtedy mnoho nechybalo, ze
pre- ich zradu boil SINE uz-uz po.
razeni. Ale este zavcasu prezi-
dent Masaryk poziadal taliansku
vladu, ably svojich oficierov cd
| volala ma miesto nich povola
-ffr1rcilzsk yrf1 gerrafuv. -ktorf y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-12
9,502,081 TON NEVYBAVE-
NYCH OBJEDNAVOK
OCELE.

New York, II. marca. - Hlav-
ma tradovna United States Steel
Corporation vydala vykaz, re
koncom februara mala nevybave-
nfch objednavok 9,502,0s1 ton
ocele, co je 0 2l6,OOO ton viac, nez
minuleho mesiaca. Teraz rok tato
korporacia mala nevybavenych
obiednavok 6.O1O,7s7 ton. Robo-
ty tedy dost', len by bolo uhlia. g,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-12

Pexident Wilson vidal velu dctu ceskoovensemu narodu
ieho prezdento youngo wns sovaci zasa svo pozdrav

spievala krasne slovenske a ces-
ke piesne 81. Emma Destinn, ces-
koslovenska operna spevaeka a
byv. prima donna Metropolitan
opery v New Yorku.
Prezident Wilson prilezitosti
narodenin prezidenta Masaryka,
zaslal nasledovny kabelogram
Masarykovi:
"Z prileMtosti vyrocia Vasich
narodenin, skladam Vam svoje
vrele blahozelanie a zaroven pri-
Unite blahozelanie pre- l'ud ces-
koslovenskej republiky ku st'ast-
nemu riadeniu osudu, ktory vlo-
I'll sprawl krajiny do rdk muza
sirokeho rozhl 'adu, ktoreho vel
komyslna <snasanlivost' a spravo-
dive zachadzanie mensinami tax
vJdatne prispely k posilneniu
Ceskoslovenskej republiky v pew
ny staly narod."
V meme youngstownskyych Slo-
vakov pozdravny kabelogram "a
slal prezidentovi Masarykovi tu-
najsi Okresny Sbor Slovenskej
Ligy, "a Go 81 zaslnzil vd 'aku ce-
lei slovenskej kolonie v Mahoning
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-12

Go mas slovensky l'ud urobil pre-
"Ursuline Campaign.


Dakujeme. vsetkym ,pracovnl-
kom; GO tax t'azko a neustale pra-
covali pre- t1spech tejto sbierky.
Tiez chceme d'akovat' vSet-
kym, 60 obetovali ma tento dobry
ciel'. 49,.
Zaiste Slovdci preukazali, ze
nechc1 byt' V pozadi. Preukazali
ste Ircanom, Nemeom a inym ma
rodnostiam, re al Wy Waite 81
pracu nasich sestier.
Deti vo skole tiez preukazaly
lasku, svojim ucitel kan. Vo- sko-
lie sa nasbieralo dvesto dollarov.
To este nikdy, cd kedy skola je,
nebolo pocut', ze by tol'ko sa bo-
10 nasbieralo.
Dietky prinasaly ME po cente
pat, alebo desat', ale po dvadsat
pat, pat 'desiat centov, po dolla.
ri, dvoch a niektore tri pat dol.
Zas d'akujeme rodi6om, ze ne.
dali nasu slovensk1 skolu zahan.
bit.
Skola sv. Cyrilla a Methoda bo.
la prva skola, co zacala til sbier-
ku ma ten ciel'. Jak inc skoly po
Gully, ze nase slovenske dietky po.
slaly 100 dollarov, tax ony nasle.
dovaly mas dobry priklad.
Nasi kollektori boil nasledov.
nj:
Jozef Maria Vascak.
Jozef Zofia Schromofsky.
Stefan Pcolar.
Andrej Krispinsky.
81. Anna Herman.
Katarina Veres. .
Maria Sofranec. =
Anna Hamrak. @>s y
Anna Herman. -.
z North Side: .a r-..,..
Maria Kubina, .....
Maria Silvia.
Anna Friedman.
-E~1~. - -e d. y
Anna Rokyta.
Maria Sulik.
Maria Martinko.
q Brier Hill:
Maria Bsluch.
Marie Rybsr.
Pan Bob zaplat' wetkym slo
vakom!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-12
NOVA SKALA sTAVITEL'.
SKYCH REMEsELNfKOV

Youngstown, II. marca. - Tu-
najsie unie stavebnych remesel-
nikov predlozily sdruzeniu kon-
traktorov svoju novn skalu pla-
tov, ktora je asi ia ista, aka bola
prijata okoli Clevelandu a Ak
ron. Dl'a novel skaly tesari bu-
Ia mat ma hodinu $1.25, murari
$40, plechovaci $1.12A, plastro-
vati 1925, farbiari 1926, elektri-
kari $1.15. Vyhl 'ady s1 ma skore
nzayretie smluvy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-12
zena zastrelila dotieraveho
ehlapa.

Sharon, IL. marca. - Julia Ne
han Farrell, zastrelila jedneho
chlapa, ,menom John Ehougery IA
Main ulici, ktor! par hodin ma
to zomrel Buhl nemocnici Sha-
ron. Ked' sa jej policia spytala,
preeo no zastrelila, odpovedala
"On ma baderoval. /" zena bola
dana do vazenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-12
Rumuni w vyjednavaju o pokoj

Bucharest, IL. marca. 4 Dnes
zacalo sa pojednavanie o podmien
kach mieru medzi Rumunskom a
RnskOm. Rumuni svojich pod
mienkach ziadajd odtiahnutie rus
keho vojska rumunskvch hra
nc zahajenie obchodnych sty.
kov. Druhe krajiny budi nasle
dcvat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-12
Nasli salon pod zenou.

Cleveland, s. marca. - Pani
Julia Jurik mala vel'k1 zasobu
palenky. v Gene $4,000 skrytd v
pivnici. Niekto jej to zavidel O.
zndlnil ju, statnym lradom, kto-
re basly tajny vchod popod zenp
do salony. ri. Jurikova tvrdi. ze
viska je jej byyvalej salony a ze
ju nikomu nepredavala.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-12
Traja l'udia zabiti svojou vinou.

Farrell, Pa, s. marca. -- V sle-
jarnach Carnegie Steel Co. v tom
to meste minuleho tyzdna vo stvr-
tok udal sa .vybuch, pri com "a
biti boil traja robotnici jeden
t'azko raneny. 'Pri vysetrovani
prisli ma to, ze tito robotnici liali
vodu ma rozzeravenii pee, nasled-
kom coho vyvinuta z toho para
roztrhla pee ma kusy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-12
Zemetrasenie v Taliansku.

Londyn, 10. marca. - Sem do
sla zprava Talianska, re pro-
vincii Tuscany udalo sa zemetra-
senie, ktore vel mi nastraSilo ia
mojsie obyvatel 'stvo, ale kremi
malei skody na budovach, nestalo
sa nikomu mic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-12
spiaca choroba Y New Yorku.

New York, IL. marca. - Zdra-
votny komisar Copeland vydal po
tieto dni vykaz, dl'a ktoreho v
tomto meste udalo AZ ITS padoy
spiacej choroby, ktorej podl 'ahlo
40 l'udi. Ostatni vyzdrayeli. Cho.
robu dostali len taxi l'udia, kto.
RI predtym trpeli na inflnenzu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-12
Kazdy majner v Ohio musl byt
obcanom.

Columbus, O., 10. marca. - u
nited Mine Workers of Ohio pri-
jail do svojich stanov, ze ziaden
cHdzinec nebude prijaty "a elena
tejto unie, jestli ME je uplne ma
turaIizovany. Do unie nebude pri-
jatE ami ten, ktory uz ma prvy
onriansky papier.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-12
Vrah svojej zeny musi zomret

Cleveland, II. marca. Jo-
seph Deli, ktory zavrazdil svoju
17-rocnn mladuchu, odsiideny Dol
ma smrt'. Popraveny bude ma e.
lektrickom stolku v tunajsom va
zeni 25. jiina.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-12
Japonci zahajili obchod $ Ruskom

Toxic, 10. marca. Japonska
vlada dala ma yerejnost', ze je o.
chotnd hned zahajit obchod s
b6lseyickym Ruskom a uznat' te-
rajSiu v1adu Leninovu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-12
odkas redakcie.

Vcelka, ' lneste. Dopis e.
legionara % sibfru dverejp pine M
budiecs elsie. DO tohto SINE ns-
mali miesta. 'fIssas
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STARkS

The Starks Grange Fair Is to be
held at the Grange Hall. Monday
October 4, and IL rainy the next fair
day. Don't miss this annual re-
union of friends. Starks cooked
dinner and supper and dance in the
evening with some good orchestra
under the newly Installed electric
lights Everybody come and don't
fail to bring something to exhibit. En-
courage the youngsters in carrying
Sometlffng they have raised or made.
1t will be benefit to them and arouse
their interest in work which Is much
needed these days.
Live poultry wanted. Harry Cohen
a.a,,hoyon tf30
Our community was saddened carry
Thursday morning the 9th OF Septem-
Ter when the news came over the
telephone that Anothony Sawyer mad
suffered a paralytic shock OF the lett
side. A physician was quickly sum
moned and all that loving hanus could
do was done but to no avail he
fingered until the following Sunday
night and quietly passed away, leav-
ing to mourn his great loss. a wire
who Is In Ill health and foster son.
Ernest Palmer who at present is stop
ping in the home Mr.. Sawyer was
a man of sterling character and a
much honored and respected citizen
which lis proven by the numerous
times he had been elected and served
as one of the board Of assessors OF
the town. He also has filled many
other places of trust that will truly
be missed in his town, and missed 1al
more in the little home from which
he has departed so suddenly. He
was a member Of the Masonic Fra
ternity of Madison, where he hat
) many friends to mourn his death Mr.
] Sawyer was born in Starks, Marcf
1 81. 1874, and had always lived IN MI
home town He was the son
Irwin and Rachel (GreenleaD Sawye
being one of family of nine, all o
whom had on before him and in Au
gust, 16 1877 he was happily unite'
in marriage to Ella Taylor OF Lexlng
ton, who survives him.
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The News of Somerset's Busy Towns

Read Fred ". PEBBLES special 20
ner cent discount sale of Flashlights
and batteries is the Bingham locals.
Mrs Hattie Merrill is at work for
Mrs. Frank Adams in South Scion
Mrs Josephine Small Of Bingham
was the guest of his brothers family
Fred Adams a day or two last week,
The first meeting Of Scion Wo-
mans Club for this year will be with
The president OF the Club, Mrs. Mabel
Magoon. Wednesday afternoon, Oct.
6 Roll call, quotations from the
United States Constitution. Subject
how is the president elected.
Wednesday, October 6, Is Governors
Dav at the Wesserunsett Valley Fair.
Governor Milliken will attend.
Mrs Mabel Magoon was in Show
hogan Monday and Tuesday with
twenty-five members of the girls
club
Mr.. Bruce assistant leader accom-
named about the same number of
boys. They all returned home Tues-
day night bringing about the same
number OF prizes as usual
Bert Goodrich is suffering from a
severe attack of rheumatism.
Earl Andrews of Skowhegan was
the guest of her parents for the week
end.
Mrs. Ruby Cross left here on the
afternoon train Monday to spend
week or more with her parents in
Dover, \. II. Mrs Cross was to stay
over a day or two in Lewiston with
her cousin Miss Geneva Clark
E. C. Tuscan went up river the
first of the week to work for George
Chase on the Enchanted.
METHODIST NOTES
Morning WORSHIP at 1870; sermon
by the pastor; church school at II 40.
1t is missionary Sunday SO don't for
get to bring an offering. Epworth
League at 7 o'clock, A. W. Starbird
leader, the subject being Making
Prohibition Effective" At the ves-
try the annual harvest feast will be
held Oct IL. The annual fair will
be held Dec. 3rd at Grange Hall.
Please read chapter of blessing-Sal-
walton Rom. 10; Justification Rom. 5;
Assurance l, John 3; Light, John 8;
"T'he words are Life"
Remember that Sunday School mot
to Every member OF every class pres
ent every Sunday"
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We have been a Goodyear Service
Station since 1916
Pooler & Emery, Sk0whegan

Feniason. o. w. Chase, Fred Knowles;
secretary of fair, Mrs. II. c. Walker;
judges of cattle, sheep. poultry and
swine H. A. Emery, p. D. Luce, Chas.
Walker; judges for pulling and show
horses, Bert Savage, III. P. Jones, John
Berry; judges for fair, fancy work
and canned goods, Mrs. Charles Walk
er, Florence Norton, Halle Jones
fruit and vegetables, Granville Lish-
erness, H A. Plummer, Thurston
Hutchins; committee to solicit ex-
hibdtR, H. P JONES' DIR. Z. F. Pratt
Vern Lishness, belmont Norton, Ten
ME Luce, Clark Luce; dance commit
tee, c. B. Clark, T b. Tague, T. Con
way. committee on ball game, NJ c
Quint. Earl Benlason, Bert Savage
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BINGHAM

The Congregational Church Circle
will hold cd sale at Fraternity
Hall No. e3t4a8as afternoon
Hem smith IF Richmond ana
Mark Pollard and wife OF Scion were
guest+ of 4 e Dinsmore at Pleas
ant Pond last Sunday.
Wednesday. October G. is Governor
Day at the Wesserunsett Valley Fair
Governor MiHken will attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Errold Hilton were
RECENTLY spending a few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK
Hilton.
Special Cash Sale Of Flashlights
batteries and Bulbs at Fred w
preble's Friday and Saturday. Now
Is the time to buy a new Flashligh'
or wake up your old one with a new
battery or bulb 20 per cent dis
count from regular price. 1925 flash
light complete $3.50; $500 size $l,6C
etc: soc batteries 40c; zoe bulbs l6c
Notice window display. Pick out the
size YOU want for your auto, home OF
hunting trip and save money by buy-
ing now. Open evenings.
William Runnells OF West Medtord
has been a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Murray
Mrs. Ella y. Jeweti will be at Rob
nrt Woods next Wednesday and
thursday to receive patients.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall and Mr.
and Mrs. +. S. Hunnewell spent
very pleasant day at Lake Emblem a
short time ago
Mr.. and Mrs Skidmore of Athens
we're recently in town
VIM. Mccarthy Of Colebrook, n. H.
has been spending few days with
his friend, James Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rounds of
Auburn who have been visiting 5. A.
Smith and family, returned home
this week accompanied by Ruth Nor
an and her little daughter.
Mrs Peter Baker of Fairfield has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fredette
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ALVAH- e. BEALE

Alvah E. Beale died Sept. Is after
a painful illness. Mr. Beae was the
son of Henry and Sylvia (Pullen)
Beale. was born in this town, II years
ago and at the age of twenty-one he
went west. In the spring of 1872,
he went to Bismarck, N. d., driving
over land from Fargo with a party Of
engineers. He assisted in laying out
the original plot of Edmonton. which
is now Bismarck, North Dakota, he
being one of the five white men in that
vicinity in that time. In 1885 he was
married to Miss Ella Smith. In 1897
he returned to the home of his youth
and has since resided here. Besides
the wife, he Is survived by two sons,
Walter of Natick, Mass. and Lawrence
of this town, a travelling man for Lig-
pett and Myers Tobacco Co; five
grandchildren and two brothers, Sam
ual of Simms, Montana, and James
of San Francisco, California Mr..
Beale was a Royal Arch Mason and
a member of Northern Star Lodge
F. & A. NJ. Funeral servises were
held FRIDAY alleTUOOn dl % NiOSh'
Rev. E. l.. Baker officiating and burial
was at Sunset Cemetery. Northern
Star Lodge F. & A. M acted as an
escort and the bearers were James
Thorne, Elmer Sawyer, Harold Collins
and Thomas Murphy.
Live poultry wanted, Harry Cohen
skowhepan. tf30I
The rural schools of Arson are now
all in session, the Shakespeare and
Hawthorn opening, Tuesday, Sept. Il.
It was expected that the Hawthorn
school would be closed this year as
the remaining pupils there could
be successfully conveyed to the
franklin school. Several new pupils
having come to that neighborhood, 1t
was thought best to keep the Haw-
thorn school open this year and Mrs.
Florence Buzzell has been engaged as
teacher. After an unavoidable delay
of two weeks the Shakespeare school
opened Tuesday Miss Paul Is par
ticularly we'll fitted for this position
and permanent benefit to the rural
schools is expected from her EFFORTS
Miss Paul accompanied by Supt Brad
hurry visited the Emerson. Franklin,
I,ongfellow and Lowell schools, Mon
day.
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County Convention

About 35 members OF the ocal lodge
OF Knights of Pythias attended the
county convention held in Hartland'
Friday and report a most excellent
meeting. There was a long parade
after which there was an out door ad-
dres8 in Warren square by Louis A
Jack, G. V. c. At eight O'Clock,
school of instruction was conducted
by Edgar ]. Brown, G. X. of R. and 3
The rank of Page was conferred oy
the Skowhegan team which was very
highly complimented by the oneiaiS
An address by Grand Chancellor freu'
erick G. Wheel was followed by de,
licious banquet. The next ahnua
county meeting will be held in nor
ridgewock.
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hand shaking and social intercourse.
In that respect this fair always
proves joyous occasion and is suf-
ficient grounds for its being continu-
ed indefinitely. There WAS a larger
midway than usual and more vendors
of fruit, cool drinks, confectionery,
ice cream, refreshments, dolls novel
ties and side shows and what not,
with various games in which the
chances were mostly with the pro-
prietor. The fair display instead OF
being under a tent was sp~ead on
tables in front of the grandsrand and
was, II not numerous, interesting and
unique, among the articles to be seen
were: crochet yoke; spider web;
ehild's yoke, mile a ratnute ami night
robe, Mrs. o. w. Williamson; crochet
yoke, Miss Grace Page; Old quilt
thought to be about 25 years OBI made
by Frank S. Noyes grandmother; bou-
quets of flowers, peoples, California
peoples, dahlias and fox, L. A. Davis;
apple jelly. Venessa Henderson; wat
ermelon, muskmelon and peanuts,
Gertrude Davis of New Portland Hill.
Enormous squash were exhibited by
a number of people. the largest being
~ pounds in weight. The exhibitors
were Fred Harris, Fred Parsons,
Henry Parsons, Arthur Henderson
and Fred Jackson. Onions, top knots.
yellow globe danvers, red weatf1ers-
field. Australian brown raised from
IL II pf
field corn on ire stock II feet tall,
Chas B. Walker; sweet corn, G. Lish-
| ness; freak pumpkin and cabbage.
| F. S. Parsons; cucumbers, Mrs. M.
| A. WILDER; sweet potato pie pumpkin,
Carol Lander; green and ripe toma-
toes, Ed II. Millay and Henry Par
sons; cabbage, Ed Will; potatoes,
Fred jackson, Elmer Bean; Early
Ohio. Fred jackson; freak potato
Hilda Lishness; turnip, beet and pop
corn, Fred Jackson. The stock ex-
hibit consisted of one lone bull, a
registered Guernsey exhibited by Ros-
zoe Peterson of Lexington and per
of sheep by Washburn Luce of New
Vineyard. These were high grade
registered, and numbered. One Ok
shlres. The horse pulling was con
fined to two teams, Abel Webb win
ming over Mark Walker in the fiv'
, minute haul of large granite slal
loaded with men, making a distance
of 16S feet and nine inches against 10
feet and six inches of his competitor
. The baseball game was the chic
sport attraction and held a crow
during the latter part of the day
North New Portland and North An
son were the contestants and up to tn
fifth inning New Portland led wit
8 to 0. In the fifth however som
heavy batting brought the North An
r son team two scores ahead lea
which they increased by three run
before the close of the game Me-
Portland fought hard and played A
: ball but the aggregation against theI
r was overpowering and had reason
) be. A sensational feature was to rigf
hand catches of high flies in one inr
: ing by Trip in left field. The bal
, teries were North Arson, Gray an
= Thorne, North New Portland, Elmer
. and Trip. Umpires E. Quint,
t Perkins. Score to 3 in favor
Y North Arson. Committee of arrange
: ments; Harry Chapman, Abel Webb
t Harry Jackson, Fred Knowles, Wal
! rem Lovejoy, Jesse Smith. Will Pal
= sons, Thomas Tague. COMMITTEES
I to name other committees; Eal