davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-31
!. :. + + i + 4 I. I. + + = r + 4 + 4
+ SALMON LOCALS +
& + + = . 4! + + = + i 4. : !, 4. :. =

II
4 J. E. Bohannon came down from
Leadore as passenger on Mondays
i train.
n Mrs. Glennor. Will entertain the
II Methodist aid society next Thursday
i January 9Th.
\ Paul Siegel came in from Spokane
4 10 spend the holiday season at the
n Cotton ratch.
u Extra radiation has been installed
q in the Rex theatre against the com
ing of long deferred cold weather.
!. Mr.. and Mrs Morris Cotton and
~ son Philip are in Salmon this week
visiting the A. H. Ford family and
~ other friends.
to{ Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Taylor, parents
eyo of Mrs R. =. Allan, are up from their
ls4 Gibbonsville home for a holiday Wis.
,sit II in Salmon.
TIL, Wrinegar brothers and their
o, mother have taken the upper Jim
~ England ranch on lease and
Tod moved to the property this week.
ivJ Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Todias were
ddown from Hayden basin on Thursday
a visiting for the day at the home of
~ her daughter. Mrs. Len Cummings.
200 Mrs Adams entertained at bridge
sSTuesday afternoo Miss Greene
leeYalso had company of eight to play
i0VVbridge Wednesday afternoon, Mrs
qBiscoe receiving honor score
0oOX Ed Matthews, in charge of the
15O{Dyke property, came to Salmon from
1aWalkerville on Wednesday prepared
1Mko 90 ahead with assessment work,
5Ibeing appraised on the way in that
tongregsional action had extended
sS3he limit of the law until next July
Thomas Boyle lis spending the
Beck in Salmon from the ranch on
big creek, beyond the California
,a1ar. When he left. there Christmas
We the snow had covered the ground
"a hly about two inches. while on the
~ ,okountain tops the depth was about
. ~ inches.
6 l Haley used to be considered a
SO bwns are now devoting their ener.
- ee force, but since finally that com
5stunity is rid of John Barleycorn the
IN ryices OF the town marshal have
50 zen dispensed with. At least his
%. tlary has been stopped, which is
0 ~ e same thing. Most up-to-date
13 WINS are now devoting thei rener
e3 les toward public improvements and
40 wastes saved from the old order
IS Y things is going long way TO
81 frd paying the bills.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-31

The biggest flock OF wild geese
seen in their flight south this winter
passed over Salmon on Tuesday,
hating for rest ON the power lake
above the city but NOT long enough
Tor The sportsmen 10 get any geese.
The usual night OF these birds IL
much earlier. which would seem TO
confirm the weather prophets In
their predictions about mild win
ter. But then who couldn't predict
q mild winter when half Of il has
already passed.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-31
When You Are Bilious.

Sea 20 promote a healthy action Of The
900 Ter and correct the disorders caus-
sol 1 by biliousnesS Chamberlain 5
pee WY blets are excellent Try them and
ch pare1 how quickly they give you rel
fccessafl for your food and Danish that
f said stupid feeling. For sale by e.
lane, olHettinger, Salmon Druggist. Adv.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-31
isREAL CANNON

lsreai Cannon died in Salmon on
Sunday evening, December rs. aged
20 years. He was rancher. he
came here frcm Boise in the year OF
The advent of The G. and p. railroad.
Mr.. Cannon was native OF England
but had been in this country since
early manhood He sometimes spoke
10 his neighbors about other mem
beers Of his family, including broth
.er whom he had met In California
before settling in Lemhi county He
was not married. All who knew him
admired his probity Of character and
rectitude Of purpose. his word being
that of man as true as steel He
was a typical Engiishman. steadfasi
in his opinions and OF stout heart az
well AS true heart. The Odd Eel
lows were proud 10 claim him as a
member and they took charge OF the
funeral on Monday, placing 20 rest
in their burial place IN tie Salmon
cemetery the worn body.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-31
MRS. r. q REEFS.

Mrs. Naomi Rees. widow Of n. G.
Rees. died al Los Angeles December
IS. aged IS years. II II expected tc
bring the body To Lemhi county for
burial. With her was the younges,
daughter OF the family. Mrs. Eva
Mathewson. wife of Chef Mathew
son. Another daughter is Mrs Roil
Denny and d son w. G. Rees. Mrs
Rees was before her marriage Miss
Walker of Illinois. John T. Rees Ii
a half brother. The husband died
in California in 1918.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-31
New Year serxiees.

New Years Day will be observed
In the Presbyterian church with ap
propriate services. The sermon sub
ject for January l. IL a. M. viii be:
Our Motto for the New year. The
Lord Is My Shepherd: Shall Not
Want"
Services also Sunday. both morn.
Ing and evening at the usual time
Two New Years Gifts" and
"Christ's Flight irto Egypt" win be
the topics. A cordial invitation "a
attend Is extended to all.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-31
Not If As Rich As cresus.

deiinquef YOU were as rich as Cresus you
Their wi4ld not buy better remedy for
h representation than Chamberlain's Tab
HAMS. 50 They are easy and pleasant to
hthony. 4e and when the proper dose is
Der, 192efn produce a mild and gentle eff
i. They also strengthen the di-
p,nI IcFion. For sale by e. G. Hettinger,
o,osasmon Druggist.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-31

Harvesting by Machinery.
The beginning ~ practical methods
IN the direction Of harvesting by ma
ch.nary was not made until 1891.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-31

s.y.s..sssA .-s-a.ssa4.---.44~ saRY
A. d. 1871. with interest thereon A.
the rate 81 six pos centan per Ar,
mum. payable seuisannaaliy on The
nrSt day OF July. and the frs day ~
January. IN each year. AZ tho Office
OF the cIty Treasure aggrtwaid. MP
On presentation and surrender 81
the annexed coupons as they sever
ally become due
The said city reserves the right,
however. to pay this bond Ct any
time after the first dag OF January.
4. D., 1851. upon notice To the hold
er thereof who has registered tbs
same with the Treasurer 81 said
city. This bond IL issued for the
purpose OF purchasing primary
right TO the. use OF ninety tsasl
inches. under q four inch pressure.
of the waters OF Jesse creek. for the
use OF said municipality and the In
habifanss thereof. b. virtue OF and
IN full conformity and eompiiance
with the Constitution OF the state OF
idaho. and the provisions Of Chapter
10. OF Title -. OF the Idaho Compii.
ed Statutes. and also BY authority Of
vote OF the qualified electors. who
are taxpayers Of said city. at an
elscfion legally called and duly heia
In said city. prior 10 the issuance OF
this bond. af which election more
than two-shirds OF all the legal votes
cast on the questions were In favor
OF the issuance of this bond
II il hereby certified that all acts
and things required 10 be done. and
conditions and things required to ex.
tsf ureeedenf 10 and In the issuance
Of this bond to render the same leg.
nj and valid. have been done. and
did exist in dine time. form and man
ner. as required by Law. and that the
fetal debt OF this city, including that
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-31
LEHRs'S CASH GROCERY

The wear now closing has been one of pleasing
experience for us in serving our customers Their
number has steadily increased. The volume of
business of this store has shown gratifying
growth too For this we desire to return our
thanks and appreciation That all may ENJOY
prosperity in full measure and happiness unalloy-
ed in the year now opening is our sincere nope
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-31

The city II sgiuioa. IN 9ae county
o. Lemh. ia the state 81 fdlAs ler
vasaa- receiver schnowieis it a9s
Indebted and hereby premise 10 p4E
90 tesTef the mann II
Dollars IN las fiii H9aos O.
thu United STATES of Amefiz7 81 th0
Office q the Cisy Treasurer. CT tbs
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-31

W
the Inter
Haley,
eby given
Ealnon, |
16, made
5, for SN
horth, rar
has fle'
Ike final
bh claim
Alien c
r, at Sal
of Janu
mes as
bfeld. b
ISIS, Elijai
Idaho.
r. Ora,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-31

POUR INCH PRESSURE, NOW
OWNED BY SAID CITY, III
CLARING THE DENOMINATION
IN WHICH SUCH BOMBS SHALL
BE ISSUED. AND THE HATE OF
INTEREST THEREON: DECI4AR-
ING THE TIMES WHEN SAID
BONDS SHALL BE REDEEMED:
AND THE MANNER AND METH
Cd OF PROVIDING FOR THEIR
PAYMENT. AND INTEREST r.
THEREON. AND THE CALLING
AND FIXING THE TINE FOR
HOLDING AN ELECTION TO
VOTE ON SAID QUESTIONS.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-31
Section Nine

otGISF FSttf<-
That said election shall BE- held -
said city and tise votes upon Saa
questions taken within the rvspes-
tive wards OF said city, NJ TIM follow
ing designated voting places to-wss
First Ward: Al the City Hall.
Second Ward: Al the Shenca
Block.
Third Ward: Al the Fire House.
Section Ten.
This ordinance shall take effect
and b. In force from and after It's
passage and approval and due pub
iication. and shall be irrep~alahie IN.
an the Indebtedness herein created
shall be fully paid and satisfied.
All ordinances and parts of ordi-
nancea In the city Of Salmon in con
'fiics or Inconsistent herewith are
hereby repealed.
Passed this 23rd day OF November
A.. d. 1890. and referred to the MAY
'. JOHN e. REFS.
Clerk.
Approved this s5rd day Of Novem-
Der. A. d. 1889.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-31

a week 4
ION at Z e1l
instead eSa
irving at y
e Afternoon
wing mails !,
onpt servE
ing stops q,
| hJ. Throus
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-31

The Clerk OF said city shall give
thirty days notice az such election
by causing the same To b. published
In The Idaho Recorder. newspaper,
published and In general esrculwfion
In the city og Salmon. and by post
ing said notice Of election az the place
in zach wsrd where the election u
TO be held. the sauce he
ing three OF The most public places
If said city.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-31

~ o5as mon Druggist.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-31

The ballots TO be Used Ia s9tin.
upou the first question submitted.
vii n In Substantially the following
form:
In favor of issuing bonds TO the
amount of THIRT1TahEf'
THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
purpose stated In Ordinance No.
irs. to-wit: For the purchase OF .
primary right 10 the use OF NINETY
ts0) inches Of the waters OF Jesse
creek. measured under four inch
pressure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-01
City Hall Tonight
Maine State Grange

City Hall al p IL. standard. ru-.lr-.-
70 Lhs place and 1izne FIR ~. zoos
Trxrxess- TIE Maine Nzts G-rn
aroros opportunity for aA1rozss vim
uay WISH 10 -Aks TIE 7tt aegres Il
rhs National reeLEg Il Bostpn - By
uorns eligible.
ms F-1aEF eTsI1ng kerzeaec Pr,-
rnor=a viii work TIC 5tt dssg-ee E.a ne
sia asssree viii bs worked rT ne Mama
state Orange. County Deputy Fas1ay
10 making 2-rEIzgensurs fs- q izrrs -
1afla2nee SIC guarantees thaa The % &c
2 ~ ar fkg RivHrslds Drive shall e
lt-unEh % waaerr1Tls u accornoaz1s
me EatrOnx
large aT1sEA2Alce lrrcEErzs.E- 1hR
STATE Is reported. classes -a-u,rr 1-crr
TO IN 80. a large E-.s-zaarce This
egsczng Is expected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-01

= he cozvSr-ion ana cheers WEIR
given fo- each # then
Mrs. Ssrar z. Ahnsft
The final address ~ he GGrveETio-
was made hy Mrs- Sarah 2 Apaoft
u Saeo. who SPOKE oa The Near East
Relief. II which shs Is State ct-aas-
rzzn She tc36 q having come from
q convention u New Hampshire III
which a notable address rad been
MADE ny an Armenian woman wts
had last practically everything sne
Possessed. 5hs also remarked .r-Jen
tne oeepiy religious atmosphere hat
rer-Rdes al conventions j. ttTess
TJ9sI war darE. and halls II as Z hQpn-
tuI- s-gn
Mrs. Arsoft sta1ed -haI Malra4,
New Hampshire ana Vermont are
70 maintain Z hospital and scnool n
SivEs tur the children While she Gid
noc appeal directly for furas. sne
dla emphasize ths fErf that they
have faith IN as and that we can
noT afford 70 lsI uTs ~ thszn dis Il
We can Prrvent- Her appeal wzs re
fe.--pd % thH general stfcers.
IN response 20 an Invitation *
te-1aeo br Mrs. Alice IL. EiErsr NJ
Ireenriiie. The couverticn Fp1ea 70
meet Il that town for tts 1ss1 ses-
Eion- Seer-tiae PRAYER was efFerrd
ny Mrs Gertrude Stevens LaarItt
ana me convention adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-01
white RIbbONERS END
3-DAY SESSION, AUGUSTA

Although 1 ~alneG g GarC II
--,r,r-scsy - Z 5id u elec-1o- day,
no .ia,yrEt8l-- azs vet geen s1-1-leE-
70 prevent q Erczp o. .IEa-. deter
-z-uea woman 1ro-n d---- what hey
believe 70 os -t1esr y1ua.3c 1uTy. am
: spite U ne al -te closing SOS
SION u ms -tres -day Convention II
-te state Wo-ns1-s Christian -Es--
y,e-arce T-Tlon whlc. has oee1 hel5
N M Penney Memorial church WIS
fully attended The co-ve--11- mas
t,ee1 somewhat q e Jubl3Ae event ara
tie state rtFccrs declare : re arg
est ana one n the -1os- successful
rtz- mas beer asla.
Throughout -he entire convention
- atmosphere q sober sE-ces-ness
lsas accompanied -ne Rejoicing over
-te RCver- u national co-sEI-U-ia rgal
prohibition because the workers
realize -ha1 their lzoo-s are ny NJ
means finished ana thai ne question
u lzw enforcement Is Is important
as 1hE law Itself With ms 1agt =
mind. the executive committee y
he correrttan MADE ne -eco-uT1en-
cation thai local. urIorls INFORM rh4t-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-01
e-nise for 7srearf's Cast

Ih5 success q the Paseert u,
Wednesday evening wEf due Il z
la1Ee measure 10 the efficient as
sistsnce rendered pr Mr.. Ernest No
Lean Much credit = aiso que tte
Crusaders ana members u he 1874
Convention WHO most lrrp-essiyelv
carried ont tf1eir respective vsa-ts.
Mrs Marcia Fuller. whose name wRx
accidentally omitted frpn the urp-
--nrn- carried OH her du1v Is SEC
refar- II Z diErlhea manner. The
sole Cold Water mir" ~ Janet
Chase, WIS warmly apYlaude6-
Lara F'oolsr IS ths little italia Z
rspIner and Ruth Henderson az a
Chinese woman wen the applause Of
all The tablea TX were very windy
oppressed with wl6e -rrgs Of he
asnvn John Bariercorr fur mr.
tra9TEg IS -hsy di1 oo-t the horne q.
luxury ant reFuelRr- ana The hc1e
of poverty ant DESPAIR. destroyed
ING lovlese because q rs terrible
esrgs. joseph Greulsr As uar teno-
81. John Hewe rs ouIcast and drunk
1-d. Don -rolar-. IS Satin enact
"a -tlear parts exceedingly well
SaIan's costume Designed and
rnads by Mrs. 4 o. -ruuant was 2
work Of art
The -oses - UncIs SAN PHILIP
Syfreste-5 and Miss Nrke-son as
Columbia were CARRIED OCT Il q most
excellent manner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-01
GIRLS CLUB NOTES

Ep-tsrs Night viii be observed
ms evening ~ tts regular rnss--
II II ms AuErsla GIris' Germ Iz--cy
club A special p-ograrc has bear
arranged am tte -u0-tErs of rhe
girls are cordially 1uTzted 70 attend
The -ner-Eyersh.p drive o -he Al
-us-E CsI-Is' CpruUrtty Climb VIII
z.gs-1rr1sr7re nexr Tonaay. Miss Lasl,5ss
-11o--pso- 3 captain - rhe girls
whose names eo-DA l11e- ) . 4
arra fa1 group viii oe known as -hs
Blacks Miss Lucy -hoTzps5r Z
,au-a4n n he Eris whose names
CONE un6e- Il . z and -hsE &re %
t,e called ths Whites. 4 v--zs VIII ~
gwen 70 ne girls on either s1ds
winch brings Z ms larresr number q
new members The winning -esr IS
70 ne entertained ny rs defeated
cam The members arr 70 report
al once % theirs captains tUr Z
Frruc-lo1zs ana application blanks
The az- 3 &c. make ing Membership
O. -ne club 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-01
MUNICIPAL COURT

cHrpe-1e-s p1AHs v2luRa II s.
v-ss The Subject - csflrrTerFw 2. The
Augusta municipal court --tLurstiar aft
"rnoEr when 5F,t-r Belle u Gardner
was ARIA gueo ns1crs Judge C'U.rv ~
90 not guilty 70 the charge ara 81 the
c18'ss = The hearing Judge Csny cvr-
tl1reo ms ease ons week
Police 9Eicer Etc1apg T.c5else VS.
rhe complainant an1 tesriflt.e mar
8s4lH aE7 beer t-rrri39ve6 - Garment 50
at ms haQse ny -wu ~ tt~e. 5az-s
snG mai Wednesday llgrr te nag. n-2t
through writ -he wu7k Belle rar
ct Us tools AZ he house over -rlsr-
ana IN ThIEsdar rne-r1ur haa rans
70 gEt rhs,n- Police Officer Bplaue
SAID that when hz Went hEsr-e al ncspn
- missed his plane winch he serr r
tie room ever he E1rchrr He sam
Z coEs6 no. nave beer take- frnru
here tv mistake HR certified ms
plane whaca WIS procured N flss
courtroom he SAID ~ aad red Il
Culrles afro 1oE1s mat Belle WIS
VvF'rt5rz a. -ns CoHv Hons
officer Charles Haskell est f4ec
hal ne TAG arrested Belle araa hat
foI-na -be Jslaue 4 mis- possession.
Belle was 1hrn working = tbs Cary
Epuk. -
Rsspor5sn- Belle en thn witness
stand dArf=t +hH charge. Ia atsr-, II -
that he pla1e WIS -te lgrDpartv r
Bolcl1c nCT saa5 -ha1 atte- = f1aG
TITS rsa vurk al Bol6ucs leuse e haG
.Csld 3ol6Lc -hzt ~ wss EClrr 9 Aor-
NV u34Te. Ezlr- whether 3a4suc
heard r1u sHF : ~ nor lie 9id ns-
Encw- he cla1rn=t --za- as was Ep1- z
70 return tt= plane a. eC3ock tk2f
afternoon His intentions TerE gC,ssd.
- sal6 and - die MT rr-er.a Il Eaep
he plane He alsc ss4d T"7}duc nae
E1ve. nm permission - -sC ne -DaZs
nat were 81 ths eaass.
n rshu-tgl Bc45lc said mai Belle
d16 not ASK h.u - re nsu = tina
7IlE1s he ss36 - Eac given Bale
permission . ,Ess uls Cl-rreu+sF 3
roe1z oulT VINE - waE working Of
IRE iat a nls E3oi6ncfsa HOUSE.
A. thai poir- he tssl irFory was
corc.ud. ans the case was cu1-i--.sec
for = week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-01
COMB SAGE TEA IN
FADED OR GRAY HAIR
II Aixee ~rfh Ssipnur h oart<era -
Naturally Ncsory Can Tell

Grzna-7otter kept her hai- beau.
-ttuIy 3arEened glossy and aftrsc-
I've WITH brew Of Sage Tea ana
Suap:zI- Whenever her nair took On
that du1 faced Of streaked appear
H1ce. TINS simple mixture waE APP
piled with wonderful effect. By ask
,ng IL ary drug store for Wseth's
sage ana Sulphur compound" ros
VIII EEf Z large hottie n this dc
TINE recipe. improved ivy rne aaci-
tien ri atte- Ingredients. All ready 10
Use. AZ verv little cost This Simple
mixture can he depended upon 20
restore natural colo- ana beauty 70
ths hzir.
A we'll known tsewrl1own druggist
sag-s everybody uses wws.t's Sage
and Sulphur Compound now because
II a2rKens 50 naturally ana eren1y
that notsody car tell 4 has 5eer APP
yJlIett--if's Sc easy u Use. tcc. ybu
Simply Camper {. coTrb or soft nrrsn
and draw II through your hair TAX
ing ore strand 81 = tiras. BY Morn
ing tie -zr hair disappears. after
another application or rwrs. Il . re-
slo-eu % Is natural color ano iosssxs
gsresy. suef ans 5eGErtsrl-Afr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-01

Ere-1F'ers 8n ttsE personal ana T.z,.4-f-
raj atIru1s aiken IN caur5l dates Tor
-1l'--iEla tlans n primaries zna cau-
uses toward enforcement u E7-ptz1-
h.tien legislation an1 otha- neral
questions.
Mrs Althaa ,. DUMMY = Turner
was u-an1TugIsiv re-eaec+ea rI-esi-
0e-- 4 -tE STATE U. =. = L. ann aJl
Lhs o1he- Officers were returned 70
-te1r respective Offices -tls meeting
aA2ce tor tt4s convention u 1921 IS
lzree-ZTIIIe- the INITIATION having heer
gwen ~ Mrs Alice II B.Enev u
that Jown- we ElrpsfeEr1- a. large
Br1st addresses a rns Thursday
Zl1rC1nE session - lha coryE--irr
we're mate by Governor Carl z MI
ken WHO arougt- greetings from
ths International An-i- Alcoholic cor
Ert4sE winch ne recently attended n
Washington = c. aad by N-s.
Sarah z Abt,p-t u Saco. 7vna MADE
at appet.s fpr the Near East Relief.
T-E CLOSING SESSION
Tire devotional SERVICE If ths
morning session WIS ed by Mrs.
E,I1za beth Scrtts-1er q Bolsters Mills
and was most enthusiastic one II
wfI1th nearly every lady present par
1icIpated The first business wnx the
r-eading q reports If previous SEES
sions 81 the convention ana Of the
executive committee by the recorc-
M sec-etar-, Miss Alice NJ CluEEh.
Recommendation Ct tire Executive
COMMITTEES
A1pTE important recon- zEr ia
items of tta executive committee are
tie following: l. That ttls depart
rnsrr Of 1Uwer mission and reaisf be
reERmed The tieuarr-H-1 q social
welfare. ant that the question of
combining I w5Th The work af SOL
aiars and sailors ne eft 70 the cen
erni officers. . That the depart
r1srf q franchise Sc renamed the
department % Christian citizenship.
ana nat Erx. Bass of Wilton We
made superintendent. 2 That the
-n&narernerr q The STATE nsadunar
ters be lsft with rhe general officers
ana Mrs. Clara johnson q Pa. tt...-,a1l
H. That he resignation q Hiss
Margaret Sargent, state superiEtera1-
art q temperance and literature be
accepted and that Miss E.sas Hama
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-01
INVENTORY OF ESTATE OF
LATE GEORGE ". FICKERY
Is FILED THURSDAY

T1a@ inventory II the estate u he
lzte George ". Tiekerv II tins city
wgs fled Il 1hs probate courr -hurH-
agr Afternoon
The IrEe-E-s-v SHOWS -Ega estate
va4 ued al S10 600 am psrsonaa estate
70 he vaIus q So .U2- Sc. M v5rk-
cry leaving NJ VIII i g understood
thai ne ESTATE viii All Ell 70 his snr
Guy q TicAsrv y THIS cz1v.
The appraisers were Percy =.
l5iu. George c Libby and Stephen
HaEsrTT. Guy O. T-5ckeg7- was ar-
Ts.'l-11sd aurn1n1srra1u- III Aunaav
last
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-01
NEXT WEEK
READEIELD FAIR

Tie Aelnsoec Eulr-r far 81 7sa4-
-zsla- because u rEin hzH aecn pcst-
EScrsa q 1sE week. TUESDAY ana Wed
nesasv u
IL e believed hat with E-o03 weather
Ihs pns1paae.nsD- Will aA4at Eor d bet
rs- eEnft.tior..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-01

rs treasurer " September ~. and
turned over he cash 70 Col. Roce--
B Cooke. ms successor. who has
been governor us the MtrutsAn
Branch for the rast I'VE reers. ana
until Il wes MADE tnrp a tuoe-citar
hospital and q surgeon placed Il
charrE Nxicr Perkins nsny friends
win be pleased 20 learn that he .
- remain quarte~EAste.. He has
manner. har1ne much 20 co-tesc
with during WHY times. high uriees
ctr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-01
RAIN AND COLD PUTS GFF
LEONARD-BRITTOy BOUT

Cleveland Sept 2e-T+rs 1f--pu-6
boxing cuzzfest between Benny Leez--
ard. champion lightweight. and JACK
BrtttOa- charr1on wei.erwetwr-
srheaEle6 20 ne hei5 III American
League park tonight WIS postponed
ate toaay Until -u-uo-rcw -.Ecl re-
tsaDss os heavy rEin &nG ocl6
weather
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-01

Lr. c. z pu-1r-o- has returned
sr-- SHIRT visit Il Durham where
srs wak Tire guest IF hsr mother.
hrs Dora RtEdSy an9 other rela-
ives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-01

Mrs Dana Soaie o. This crtv h2s
l.een II East Coriu-h -eeer-ly. where
sire IVES the guest Of ner sister. Mrn-
=. z Turner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-01

LIS &ZI- Fgr1s eft
- or 3ostC.-. WHARF
Us a-zec - matters u
''.-ass a- VII Elass = ssw aa3E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-01

- a-= 9s Tara Barton
~ TeterEna his
.z II Sc n 4. "A. r.
rf 81. he 2. = =. with
-75.1caso be present
Tae EezErRns TE2E
sa-l-ir- and ne ,axzie~
---t -heefveE 81 The
-s-.eas session. winch
- srr-T Rs possible AL
-tr-- are requested &c
s-r'ls1zZ-zs ITS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-01

gC~rsr a. Ic-a
! -r-E-nea zrpl Lowell
1z1 seen passing .
matters Il BUSINESS.
z relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-01
ALL AENNEBEC JOURNAL
-@sa 3c-oasr : s2a.
4CGU STA LOCALS

zner q. sioux cry.
~ Erk he1sy - ms
a--cac 1ro1 Cu-TD-c-
asseo sr3TT tDe
& --S IA relatives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-01

- --Eusta aides who
* rs week u at
=sve1 Name club
-4,-roaY Club were
-ar rcEE he AUGUSTA
-c lrs. aIane4 V Hal
r- ZverLs club.