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The Washington times., 1920-08-31
WEDDING ANNOUNCED.

RIVERDALE, Aug. 3l.-Announce-
ment was made today that Miss
Gladys Shipley and Wallace Tanning,
son Of Mrs. Margaret A. Tanning and
the late Joseph F. Tanning. Of River
dale, were married Saturday after
noon by the Rev. Andrew J. Carey,
pastor Of st. Jerome's Catholic Church.
Hyattsyille.
The Washington times., 1920-08-31
PINS IN GIRLS THROAT
/: FOR 2 YEARS REMOVED
Physician Finds Them in Seeking
"a Cause Of Four Year-Old
80 Child's Fever.

NEW YORK. Aug 3l.-Three safety
pins. one OF them opened. were re-
moved yesterday from the throat Of
Clara kucher, four years old, by Dr.
Max Schroeder. According to Mrs.
Anna Kucher. mother Of the child, the
pins were swallowed by the child
The Washington times., 1920-08-31

THE 100 Russian waits now quartered at Fort
Wadsworth, NJ Y, were the guests of the Ameri-
Red Gross at Russian garden fete given at the
fort recently. The youngsters brought from 81
IBERIA In charge of American Red Gross workers After
short stay in New York they will start across the
Atlantic for the last leg Of their long journey to their
former homes
The Washington times., 1920-08-31
SPENDS $500 A YEAR
TO FEED ARMY OF CATS

LONDON, Aug. 31.-The largest cat
owning body In the world Is the port
OF London. IL spends s.. 800 annually
In feeding It's vast feline army" re-
quired 20 deal with the rats and mice
Of the London wharves. according TO
the port budget just published.
The Washington times., 1920-08-31
GO TO WE'D IN MOTOR TRUCK.

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Beeause OF
the street-car strike. Edward TeIIss
and his bride-to-be. Mrs. Martha
Blottner, a widow, both seventy-six
sears old, drove TO the Brooklyn mar
riage license bureau in a motor truck.
The Washington times., 1920-08-31
DROPS IN DESERT, STAYS
SIX WEEKS, FLIES AWAY

on account Of a defect In his plane.
Carl Ailor was obliged TO alight In a
Nevada desert He remained there
six weeks making repairs before he
Was able 20 ny away
During that time he lived on sage
brush bunnies." according TO the War
Department air service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21
WINSLOW

TIL Sehas1lcouk -i-z-1-T club WIS
delightfully."- entertained On Monday
bv Mrs. Carrie Howard and Miss
Jennie Howard Al rneIr nome on the
River road. IN -he forenoon The LAD
les were busy with their crochet
work. 4 bouncitu dinner was
served n NOON 70 % members and
TWO guests. The menu comprised
chicken PIE. mashed poVaroes- string
beans. biscuits. pickles. pie, cake.
dougiluuts and coffee The meeting
WIS called 10 order AZ Csc. The rice
president. HRS. Emily Chamberlain
presided Humorous -eadings were
Etve, by Mrs. Minnie Garland hrs
Emily Chamberlain. Mrs. Aohie Bar
nard and Mrs, Ella Smiley The &C.
cisipn was made by secret ballot for
the must humorous one The pr2Ze
was awarded 70 Mrs Abble Barnard
Reading selection rom r y. Vest
eut-. By Mrs. Carrie Howard. read
ing Selection T-nm James " nitcurnn
ReiIl-." by Mrs. Iva Eaton: paper
Life IF Carnegie" by Mrs. Nellie
Mckay; current events and frDuse-
hnid economics followed. Voted Mrs.
Beiie Chatfee be made an honorary
member Of the ciuh. Vict-oia seiec-
Cons were enjoyed. The next meet
ing VIII be held -nssGav afternoon
May 4.
Mrs Mabel Tocnr-T'ette and daugt-
tsr Sophie and Addiebeiie, returned
10 Augusta On Monday, a--er = Iew
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21

ever TaC;avs -ava-sa4 WIS --aceaDis ID
HI Gvec-eXIsnded lDng account
Prices were a lowest levels II -tls
RET hour the hezvIeSI selling N ne
Session being concurrent with news n1
me Introduction Of 4 bill in Congress
which aims n prohibit Speculation Il
stocks and bunGs-
Tne most vulnerable issues comprised
steels. equipments. nits motors and
-tleiT accessu-iss. rnEeIaE- With uurner-
Gus spec.airiss which are dependent
upon 11s course If distinctive indus
trials Cross recession N these issues
ex-s.ntieE rom rw0 10 almost y points.
with Z few nominal rallies Il me weak
close sales amounted 10 -.5g. 8ss
silGTaE.
Little was shown Dv the general bond
list seve-zL Of the -ihsr-- Issues max
ing still lower records with neaTiness
among Ints-naE1onass- Total sales. par
value G4l1.ssa. OLD =. z binds were
unchanged IN call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21
Boston Fr0duce Market

SusfCu. AR. -.
EFFF--hoice wtuie -a--&e -.
5T--EE-N a---ne--r creamery eE--1.s
-l67-1 western Crearnert ex--:Is .o.@'
ESE-T Wits extras @saqSs2
CGRN-Na. yellow -sSnI+
EGGS-Nes-oy herntry los. we--s.--1
s:x--as 4Gda0
F-gC R-Spriug PATENTS Ias-in. 90
qnecia- snUr-s -5755l1 4ts5t'. STANDARD -z.,a
i5sn
EAY-No timothy s244s.
L.AMB--prlng 5stds4e
CAT@Fancv e pounds -.S1G-.
DGEh-MedlIIu 1acks 4IE54
POT A-CpES-A,-1nstuek and Green
Mountains - per 1la lis IN CalE-
EAR-zrauulRz wholesale gro
ce-y' quotation, u II bulk, Z - II
Packages.
W --ofTTC
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Ferguson Bros.

Ms. Arthur REYNOLDS was vlal-
-ur II Augusta On Monday
DAYS ISL WIN Ms james -asilus
7 Gay street
Everarc Shores has sold his mix
route ID VIII EIidden,
Edwr Solhea-d Of Ba1h and Trad
SotAea-d II salem. Mass, have 70
turned 10 their homes ae-e~ Z @aw
days v5slt with Cheir COUSIN. Mrs. +
5 Newell
IL. and Ms. Walter Campbell.
have returned 10 C1art.iner a--ar =
few days STOP Il me nome Il NJ
and Ms. Elmer Tozler
The ladies' of ne Thistle club viii
mold -helr weekly meeting q me t.
conneJ Clan house IN Tnursltay a.
arn0nn rom - ; clock. Ms. VII
liam klunea- Is ne hostess
George Reynolds Is en1nioved at
the EollinEywBr- d Whi-nev mill.
i supper VIII ne servad Il :
o clock Al -Ie Congregations. church
vesrrv on Friday evening. Nay =.
Plans VIII oe made FIR q eamaa4g1
for Lhe Inuerchurz:h World Move
uen1- Rev. Charles T Robinson II
Wa1erville. VIII give q talk On me
subiecr
Albert Cay If Anguish. uasseL
sunday with ms daughter. Mrs. JOHN
Ds1rsay u.
Miss Helen White a teacher a. tna
Grammar school. passed me week
END and holiday a her home N
Skowhega1.
M and Mrs Clifford Jordan rf
Walervllie ware guests Sunri1v nf
Mr. ana Mrs Arthur 3. Robinson.
George Wvnan ms rer1Ir-ned r-v,r..
EeadtieiG. u The home of ms dul!-.l-
ter. Mrs. Edward Shase. altar 4 fev
DAYS visit with his brother. james r.
" IMAM.
y z Mason WIS a dinner =ursst
on Sunday. al the hume OF MS sister
Mrs. F'l8yd Blackwell a. Fairfield.
Mrs Miranda Kicker Of Clinton Is
guest tor Z few DAYS az the home
nt her Gaug1rg- Ms Walter Re+--
nuids,
Charlie Caw has returned 4,.nr,
Benton Fails. where he PASSED the
Weekend with ms aunt. Miss {. y.
TarheIl
Alvin Cusilman is recovering =-rrn
an illness.
or-rIs Palmer of East Tinsiuw is
confined 70 ms home by an ar-ack f
acute tudigHsrlon
v z Garr1ell n Augusta was 4
visitor- n mum 81 Sundar
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Chicago Cattle Market

EllCa-D. .Agl--l! u.
CA-T-E-3,.l "a Seet Steers steaGE u
81 cents lower some urSolG. Top Lzts--
bulk 15sui3S6 sne STOCK steady % q
lDyve~ -uusLtv SsssalGsts. Gamers Sieau7
nuIE 4SsaaTsss,- bulls steady u * luws..-
calves strong. mostly 15stc 1htsf, 1;stsIitss'
--alie rluaLsy nominal
EOGS-EreelpTs - 80, mDs-- - 70 .
cents lower Lhan Monday Average.
SHINING demand active. closing strong:
r1p 1851: bulk Lz75Glh-5, bulk pigs 14lsa
-Yn
sETEp-EarnfntS Z. sss; STEADY - .
cents higher. spring lambs 3iesi. aes-
won lambs 2r-. top shurn ia-uDs I@s':
bulk TSSDnls4- wBDie+l Navajo rea-ilng
wsthe-s zoe; best ewes wnuisa la;
Suurr1 -.s5a
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. Ayril -.
Although corn displayed cunSl ug-lia SIS.
weakness roGiav ne market 3dvan ri
10 rnt. -nnTncsf Level veJ 1ur Ma deiZ--
err Suilisn c-np -spur-ts ana -Nanewt 4
a1xier- anOu- -llf STna-lnesS II L3l-
srnaIiness Of The amount NJ tne corn II
sIu-t. nere mad E-ea; deal 20 az with
ne upT-l-r Prices closed nervous. -
. 3-S cents ne- higher with Nav - -
10 - - and July tn SIS 70 I6s - oats
gained - 70 : cent higher IN prs
VISIONS me outcnne Varied rom IN
changed lgures to 4 cents lower.
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New York Money Market

View York. april q.
Mercantile paper s S-+nz.
Exchange easy sterling T,-Gay hills
go IS: commercial T-dGy bills un
banks go SIS. commercial Ts-iay bills
80 IS demand go 81 caaies 2A l.
Francs. demand 1s-IS. cables 16-1k
Belgian francs. demand I5-A. cables
It
Guiiue~s. demand - liz. cables 80 sS-IB
Lire demand To- cables --o
Marks. demand 81 cGDies u
Government bonds weak
Railroad bonds heavy
Time loans strong u days. - days and
SIX months. s.,
Call Tnnnev STEADY; high s. low s. -ui-
ing -a-e y, chasing biu 6. offered II :,
yrks- iua- q bank accaDfanrtss &
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New York Produce Market

View York Apr. ID.
wEEA--Spnr frme-; No. rad and
m . trg-4 els and No. . mixed durum
ssss q 3 Steamer June shipment
-0ES-spUr sfead-, No. yellow
fgs 81 and No. nizsu ~ - View
York
oaws-srot gIiier; vo. : white Z.--ss
nominal
TAuT9-EaE-- middle weST @9i9EIT.
ET---EF-fTi rfns- receipts He-S f1Ass
r.--g,ayne-v higher than extras 74xsI1s. DO.
ssx--as 9. scurg Il. 1rats - - g Scars -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21

=. packing s.uc.. a.l--a-. MAKE M. :
= =
III stzS-SL-InE- -areTD-E -. storage
n rst-G ez---o ul-StS aa24A. 3 age pa-E-
u 1rSl5 45sl1s-. rash e n-1 - -&---l
,.!Scs =6as- f7rsts +24R4s sts.-s. E7a- n.
q ezEr;fv western at.-0t-- w-leas = So .g
-x--as zS3zsr4 40. hrgw--ls tZ1--.s s-Iv-
an. gathered browns GuG T..Zy-G g1lu-.
..----S m ex--.ls $50 -
STGAR-Rzw firm. re,lt- tural -st
-eTined n--u- rne E-acu.atsa -.'-fI-
here WIS snE-1 reaction n -u- -,--ts
IT'S morning uuter liuuidE-G0u VI.
y1r-ices az M -srnc r. .o y ne. tUwa,-.
= n winch there Was a silGul Awe
DCTA TLtES-Easl--T-- Bermuda. De-.
ssssa. DID " rs -.SsT1.tn
AEE-Eas3s- rfurlGa 1gsl-e-
l.fr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21
Nothing Succeeds Like Profitable Results.
Investigate

the actual cash-down price cost Of buying
home N Augusta before yol decide that II
costs TOO much" Find out more about build
ing and loan association cooperation with hc-1e
buyers
When you pay Uu1 money far nome you are
making Al investment that VII pay dividends
for years and years altar the last payment Is
made.
journal ads represent the best home prop
erty propositions that 4 ugusta car offer Read
and Investigate today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
-a;~~sS II -'1e Days 0eaiIng IN Az
me -saGins Stocks

.T ~E- april G-The stock market
--o.. G-Cety uDaer me iuIinfnts"
= .--~esslv esv CunffnFnr short inter
'--a- many popular issues. eaps--
-,s-- -ecenTtT II speculative "a
ring ao6iu oI7a- severe price
-'--s -1-.oU.
r--rE- TUE--e-~ -le-H Was an @vldeNL
POSITION 70 attribute tine -LT--rer dft-
...a-.-lv % monetary conditions
= -3et- WE CUYT1p2-a@1vefT easy
7Tf-- JesliCinG rom its Der cen.
'---,s- -l.e 70 8 during the nlid-sessoIn,
-1e -IuCs were vlr-lR-l- nun-c--
a~faa~1 VIII connections ct Ir1Tt-7nr
-177n~-eo -Ia. me federal RESERVE
.as- -..-C -"neweFl rs opposition - an
----,--t.7t. n --eIiirs. advising that rnese
--s--lc-ad -n legitimate c8nu1e-Gls-
~ --.uus.--a. enterprises.
-@-~ lEnE-nE interests alEn aCvoca1-
@-lC-lnn 01 speculative curlEnIf-
'---r.-s n--zuse NJ extensive new firann-
'2lc1 ~ which Is vet 70 De aSsIua-
--,s2 - lrresru-s- IN ESSENCE. now
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21

3 miles rom C3Tv If Gsa-Itue-. land
a.,nug equally divided. GUS y tons n1.E.
pasture Tu- head. fruit fur home llst
i st0r- huuse Is 2. nz--. uiEcESInlJl
snun- this p--upF-yw uust ne suiu -.
once. Come and look IL 0ve-.
Z = Worcester. Y aste-T ave A.
-1sta Ne phun. g1S-M
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Wanted

Two T0UNG LADIES To &C. as As-
SIS-AN- BoChkEE2EES and CASH
LEES. Experience not necsssa-v adj
,.ress AsaIatan- BooE.st..-T,,.-s. c2-e Ken
neuec Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21

-nss of AppseIte is also loss ~
vitality. rigur TIME To r-cnrsr appe-
lite and the reEr rakR hoods s1r ana
-illa-s1l-i strengthens tine stomach.
rey-Feg.sz digestion. mE4-sa eating q
uieasil,-e / also makes rae bioou rich
anu pure, ana sfradies --4s usrvss-Adv-
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CLASSIFTED-DISPLAY
Wanted To Rent

5ouEts q rooms must hive eiec--ict-
= and III rnune-n improvements. -eis-
phone ,-,-M- Geo. = Bowies. Den ST.
pe-1ntenGert Metropolitan Lie ms. ca.
Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21
State Farm Agency
SPECIAL Bare Alas
To Settle Estate

Z acre arm price ssnG. naz-n- CRY and
sznunis, lana equally CIrIapd beLwe-n
1esd ana pasture cuts cur u hay. pas
-IIrs Tu- g. mead t-JLE1le, U&-T4. pelu---
n0Es@ .--E wu-E sauu
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CLASSFIED-DISPLAY


ONE -ATNCEEss and ONE Cock.
CU0K should have had experience n ca-
tt-1ng fur small Dime parties. apply
Miss Ruth Hammond. Elaine MausIun.
uEusta. Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21

Beautiful Country -nrne
For Sale
Only lew minutes walk n rIry. nm
house. steam neEc. broad piRZ=2- sDieI1-
dIa vlew buildings 1ur ltsss chickens. I'VE
acre garden land good urCHg-Tl. DleuJC
--IIit and berries. etc. This place will DC
-uid tins gnuuth a. = E-eHI bargain. F'7-
details y \ AIhln. - Murray So AZ
Eusta. Maine Phone 76S-j.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
farms anc Larr FOR Sale

farms anc land FOR Sale Sc
buildings weN divided INTO 1T q. pas
-l-a ana WOOD. t--ice &1a Easy
terms AuDl-' Z- ne AugJsta Office o<
Cls Anus Il Higgins Farm Agency
ACRES. aF-Ea-n Wouu .urbe- ana
pasTurfng- FIR further particulars III
4l..rs u r I. LrzE.nt- X Indsu-Ville.
he
ACRES. a4-5tuck farm al at1uiI7pfsi. 2
niles rom CITY. 1--we. tleils SDtenCfIC
ur-.nE-d. uIce wooG lot. wa-e- n 5ui.u-
,nEs. ezra Eond house ana Ba--l.
PRICE very iuw tur Gmck sa Amos
II. ElEg.us. opp. ao1e. c9ur-n. Al
gls1a-
a RES. A-ln N1r-h 7irrsion. 8 miles
1-"ur1 Gardiner GOOD Fields eEoeiie.Tlt
wood ana Iur1ne- lot Eslu1Ils- armies ana
small 1-l3-s. >-rauTn mouse. GOOD barn.
ntn 1nllEt- tJ6aa water. = TONS nay,
farming -nnis ard ha-- Price s2oso e..
T. St-1;;e. Caroline
Acres s-Be1a-.ss. N business else
wiief- v-sn 70 sell nv 1a-Tn AZ Bow
doAaam Maine. B-ICk house with
furnace good au-nuiidinGs InCluui~=
uarL, chicken InEsas and lsn nose \
y tf1Tlent-r r-,rs-,- Good wagon anu
-a-7n -on!s. also about IG9.ts feat
standing timber and vnung u-cnHTd.
only one mile from railroad station
N--Te 1ur inflammation 10 5ux IS, BAH
Maine
AIRES. I@-1n car me. $40 Is acres
near CITY -uarke-- Sl6a'. good uuiia-
ngs Z. ;. SAWYER Farm Agency. C1p
Al z. Z. 2 sl1clOn- Tei. 9GW
ACRES. Ia@.--Nea- cry S--onrn 11use
barn 45S4e corn 1onsa. al III GnnG -
pa-r zine wD0C To-. FED Daniel n
y uTT.IeE-l : We. Augusta
: res. IcS-l-- mile t-oIn T1Eus. miles
70 Augusta. IS acres level machine
worked. * acres SPRING wG5.- mas
TIRE vuDulut estimated n CEt :. cords
- pine and he-niock. y zQpie --e-es
piuTn -E-=-S- GuLI2ge house. { --1nrrs. II
GOOD condition. gnnG basement barn
4iX4r with basement -IelIp 1ur hezG
ana -wa horses. Al ,puis included
and STOCK. COWS. : atl-er uur-s.
moving TnaCnln.. horse ak I'm
wagon. SulEv piuw. w0-ElnE niuw cui-
CN2tpr- ndr-S+- ilue disc harrow --lrK
wagon. -uaC wagons. . Sc sleigh ser
dnUute harness. lIErT-- driving ulInE
si-1u -ulle-. drag. and al small ruDis
IONS nay IN ua-T.. ONLY s-sgn, SSu cash
bziA0ct easy te--4s Address Flank {
MlChRuG, AUGUSTA x M Vernon A-e
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BUSINESS SERVICE


BUSINESS SERVICES O~erec Il
Cl-CtS IA SHOE SIN E-I4S va ~
-t.St s+E.nF n -uw- fyy- ladies 3nu
0ar-s. :ltrs cleaned -aG Gyfe.-. Jouu
C-cc1-lvsG. Is-gp
East SIZE Pf-1FM- aCY-aS Cuuv st
c A ~nelunn. Prop. a lire Ip-ru-
date. Etur LOCATION especially apHea.s
IN -1yr-.l l-atIe
LICENSED ATC-IClN EER-Tneu. rI-e
Y. LsnEIey-. Z. T. =. 36. Oakland. Tel
- Sidney
Tai your story here tnmur-ow
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EMPLOYMENT

EMPLOYMENT
-eiu Warreu-E>rnaie Z
GIR--isa-, general nuuH.awurk 1a-uilv
u1 -r--ae, washing ana Irnusns aun"
3U- Mrs. Chas- -Aw-Encs, - Man
Ave. za-dlue-
l1EL-Cs-ga one fur genera house
WIKI Il small -aE11-ly address, = -
z, JnU-nR- Jr1iCe.
~ III X NAN-T3 assist with lie
luUse WORK and with M carE Ut chi
urell. hrs =. Z. S-la---- : CnI--- s.
Tt 415W
HOUSE z1..--lE -ITy Fam Augusta
Ia. ~
EOTSE MAl-.-AIld waitress :. star
hpsplIa.- Apply 70 ula-rnI-
KTTCEEN wCNAN-5ahnson Horse
Gardner
-EEC9lEESAc s1ace Hospital. AuE.:s.a
5t-st IEnLeg and G,tGIcs- l--D---ug -sUTn
II M SAFE Alss -eIIaAie woman eo-
assa--Hg roam. - rna-un.
Pull NCRSESTo care tur children
R-,ts Superintendent. 7usu1t1- Cui-
ages Eur Children. 5Ridwlnvt.lt=, .dllsE-
SINGLE WDMEN-As z--nGR1-s n
Stz-e Institution for FS-~ minded.
Salary 81 Der month and .I1--.ltezll4 c=-
aupiv stating age 70 SIIpe. lit +s.l en-
-eIc1wur-l Village Ehleils. 5uck!Anu
Goun---- y. 7
x = III ,-SES-Tw0. q once p ne
Bingham EuEa.- Wanted MAY Isl
--l.ls- cook Apply az {. y Lu--uE,
2-7pc-7a7ZJ Il. -naIn. Maine.
y M no 8er,1t- 70 M huma we-eh-
y 70 au -a1ltv washing. Ms = =
= e.. L1uTt s. Te-- 4lN-A
~ u = - I-psEe-7I. -- .:eep hul-se. 5ur
summer ATp.v ~ Mrs q s. ant
II. ~ta-, s., s4E-lsi4.
it Iii 41>-T- pu--le n m par III Il
so~ f-8s noUseJv 'rE. 25zses cam =.
-e So -. Al-lssz
F'nun4 our want ads. The herueae-
5uu-l.44l W. --tIsr vnu-
EEA- tGGa- .nu-Ia. Want A. Cat
aluEus
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One p z ew
-'-l-D -'lTsu- Truck az
rr---z- ana berry g--aar Ezr -Ca1u.
-..us EEZge. E.anaa ph.
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AUTOMOBILES


-1Y t,ICh. IS Esa rs new
A--1e=. AItD Repair q y
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NJ asIcai Instruments

9RGAN--,Jne ezra good. fine walnut
case Practically good as new. r Ut
sale ciIeap. - " aEer street Gard. or
over Er1nr Market open evenings
PEoAJE2A Pt7-Edisur cylinder ana 70
records ST. Easv terms 2 desired. -
Z Downing ~ Ha-er -
P1ANC--E'o- sale. upright. standard
make will make luw price tur quIck
sale Tel e1--a
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Poultry and Supplies 4e
EGGS Oh EATCEING-Whife wyan-
fUrte. brad for eEg produrrinn cpcie-el
--urn t-ap-nesgesi stock Regal Durcas
strain. I'D setting nj e eggs z 3
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-05-13
FACTS ABOUT THE
FL|CKERTA|L STATE.

Ruy.-At recent election the vOt-
ers Of this city decided to build new
$4,000 school house.
LisbOn.-An army caterpillar is
part Of the equipment being used in
the building of roads by local con-
tractor.
Stanley.-Jacob Eltz, young Noun
trail county farmer, died from drink
ing fOrmaldehyde from bottle sup
posed to contain water.
McVille.-At their last meeting the
city council let the contract for the
construction of water and sewer
system. The approximate cost will be
$4,000.
Calvin.-The Cavalier County Sun
day School association will hold their
meeting here May 25 and 26. Several
prominent Sunday school workers of
the state will be present.
Casselton.-At meeting of 60
members of the Valley Wool Growers
association held here last week, the
members decided to pool all their
wool at Fargo.
Dunn Center.-Paul Busenbark,
county farm agent, has resigned his
place with the county and will become
foreman of the Diamond CT ranch,
one of the best in the state.
Fargo.-Two hundred candidates are
expected in the June class that will
take work in the Scottish Rite ut the
Masonic temple. The work will open
ON June and continue four days.
New Rockford county is to
have Red Cross school nurse, The
Eddy county chapter of the Red
Cross has appropriated $500 and the
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-05-13

to see Mr.. LANCER the choice of that
Minot convention. But, should a
fair trial of strength indicate another
man as the proper one to make the
race, then we are for that man.
The most important thing to re-
member is that all the fifty thousand
different ideas in the camp of the fif-
ty thousand voters who showed oppo-
sition to Townleyism in the referen-
dunn election must be combined in one
idea when we go to the final primary
fight. If that is done, there has
been a great plenty of changed opin-
ions during the past year to sweep
the grafters from Office, and put the
control of this state in the hands of
the citizens and taxpayers where it
rightfully belongs.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-05-13
county board $1,000 for salary and ex-

county board Sl,OOO for salary and eX-
penses.
Lisbon.-The Ransom County Fair
association has been organized, capt.
talized at $4,000. The association
will buy site and erect buildings.
Announcement Of the first fair will be
made later.
Fargo.-About 100000 worth of
improvements will be made in the
city this year, and according to Com
missioner o. NJ. Srate, contractors
having the contracts will finish every
job this year.
Kenmare.-Ward county officials
arrested two men here charged with
importing liquor into the state. The
men We're driving in wagon when
taken and officials say they confiscated
considerable liquor.
MintO.-Walsh county farmers will
plant experimental patches of sugar
beets this spring. Mr.. NarlOch, n local
farmer has raised sugar beets for the
past Is years without failure, and
he is one of the leaders in the move
mcnt.
DraytOn.--At joint meeting of the
American Legion and the Commercial
club it was decided to celebrate In
dependence day on July S. A commit
tee of 10 has been appointed to pre-
pare the. biggest and best celebration
ever held in this section of the coun-
try.
Cooperstown.-Grig county's an
nlial school play day will be held here
May %. The play day is for the school
children of the entire county and plans
are being made fer their entertain
ment. A county school exhibit will
show the constructive work of the
school children.
Beach.--In spite of the unusual wet
weather about one third of the seeding
has been done in Golden Valley county
and the farmers expect to, complete
their work in ample time. Conditions
never seemed more favorable as the
cold wet weather has killed many of
the grasshOppers.
Grand Forks.-Professor Roger w.
Cooley of the law department. of the
state university, has returned from
Washington. D. c., where for the past
two years he has been connected with
the legal division of the bureau of war
risk insurance. He will resume his
duties at the state university next
fall
Williston.-The high school has
been selected under the Smith-Hughes
act for federal vocational training in
agriculture, home economics and the
trades and industries. Under the ap.
pointment the school will receive fin
ancial aid to the extent of one-half of
the salaries Of the instructors hired
for the different departments.
Minot-Jacll Miles, prominent
character of this city, was taken in d
recent raid made on the Waverly
hotel. Miles was recently paroled
from sentence Of 80 days for boot.