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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-25
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-25

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-25

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-25
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-25

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-25

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-25

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-25
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-25

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-25

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

Changes In Aspect Of Bushes
Section - Women Republic
ans Instructed In Election

S-AA~
Iuprrrznt changes are -sK1ng
oisrs IN Irwsr Main street aan Wa
tar street q short street leAc1ns
nur-rwa-a t-nm Main street 70 me
Maine Central Railroad -1Ck. Dur
ing the past few wears the Ma11sSn
woolsr, COMPANY has acquired Al
the houses IN Water street and tae
-ewas block and the building Jusr
west now occupied as club room
and moving picture theatre oT cae
Madison PATRIOTIC ana SoCiR- clun.
The woclen COMPANY snlc TWO Of tae
houses On tbs sRSt slus If Water
street and one u the -wesf slae Of
the street and -hess buildings were
moved 10 raer parts Of the v1Ilage.
Tn wooden store house was also
moved % q IoI owned by the cnn-
pa1y or Madison sr-asr- The large
tenement house has been moved 20
the vacant lni u the west Ade Of
Water street The Towns block On
Aasa street which has been 4 land
marx fur The pas1 20 wears Is beng
torn 1rwn as VIII the building osT
10 Il The Name Cerral Railroad
-SignI station Is 70 De moved from
It's present location 70 the lor MADE
vacant oT the removal Of the build
oSs On Man street n the spacs
nAoe vacant 1y moving ne star On
and the other buildings On Water
Er-sst the Madison WOODEN Cam 2zuy
VII erec- q large hrrproof store
q hundred ~ more teer IonE anc
raAcnlng from 4 point directly across
me snn of me street from The MIL %
he railroad track The upper e,d
u Lle lor VII De utilized DIV he curr-
p2uy for q new coal hin. The No
AsnEe block purchased oy the cam
pany a Little ever q yez- ago. LIS 10
ne -enodelled u the interior for r,ss
e moving picture theatre and club
room for the Madison PATRIOTIC and
Soc.L club
: meeting for Republican women
was held Wednesday evening N re
: Q @ T 6a1uust hall with abou,
% presen- Hon. Prank EpIley.
cnAlrma1 ~ the Republican county
committee, was present. also Juure
-hAriss O Small, Who instructed ne
yemen as . the manner Of -sEsr-a-
len ana marking haIlols Plans IT.
On toei % increase the snbeznIn
81 rae Republican rcwn cuun-rree
oy the adc-run Of an equal number
Of women.
he regular services viii be -.
suhec al he Congregational church
mex. Sunday morning --s, :,
month vacarlon
MIS- Lydia Edwards Of -Iea-asls
d. Is Tlslrlng relatives acd .-,e.nE
N Inns Tlc1nIry. Mrs. EDWARDS Is q
1nrner old tine res, DENT Of Naa,s,,
Oliver Brown Of Dexter a--va6 y,
Madison Thursday 20 VISIT -elH-,ra.
and Trends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
WAYNE

Ms Hannah Howard IF New
Gloucester IS the guest II he- sister
Mrs Era Srnchdeld
Mrs Gertrude Slater ~ Boston
Mass. a1o family are ne -uesrs =.
her aunt Mrs A. 2 Johnson.
NJ. and Mrs. Lotion Jennings ha~s
-erurnea 70 Their home n Newton
Mass
NCR-E--IrIenrinr. 81 -nEr-,are hz-,
been alec vTrn mr. rc~r clerk nv -esns
Sillensau oi Worth wsyne AMI cIifrur :
Morris oi Wavu.
NJ. and Mrs Ser Within ant SOC o.
Oean River rass-o Suncsv with NJ.
W;tnSn parents snn Mrs ,. Rack.
LIZ.
Ms. Hilton Hrv-v IS ~Izirrng relatives
znc friends II FarnInrrun. Mrs Tosean
billeaeEu is caring iur me- nerae ana za.id.
re1 during hr- ansenr.
Mrs. Evs Hurcalns znr -hree Eon. Al.
ne-t. Eagar and L-vIEg pxssec SATURDAY. xnr
sunrsr win Mrs Eutcains e-znumuthr-
Mrs. ;. IL. WEIGH o. Wsvne
Mrs. ], O. Brarn aas o->n confined 70
me- n@n " illness
Nj snn Mrs.. :. ? Rxcklihr o: ms MAC.
snd their snr. 2 = RAcliiffe snc family
ui Rhons IEiann returned Ti,rsnar trnn :
rwo azrs -Isi; aiming relatives and friends
oi Alien Mills
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
WINTHROP

NJ. and Mrs. Con. = Grover If
san Francisco. Ca1tnr.lR. nave oeer
guests TINS week .. M ana Ms. 8.
3 EDWARDS. NJ and Ms. E-ove-
lert California On June 18th c-ossing
Tie continent by auto truck. The
truck was completely fried out VIII
camping equipment and they lived
entirely Independent Of hoIels -hes-
wee n DAYS N roe Dad. sfopp,u-
Len 1Ays n Wisconsin They CANE
here from Brooks. venre they nave
been listing relatives. M. Grover
Was Winthrop by, me son Of A.
bert Grover ana a nephew Of Charles
4 Grover Of tbs -owc. Re Is sIsa
M EDWARDS nephew. Ills mother De-
og sister u Nj. Edward s. Mr. ana
Mrs. Grover Iet. Tedaesday On their
retG2 TIP, expecting % pass a few
DAYS al Wells Beach.
r Crawford Ac-Irov has bsen n
pointed Genera Agent Of the Win
-1rop Mills Eompa1y which !nciuaes
ne ANA oessacook MIL al No--s
Anc0nUrA. winch ne has -nanared
1nr Lae PAST 7.ne years; also the WIN
Larop nils n Ills ruun. us uncle
Z 6 McIlroy, hsrag resigned IN
September asst
The Congregational Church will
open -as SECOND SUNDAY q Secrs-,-
osr 2sv. Ienrge =. K-ucxac of Car.
liner Will Occupy ne pulp,r.
A ENJOYABLE tauilv and ne,rnn,r-
nooo Picnic was neld Thursday a, -hs
Flynt cottage N the shore NJ Isks
Aa-aaaconk. The summer hurns If
Mrs. Mary Gray. ! picnic ainn.-
with delicious 1sh chowne- -u-,ts,a,
oy me hostess was pa--akea NJ -
mon and a soc,aI afternoon oassec,
Those present were Mrs. GRAY we
Misses Bertha ana Jennie GRAY. N3,.
Lydia Sawyer u Boston. Mass ~
Nell Moffar-. Mrs Nellie M ~
Well Of Portland. Mr.. ana NJ NJ
). Amhal. Mr.. ana M-x
AnnaI. Mrs. Mary a Fuller NJ,
Sara A. ACruix and Mrs
Bisnop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
SIDNEY

WEI-o- z Aohor1 mas mad h,r
ae-e of 3 hear tested Tor r,,herr,,-
4nsls- and has received a cisar nil
Mrs = Z Knowles Of Eave-hirI
MasS-, arrived Saturday II Highland
Iarn and Is the guest of her cousins,
Misses Era and Susie Lcve,or
Mrs.. Gearge Scorr returned hu,e
last week from v1Eit with relatives
and friends n Lowell and Lynn.
". = Ballard. road commissions,
~ the western division. was making
repairs IN the h1cge On Butreraeid
fat Monday.
Miss Queenie Foisom is Visiting
Mrs. g & ElRisdeu.
c. P Chase and aunt. Miss Hattie
Cummings, were callers Friday n
Eignland farm.
Friends here ara snr-v % hear q
the illness ~ George Farrham a
Belgrade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
|RASERAIL FOR
SATURDAY AND
ON LABOR DAY

Doc" -humas has neeu aus.nr
around among The drEt-ciass bail
teams that he thought would nut IN
= snod cnnrcs with his crack An
gustA nine Gnn has SECURED two If
the best u the State tnr Saturday
next. and rhe following Monday.
Iahor dny. dor" has secured he
arcr1ctiunsnrr, turn SUI ana 4-rr-
r,sn rhe hacking that Is as necessary
Al bats and balls.
In the first place he has ssru-e6
The weil-knuwn ana st-ong Packard
Mcrur Car Co NINE If Portland eur
IN clock. SATURDAY. ae.e.anan IN
tne Reuel Williams field This team
ms record that viii make II
EcHr feather n Augusra's czp % de-
1eH1 and that u Jus1 what viii De
done. with Frank woo6hurv If View
England League lame 70 DC The
wiring. W,oHburv comes high. put
nothing l. 100 goud Tor Augusta xnd
with ni,n IN the brx, Packard VIII
CARY home defeat
Then VIII come -ae Labor dav pr,-
gram The Doc hustled unril ne
got the fast HollinEswortn * Whit
ney nine If wate-vius- known IS
me Z & W's.-fur rvo games. ane n
the morning ~ 20 O'Clock ana one n
the atternnon AZ clock.
Flank Woouburv will remain -z,er
ann rvl-s the Dill for Augusta IL he
morning sxe-ciSe-raa1 snould mem
another VICTORY Buck Gauder1e
viii De N that game. somewhere N
ne aeid. For the afternoon szms
BUCK wno mas q host Of trends n
tins rUwn ana vicinity, VIII enter me
oex-anu II course rna1 means a
vic.uyv
wow. conElde-nE thar ve aavs
dnpeo uut three victories OUT Of three
games On Saturday and Munday next
IS mere any -eRl good -aassp why
we should oot put On a record ---wd
on the Williams field ana Also in :
JOB ~ '-orr1ng' snr The hnIne r.awe-s
with our usuAl applause fer CIR
opponents GOOD work thar viii
warm I'D rae cookies Of Their hesr-s-
Can't SEE any Then tur out-spr
u Up 70 You 10 see that the manage
ncai 81 least breaks even. The hrvs
'n the Augusta team may decade =
play me -es IF the month, bu, rae
1n2nc;ai returns from these three
games VIII have Il dended bearing ~
their dec;Nun
SATURDAY., Sept. 4 af $50 , NJ.
Monday, L2orr 1av. Sept. s. III 10 l
NJ ana P NJ.
Coach Thompson VIII umpire al
these gdmeS.-A6-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
Registration Of
Women Shows Gain
DAYS Total is 20o

THURSDAYS registration for women
Indicated raRI Laey are beginning u
overcome Ins narurRI umucitv mend
emf 20 their new status n the poliuc al
world \ -oIaI Of ons successfully
PASSED through the ''ordsal" as one
r~gIst-arf put Il -wenry-H Eve nen
also registered curing Ihs day
The small number Of torelEn bora
women wno appeared for registration
Thursday. was su-pr7slrg, consldsr-
Inr the large number II this CRY
Three Or four was the sum total Of ne
women reEsr-auIs under TINS class.
The reason tur this may ne. as n
narv cases. because Of the tact thar
their husbands have lost -neir natur-
aIiZRriun papers Jr rnlsia,d them am
nave no definite prouf Of their night 20
vote.
One woman whose husband
thought she might ne somewhat C.mic
about registering. accompanied her %
the Office Of the Board and assisted
her as rnucn as ne could e the tlinE
our Of her paper Then she got INTO
conversation with a number Of he
women politicians -here and oecHne
So interested that t-,end husband aad
1uite d long wait before CNo wife
was ready 70 depart
Al Eve members of The Board were
kept INTENSELY Busy al DAY Thursday
aad the chairs were -uu practically
al Of the Tine the larger percent. by
tar, being women Registering. There
were present during the GAY some
French speaking WOMEN who assisted
4 great deRl IN the filing out Of the
blanks.
Mrs. Carr Z M1iliken went % reg
ister THURSDAY anu took with her the
rnz,cs Of rne household. While she
ana the MAIDS we're away from home.
the Governor did duty II attending
tn the chi dren. ae being left II hume
for that purpose.
Fer am, -lnciina1nns had always
,een very Clearly manifested but
when she called 81 tina City T-eAsur-
er's nfncs. Wednesday 70 pay her
tsxes. she SAID that although she had
never Thought much about women
vor.nS and didn't much approve Il,
that she ruessed she wouic 60 n ana
register.
A number II perfectly sood regis
rHrinn blanks were spoiled. n the
course q the ~eGsfer1ng rhus Rr BE-
cause Of me women n signing their
maiden nzne. had signed rheir hus-
BINDS mama
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also hiking for Belgrade. and VINO re-
turned with them. The distance p
about - miles
Nj 5ar-le aas snld MS place -
Ralph Wing.
II Is reported that c u. W-Ear
has also sole his farm on the Nor z
road 10 Mvies Williams. who viii
soon move thar
:. " FoEg lett Sunday evening sor
Portland, where ne has posi.s-n.
Mrs Fog and daughters Christine
and Marion VIII soun INN him here
Mr.. and Mrs c. Z. Fogg are en-
cerasE,ng Relatives
Miss GlAcvs Earex is passing n
short vacarlon IL home She will
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Da m D
lay s

4ar-- weather. the Enn
-srss q. me starch ana annl-
- = --ou-waen IT'S not really
~ III wer ana c.iIly-thar's
-.7-s1 ..saase-spreadsr known.
~s.,s, & unhealthy influence
19ve.s 2no digestive organs
-r,c-o- 7a-+ertly. Il is q
--scau-1un . 1ake a liberal
4. woods AeoicIne-
~ 1asas Of rnis -eliAhls old
~ -e-3arr vii ward off mary
~, SORE --.-ozrs. with their
I.saugr. oss If --rne ana .nrurne-
| -e--,.a- 1ss VII keep your sys-
: syca.iar1 c1neir,nn. ana less
rw vii We neutrality-suspicious.
I'VE Is aosniur,v safe and
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MT. VERNON

SCCTE-Mrs. WATSON and Min
wssson Of Boston have RETURNED %
their hume IN Tuesday after several
weaks with Mrs G. n Hutchinson
Mr.. and Mrs W ?. Walker have
been entertaining relatives fsum
Massachusetts.
Mrs and Mrs. z NJ Spencer and
daughter Miss Geurg.&ra Spancer.
WIN have bean ~ Mamie GROVE farm.
left fur Cambridge Monday.
Mrs Remington and Miss Spencer
walked 10 Belgrade Lakes and re
turned SATURDAY,, -n5ovtng a road
SIDE lunch. While m the wav they
Erk1ulnna hx LsWrnurn 2smannruu.
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The team returned trrm Tate,--iIls
THURSDAY evening JuniIRnt II raes-
YIN over the gr-nn L & ".
ts9N- Tho game was 4 pxrr 81 rae
-xirs program Tor thu gay ana p-cveo
q oArrie royal with . well earned de-
cisann Tor rhs Augusta boys n ras 18th
1T The scare OF 70 4 Both rex-ns
mt r-ne more rhsn usual bur they
were n,ceiy scxrrersd tor the m,xt
7ar- The aele;ng was sensational q,
times The 0tcn OF Masc,adr, N N.
In being pzrrralxrfy naIr -1Is,ar
The scrs played q sreaey consistent
Same. the result ~ close team wo-k
ana me wiring Of Buck" ssunsr-e.
This 10 rhs team the Cans vii see IL
action GO SATURDAY an6 Mnndxy. Sure
~ rAns are assured Vt chesr -usnev 6
worth and then soma. plus.
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M and Mrs.. Joseph Mutt Of Clsve-
land O., ~nr were recently called he-e
ny the serlous illness Of their Young
son. Joseph. Jr.. vino ms been pass-
ing the summer Al une Of the Maine
Lakes. EFT for their hnzne with him
-hursday morning, n their private
Ear. which Was attached 70 train -.
They were accompanied by the nurse
and the attending pnyslclan Of the
pxlesr
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On. Eugene Keily. State COMMITS
slpner Of Health N Massachusetts,
is the guest IF DR.. Leverert ..
Bristol, Health cammissiunsr Of
Nztne. Cr. Kelly and Dr. Bristol
WE'RE students together 1T Jenns
Hopkins ana have since been asso-
csxcec N public health work. The
Massachusetts Eaith cnmnlEslnn-
g ID q Maine 1Ka having passed
his 5svhosd n thu vicinity IF Is
lzne Falls ann Bangor. where some
Of his relatives srsu live
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sour return % her duties IS stsnpE-
-aphe- n -ae orsce " 2 z New
ber- If Augusta
Sherman Ransev has pu-caayed
pair II horses ana VII opsraH a azy
press during ne I'll a25 winter
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choafe- WsIsn

May .. Walsh ana Charles >
Cankss- both Of thus ctr. were nsr-
NED III o'clock Wednesday nor,inr
al ST Aary-s church bv the pastor.
aer. Thomas Mclaughlin. Gather
Inc Cote was bridesmaid and James
Cronin If Eallcweil was best man.
AH- ChoAte IL one Of ANGUISH 3
charming young lanies. NJ Chnate
who il a popular Young man was a
member Of ca. z Of the 1886 reg
iment and ssrved Overseas Is months
The couple nave a host of friends wno
wish them happiness Alter the wed
ding "TRIP they VIII make their home
at Surselgn street. this CRY
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Malns Soseai Changes

Malns Sostai Changes
Postmaster Con-11sslrne6-
class. Aug. -, -s20. Bancroft: Elsie
F ouIle-ts
Summer Post cnces-ERy--lle-
Lincoln COUNTY. VIII close 5epren-
Der -. -92n
Ocean Point. -1rcaia county, vii
close Sf.ptEE Der "a. -22n.
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Mrs. Frederick Tooey, wnn is cnn-
sned IL the Augusta General hos
pltal uy d recent operation. Is -
ported as DUNG finely
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Charles ? WinsIcw ms returned 70
rs nome Il this CITY. IS Middle street.
@--er pAss1ngtas sumne- a. Birch
Point camps. Sm,ratsid. Ne
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BROOKS NswoerT has returned TO
Ms hufne III % Myrtle stree. after
q ssresL dEyr' outing al Ocaan
puluf-
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or. Z Z Stubns left -sursca-
morning tor Cleveland. O., rn a shpr-
business rrp, expecting 20 return Sat
urdHy or Sundzv