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Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department of the Interior, u. y. Lana
otfioe at Fort Sumner, N. NJ. May, l. 1870
Notice Ia hereby given that Edmond r..
Frost Of Taiban. n. NJ. whe on Deo.ls. 1915
Esde Add Hd Z. Ne. ol440s for NENNEN.
Sec. 30. N1sNwh NwMNEh Acc 2s\
TAN RaS
East. N. M. r. Meridian. has filed notice
Froef to establish claim to the land above
Of intention to make Final Three Year
Proof to establish claim to the land above
described, before MRS. Q. l, speight. United
States Commissioner. at her Sfles In
Talban New Mexico. on the Q dAy Of
June. 1929.
Claimant names az wItnessesI
james ii. Austin. William H. Vaushter, w.
4. Wade nelson A. Vaughtsr. all
Of. TGiban. II. NJ
W n. Mc7ill. Register.
TiTli pub may Last pub June4.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28
CANDY BUSINESS

We start you, at homo, or any
whera; everything furnished ;
$50 weekly and up; men WON .
en-; experience unnecessary
Speciality CandymRking Co.
s South 10 III at.
Philadelphia, Pa
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28
Read your Final Proof over
and let cs know il it needs any
correction.
NOTICE Foe PUBLICATION
First pub Apr. as. Lastpub m

Department OF the Interior. u. IS. Liant
0Sa at Fort Sumner. N. M. APR n. 1925
Non coal
Notice is hereby given that John w.
RodgsrA OF Tolar, N. NJ. who on Dec. as. 1919
made Addl Id q No. clsats for E1s SOC. 30.
T3NRSoR R. and on mar 2 1927 made ssco nd
Addl H II No. oleoSl for NWNNE1k. Sec q.
TIP. . N r. 30.
EM N M p. Me-idlaa. haA MED Notice
81 iatention to make Final Three YeaT
Proof to establish claim tn the land above
described. before Mrs C. I. spsight united
States Commissioner. at his ofFiee ip
fabian. New Mexico. on the the 81 day Of
may 1920.
Claimant names ss witnesnes: r ebert q.
Gaddy. william l.. watkins. Hamlin 8 Dou-
thit Of Tolar. n. m. A. Eustus J. Rodgers Of
Taiban. n. NJ.
w.R. MeGill register
First pub April 20 Last pub may ,s.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28
cAURcH DIT EcT Wy.

CiIUhCr Ut' EG ThTs
PRESBYTERIAN
REV. j. r. CARVER, Pastor
Prsaohins, And Sunday in each
menth; Hours, II ma ePD.
BAPTIST CHURCH
REV. D. C. Barb, Pa or.
Prsashing, Ath sunds In each
month; Hours - n &ep m.
NJ. Il. CHURCH, SOUTH
REV. E. G. Sanders. Faster
Prsashins, each let and ard
Sunday In every month;
Hours, II q m a Z: p N.
UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL
PRRRY KEITH. superintendent
Meets at 1000 every unday
morning.
Prayer meeting every W..nss-
day night,
You are cordially invited to
attend theos ssrvioss,
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28

Little Martha Ann Gilbert re
osivsd a grsat'.deAl Of sympathy
this week for having broken her
arm sho ia hardly two years
old and had gone with her'fath-
er, J. A. Gilbert, to feed thu
pig5, aAl WIS Stsnding on a
plank that formed a shade for
psn, and in s"me way fsll Oft
breaking a bono in the lower
part OF thS arm.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. U. o. L. q
once At Fort sumner. N. M. Apr. IL. ls
Notice Is hereby given tina, Lester b
H'rlihy Of raiosn, NM. who on Jany 4, 1919
made Adj HE. Ne, ,o1sss6 fer MJlNRH See Q
NwhswN .swhNwh sss. .. and ca April 1910
made second Add H. n. Ne. olsoss for sytA VIZ.
swhNEh kwhsEh See IL. al inTyn ia
Cast. n. NJ r. MsridIan. has nIed nov,oe
OF Intention to make Final Three Year
Proof TO establish claim to the land above
described. before before Mrs. c. I. Epeixht
United statos Commissioner. In her
oaios at Talbsn. N. N. on the 10 day Of way
1870.
Claimant names as witnesses. Renja-
min 7. Robinson. William NJ. Wilson. Edward
n. Tyson. sr. John m. Cheshire all OF
TaibkH. N. M.
w MeGill. Register.
First PUB APR. AZ Last pub may n
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Mon Coal
Department Of the Interior. U. .. Land
once at Fort Sumner. ~. M, Nay. 1879
Notice In hereby given that Dsmstrius
Huddleston Of Charlotte. N. N. who on Dee. 10
1918 made Add II 4 NO elB7ol for N1sNwh
swNNwA. E1fNEK. zee ~. w1suwh. sRMNwk
sec %. T4HR2S
East. N. M p. Meridian. has fled notios
Of intention to make Final three Year
Proof to establish claim to the land abovS
described. before Register &.Reseiysr..U.
Land ONCE nFort NM. ON ths ~ dAy 81
Juno 1910
Claimant names as witnssSosi Thomas B..
HAynes.BrAnk Haynes. Of Charlie tie. n. N.
Green t. Wise. James n. wise Of TaibA, NM.
w.R, MeGtll. Register.
First pub may ri Last Pub juno 10
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28

WE BUY. raise, AID sell fur.
bearing rabbits, and other fur.
caring animals. List what you
have with us, stating your
ewest prices on large lot ship.
ments. The Fur and speoial' y
Farming Co.. 515-6l7 N. p
A ve., Fargo, N. Oak.
Abont all Of Turkey in Eurors
that will be leis will tie the wish
bone.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28
harIca roR pun -lcArlon


Tspartrnvs' Of the ta.erior. o. o. Land
Non Coal
nice at Fort E''rlner. N. NJ. Nay Is. 1920
Non Coal Notice is hereby given that
M abel Taylor. OF Canton. \. N, who on Jan AZ
1917. made Orig Hid entry NO, Ol45lo fol swN
Sec 2s. NwM. SEQ s6. It's az e. and on
May Ia. 1918 made Add II E No. 0Is477 For
HEh. swA. Sec s5 T lsR2s
EN-. N. r. Meridian. has filad notice
OF intention to make Fiaal Three Year
Proof to establish claim to the land above
Described. before Hrs. @. I. spsiGht
United States Commissioners in her Off ee
at Tsiban. N. N. on the az day Of June. 1870
Claimant names ~ witnesses: George O.
Fowler, of Upton. N. M. Melvin A. Dspuy Of
Canton N. NJ. John +. Dspuy Of Clovis N. ".
Ben ball Of Dsrons. n. m.
w. n. McGill Register
First pub may 2l Last pub June IS
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. u u. Land
Non Coal Land
ofIioe at Fort Sumner. N M. Apr. 81. lsao
Notice Is hereby Given that Andrew N
wyatt OF Dersno. N. NJ who. on MY is 1918
made Add II. r. No sl5S5a for w1sswA e,2,
wiaswM Soc. sS TIP. N. r. 20
East. X. III. p. Meridian, has flea notice
OF lntenbion to make Final Three Year
Proof to establish claim to the land above
described before Mira q. I. spcight. US.
Co nmissioner, in her oaaco al fabian, N. N. on
/ h 90 day VI May 1870.
Claiman ! 'n0e as vltuesHesi Henry
Alderman Guy B. Cross ~ika Andes, James
G, Wyatt OF Dsrcno, New hexieo.
V.R McGill. Register
First pub Apr. 1s. Lastpub may Il
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28
AN EYE-OPENER FOR DAL

A husband and father who
stayed 1T home half day with
the children the thtr day while
his wife went up t1wn 10 do
some shopping learned several
things hs had never known be-
fore. Here are his sxparienc-s
as he presented them in tabloid
form:
Cpe led door for children 1o8
times
Clcsed door after them 108
times.
Tied chiIdren's shoes 16 times.
Number If ttor es read, 21.
Stopped children playing
piano 10 tim les.
SnoAs rings blown to emuss
children, 403 times.
Arbitrated quarFe's II times.
Put doll carriage out % times.
Brought doll carriage in z8
times.
Mendod Kiddie kar 5 times.
Cautioned children about
crossing e'reet, 66 times.
Children crol sed street 66
times.
Ped 7lers rang door bell 7 times
Toy balloons boughti.r chill
d;rn, g.
Average life OF balloon, 3 min
utcs.
D"ied childrens t. are IA times.
F Assisted children to blow
ncsrs Ia times.
Telephone calls answered, s
Percentage Of wrong phone
numbere, 100
Crackers Issued to children ,27
Slicea Of bread and butter
served, IL.
Drinks Of w1ter served, 1o.
Unfastsr ed clothes IL times.
Fastened up clothes IA times.
Refus' d to buy candy 81
times,
Questions aooUt Santa Claus
lodged 1861 times.
Selected.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28

Hollis Tyson ia nursiag a bro
ken hand in g sling rs tho re-
suit Of his horae swerving a.
round a reck causing the saddle
to turn, thowing Hollis with
enough force to bssak two bones
in his right hand.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28
NOTICE ren pueLIoArlnN

Department Of the Interior, r .. Ian
OMee at Fort Sumner. N. M, may. ~ 1910
Notice iS hereby given that Ivy c.
Porter Of Dsrens. N. N. who ON July, :. lsls
made H. II, No, vlssla for Lots ., 4. EhSwh.
see. ~. TD ~. 4. a.
East, N. Nj. ?. Meridian. mas AIed notice
OF intention 70 make Final thrss year
trool TO establish claim to the land above
described, before mrs. O l. spsight. United
states Commissioners, at hls ofioe III
Taiban, New M@xioo. on the 10 day OF
may 1890.
Claimant names a. wisRessesI
John G. Boyd. ROpsrt q. Boyd. Of fAiDan.
N. n. Owen J. RichmOnd Henry n. ElliOtt
o DerSnO NM.
w,R MeGill Rogister
FIRST pub may ~ Last, Pub 2s
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Pursuant to the provision Of
Section AZ Of Chapter 107, Of
he Nav Mexico Statutes, the
Board oil County ommis sion.rs
of De Baos county will on the
7th. day OF June, 1920, convene
as Board of Equalization for
the purpose Of Equalizing as
easements of property in this
county. At this session appeals
and complaints for adjlstments ts
will be heard.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28
LODGE DIRECTORY

CharlottsYoamp No. 43
meets And. and 4th FIR iday
OF each month.
c. P. Stone. Con. Com.
]. M. Austin, Clerk
Taiban lodge, no Al, l. o. OFF
Meets every Saturday night
W. II. Adams. N..G.
r. M. Nuzur, v. G..
Perry Keith, seo'y.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28

Mr. w. ]. Atkerson'and sister
Mrs sledge, came In wednesday
from Tom. Mr. will has just re-
turned from a long visit with
elativeR In the south.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28

A woman should remembt r
that, while slIe can change her
mind after she n axes 1t up, she
Sumo ch lnge her ballot Aft er
it cast.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28

Mr. curry and sister, Miss cur
~, arrived Sunday,from Tenn,
to visit their sister in. law, Mrs,
f R Frost Miss curry will
spend the summer here but Mr.,
curry Will return In q few days.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28

f. EAiroloth OF Santa Rosa
WAS here Saturday and sold his
tova property in Tsiban to C. A.
Jolly.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28

Mrs Hewett and daughter of
H,uss ware shopping In. TAiban
Saturday.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28

Nine men in Mexico constitute
a jury, and majority gives the
vsrdict. II the jury is unani-
nous there is no appeal.
Albuquerque Journal)
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28

Mr. and Mrs NJ. A. Douthit al j
little son Of charlotte wero In
Taioar. Monday.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28

L,olArj Cheshire, operator at
Encino, sp mt Monday here
with relatives and friends.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28
WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH
AMERICA?

j. J Jordan in Southwest
Plainsman, Amarillo, Texas.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28

II you get. hot this summer,
ju't think OF what you'll have to
pay for next wintsr's coal ard
then you'll shiver.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28
Poli.iea Alloll}9naatS

Foil wing are the nominees
of ths.Ds noarntiG Party far tbs
various cffices OF De BatA
County.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28

Miss Olney williams was in
Taiban to attend the Nesblts.
windsor. wedding this week.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-28

How would you like to be
President in Mexico now?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13

MADRID, septiembre 23-Los em-
pleados del Banco de Espaiia, que ha-
Sce POGO amenazaron con declararse
en hHelga 81 no sesIes aumentaban los
sueldos que disfrutan, no han recibi-
do todayfA respuesta de la direction
de Gobierno de dicha institution. Ell
perlodfco lei Sol, sefala ell peligro
Que traerla para los intereses nacio-
males IN confiicto provocado por las
go slleursales, enyo cierre habrfa de
producir Ia suspension de labofes en-
las escuelas, fabricas y toda clase
de institueiones puhlicas que mas o
menos directa o indirectamente queda-
|rfan afectafas con la Nhuelga de los
empieados del Banco. Hasta el ejer-
cito Y Ia marina sufrirfan perjuicios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13
tRGcibG .aIiDeRtOS
NIdCSWiney?

Londres; sept. 80. - AL rebatir los
de Cork, que tienden a demostrar que
los cuidad0s ejercidos con el las pre-
cauciones tomadas contra ell envenena-
miento de la sangre, han OcasiOnado
la duraci6n de su asombrosa dieta, un
conOcido peri6dico dice que esa eXpli-
caci0n pOdrfa aceptarse en- parte; pero
pareci6ndole il6gico que |habiendo como
Otros once mil huelguistas del hambre
en- Ia ciudad de Cork, quienes sc han
abstenidO de tOmar alimentos mucho
antes que ell famoso Alcalde, todos pa
rezcan mas debiles que este, pues deS-
fallecen los pocos dfas de lanzarse a
la aventurada Y original huelga, pier
den toda noci6n de la vida, dandose el
case de haber muerto algunos otros
tener que comenzar conner de nuevo,
mientras MacSwiney estd q los cuaE
renta pico de dfas POGO menos que
como estaba en- los primeros de su
prisi0n.
Al efecto The Yorkshire Post ha di-
cho:
''No tan solo puede asegurarse que
-el Alcalde MacSwiney estd recibiendo
alimentSs v estos por mediaci0n de los
dignatarios de SUI Iglesia, sino que di-
chos alimentos Sc lie administran en- ta-
{
bletas. conteptfyas de todos los ingre-
dientes necesarios para nutrir su or
ganismo no deiarle morir por mucho
tiempo.'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13
10 AUToREs EspANoLEs

MADRID, septiembre "a 4.-La asocia
ci6n de escritores Y autores drama
ticos quedo anoche constitufda a fin
de dar los primeros pasos la juventud
escritora para romper con convencio-
nalismo v otras inconveniencias.
Los fundadores comenzaran una ac-
tiya campafia para la creaci0n del
teatro nacional espafiol, publicando
una revista mensual dedicada al de-
senvoIvimiento de sus ideas, para la
modernizaci6n del teatro en- la penfn-
srila.
Sc pretende tambien contruir un
nuevo teatro aonde habrfa de funcio-
mar una comisi6n de autores encarga-
dos de recibir las nuevas producciOnes
para su estfldio Y divulgaci0n, poni6n-
dolas en- escena. Esta sociedad Sc
mira la eXistente en- la Argentina
para ell intercamhiO de sus produccio-
unS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13
Noticias de Espana
DEL ULTIMO CORREO

bernar necesita contar, como no tie
ne tiene hoy, con Ia may0rfa en- ell
|parIamento. Ha dicho ademas ell se-
nor Dato que el pals desea que los
c0nservad0res continden en- ell p0der
para bien del pals, per0 que los dis
timtos grupos poIfticos no lie apoyan 10
suficientemente que Sc requiere. Los
liberales, continue diciendo,> no po-
drfan constituir gobierno de manera
establece, por carecer de medios para
clio.
En- los Ncfrculos polfticos Sc dice, que
para la semana entrante dcurriran
importantes acOntecimientos.
CHEQUES ENTIRE oBREROS
+ BILBAO, septiembre %. S.Entre los
huelguistas Y los Ohreros que Sc han
negado a abandonar el trabajo Sc pros
dujeron cheques len ell dfa de hoy "a
consecuencia de los cuales resultaron
heridas yarias personals y la policfa
practice algunas detenciones. Elias
Garcia Segarra, anarquista, que fu6
arrestad9 el mes pasado Y al cual Sc
acusa de haber dado muerte dos po-
licfas en- Barcelona, declare la huelga
del hambre, inmediatamente de ser
puesto en- prision. Sc encuentra en-
grave estado, pues Sc ha negado a<to-
mar alimento desde que pas6 la
F! careel. Il.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13
Ef TooT BALL EN EsPANA


MADRID, septiemhre %. Debido a
los exitos obtenidos por ell equipo es-
paiiol de foot ball en- los juegos olfm-
picos celebrates EN- Amberes, donde
alcanz6 el segundo lugar, Sc han for
mado clubs en- diferentes distritos de
Espaiia, no solamente para el foot ball
sino para otros deportes. Ia comi-
sion Nacional de los Juegos Olfmpicos
~ las asociaciones sportivas locales
estan estimulando el entrenamiento de
atletas EN- ,todas las ramas fin de
que Espafla pueda tener una buena re-
presentation en- las proximas olimpia-
das.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13
No HARRA CONSOLES

MADRID, septiembre 24,-El r iefe
del gobierno senior Dato, ha manifes-
tado que no habra consejo de minis
tros hasta el luhes> martes v que
entonces Sc adoptardn importantes
aeuerdos que habia expuesto ante ell
monarca la situaci6n polftiea tai como
SO encuentra, indicando las dificulta-
des que Sc atraviesan y que para go
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13

bolsas de Europa Ia Bolsa de Ma
eirid no celebT0 sesiones los sabados
durante eli verano ) la tunta de Co
bierno tenfa ahora ell proposito de rea-
nudar las operaciones en- ese tlfa de la
seinana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13
REGREso Ell DIR. REcAsENs.

MADRID, septiembre, 24.-El doctor
Recasens, decano de la Facultad de
medicina de Madrid, ha regresado de
su vista Sud America Y Sc mani
fiesta. ;satisfecho de SUI estancia allf.
Anuncio que Sc propone dar una serie
de conferencias sobre Sud America en-
la Universidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13

NOTAS-Seran facultativas las escaas de Geneva, va
Iencia Malaga Cruz de la Palma Puerto Lmon en-
yaje IDA Cartagena Sabanila Curacao Puer
to Cabello Cardpano Ponce Marsea Geneva al REGRFSO
En- e yiae de regreso las escalas Santa Crs de Tne
rife Las Palmas alternadas.
Las fechas sada solamene fas para los puertoS
de Cadiz ida Colon Al regreso Las demas son pcsu
mibes segdn e record de yelocdad esabecdo pOr Ia Com
pana pero estan suetas que ogn los buques
nayegac6n adelanto que debe apfoveehar correpon
deneia
Para mas infOrmes dirfjase los Agentes Generates
S0BRIN0S DE EZQUIAGA, San Juan p R, los Agentes
Locales saber: En- Ponce Bonnn Co.; MayagueA
Gres HOrGl Co.; En- Aguadia, Sr Jorge EIUG; Arec
bO Sfes Roses o.. Eucs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13
UN ToRERo HERIDo

MADRID, septiembre 23.- Joaquin
Manzanares Mella, resulto grayemente
herido en- la corrida, celebrada Ell esta
plaza hoy por uno de sus toros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13
LA-CLAUsURA DE LA BoLsA

MADRID, septiembre 23-Se da por
SECURE que en- breve sc dictara un de-
creto por ell Ministro de Hacienda or
denando la clausura de la Bolsa los
sabados. siguiendo el etemplo de otras
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24

The following from the Lisbon
Falls letter Of the lewiston Sun will
be Of local INTEREST because Mr.. and
Mrs. Foote are coming ID this city
10 make their home:
Fred Otto Foote Of Auburn and
MiEs Hazel Ger--ude Fa-rar, a
prominent Lisbon Fails girl. were
married at 5 O'Clock last evening III
the home OF the brides parents. Rev,
Willis NJ. DaVis, pastor of the Free
Baptist church. performed the dou-
bic ring service. William S. Bower
of Cleveland. O., acted as best man,
and MISS Flora ID. FaI-ar, sister
of tine bride, as bridesmaid
The cers.nony WIS performed be-
meath an arch OF ferns IN the living
room. with many friends. relatives.
and eut-of-town guests prasent- The
house was pretrAy decorated with
daisies and ferns. The brine wore
white wolfe, trimmed with lace, and
earned bridal roses. She also wore
TIE 5ridnl vel worn by her grand
mother 70 wears ago. Her travelling
,eas 81 niue serge. The brides
maid wore orchid organdie and chr
r,ieu sweet peas. MISS Annerte F'aI.rflr,
the little flower girl, was daIntlly
dressed IN white organdie- The
E-oorn's gift To the bride was an
IVORY mirror, and 10 the best man a
gold ciEar clipper. The brides girf
TO her bridesmaid WIS German sill
yer lace pin and to the flower girl,
d silver teaspoon.
Following the wedding a reception
followed, with Miss Clara Beianger'
Miss Esther Coolidge. and MISS Ear
riet Fa-ulrn assisting IN serving
Mrs. Troote is the daughter Of M
and Mrs. james Far-ar, and WIS
born and educuted at Lisbon FANS.
che is a member of the Aoend CLUB
and of Fidelity Temple. Pytnlan Sis
ters. Mr.. Feo1e was also born ana
educated al Lisbon Falls. and 50"
considerable service overseas IN the
world War He is member OF lne
American Legion. Mr.. and MIS-
zoute have left on a wedding trip
after WHICH they are I'd make their
barne AT Augusta Mr. Foofe VIII ne
supluved there by the Maine hoao
Commission as a mechanic
Out-of-tcwn guests included Leroy
Sleensr of Portland, Nh ana Mrs
Iher. Gnss of Auburn. Mr.. and Mrs.
I.ester Coolidge Of Yarmouth Nj
ara Mrs. G. Alden Of Bath. Homer
7,,.,e and Robert Hamilton Of Au-
burn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24
SUCCESSFUL FIELD DAY
Every indicztinn of Como Artsnn-
ance at Maine livestock 5rssnsrs'
Associarinn Msstins mt Anbrtt
Farm. Augusta, Friday


A spiEnaid program has been PRO-
vlued fur the first annual field day of
the Maine livestock Breeders' Assp
Chiffon 10 be held Friday, June 10 ut
the AbpBT- Farm, Augusta.
Richard r Talbot the new dai-v
sneciRiiE1 OF the University of Maine
extension service, who snecseds Ed
ward W. Morton as secretary of the
associatiun. has perfected ar-anEe-
me,iLs for a program Of great inter-
est and entertainment for mem beers
and guests.
There viii be timely Sneaches on
agricultural SUBJECTS by experts. in
guiding A. L DeerIng, State leader
OF agricultural agents; d denonHtra-
ton and Judging Of beef cattle by
Prof GArrigus of Connecticut; in
strucrlon IN the judging Of dairy
cEr-le by Prof I. s. Corbeft of the
Maine College Of Agriculture; an ex-
hibltlon of high quality Aberdeen
Angus beef cattle from the Jefferson
Farms, Inc, Of Jefferson; and an in
speCtiDn of the Abbott herd OF pure
EuernSEys. Berkshire hogs and other
stock from this well known farm.
Ice cream and cake viii be served
at the basket lunch and ample ac-
cnmmodaIfnus made for the wives
and children attending. The hitch
string Is out and q large attendance
is looked for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24

Whats N 2 number? A great deai
e,,,,,a -frues. At least that is Wnal
4,,a -nernter-s of the Journal 1orot
z,r,y.,-irr ON election returns dlscoN-
a,.aa MONDAY night when they mad 10
-,urh business with rhe New Ens-
,and Tel. a. Tel Co. At the teiepnone
,,rtira there the Young lazy WHO
,,a,f,Iaa 1f1e toll calls proved 10 he
me gf the main reasons WHY Ihs
rcn1rual On Tuesday morning was
aaia 10 give such a complete table
- -.+urns from Kennebsc COUNTY. IN
r,,esdsv mornings Journal were re-
-r-us from every precinct Id Ihs
,,r,,,nrv although some OF the towns
we-e mot complete. But To return 10
N. number. Upon inquiry II was
eornd via the chief operator at me
-s,enhpne Office. that NE very EN-
-,anr operator of Mon nay night WIS
No Is. it being against the rules 70
Eve the name. The girl who was ON
N. lob Monday night from III
o,c,ock To the wee srna hours was
,.a-+airlv a very rapid and correct
,,ararnr. for THE manner IN winch
che handled the calls was highly sa--
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24

chestra composed enriraly Of Masuns
under the direction Of hobart Z.
Wentworth. an address will be gwen
by Hon Edward M. Wheeler Of
Brunswick, grand master of the
grand lodge II Maine; n history Of
the lodge by Charles .. Davis NJ
Portland. formerly of this city. grand
secrerary Of the grand lodge Of
Maine and the centennial Grafton by
Associate Justice Warren c. Phil
brook Of this city.
AT the close Of the exercises the
party viii go u the Central Maine
Fair grounds, where q banquet will
be SERVED in the coiiseun building.
There will be some brilliant after
dinner Speakers present fnr the post
prandial exercises. Among some Of
the prominent Masons vino are en-
pected besides Hnn. Edward
wheeier are r. W Eon. A. nj. Spear
of Gardiner deputy grand master Of
the grand lodge Of Maine. all past
grand masters Of the grand lodge.
and others from all parts Of the
State Many acceptanrss have been
received and much enthusiasm is
shown N Masonic circles in the
event
II Is necessary for those VIM are
10 attend the banquet 70 notify Dr..
J. r. Eli before Friday, 80 that ade-
quAts preparation may be made by
the chef for the sufficient number or
plates. II is also important TO note
that the exercises will all be run by
local time. which is daylight saving
time.