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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

izations. He will also probably take
q few days vacation. The general has
not had real vacation since 1915,
and feels that he needs a brief rest
from duty before his department gets
into the rush and hard work Of the
Soldiers Bonus distribution.
The general has received positive
assurance that the Railroad Artillery
train will surely visit the State. Port
land being the first objective point,
with every probability Of its visiting
other points. 1t is expected early in
October.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27
MOTION PICTURES
OF THE, POPE TO
BE SEEN HERE

Of the greatest possible interest W..
be the. International News views ~
be seen at the Colonial theatre w
day. for they will include the
motion pictures ever taken g.!
Holiness, Pope Benedict Nv.
were shot" in the Vatican on the
casion of the recent visit there OF
delegation of American knights
Columbus. The five-reel feature
Tuesday will feature Blanche SN'
in Simple Souls" an unusually '"
cinating comedy drama in when '"'
hero absent mindedly forGets ne
ON HIS honeymoon and goes huh''"-
for tadpoles for which he las f''
sicn.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

benefits of the rally and the State
association with minimum loss OF
time in school.
A large attendance is already as
sured at the WaterVille meeting and
an attractive program is offered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27
ST GATE. HOUSE
Meeting and Council, 10 A NJ,
II Thursday Sept. 90

AAoa1ant General Presson states
that On Friday morning alone the
soldiers Bonus department in his
once received over $50 applications
Tor the bonus. The department is
puttins the machinery in operation TO
handle the business, the necessary
blanks are being printed and num-
Der Of clerks are being added to the
adjutant generals force, so that in
few weeks the Office will resemble the
old-time activities Of the Selecttve
Service period Of the war.
Many funny inquiries are being
daily received concerning the bonus"
said General Presson. Some Of the
women clerks at Washington and in
other departments of service are
wondering If they are eligible for the
bonus. OF course. we are obliged to
tell them, with our regrets, that they
are not eligible, because the law is
very explicit as to who shall receive
the bonus, the law saying:
me term SOlOlef dS uSeu LII
this act shall mean any officer
soldier, sailor. marine. nurse or any
other person regularly enlisted. who
has been or is a part of the military
or naval forces of the United States
in the war with Germany. and who
was resident of the State Of Maine at
the time he was commissioned, en-
listed. indicted. appointed or mus
tered into the military or naval ser
vice of the United States and who has
been or may be given an honorable
discharge, etc
Many inquiries are also being re-
ceived from men who were called and
examined. but not mustered into the
service. OF course the above extract
tells their story
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

Owing to misunderstanding
the food sale as announced for Sat
urday afternoon at st. Marks home,
did not materialize and has been
postponed one week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

The first meeting of the Armitage
club. after the summer recess. will
be held this Monday afternoon and
evening at the summer home of Mrs.
w. H. Reid at Lake Cobbossee con-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

This Monday afternoon at Cony
High the cross country team will
choose a course for operations dur
| ing the coming year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

Officer William Fox of the Augusta
police department returned Saturday
afternoon from a brief business trip
to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

| Devens. Captain A. E. Andrews OF
Belfast has also entered the regular
| army with the rank Of first lieutenant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

General Presson expects sometime
during the coming week to make
another visit t6 Aroostook County in
the interests of the Machine Gun
Company and other military organ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27
Red
blood

Rich, red blood coursing through
your veins is sure sign Of a gooo
digestion. Unless your stomach,
liver and other digestive organs are
working promptly and thoroughly.
the blood cannot assimilate all the
nourishment from your food; your
sn,rgy and vitality are not renewed.
Lat all you want, only avoid too
riuch pastry and rich foods, but be
-ure to tale plenty of time. to chew
-l,wly ard we'll. Chewing is the
f--t Fart - the process of Digestion
I teaspoc1ful of "L.F." Atwood's
! 'lic'ac occasionally. will purge
- s---tcr, of impurities, and al.
J c7ly nutritious elements to
'nr the blood. It viii, keep you,
l'~or active and You. will get the full,
| fit c. ,.orr fool.
rep Fott'e O. eff" al~ay.
land, 7. is absolutely harmless.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Louis NORM of Oakland was a bus
ness caller Saturday in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

time for every real man to do a great
work"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

e; ',r sl conditions,
(; 4 VII fo'p "ounc
: ! old az a. Y has
! = a tnIsoho' | ronr-.
n nav fV',il es
three renerations.
II deeler sells it
( So q bottle. IF you
J never tried it. get
r title today. elf"
eHicine Co., Portland,
Maine.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-18
|kaacsouyi esonnagok
~ 3
Magyarorseagon hzasan varjak a
gr6f Sz6chahyins-fele csomagok
megerkezeset

E no 13-an level j0tt Magyar
orszagb6l, amely igen erdekes dol
gokrol szamol be es t0bbek ko-
zott foglalkozik a grof Szechenyi-
ne-fele csomag kildessel is.
A levelet Fut6 Erzsebet buda-
pesti v0ros keresztes mover irta
Mih6k Sandornak, a kinek elol-
jar6ban beszamolt arr6l is, hogy
Mih6k Geza kapitany ocscse mi
lyen szanand6 es szomoru sors-
ban van Oroszorszagban.
A csomagkiildesre vonatkozo-
lag a tobbek k0zott megemliti,
hogy Magyarorszagon, foleg azon-
ban Budapesten mar mindenki
tudja, hogy gr6f Szechenyi Lasz-
lone nemesszivisege folytan de-
cember hawaiian megdrkeznas
azok a csomagok, a melyeket az
Amerikaban lake magyarok ott-
hon elo vereiknek kiildtek.3 "A
csomagokat december 10. es IL.
koriil varjak es Budapesten sze-
kelo gyermekved0 Liga mar min
den elokesziiletet megtett ARA nez
We, hogy a csomagokat megfelelG
helyen elhelyezze es hogy kiosz-
tasok k0rul ne legyenek akada-
lyok A Budapestre cimzett ESQ.,
magokat azonnal tovabbitjak a
eimzetteknek es ugyanakkor a
videkre is szallitjak a kiil0nfele
helyekre cimzett csomagokat.
Termeszetesen ez a munka sok
id0t, de sok embert is vesz igeny-
be, inert hiszen tudjuk az ujsagok
b6l, hogy milyen rettenetesen sok
csomagot kuldtek haza lit elo
vereink. Az azonban bizonyos
dolog, hogy karacsonyra minden-
XII megkapja a csomagjat, akar
Budapesten, akar pedig videken
lakik.
A mi velemenyiink szerint he
lyesen cselekedne mindenki, ha
azonnal megirna azoknak, a Xix.
mex csomagot kiildott, hogy fell
adta reszere csomagot, ICY leg
alabb az illeto tudomassal bir rola
es akar level utjan, akar pedig
szemelyesen felkeresheti a Buda-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-18
EsKttv0 oDAHAzA.

Hiaba mi amerikai magyarok
mindig "odahazanak' mondjuk
Erdelyt, ha ezt a szep reszet Ma
gyarorszagnak ell is szakitottak a
sziilohazat6l. Tehat odahazulrol
kapot hirt napokban Gagyi ia
nos, lapunk kozkedvelt kollek-
tora. A levelben megirtak, hogy
occse Gagyi Bella Segesyarot ell
vette Csernyik Ludovikat, Cser-
nyik Josef volt mckeesrocksi
"oreg" amerikas bajos leanyat.
Elkiildtek fenykepiiket is Gagyi
csalad nagy 0romere.
De az vi par oromebe from We
gyiilt inert alig nehany nappal az
eskiiv6 utan a fatal fefjet behiv-
tax az olahok olah katonanak mi
utan el6bb mar elvittek moe
hadseregbe Gagyi fiatalabbik ocs-
cset Gagyi 'Gyulat is. Er6szak-
Raj kenyszeritik a magyar SEE
kelly fiukat az olahok hadserege-
be. Szomoru dolog-de lesz ez meg
maskep is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-18

pesten a Wesselenyi utcaban le-
v6 Ligat, hol ,keszseggel szol-
galnak neki telies felvilagositas-
sal.
TIT emlitjiik meg AIT is, hogy
mintan mar most mem lehet ezen
az uton t0bbe csomagot kildeni,
azert ma lit Youngstownban csak
egy m6dja van ennek. A Europ-
can Express Comnany, a melynek
Loschitzer es Engel irodajaban,
1886 West Federal street, van a
helyisege, teljes felel6sseg mellett
szallitja a csomagokat Europa
barmely reszebe. Tehat nemcsak
Magyarorszagba, de a mai meg
szallott reszekre is, es mas ALA
mokba, is. A XII tehat csomagot
akar fiildeni, az forduljon Mr.,
Angellohoz, a tarsufat ittenf We
zet6jehez, a ki szivesen megadja
a reszletes es teljes felvilagositast
minden egyes kerdesre. Mr. An
gellot megtalalhatja barki az elob-
bi cimen emlitett irodaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-18
Macy. ALARcosBAL.

Vidam jokedvtol, dalt6l, muzsi-
kat6l lesz hangos november 24-en
szerdan este Kossuth Kor Macy
lterme. Az iden elosz0r akkor lesz
alkalma a Youngstown lanyoknak
bemutatni, hogy milyen leleme-
tnyesek es ugyesek a jelmezek ell
kesziteseben.' Mint halljuk ke-
sziilodesek nagyban folynak es
meg soha annyi maszka mem volt
balon mint ezen lesz.
A Kossuth kor valasztmanya
igen jol valasztotta meg napot
mulatsagra. Ugyanis masnap
Thanksgiving Day, Halaadas nap
ia lesz, amikor mem dolgoznak.
Tehat iinnep elSestejen lesz bal
es megis lehet hajnalig tancolni.
Rig6 Joska fog a balon muzsi-
kalni. A tancokban is lesz meg
lepetes. Minden jor6l es kellemes-
rol gondoskodott a rendezoseg. A
ket legszebb es a ket legcsunyabb
jclmez viseloje remek dijat is fog
kapni. Mines tehat semmi annak
utjaban hogy he mulassa XII ma
gat szerdan este. Viszontlatasra
a Kossuth K0r alarcosbaljan. Ez
most a ielsz6 :
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-18
Nehany megjegyzes
Az AMERIKAI MAGYAR sZOvETSEG Els A RELIEF
COMMITTEE EGYESITEsEHEZ

Az Amerkai Magyar Szovetseg az American Relief Com
mttee for Hungarian Sufferers egyesese vi haarkove een
amekai magyarsag eetebn Ez egyesles eent6sege
ne fogva egyeloe mnden mas Amerkai Magyar kerdest
hatterbe zor j0y6re nezve pedg oyan perspektvaka
nyt meg, ameyeket atno nelkul merlegeni meg
erot meghaado feladat.
Experimentation eddigee csak ez a ket yntezmeny
produka oya ami szavirag eleti Szovetsg erdeme
hogy szberia fogyok hazaszasa ee hvataos gatat
emelt Amerka Relief pedg Acknowledgment pedat muta
ott amerkai emberbarati ntezmenyeknek abban hogy
magyar erdek6des zseb rovasara is megnyivanu Szo
vetseg Washngtonban erteleme genfi egyemen min
denkt egyaran koteezo szabalyaira hvatkozo Relief
pedg apelalt keo kegeszette egymast cred
menyt pedig oglyok tudjak egobban Aki hsz ker
dezze meg 6ket.
valojaban a szberia fogyok hoztak ket intez
menyt lel egyese mar sokkal toledoi hatarozat
eot bekovetkeze petet egbeforrsra pedg ranyomta
egy minap New York; hataroza
magyar fa es szUohaza szenvedese megsmertette ma
gyart magyarral Amerkaban Hogy megismerkedes mely
es artos egyen, arro egyesue fog gondokodni ds
tructv erok erotleDe pedg hab okvetehkednek: Eobb
utobb egesz amerkai magyarsg eppugy megaa rut
telensegike ahogy latjuk mi Szamarb6gesk hall
SILK tul falujuk hataran:
Ak hisz amerkai magyarsag Macy, hivatasaban
csak orilhe egyeles fett Ak magat fajat es u6
hazat megveti eene egyesesnek Karoyi
fee pozorkodesro demagog hazafsagr6 sz eenben
csende fenines mel55 komoiy munkar6 amely annal
tekesebb mine jobban pszkoodnak sznrekapott abera
sok Vad rkotozasuk gazoa hogy egesles o hogy
magyarnak cak hasznara vahat me eszrevetk ke szvk
vagya telesedesbe ment De azer bzakodanak esz
veves ujsagiroi koteesseg csupan.
New York lesz szekhey, varos aho mnden osszefu
es ahonnan minden kndul Ahol mindenk talalkozk min
denve Ahova jonnek es ahonnan mennek emberek,
gyarok koztk Washington sem esz innen foldra
lag, de egyebkent washiagton szekhey taan adna
nvot de kapcsola MagyarAmerikava lazabb vagy leg
alabb is keyesbbe kozvclen lenne
Az nj egyesiles adot programmed. Mnek is prog
rammban redszern tobb fer ell mint aneny tenyleg meg
vaosithao Hadd beszeenek inkabb tenyek beszedes
tenyek mutatosak de belur6l uresek Ez jo prog
rammnak, sot talan legjobb.
Iesznek parhuzamos tsztsegek, vagy ha jobban tezk
tarssztsgek Ex A o volt eddg tztnek eremes
hogy egy mask 6 tszt rsu fogadja Ha csak egyes
tsztsegek vonanak elvezne egyeleshen tztet ves6
intezmeny jelleg Akkor beszehetnenk beovadasf6
azonban nkabb ossze ovadasr6 Merit zabad efeeen
kat klonboz6 mk6desr6i $50: agitacoas fevagos6
(eyesea pokai) munkaro es emberbarat akeior6 keSt
egytesen egyseges vezetes meett vgz maid u kozos
ntzmeny Macy haadas Amerka magyarjai koza ahol ed
dgels skan ICY ek csak egymas ellen hetett szahsdett
dolgosni Akikaek rend tetszk kseszI ebefek
akknek aguk parany dolga ontosabhak 0szessg
dolgana Az yenek kivl maradhaak Icy tobbet haszna
- -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-18

haladai, ngy hogy M,aQO tonna
felesleg marad. Szakertok vele-
menye szerint fol0sleg j0v6re
meg jobban n6ni fog, ha csak a
Itermel6st mem fogjak valami mo-
don cs8kkenteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-18

Hozzayet6leges szamitas szerint
"a yilag gumitermelese 1920-ban
4O0,O0O tonna lesz, mig . fogyasz-
tas ; legb6yebb szaniitds szerint
sem fogja . $50, ESQ tsAaat meg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
100000
Thousands of Men. Women and Children

Of South Bend and St. Joseph County during the past year by charitable PanrGpn
s deserted children families
hbo
in
DeCmber
in
sCNTl
edn 8rompu costs
and and Igerp
1ge for
appeals
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
SHOW THAT YOU CARE
Some Things Your Money Buys

Pays for the of Orphans.
Pays for the hospital of the sick and frendess
Pays for the of children whose mothers obliged work
Pays for maternity of unfortunate girls.
Pays for the and cure of crippled children
Pays for the temporary support of families made dependent by
misfortune.
PAYS for the treatment of undernourished babies.
Pays for the religious industrial and physical education of
worthy young
Pays for securing homes for abandoned infants
Pays for Fresh Air Schools.
Pays for the Radiance of lurking germs.
Pays for nurses service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
REDUCES THE COST

The Good Will Drive substantially lowers the percentage of
expense proportion the collected 1t prevents du
pcaton gives the workers in the various organizations
keeps each agency informed of what the others doing help
Is given only where needed.
The Federation for Social Service promotes business
like administration in the agencies themselves Each oganiza
ton submit budget which carefully reviewed by the
Board Of Directors of the Federation before disbursements
made Statements of actual expense and needs be submitted
monthly before any money advanced No building funds
included In this Years Good VIII Drive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
HOW MUCH SHALL GIVE

Of course that's really you but except the
few generous gvers the campaign organization asks that
wherever possible last years gift be increased suggested
that corporations give percentage of their earnings In this
connection the following ruling from the internal de-
partment Washington is interesting This ruling that
contributions made the Charity Fund by individuals are de-
ducbe from incomes Of such individuals in accord
with the provisions Of section ia (a D of the act
Subscribers may if they choose specify the organizations they
wish support using the back of their pledge cards for this
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-08-05

as % a s the
holders Of
To the actual actual Of s" Sa l d and lots land
township clerk Douglas
that re nsn = ss ss2
Others
5 Of s %es county
a ad nd h oo n
@ nsS hsa nd SE "
essr who aa e @
said described
showns
f further the the said petition s report the for
district be amended at time prior to the establishment of said
ses ss1S;'
required By wa o o. ,,n,
County
o % ad land a % By ds books wit" the the
ess 1 H SHP G list % this
~ LIST 6 OF 4ASDs a., ASP oS OWNERS
%4 sS8H an, u,,s,,., Shaw
u Sc 4 Section
sw ~ r. Altman and
SECTION ssslss % gso MtR Rss.u.-
s Mw o Po2kowsS Johanne Borkowst
Ida BOfOwk administrators of
n y Sc and Sc 4 Sc 4 Section Ss1-8s-c c.
Ne So sa. eS S9s k ARns a
o u Section 34S1-36-Albert ]. Eckhodt
Section 34S1-36-Albert J. Eckhodt
N y u SO-36-Frank Garroute.
a. Sections 3SO-36-Frank Garroutte
Sc Y NV r. Section 3SO36-Frank Garroue
of a, Section s-SO-36-Frank Garroutte.
OF O 3S0-36-Dehlef Asmue
" y "a Section 3-SO-36-Dehe Asmus.
", Section 48036-Dethlef Asmus
u, Section 3-S036-E Babcock
4 u 1O-S0-36-Niels Hansen.
u Section l0S0-36-Hary Znke.
Section q
r..
Il Seci 9S0-36-E. r.
Il, 9-S0-36-E
u 9SO-36-Webster Firebaugh.
4, 9S0-36-Webster Frebaugh
Sc u, Section 9-S0-36-Hans Hansen.
8 - Section AlfredJo
"a ion S-S0-36-Philip
u u, Secton l. Elsberry.
u, Section S-S0-36-Abe Mutscha.
ction 17S0136-John p
A,Sec 17-SO-36-John p.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-08-05
PUBJJC NOTICE

The law requires that all noxious
weeds, also all other weeds liable to
interfere with the use or working Of
the public roads, be cut close to the
surface of the ground, by the own
ers or occupants of land along such
roads, between the dates of July list
and August LIST of each year. The
cutting of these weeds has been neg
lected.
All owners and occupants of land
abutting upon the county and prim-
airy roads of this county, are there
fore notified to at once cut all weeds
along such roads, otherwise the
board of supervisors will be COM
PEELED to take such steps as the law
may warrant to compel compliance
with this notice.
Dated at Extra, Iowa, August 2.
1920.
By order of the Board of Super
visors,
T. NJ. RASMUSSEN,
County Attorney
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-08-05


notice which published
m
writing filed
abhment
lie o
ibe
the seal Audubon
(SEAL)
of Abdul Conn
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-08-05
STATE WELL ORGANIZED

aid for the poor, the unfortun
ate, and the Gerelict of Iowa's most
isolated sections as we'll as for ur-
ban communities is assured with the
completion of county advisory board
organizations" says Earl c. jeffrey,
chief divisional program director,
who has headquarters in Des
Moines.
The formation of advisory boards
in every county in the state, made
up of influential citizens, such as
compose the Audubon county advis-
DRY board, of which r.. F. Bilharz is
chairman, gives assurance that men
and women who know actual condi-
tions and individual needs in each
community will make suggestions to
Salvation Army officers, looking to
the improvement of conditions and
the relief of individuals.
LAS these suggestions will be
acted upon Immediately by a special
officer from divisional headquarters
if there is no resident officer, this
announcement means that there is
now sympathetic connection be-
tween the individuals of this, and
every other county in the state, with
the several institutions, service
bureaus and departments devoted to
the sixteen major activities of the
Army" says Mr.. jeffrey.
Each board in the state Is making
study of it's county of poverty,
unemployment, Juvenile Delinquent
cy, missing persons, illegitimacy,
maternity hospitals, prison work,
pauperism, Americanization, chill
dren's homes, and work among re-
turning soldiers and sailors. The
Salvation Army is prepared to Of
fer a specific remedy, alienation, or
advice in cases arising from these
problems.
Members of the advisory board in
Audubon county are: L. Dee NAL
lonee. Peter Hansen, DR.. A. L.
Brooks, r. d. Hawks, VIM. Hamil-
ton, w. ]. Kness, Mrs. L. Dee NAL
lonee, Miss Ella Stearns, P. A. Ras-
mussen. Miss III. NJ. Bilharz, James
Lang, Rev. d. ]. Shenton, II. J.
Mantz, III. j. Hoogenakker and
Walter Williams.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-08-05
LAND! LAND,

Near Adair, Iowa. 100 acres Az
miles out, priced at $500, good
terms, good improvements. For
particulars see f. G. Kading, agent
or Chas. Aldrich, owner.
$50 acres u miles out, priced at
$275. This is snap. Good i'm
provements and good land. En-
quire of E. G. Kading, agent or C.
A. Brownlee, owner.
Have other lands listed with a
range in price.
30-3t f. G. KADING, Adair, Ia.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-08-05
EVANGELICAL CHURCH

Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at eight O'Clock.
Preaching and quarterly confer
ence Saturday evening at eight.
SUNDAY schol at 10 a. m.
Preaching and communion at
Viola at 900 a. m. At Audubon at
IL a. m. Also preaching service at
8 p. m.
Rev. Smay of Griswold will be
with us over Sunday to hold our Sc
cond quarterly conference.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-08-05

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Nw4 S S7V' N sseion NsE iesisy meBroom
ST Sc sse section is'5ssSE Pe Gsnsron
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-08-05

Coal is scarce and high, Recent figures
brought out in testimony before the Inter-
state Commerce Commission disclosed the
startling fact that shipments from the
mines since April have been 1,245,000 tons
a week below normal requirements. This is
attributed to railroad congestion and short
age of cars.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-08-05

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