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Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12
SUBSCRIBED FOR STOCK
 IN FARMERS COOPERATIVE

At Farm Bureau meeting held at the engine house in Yantics Wednesday night a goodly number of farmers turned out to discuss the Farm Bureau plans which had been drawn up for the town of Franklin a short lime ago. Most of the discussion centered on the cooperative buying proposition and the feeling seem ed to be that the men of this locality would be interested in ofEanizing such an association. Owing te. tbe- absence of L. P. Aver the Farm Bureau director, George Kahn presided and opened the meeting and called on J. D.. Mccarthy. the vice president of the Farm Bureau. Mir. Mccarthy stated that the farmers al Norwich Town are already working to see how much capital could be raised for the organization of a cooperative ex' change, and ventured the suggestion that if it seemed wise the men around Yan- tic and Norwich Town might join in the single cooperative. organization, using Hantic as their shipping point
 County Agent H. F. Johnson then dis. cussed the relation between wholesale and retail grain prices. During the pas month or six weeks the wholesale price oi chops has dropped from ss2.50 per tor on October End the average to $44 pei ton on October 90. On October 2nd thu average of retail stores on chops va. S6T.4O pc rton and this price had grad ually dropped to Sis.20 INr ton to the av craze of retail stores on October 30th Cottonseed showed wider difference be tween retail and wholesale prices on oc tober 30th. On October 2nd eottonsee could be put in carload lots at wholesal i for s5s per ton, while the average Of
 or more retail stores was S72. On Oc tober 3Oth cottonseed was quoted a
 wholesale at s4s while the aa,raEe of retail stores showed eottonseed at $si.l per ton.
 Mir. Monroe tfs marketing speciaiii from the college then discussed the c,
 operative buying situation in Connect
 cut and told the men ., principles 10
 followed in organizing a cooperative e;
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12

change if they w.ild do this successfully. These principles have been worked cut from the experiences which other CO., operative exchanges have had in tii" past The chairman then briefly statcl that there were a good many farmers Or ganizations i'm the United. etates but that he believed tie Farm Bureau was one o: the best organizations to save dollars fo- the farmers that had yet come into ex- istence. But that the farmers of any locality have got to put a little effort Into this if they get dollars out of the organiza ton. The chairman then asked how many men would be interested in organizing a cooperative exchange. Practically every u.an in the hall raised his hand and following this sixteen men signed up for SS5O worth of stock in the proposed organization. A committee Of five men, consisting of Nelson Stark. Albert Grandy. George Kahn. r. s. Arm strong and Joe Pearson was then appoint ed to canvass the town and report at a future meeting
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12
RHEUMATISM
Torturing Pains and Swollen Joints Vanish When Rheuna is Used or Money Refunded.

If there are any rheumatic sufferers who have not aVailed themselves ot this generous offer, they should do so at once.
 If Rheuma, the guaranteed prescrip tion for rheumatism in any form, does rnot give quick and joyful relief the cost, small as it is. will be gladly re- turned without any quibbling or red tape.
 Rheumatism is a dangerous disease. and anyone who has the sl gntest sign of it should drive it from the system as quickly as possible. This is what
 Rheuma did for many. It should do as much for you.
 T have been laid up for one year with chronic arthritis." says one suf- refer T had doctors galore, also spent four months in 6 sanitarium. but had l practically no relief Then I started taking Rheuma. Now l can go with l out crutches or other aid. which l could not 10 for the last nine months | I highly recommend it. and would | gladly answer any questions asked or receipt of stamp for pcsta ge. .'-Thom- | as II. Eddy. SchbylerviIe. N '. 1 Rheuma is absolutely harmless and 1 thoroughly reliable because it is ont discovery that has forced rheumatism 1 to y cid and disappear. It is recon 1 nended and sold on the no-cure-uo ! nay plan by Lee g. OsgoOd Co., anl i rood druggists everywhere
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 1.-The Con-
 necticut Chamber of Commerce, on the second day of its annual meeting, today adopted five resolutions previously pass ed by the resolutions committee. One res oQltion favored state legislation to al- low trolley companies to use auxiliary motor service Another recommended the formation of a chamber committee on forests and parks. A third resolution urged extension of the work of the state
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12
| AC7IONBY STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

fish and game commission. A fourth resultion recommended strict enforce ment of the Volstead act, and fifth call. ed for protection of the public interests at hearings regarding railroad matters.
 George ID. Floss, secretary of the Penn sylvania state chamhsE of commerce, ad- dressed 9, group meeting.
 "A state chamber of oomerce requires thrde important elements for effective. work he said. These are the support of leading men, sufficient finances and a good secretary.
 Ut is necessary to have state cham bers of commerce becatse the state is a definite political unit. Most of the laws touching a persor's daily life and bus mess are state laws. However, it is not the functions of the government. State chambers should guard against becoming instruments for special privilege or pol tiles"
 Other speakers were Daniel N. Casey. director of the Field Service Bureau of the Pennsylvania chamber Edgar l. Rich, transportation counsel of the Asso. ciated Industries of Massachusetts Charles H. Wallour of Wellesley tIils Mass; James Goold of New York Rob. ert Scoville, former food administrator oi Connecticut, and Richard E. Dodge of tht 1 Connecticut Agricultural college. In his address MT. Rich said that the transportation situation in New England in worse than in any other part of the country. He said he believed this wal | due to the following reasons: l First the high cost of coal in New Englaind; second. the fact that the Nev Haven road is necessarily a short-hau 1 system; third, expensive operation be cause of congestion in manufac.urini centers; fourth. standardization of wage! | of employees. regardless of whether the, i live in outlying sections or in centers 0 population"
 The two remedies under consideration
 Mir. Rich said are the formation of New England trunk system. or the con
 so,idation of various New England line
 with big connecting railroads, such a
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12
ASSISTANT REGISTRARS
 OF THE TOWN or NORWICH

The ten assistant registrars Of the town Of Norwich. who receive from S2e9 10 S5eo annually. are, Second district Herbert M. Lerou. Thaddeus Leahy !: Third district. Louis H. Geer. William J Malone; Fourth district. Albert J. Bai- ley. John O. Connei: Fifth district. George \. Beardow. Timothy J Sulii- van: Sixth district. Arthur c. Jenkins. Henry Gebrath.
 The registrars. Tyler Guy and Cor neiius J. Downes have served % and 2l years respectively. consequently the town has the benefit of expert service from these two men. who have put in a Eiren. uous season since July last and who's, excellent and painstaking work is rec. ognized by all who are familiar with E.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12
RAG RUGS

Size 27x54 inches "Hit and Miss" Grass Rugs, regular S1.98 value, at ........... S1,as
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12
Dress Goods Reduced

42-inch French Serge, in navy, for Dress or Skirt. or Blouses, regular $1.75 value, at...... $1.39 42-inch Wool Granite Cloth, for Suit CT Dress, in black and all shades, regular S250 value, at ..,............... s1.9a 54-inch Wool Jersey, for Blouse or Dress, in Copenhagen, sand, reindeer, brown, taupe and navy, regular $3.75 value, at $3.19 5O-inch Storm Serge, for Suit or Dress, in black, navy, mid night, Copenhagen and brown, regular $3.25 value, at..... $2.69 Yard wide Dress Velvet, black, navy, brown, dark green and taupe, regular $4.5O value, at $3.93
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12
Silks Reduced

Satin Messaline, yard wide, in black and all colors, regular price $2.25 a yard - Special price .................. Sl.o9 Dress Tafeta Silk, yard wide. in black and navy, regular $2.25 value, at ............... S1.S9 40-inch Crepe de Chine, in black, ivory pink, light blue, old rose and taupe. regular S2.25 value. at .....A............. S16S Yard wide Black Dress Satin, regular price $2.5O - Special price .................. $1.99 t0-inch Satin Charmeuse, or Dress or Skirt, in black and navy, regular $3.5O value, at $2.98
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12
Winter Underwear

Infants Winter weight Ribbed Vests, regular 39c value, at. .. 29t One case of Children's Knit Un- derwaists, Boys and Girls sizes 2 to 12-SpeciaI price. ... 35c Children's Fleecy- lined Ribbed Vests and Pants, sizes to F Special price. e.......... 6e, One case of Boys Gray Ribbed, Fleecy-lined Union Suits. sec ond quality of $1.75 grade Special price suit ....... e5, Women's Fleecy- lined Union Suits, long sleeves, ankIe-length. regular and extra sizes, regular $2.35 value, at .......... SIS!
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12

the Pennsylvania and New York Gen. tral. He predicted that the latter plan would be the ultimate solution of the problem.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

NAZIMs)NA Has
COMEDY ROLE
IN BILLIONS"

2azimpr1 isn- u1Ifv q r-aUzaEissITls.
She Is q ealnefiiaL All If which again
gives IN IIrrre that sfIe Is tffe hiEEssI
arzress nuw allI,=zzzssg nn szREs az
screen. anw r-ue this Is Will iss
aisunfianEflv uruve1 N <frs Eainnis.i
1ts-Gsrn 1nfEr wfssn 1fEe upfsn Russian
viii asrlssszr IL Millions
-sBilliu1ass-tffR RrerFEf intiirtffuz.l
Et1iralss mllr ID sucf. fiEures RK THAI
when Ezsszat.iuE af WHY az-sssslsse-- BIZ
there airs lr1s Of yzsunls wfap have szlrti
.tfrrau,s zfIzl rtses- zfIiIik t4asE arr rnzllz-
irlr millions ann hillinLs-ar. II leaEz-.
ara EuIuE ID.
'.HillirnIE' II winch SnElmpTR ap-
F-snE., s1u-T. LIS ialEr1iF amusing aEn II
Is Jarrlr-seT 1ufl OF cffsver situations il
which tt1s szHr IL sssen II ssxceIleII1 &c
vantage. T91srr Is never g. dnil mr.
ms1I1 llrlr 1taE tfs-ninE is ALWAYS doing
tine uIss,-IsscrHe 5ls1 wfEaI ltas sErHs---sss
I'm always EaIIrE IN Il 1lizEuDnlsgE
-TlH theme I'd The may TEv0tNez
arullnu xffe FITNESS T-iinf amt tEeE
lovx 1nr IssHr---. q vrlIzsE american lsoss7
III Ezrzzrzw1cf village wffe is 60 1Ds-
-uIe a1nu o1 "a conspiracy conducted Try
tine lsx-1erss urzsc-rzuuinlls ser-srar- n
WIZ 1tas RICH II-trazs=ss LUZ i4irnsei1 Ths
situations EEre admiralty Developed
-tsfs servings richly IIsr1s-Iuiea s11It IN.
cAEz s1-lTr5u--iIIE Sa-lunva ID the AlE-tl
cRiif5-s. usually Issus-1tteo by Msr-p-
-s-snnft ularne 1tze atpra' Is sIIE1tEEr
razuekfv ne tue hill trffHy- Il Guruex
--ura the Christie s1uftiux = s1rx gEzEr-
aarfes nj lis worth Tive nsw cutting
---ssresas will Easx, MAXI d f1i1s-AIf~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

On tins "Wednesday evening" a Eife
AuEuEzR EirlE' Communists ciun viii
TTaizR uinEH nesting nj the newly
1urmHn entertainment surumir1ee III
the i1Hnri nj wfiirt1 IN d ullzrtfnr cfIufr-
mKn. Minis I.zIrn lewis ThH rr1umff-
IKE will MAKE riEns fur me elT1erfuin-
meTTf N 1fTe ciuh fur rf1e crlninE
muntt1k. L m gxsaerled 1tIz1 the nrw
anTEs--ElnrnE1II committee viii fIEye q
frzznu nfW Hr-EuEEmEuT tnr ms i'm
71nr-zu1 rsar- NJ the sc1lifsas ag--irftieE
Th9 Eir.s uf Circle are II mRra e
the ciup hnlrse I'M -t1sK wetfnsxnEs-
evening fTr Il sprini Euun TIME ann L
Eeur-ul Euik feag I'm piEns inn -fae
circfH- Thf nuE1eMHss viii ne ElsiH
KesnRn anu Alkaline .iuflyzpu- Al
Girls wnuse names fegin with lin.
through 7 j. * ann In are inEiuuen
n TINS clr1is gnfi a-E urgently invited
ID ar1HnU the Wednesday, evening
I1sr-x
sEmme sEnd JuIn LIE aruuu1 THE
Christmas -seE- II ItfR Girls club Fri
dizzy uiEtrr- "a IHn-csm Eli he silrs in
nr1uE. There viii ne 1utE n1 9un all
r-lEff1~ is srR r-try-nP un attractive
x.zrrxlK wtIiun is calling the E1rfs I'd
=efflsr fpr nEz1 F-sfiEy niEfr fur tire
Christmas IJar-v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

a mEzTsnE "a rtEe executive cnIumii-
TEE u1 the Maine FeIieruriun al -Aer-i-
cuftu-El AHznrinrtnnk wEaK held az tites
StHze Aulase- TuesEizsv. II wHs the
f1rE Hs.zasgz "a Etle eumni1tse slut.e
1flt eiEc-inn nj 5nf1n VI Leland nj
saxInEa.ssiile -aE president Others pres
en- III the msH-ir1E were Sec-e1HrT a.
l. Z Cn.umiuEE Chairman Il p
sssvt-s1ssa. u linz rnmmfr1ee. a M.
& sallie E Augusta. e. q nur--tnrrur,
N 9rwrniTIfzzm. A. G. Marunlfssr of
1rg1rlEn. 4nd L c. Hnisfun uf C.n,71iEn
Narfulls matters were discussed anu
TrnafmiIn1v arrangements we-e mR1s
I'M a ulszstfns here, 5an Il. M 6ieif4-
EnIes -rIm all the affiliated aEr7r1ll-s
-tlrai organisations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15
OLD TTNE BANDITS
MORE THAN
MERE PIEERS

Tse szsil Huf fzr4uE nc the ErsE1
criminals Cd niExu-v Lnm Roi1ir 3pncr
II .Iezse Iames 1Hfas INN iusaEuffsranr=
ssnruysxrpsl Fs 11fs Fantastic Tling n sssszAI
I'm eE1S-r rain 4rum rs E-ncigs isrzwesr
-wo sxntauzzE Tins 1acine1u res2llr sr-
rzrrx IN srwau1eE III as4urIzz-zess. etEs
ssur- lsv EkiEur wailars which il II ne
E=-n II stH Csnlu11ial 1tzszx<-1 IN TfIrrr-
ssz--. EVE NarRk Is 1tas sl2r af THE
uIc1ure-Affr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

In the s.ii1 h1zllEtu iJr ChHrfex K
Buwer uru-ir1E1ur N TtIs CHINESE -ss-
-nIruT1. F-ur+ street. against Ellen
M1zun ALLEGING -f1E1 through nerii-
=autaa sifs fIrI5ise the restaurant siru
I'm -rfle nfsY--trssifie ri -1fap Eurr-Eav
..ffs r1iEfn N Nur. = JIlf1Ee KesERn
-zuusrnsi a v-srfiiEr n 1ESur uf rtHs ltf.-
Tsarmut. franklin ?. aTEEue Ep-
Isszr1n fur --iIe nsfnuf1Ern ENC 1rfannD
IsguE. q vu1rnr lawyer VIM -Hrsn1.r
rzune N Bath. 1rr 1f1a Tsss1nrfE The
lsEni iiuEu,Ezirs camR thick amt Ass..
dur1uE 1tse near1ugs-8a1tl Times
Mr. auxvFsr furznes.v -zn q lHunftrE-
ars-H ann alsp nrnuEfu 1flt ftrEa-sysan
zf,u,,r-t u-z-Iivegi-[.hlneze rezzEIzr-
Ezr I'D AzI--IlsEE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

Slim" 9urwsr. TINS viii fSH 1tlF mr.
Offering al 1tas Augusta 1rarR npllss,
an FH1fszS- uuu SATURDAY. amt there is
ses'ssrT raazslz N se4ieEs thar Ell -egs-l
snrIis I'M nu.,un picture RzzsIGsznrse Fl
The ftnHss VIII be sITlEsfeo II nltB
sT arrangement with .TEsEsTgh
ssL1ifs1IEk. AriIactzie vaK specially an-
Es14seti Tp paazy LfIs E1Er T4zr- IN 11se rlE
.sarz1rnuliri1 nir-u-1zztiGn m t41ls "a
rrioHs sTElEss u-z1TTsR 81 Ifle wzesz1 fsr Ed
rrIIIrn 1ssK. tbs scauszrlp al wrflaxss was
written ny Tim FarTrlzgn MiEf,sl IN
LiflEilt sEurt ul4Sz-s upssnsfts the fs1Era
ana 1tltsrr are q uuIniser a1 atfrs- ssarx
il Ftse rt's-,t.
~ 10 LsiiE 1.-TWO F--nrr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15
-uuszi uf Eenrue 8. 1nrrss

FunR,Ia services xur tins lzErs
-TssEI--Ee 8 JONES were heid 81 Inc
lR1e hume III q East Chestnut ss-.-ss1
II : p'clack T.Is.ssfzzy a1ze-71rEIrl. Rssv.
e. Francis WaiEn officiating Inter
mn111 WIS In zfIa fRmilr i'm al Mount
F'fRasE1rn Ezmn1Ev The nsaGrarx
were The fpIr D-n1tle-E i Aibar-.
Perry r and Wallace z -Tnnes Cd
-t1ls CttE, GIIn Daniel Z 5Unas N
7 rrirve
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

'@Tyhe Rumanrs N = Christmas
Gard ny KRre DallEins wzEE1n- Is
rusuinES1nE sEury eszssciniiy nriEEr1sn'
70 me sru,ifinv ssnsun Enn the Jullr-
rrEal nr Management with -1H
EpnEf11un. Mifiin CmnuEuTs publish
Hrz- Is fu.-z1nEzn,r zfsle N rim -fle
srur- IN ss-lni fp-m- beginning This
mur5rruE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

!, Thn Satin Williams InrlEpsnrfsar1
ReiiHf Enr1x will nnln ItE -zguiRr-
messing Thursday E11sruuHn with
1sae presiuH1t- HRS. Lury WARE Il
MEr-rv sE-ssHt- All mEmisHrS a-s r.
xgrsxznE ID Ep aE-.y ann rsSr-- 8 pac-
MIR lunch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

The fniluwluG nir-ns hEve hsssn -
x.p,zass al afas uffire Cd tne city nis-f-
! san. .Insspn RnikGnu. bnrn Dex- .
70 Mr.. unn Mrs Rssaasr m AaanCfa-
enc. a rinuEi11Hr. Christine Frames.
aprn Der y 10 MI xn1 Mrs. Leun z.
Unr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

A-faad7 me new laIIIuInDuiie num-
9latss fnS I!l-- arza observed un
~ 1slz4z ur,ran E4isnIII 5pwn- The
4sF 9.z1ss n+ q u-UwriEn mus with
= Wz-Els 4sr1erE. arx attractive ami
sss- lagi.lIlg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

Taz-As q 1srts-Ee.sl western drama. aErIu
When rtE. WING BloT~s'' Pollard
E1usttE. viii GIEp ise ETvsn a1 ztas
EfJRs-E i4fyllss--Affr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

SIX aE =ernzIn Hilton ID
cay 1E flsrvE arrived IN TIM cirs
u -aaE viii visit herr fur q s11urT
1rs- Ziitun uizrs n uzzH 1tss
ef VIII hs- murtfe-. Mrs.. I4rr-is
ssae0rr isis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

-asSs Earle. 3iEsx1n mas -azlIr1zE1 II
ss sr1vsoJu1a1 IN IsiIs CITY 9rmn
Where sne fIsEs fsssE vEEff-
~ lsr lEzsrts Mr. a1n Mrs- A z
..asssEA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

4rs. :. 3 fslcigsErI.s al tzaa1ywpBu
sineaE rH-u-Tgsu MunuET 1un q 1rw
4sFs vIs1 rs -fpmaszun wt1Ere sine
"a rs z-Ilss- N aE- slEzB-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

~, 1't1S Of ztfR Wnmxnas r-hrzB-4
y =, s'a-a,rrs Emun viii In fnllfa
y. ss sl-re-npnn. - oscinrk a:
,. Il = &. sz1esmialy fzzIl Tine
o - ~ifs nns1irzg viii be MrE a
- an1 the flzHmE ID TIM
- vii ns. Tine -arzn M
- I1s hunssnE win m
ssa. :. Higgins znfi Mrz- " q.
~ La nominating rummixtne
- = -srur- ann tfie alsx.fiumi
sa.s -s fn- che nrw ynnr VAN
b. --e -hs szlu1rrn1snsisuzn n
Sss,nr go e'ris,1tt ere rxuuua1nd M
ssss.. list seuu1 nj -kfe wurk uf
ZcusEr11E fnr the 1zrnr VIZ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

To- Z. FF-1n 1nd .EnsEuh EsHnlsr
217s returned 4-arn ter axxE szzT
r haSror vns-n they attended q.
l7--ztsrE convention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

4iSs ,irazss pa-nIiis inns xzzurnEki- II,
ah ~ 7rrgs-E sf1s Is esuufCy-efi- ae1es-
-Assr < lew aXyE IN Skuwfe=un
saeT' saE wgzs tiIe gIHz1 af asr pa
Egsss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

Miss Minnie Mnrra ur EaIipwAll.
WIN is anniuved N -sr ufiire a4 the
MEssnH Chiiargrsss HunH snriHTT. Is
tur,unie n ur.Hnu ID nnr work nHrz1,se
nj Hines
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

-'e1-i4E all will mfss1 Thursday
0ez IL. III I q O. r. hail
-As TlssSzs uf Nellie Rnr1kalE
-. - &'c-Inig Deaia Muns1 zuh'
- io-cuL There will he C-hrzss-
- a1u each m1misar N -@-4
- To n-rnE sums ar-ncae NM m
o'e- LII ceu1s tur tfIe rrza. II
A. So -fEs-s viii ne D lzrEn num-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

.1 49, Is Thompson gnu Nj
- an aaEa-mzn I'd ElnEznRn.
~ beer I1.4ssrrrr Z 1ew GiKyE IN rtze
j.. 'IeitIEIE trends ann rHiRt-rez-
-sEor1nsnr hzs -nrurnen hume
- a.s az-seuzus 1Esr Guuttuuen
z -sczlpn 10 vssit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

Fen wilsun NJ Fur-iRnri s1HnBg-
-zx,s,u- fnr 1sse suusumH JruiriHl
uuur-. is IN ts1e city in u-1Es11fiEnre AT
zs1r Derzmber 1Erm ut Sfe MINNIE iEw
r.uuY- n znznzuu az TIM ruzlr- nrs1iEs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

rhe rnzr-sEEe tn1ezrtiurs uf MiE
Edffh Rur anr Frank BertuE-n. pnfh
uf AxHrExa- were dlen -r1HsrfET H-
-he ufIlrr nj tl1s cry rlerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

"a - --1lisS Ehar1funae anriHev nj
'aas - c-snrrn win unaa ftE En-
sssss,. ss+s thursday a<fz-nunn snss
esM~ u 81 MHrr-s fxnIi. axurE
F|ssan.. s-- earafiv. zznrm. 1unrv
|ssAes iizfaEitzesriiaalS. huazsnasu1a
F@w = sAafsr ssrrfcaes viii ~ nm
ses,. = sssrsr wxacsme. HsGnuuks-
Ea IN nun sa.kd- isur xuIas. ruGEnE
k<rsss. c-nan win he aus~uEa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

l1arlss : .ittTri1s iE9- IN the af1Er-
aOUa tram Tuesday fur L stan-- Inns
sass TIL e. Besfun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

49, n. a -
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Morris tribune., 1920-06-25
WEST FRAMNAS

Sam Buttell was a visitor at j.
Leininger's Friday.
Miss Florence Carlson was a visitor
at Emil Carlsons Thursday.
Harry and Clara Sunquist and Flor
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lahners were
in Morris Friday.
Miss Frieda Lahners was working for
Mrs. Weller last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Carlson and family
came down from Wakefield, Neb., for
a visit with Emil Carlson for couple
of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Sunquist and Martin
Sunquist, Mr.. and Mrs. George Brooks
and Mrs. Wilson were visitors at Harry
Sunquist's last Sunday.
Walter, Lille, Myrtle, Alice and
Florence Carlson were visitors at Lain
er's Monday evening.
The dance at Aug. Schmidt'S was we'll
attended and everybody had a good
time.
Fred Buttell played ball at Hancock
Sunday.
Frank and Frieda Lahners were visit
ors at John Lahners Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Butte1 took din
ner at Fred Leiniger's Monday.
George Foley was at Harry Sunquist's
Sunday.
Miss Florence Carlson expects to re-
turn home from Cokato this week.
Emil and Ed. Carlson and Walter were
fishing at Starbuck Monday and had
good luck.
Miss Adelia satter returned from
Morris tribune., 1920-06-25
SOUTH DARNEN

Reuben Bennett iB the proud owner of
a new Ford which he purchased Satur-
day from Steinbring Bros. of Hancock.
Jacob Steiner is having his new
house painted.
Among the Hancock callers last week
were L. B. Squier and son, Reuben
Bennett and son, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Rotramel and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Steiner.
Quite a few young people of Darnen
and Horton took in the Circus at Han
cock Saturday.
Adolph Mumm of Horton called at
Sloneker's. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Bennett and
children caAed at Rotramels Sunday.
Morris tribune., 1920-06-25
Ever Had It?
If You Have, the Statement of This
Morris Citizen Will Interest
You

Ever have "low-down" pain in
the back?
In the Small" right over the hip?
That's the home of backache.
If it's caused by weak kidneys,
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Norris people testify to their
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says: ''Three years ago was suffer-
ing from an attack of kidney trouble.
My back started to ache and I was
miserable all over. My kidneys
didn't act regularly and in various
ways l knew they we're disordered.
read recommendations given by
those who had been benefited by
Doan's Kidney Pills and I was led to
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Their use have made me healthy and
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Price coo, at all dealers. Don't
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Morris tribune., 1920-06-25

olivia Thursday where she went to at
tend the wedding Of friend and to act
as one of her bridesmaids.
Miss Malena Satter left Saturday to
visit relatives and friends at Starbuck
and Langhei
Mrs. A. c. Satter and Lewis Satter
visited at ]. A. Kron's of Cyrus Sunday
Mrs. A N. Dohlen and Norfeldt DOH
len called at Satter's Wednesday eve
ming.
The school board of Dist. IA presented
Miss Rebecca Satter with bonus in
appreciation of her school work
Morris tribune., 1920-06-25
FRAMNAS-SWAN LAKE

Ole Bensons were fishing at Starbuck
last Thursday.
Mrs. TOrgerson and Edna returned
last week from Wisconsin where they
have been visiting friends and relatives.
A surprise party was held on Mrs
Nels Solseth last Monday, the occasion
being her birthday.
Rhinard Block has returned from
Canada, where he has been helping his
brothers.
Morris tribune., 1920-06-25

All troubles of the eye, ear, nose
and throat carefully and success
fully treated. Tonsils and adenoids
removed. Glasses fitted by latest and
best methods. In Morris all the time.
Office over Sylvander's. Amos Leuty,
M. D. 20-tf. adv.