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Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-23
ESSAY C0NTESTI'
BY GOVERNMENT

Colonel William A. Skunk, in
:harge of recruiting in Southern Cal
I'ofornia and Arizona, with head
quarters in Los Angeles, has notified
Sergeant Robert Surber, in charge of
The local recruiting station, Ell Cen
;ro, that the War Department will
hold an Essay Contest in the early
part of February, in which the stu
dents of all schools, except colleges
and universities, whether public, pri-
vate, sectarian or non-sectarian will
be invited to participate. The sub
ject of the Essay is to be "What are
the benfits of an enlistment in the U.
S. Army and the board of judges
will consist of Secretary of War
Baker, Genral Peyton C. Marsh and
General John J. Pershing. The three
boys or girls whose essays are Judged
Ito be the best will be given a free trip
! 20 Washington with their parents,
where each one will be presented with
a medal by the Secretary of War and
, With silver cup which he or she will
laave the honor of carrying home and
presenting to their school.
I Colonel Skunk requests that the
principals of all schools interested in
participating in this great national
contest cooperate in every way possi-
..ole with the officers of the Army Re-
t,ruiting Service and that some repre-
sentative of their schools be appoint
td to confer with the officers in
charge of the local recruiting station
'lnd become familiar with all the de-
tails necessary in order to enter the
contest. X. a.
The War Department. is anxious
Chat every child in the county be Civ
IN this chance to win trip to Wash
..ngton with all the honors of being
presented with gold medal by the
Secretary of War, ad the Principals
.of Schools and the Officers of the
Recruiting Service must work to-
gether to see that every boy and girl
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-23

said Architects office in the city Of FL
Centre, California.
The bids invited are as follows: gen.
eral work; plumbing, heating. painting
and electric work.
The contractor is to furnish all labor
and materials, tools and appliances ne
cessary for the construction and COIN
pletion Of said school building. or the
particular part thereof on which a bid
may be submitted. and to assume all lia.
bility in connection with the same; to
take out workmen's compensation in
surance on all men employed, and shall
hold the district blameless for all acci-
dents or damage that may occur in the
prosecution of the contract, and shall
conform to state laws in reference to
alien labor and eight hour day.
Within ten days after notice that he
has been awarded the contract, the sue
cessful bidder will be required to give a
good and sufficient surety company's
bond, or other approved bond. for the
sum Of not less than seventy five (75)
per cent of the contract price, divided
into two bonds as follows: One bond
for not less than fifty per cent (0) to
secure the payment of all claims of ma
terial men, mechanics and other labor
ers, for materials furnished or labor per-
formed upon said building, and an own.
er's bond for not less than twenty five
t25) per cent guaranteeing the compile
tion of the contract; asid bonds to be ap.
proved by the county attorney of I'M
perial County; and also to execute a
good and sufficient contract for the per-
formance of the labor of the furnishing
of material or both, in pursuance of
this notice, and the bid and award here
in referred to. And should said bonds
and said contract, or either, not be exc
cuted within said ten days. then said
school district may, at its option, res.
cind and cancel said award.
Each bid must be on the uniform bid
form furnished and be accompanied by
a certified check or bidders bond for
five (5) per cent of the amount of the
bid, made payable to the clerk OF the
Eucalyptus School District. as a guaran-
tee that the bidder, If awarded the con-
tract, will within ten days from date of
notice Of such award execute such con.
tract and give the bonds required.
n The Board OF Trustees OF the Eucai-
yptus School District reserves the right
to accept any or to reject any or all
proposals presented
BY order of said Board OF Trustees of
the North End School District,
Dated this 30th day of December, 1919.
w. ii. BROOKS.
Clerk of the Eucalyptus School District.
Publish Jan. 9-1623.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-23

out of the Superior Court of the County
of Imperial, State of California, on the
fifteenth day of January, A. d. 1920. in
the above-enttled action, in said Super.
ior Court, wherein the above-named
Plaintiff obtained judgment and decree
of foreclosure against the said Defend
ants on the fourteenth day Of January
A. d. 1920, which said judgment and de-
cree was on the 18th day of January A.
d. 1920, recorded in judgment book Of
said Court. at page 276. am command
ed to sell at certain lot, piece or
parcel of land, situate, lying and being
in the County Of Imperial, State of Cal
ifornia, and bounded and described as
follows:
The east one-half of the east one-half
of the northeast quarter of the north
west quarter of Tract one.hundred-for-
ty, township sixteen, south,( range four.
teen east San Bernardino Meridian, Eh
of E1s of NEA of NWA of Tract 14O-
16-14 according to the map of the re-
survey approved June IA, 1910 and filed
in the United States Land Office at Los
Angeles, California.
And public notice is hereby given that
on Friday, the twentieth day of Febru-
airy A. d. 1920. at 12 o'clock noon of that
day, at the principal door Of Court
House No. 627 Main Street in the City
of Ell Centre, County of Imperial State
of California, will. in obedience to said
order of sale and decree of foreclosure
sell the above described property, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to
raise sufficient money to satisfy said
judgment, with interest and costs, etc.,
to the highest and best bidder, for legal
tender of the United States.
Dat1' January Is, A. d. 1920.
RAY EDGAR
Commissioner appointed by said Court.
PETERS & CRONEY AND j. w.
GLASSFORD, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-23

Yesterday witnessed the real CON-
mencement of the CRAFTSMANSHIP
CLUB" campaign lately inaugurated
on this paper and from now on it will
be "a merry race to wire" and within
a few weeks time the big gift distribu-
tion. will be a matter of history. THE
names of CLUB members enrolled in
the campaign are published again today
and the list will continue to be publish
ed in every issue of this paper Start
ing tomorrow the number of 25 paper
CLUB credits received up to date for
the different members will be credited
in these columns so that friends of
those enrolled can see how their fav-
oraites are getting along from day to
day.
THE CREDIT SYSTEM
Credits are obtained in this novel
campaign by saving and having friends
save the 25 free CLUB credit coupons
which appear in these columns each
day, and by getting friends and others
to prepay their subscription to The I'm.
perial Valley Press.
SALESMANSHIP TEST
This campaign is SALESMANSHIP
test, pure and simple. The Imperial
Valley Press is desirous of adding new
subscriptions to it's list and to collect
up on present subscriptions. In order
to do this at a minimum of time and
worry it was decided to inaugurate the
SALESMANSTIIP PLAN to accomplish
this end and at the same time to give
the good folks of the Valley an oppor-
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-23
gets the opportunity of competing
for the coveted prize.

Professor Frederic Violetti, of the
University of California, wro is an
acknowledged authority on grape
growing, will arrive in this city on
February 4. All persons desiring
information as to the planting of
grapes, the kinds best adapted to In
perial Valley and other facts, can
Obtain the desired information by COM
municating with the Farm Bureau,
which will be the scientists head
quarters during his stay in the valley.
Many persons contemplating the
planting of vineyards are expected to
take advantage of the presence of
Professor Bioletti and gain from him
the information necessary for the sue
cessful growing of grapes.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-23

tunity to prove out and demonstrate
their SALESMANSHIP ability.
To those who show the greatest abil-
ity in this line will go the 90 valuable
prizes and the cash commission checks
Three automobiles, a Chalmers "HOT
SPOT six cylinder touring car, an
OVERLAND coupe and handsome
DORT touring car Then there are
talking machines, diamond rings, Ansco
cameras, Merchandise orders and hand
some wrist watches. After this array
comes the cash commission checks, 20
percent or $1.O0 out of every $500 sale
No CLUB member can. lose in this
campaign and all will be rewarded for
the effort put forth.
SHORT "DRIVE"
This subscription DRIVE will eX-
tend over only a few short weeks and
naturally those who get the early start
are those who are going to have the
best chance of final success, the motor
cars, and the other valuable prizes.
DOUBTS
DOUBTS MAKE TRAITORS" of us
all and if YOU, Mr.. or Mrs. or Miss Am
bition, have been thinking of enrolling
in this campaign, or if your name al
ready appears in the list, but you have
DOUBTED your ability to succeed
NOW is the time to throw these doubts
aside and get into the game with the
firm determination that you can anC
will be successful.
These motor cars and the other prize.
are here for some one and that SOM
one may just as well be you.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-23
NOTICE INVITING BIDS FOR THE
ERECTION OF A GRADE SCHOOL
BUILDING FOR THE EUCALYP.
TUS SCHOOL DISTRICT, I'M
PERIAL COUNTY, CALF.

Notice is hereby given that the ,un-
dersigned clerk of the Eucalyptus
School District will receive sealed bids
at the school building up to 7,30 p. NJ.
on the 3Oth day of January, 1920, for the
erection of grade school building to
be located as may be directed. on the
school property of the Eucalyptus
School District, Imperial County, Cali.
fornia, in accordance with approved
plans and specifications prepared by
Don w. Wells, Architect, and on file in
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-23

yop have SALES abhry{or thinker with supplies for your
i'm
ep now the ideal time mediate family to give
in
cnent
AMBITION and LITTLE go TO THE
ARE YOU OPPORTUNITY HALF WAY
your
have ere this received a
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-23
RECOMMEND NEW
STATION FOR l.. A.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 23.-The con.
struction of a union passenger ter
minal, eliminating grade crossings
throughout the city and other rail
troad improvements calling for $780,
100000 to 35,000,O0O in all were rec
commended in Los Angeles terminal
report of the state railroad commits
'sion made public here today.
Chas. Ferguson is very sick at his
home.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-23
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE AP
POINTED FOR PROVING WILL
AND HEARING APPLICATION
FOR LETTERS TESTAMENT
AIRY

in THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL, STATE
OF CALIFORNIA.
In the Matter of,the Estate of Tesse
Hess, Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given that a petit
ton for the probate of the will of Tessie
Hess, deceased, and for the issuance to
Fred c. Hess of letters testamentary
has been filed in this court, and that
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. King and their
son, of this city, leave this evening
for New York City, to be gone for a
month";.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-23
COMMiSSIONER'S NOTICE OF SALE,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL, STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. A DF."s

CORA B. DORAN, Plaintiff, VS.. NJ. l..
PARCELS, j. w. RITZMAN, ct at, de-
PENDANTS.
Under and by virtue of an order of
sale and decree of foreclosure issued
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-23
DISTRICT NO. I

DISTRICT NO.
This includes the city of Ell Centre ohin the
corporate limits Each Club member has the oppor-
tuniy to vn either the Chalmers touring the
land bort touring and at least ONE
mobile MUST in this district and possibly tUo After
celUes TEN OTHER GIFTS and n-prize uUnnerS 1UiI
be raid 20 percent, S1OO out of eUery $500 collected
according to the rules of the can,paign.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-23
CLUB MEMBERS MAKE REAL START|N =
SALESMl|A|NSH|P CAMPAIGN; RACE IS ON

Club Credits Represented by Paper Coupons Received
for the Club Members will be Duly Credited in Paper
Tomorrow; List will run Each Day That Friends
Can Keep up with Progress Being Made by Favor
ties; Ambitious Members Will Find it Easy to Get
Club Credits. f<g~'
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-23

Friday, the 9Th day of February, A. d.
1920, at o'clock p. NJ, of said day, at
the courtroom of Department No. 1 of
said court, at the courthouse in the city
of El Centre, County of Imperial, State
of California, has been set for the hear
ing of said petition, when and where
any person interested may appear and
contest the same, and show cause, if
any they have, why said petition should
not be granted
Dated January 18th, 1920.
Mr. 6 COOK
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-23
By a. E. WILLIFORD,

Deputy Clerk. 3
FRANK BIRKHAUSER, Attorney for
Petitioner, 1926 Security Bank Bldg,
Ell Centre, Cal
Jan. 23-10X
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-23

DISTRICT NO.
This district includes all territory 1vch the I'M
peria Valley Press crculates outside of the City of Ell
Gentro 1his district includes Seeley Holtue IMPERIAL
B,alcley Calexico Ni,and Calipatra Wesmorland and
all rural routes Each candidate in this district has the
same opportunity to ca either the Chalmers touring car,
the Overland the bort touring car and at least
ONE automobile MUST go in this district and possibly
tUo After the ontomobes alOarded each district pos
HiUey receives TEN OTHER GIFTS ard non prize Iui-
ners oaI be paid 20 percent S10O out of every $500
collected 0cc0rding to the yuIes of the can.Eaign.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-23

Kitty Mae Cook Cadman
Mont
Mrs.
Carl
ftookh ....IIaze
Mrs. O.
Mrs. lyman
Mrs MuTiga
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- Thoma
MINED
Do
owe Hamilton F.
ss
NJ
1teonauson NH
b. l.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-23
Furniture Department

model which
Laboratory
Million Dollars
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Aillaro GilTnurs, Rav 1haprnH1 re
cream. Charles Smith, Mrs Hartman
Black. Ee,Tnon Black. Alton Richard
son; candy, Racnel Pierre. Mrs. Abhle
Reed, Miss GLADYS G7fedwtn. flowers
Mrs. Katherine Prenriss. Mrs Rav
Chapman. Ms Irene --aadbI-r-r-. an
JesrHinIneut, Earrv T'lllnrner. Mrs.
Clayton PiIlsnurv Miss May 5noen,
E1erson Brown, bin poster. -ytlz.-l as
Smith ticket sellers ana takers Harry
Piumner, Mrs. Clavrnn PiIlspury-.
Miss MAY Brown. Eversan Brown.
constable. George Brown, spal1s Atom
8uw-san. leslie AInes EvererT Eunr-
er. J-,. ann Robert T1shey.
Mrs. William Henderson and Young
est son Harold. anu Mrs. Ned B. Is en-
drlck and family nave returned from
Be grade. where they have been 1nr
several DAYS. visiting friends aud rel
aIives
Mrs. Ralrth SeRapurv and duugsu1er
ForresrIne N lewiston, ara visiting
tr1endk IN town.
MRS. X. 4. Crawford underwent
surgical operation al ner nome Thurs
gay
AIen Henderson is enjoying a camp
inE TRIP al China Lake with q parr3,
oI friends 1rDm W&terviIle ana Boston.
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CHIN

S0TTH-Mrs Potter, who has
passed July ana August here. Jeff on
Monday fur Boston. where she Will
s1op a few days and linen 90 On 70
her nome N Omaha Nepr-
Mrs David Phillips with her three
children. Polly. Betty and Sonny,
left Tuesday TOR their home IN
Evanston. III.
Rev. George WaIenta left ON Wed
nesaay for MS home in Philadelphia.
Lawrence Blatchford of Portland
is the guesf OF Rufus Jones
Miss 1nEerBol Of Stamford Ct,
is rhe guest Of Miss Margaret Weed
Mrs Hugh Weed with her three
children, Hugh. Phebe and Kath-
crime, lef1 Tuesday for their home n
ST. Louis, Mo
Key. and Mrs Charles MarTi re-
turned on Monday from South Dur
nam, where they attended the Quar-
teiy nesting Of the Friends
Miss Breed, vim mas been Visiting
her aunt. Miss Mariana Crossrnau.
left Tuesday for Bar Harhnr Miss
Jennie Bishop left al the same time
40 tt73 3Dffir n " BFpeGLEf, MASS.
Mrs Harry Williams and Ml-s. ..
~ Aebhsr Of Auburn. called on Mrs
Mary VI. Jones Tuesday.
Nathan Dennert and daughter
FRANCES have jeiued Mrs. Deuner,
and Priscilla ar their cottage
Miss Clara n Jones left Monday
for Rasiun
William Jacob nj A1nesburv. Mass.
arrived Wednesday al MARY W
Jones
Harvey Z. Jones and Miss Jeruie
Bean LETT Sunday for Lewiston.
Mrs Annie L Austin visited Mrs.
Louis Masse Monday at East Faasal-
born.
Mr.. Freeman has joined ms farniiv
al the Jacobs cottage.
Miss Iva Mitchell. who has bean rhe
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guest af Mary X Jones the past
week EFF Oh TuesdAv-
Miss J. A. CraEIe left on Saturday
for her haIne in Stamford Conn.
Mrs. Dell EE-luwe.i, VINO mas been
ii, is ahle 20 be ahouI the house.
Miss Marauna Cross1nan made q
trip TUESDAY 70 WaJeryille.
Miss Elizabeth BraEan and Master
Roland Bragan Of HaIlnweIl arrived
al J. Albert Jones on Monday for .
visit.
Mrs and Mrs. Len vensiller and
little granddaughter also Miss Diary
Leavansiller and Mr- Chase all If
Waldo, were sunday guests n Mrs.
Austin.
LleweLlvn EuIlsrnan u Everett
Mass, IS the Eens1 Of his grand
mother Mrs. Ear-ler Bragg
Mrs. Della Chadwick. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs J.
II Holmes, returned To Boston. Sat
urday. y
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WINSLQW

Miss Beulah Withee left Sunday
for A1sonIa, Conn. 10 resume hey
teactIlnE IN ne ElEh scnouI. wnlcn
E-il open sept. :
Mrs. Lewis Callahan If Pawtacket.
2. I. and Mrs Richard Kramer ans
TWO children Of Providence. z. l..
after passing the summer at the
home OF Mrs.. Callahan 3 and Mrs
RaInevs parents Nj. ana Mrs. Pa va
Bee uregard. LEFT Sunday for their
homes
Mr and Mrs. James Higgins have
returned from FrederT C+on. ST. John.
and Moncton. X. r., where -asr
passed their TWO weeks vacation.
Carl Francis. aged TWO wears and
I've months. son o1 Mr. ana Mrs
Patrick Riley Of TIcunIc Street. dled
TUESDAY. Funeral serT-lces Were held
Thursday afternoon Al the home Of
me parents. Rev " r. Pierce.
0Hstor If the Methodist Churc-
NaIervlile, OF ClGted. The floral rrzb-
ures ware beautiful Burial was al
Pine Craze Gene cry. Those from
out of Town VINO ar-en ded the funer-
4! We're Mrs a-iev's mutner ana
brothers, Mrs Louisa ROBINSON.
Lyndon Bessev and Ernest Gaylord.
Ms AdA Russell Of Madison. Mrs.
Ellsworth Bessey ana son. Warren
u F7incklev
Mrs Ferry Smiley is q guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. Eugene Holt. u
Fairfield
Peter Libby had an airplane -1de
with LleH1 Maxim ~ the fair.
Mrs. John q. Murray ana son.
Frank. ana daughter, Louise have re
turned from Ocean Point where
they passed a few days
Mrs. lanes Turbvne and daugh-
ter. Catherine. ana sons, John and
Robert. nave ~eru~ned from Web
her pond. where they passed week
Mrs, lydia Farren Of Brighton Is
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OAKLAND

Mrs. Arthur Simmons, VINO has
been q guest al the home Of Alr and
Mrs. Sarge Warren. went 70 Fair
field Friday 10 visit Mrs. annie Pol
lara before returning 10 her home
IN Portland. She was acc@u pam 60
as far as Fairfield by Mrs. Warren.
VINO was Mrs. PoIlard's guest Tor
the day.
Miss Ruby Cochran has returned
tram q visit with relatives II Trout
dale
M and Mrs. Walter Trask and
family. vino nave been passing the
summer III their cprtage on Lake
MessRlonskee. viii return today TO
their home N town.
Miss AIire Fa--ar. VINO mas been
uasisng the summer vacation with
her mother, Mrs. Horace Farrar Of
Fairfield, VIII return today TO Wav-
.riy, Mass. where she VIII resume
her duties Us teacher IN the public
schools
Mr. and Mrs. George Eailert. Rus
sell and Gladys ballet. have return
ed from a week outing al Old Or
cnard Mr. Hailet ana son Russell
also visited relatives IN New Haven
ana Mrs HaIlerT and daugtIer
GLADYS passed a part Of their vaca-
rien with Mrs. HatieTTs SISTER, Ms.
Joseph Lea yer OF Hailoweil.
Mr.. and Mrs. John FAR. OF Port
land. who are passing their vacation
with Mr. Fairs parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Farr. have returned
from q short visit with friends in
SanEerville.
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BELGRADE

Mrs Alice Pinknan Of Augusta Is
visiting friends in town
Mrs William Dawson and little
daughter. Else. Of Brooklyn. n y.
VINO nave been visiting relatives in
TOWN. for some weeks. have returned
home. They were accompanied bv
Mrs Dawson $ sister. Mrs Walter
Knowles and little daughter Pearl
\ Mrs. John Wadieigh IS entertaining
her cousin. Miss Buvufun.
Mrs. MARY Tillsun Is visiting -ela-
riVes N Winrh rop
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MRS. Ann A. HOBART. 81
PORTLAND. REGISTERS

Portland, Sept 6-Ars Anna A
HobArt- 81 wears old, yesterday after
nuon reEist ered as a voter Of the
City of Portland Remarkably ac-
tive Of body 1pr one Of her years AMI
keen and aier- mentally, Mrs. Hobart
PLEASANTLY referred 10 hsr experience
IN being Registered as q very res1ful
Tine "
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Fred weDber. Robert Topey; dai-y
Mrs. Mary CoKer, Mrs. Charles Smith.
Mrs. frank WymaS. Mrs Nina Spear
n; fancy work, Mrs Pearl Jackson,
Mrs Edward Pollard. Mrs Grace Pills
our Mrs. Adelaide Rand; many snow,
Mrs. George johnson, Miss Matte
Downs. Mrs. HsIeerT Haley; canned
gossas. Mrs. Harry Plummer, Mrs.
Harry Fitzpatrick Mrs. EverEun
Brown; scnpol exhibit. Mrs. Reuben
II e.ntEw ORTIZ. Miss Alberta Foss. Miss
Nellie RounGY; pastry. Mrs. Daniel
Bowman, AIRS. J0nn Eastman. Mrs.
Howard Flood. Mrs. William HosfoEsi :.
aurnn. Mrs. Alice Weston, Mrs Everett
Hunter, Mrs Humsr LIBBY; decnra-
tiuuE George Brown, Herman Black,
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a guest of her daughter, Mrs. John
c.. Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hutch Of
be.m ont. Mass. were recenI guests
ot Mrs. Hatch brother. Daniel Il.
Thing Of Benton Avenue; and OF Mr
HatCh niece. Miss Laurierta Cram
Of SkowheEan
Mrs. Albert Chamberlain and
daughters. Dorothy ana Marjorie.
have returned tToIa Owls Head,
where they passed TWO weeks
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MONMOUTH

Mr.. ana Ars. z. L Walker of
North Monu outn have as guests the
Iat7ers sister, Miss Clara Lindsey OF
Beverly, Mass. and Mr.. Walker 8
sister, N IS E7Rt1ie Walker OF Lewis
ton.
Mr. and Mrs, r N. GiIIingham and
family have returned to German
town, Pa, after passing q few weeks
at their summer home on the lake
shore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-07

Riddeford, Sept MRS. saltna Vac
non Of tins city was almost instantly
killed when hi ny a touring CIR
driven by William Poisson this at
4sTneon. Poisson was arrested, fur
nishing bonds IN s. 300 for appearance
Tuescav Mrs. Poisson is survived
nv three SONS.
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Vote FOR
ELHRID6E 7. FOSTER Of Rome

Democratic Candidate
for representative 70 Leuisiature
frum the class towns Of Rome. MI
Vernon, Vienna. Readfieid, Faverte
and Wayne Has capably filed all
IMPORTANT TOWN OFFICES
Supt If Schuuis. wears. Board Of
SeaeCtInen. - wears. Chairman Of
Liberty LoAn Committee and L.af1nr
Reserve. a farmer and cattle breed
or who mas the interest nj the farmer
al henri and wall work for their IN
teraEts.
Vote TOR Foster Tor Representative
and You'll FiaUe NO Regrets
sept at
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flI1fIEL.l

s.-9 are being MADE FAR the
1,.ge FAIR To oe held
@a 1aa The follow
'7 ~ asz-e charge Of the
X, H 5'-r rank Blaoizwen.
4-..e Pierce. NJ. and
-. &r and Mrs Ever
y. s9a 1~s Everett Hun
I'll ars. supper. 2drs.
4, ..s enule cain. Mrs.
A~- T-znk BLACKWELL
Hummer. Frank
t.. '-aEe Izlrin Berry
""0T-. William Eos4urt..