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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-12-18

? The fact that we can get flowers out
Of doors at Christmas time II In Itself
a sufficient justification for growing
the Christmas rose, but besides that
Il Is worth growing for Itself. says
Country Life In America. It's large
white flowers. fully two inches across
resembling those of a giant single
rose, although as a-matter OF fact u
belongs 10 the same family as the but
tercups, never fail to excite entbusi
Assn in the season. OF snow and ice
The plant itself grows only SIX t.
eight inches high, and the. large
greenish- white flowers are borne In
clusters and nestle closely among the
dark green leaves.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-12-18
Move, Christina. Salad Bowl.

BY the time that the salad course
arrives at the Christmas dinner all
that surround the festive board are
apt to he warm. II viii be refreshing
TO see the salad come to the table In
block VI ice. Smooth the ice square
with a hot nat iron and make cavity
In the center with the same utensIl.
Border with crisp lettuce and spriss
Of holly and al with salad. Place the
block on several thicknesses Of cloth
or deep platter and put around II a
wreath of holly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-08
ABE MARTIN HEARS LODGE
LAUNCH KEYNOTE SPEECH

CHICAGO. June 8 Especially TIL
great momentous republican nation-
al convention is on. At tn first break
ed about tn entrances t tn vast
Coliseum. Ex-senator Albert ]. Bev-
eridge, tn celebrated. collar iltin'.
lawn tie orator from tn. Indianny
literary belt. Is here dartin' about
like a goldfish, ever movement a
picture 1t may be written down as
a fact that l walked down Michigan
boulevard Z tn convention hall with
a statesman high up in tn councils O.
sterlin' integrity an keen insight !
have no reason t underestimate
statesman who's been { tn Philip
pines an t. France an t Mexico. an
who has another long trip planned
fer this summer unless tn President
holds him In Washington. This bril-
liant an weathered statesman told mo
that tn presidential field had positive
~ narrowed down considerably over
ight an that Nicholas Murray hut
Ter wuz out of it. leavin' only Johnson,
Hardin Lowden, Wood. Cooliase,
Watson an possibly a couple o dark
horses, as tn real contenders fer the
coveted nomination. TIL morning SEES
sion lasted only q couple o hours. put
close political observers say theFe
nothin' unusual in that.
TIL upstandin' facts that impress one
most on tn openin' day O. tn historic
gatherin'-not idle conjecture, not
mere statements based on nothin'. but
cold, stern facts that can't be contro-
vered or distorted. are these--th oay
gone by when a Congressman can
square hisself with package O.
seeds; a willin' worker is soon on a
committee: optimism in all TIL various
camps is up t tn standard; tn con.
vention hall decorations arc pleasin
tn most fastidious: the convention
band was good an played literally. tn
tuba horn ben' tn biggest ever seen
in any convention; tn colorful head
year o. tn women delegates broke tn
monotony O. tn sea O heads that con-
fronted tn chairman an newspaper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-08

writers; tn keynote speech was full
o. criticism an well received, although
tn applause wuz hardly as thunderous
as Bryan used { receive at Spencer.
Indianny. an other towns, accordin'
t number O. close political observ-
ers: 1t was feared fer awhile that tn
delegates might wear 'emselveS out
applaudin' thrusts at Wilson an not
be able fer duty Wednesday. but they
stood up under it amazinly well:
hain't allus been said: light wine an
beer wuz gracefully sidestepped; CAPT.
tai an labor are still goin' t be
brought int harmonious union an the
dye industry is t be taken care Of;
also tn world war wux balled up. AL
together tn keynote speech wuz
regular republican speech as it should
O. course have been. Nothin' sensa-
tiond laughinly remarked that 1t
observer laughin'ly remarked that it
Judge 1t wuz considerin' all one hears.
A very significant feature o tn OPEN
In session, somethin' that did not i'm
press me until a willy Washinton
writer called my attention I, it. wuz.
to wit. ",h' absence o applause an
leaders took Their seats in convention.
Murray Crane wuZ unnoticed. an
you might have heard a mornin' glouy
unfurl its dewy wings as Senator
Borah fumbled for his seat. But all
seemed conscious o. tn great impend-
in task jest ahead O. them-th' elimi-
nation o. all tn active candidates
candidates that have been trampin'
around from coast t coast arousin' dis
sention. stirrin' up ole hatreds. build
in up new factions an wearin' people
out generally-an' gittin' itgether on
some good. strong magnetic, well-t'- do.
dark horse, whose opinion or position
on any question is unknown t. any,
body. Ole political observers as well
as several young, virile Washin'ton
correspondents, seem t. think that such
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-08

Mrs. Sallie L. Nichols. dated May 4,
1912, and modified by three codiciis.
The fund is to be called the Ellen
Maury and Alice Gregory memorial.
Other requests include $4,000 to the
Young Women's Christian Home and
$4,000 to New York City Hospital for
the erection of a cottage as a me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-08
SAYS WIFE ORDERED HIM OUT
Morris II. Dunsmore Asks Limited
Divorce in Court Action.

Morris H. Dunsmore. in asking a
limited divorce from his wife. Bertha
Dunsmore, charges that she ordered
him out of the house and refused to
treat him as her husband. They were
married by Baptist minister at
Rockville. October 2, 1916. and another
ceremony was performed December
IT, 1917. by Jewish rabbi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-08

"a course is necessary If tn party is
{ present a solid, unruffled front in
November. One thing is certain" said
Ia nifty lookin' young Washin'ton writ
er. who's lived in tn capital almost six
months, IF tn convention don't watch
out. an anominate tn right Teller even
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-08

mortal to the late DR.. Charles H.
Nichols, former superintendent of
Bloomingdale asylum. After a num-
Der of requests to relatives and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-08

Carl Hasenbeck hain't goin' t. be able
bring tn Borahs and Penroses. nat
ural enemies O. tn republican forest
tgether after TIL smoke blows away"
ABE MARTIN.
Convention Notes.
A large, round, ford woman dele
gate, who talked freely. got caught in
tn jam at TIL Blackstone t'day. us
women are really greedy t. be O.
service. an we are takin' t. tn duty
O citizenship seriously, an have our
clothes all made fer a spirited cam
paign," she replied. when l asked her
how 1T felt t git away from house,
work.
Somehow a story got started this
mornin' that Wilson's name would not
be mentioned in tn convention an it
caused tn greatest CONSERVATION. In
attemptin' t run it down I fell ex-
hausted near tn stockyards an wuz
picked up by policeman.
Copyright, 1927
TO RENEW THE APPETITE
Take Horsfords Acid Phosphate.
Renews healthy activity Of the stomach pro.
notes digestion and gives an appetite for food.
advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-08
5000 LEFT TO oRPHANAaE.
Will Of Mrs. Sallie L. Nichols Put
on Record,

The Washington City Orphan Asy-
lum is given $4,000 by the will Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-08

her son. Maj. Maury Nichols, q. s. A.
George w. White Is named as execu@
tor,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-17

and Will leave tudRv eur -n6iana TI-,liE
Ind. tC aEtenG me National cDrver-
rInn Of ne Daughters Of v4rs-ans n
that CIV Ms Libbv rs prasi dent Of
Sa-ae Sampson Tent. Daughters 0f
Veterans af Oakland. ana ls sez.,--
,acy II nc department OF Maine
III and AE LIbsJv VIII ne accom-
PANIED ~ Miss louise Benson. de-
partner president Miss Benson
VIII WISH --elar,vEs n West Ls.1avatte.
IND The parry expects q bt gone
1u dars ana viii VISIT the bar1ie1ieids
Of zt'--.-sDu-= ana places Of interest,"
Ms, Frank. Eerso1n enter a.neo
rne Fidelity Class Of the Fee B44p-
tIst cnU~ch TfUrsdav a1-el-nuor n
he~ nome on 4acnanic STREET Pc
-r-esnmenrs we-= seized ana q pleas
aui al9ta-noun was 1assed
M-s Emiiv Grown. VINO Is EN-
piored n Boston ana ner srs4e-. Mrs
DORIS sDEuidirr WIN Recently com
piereu ne anu~se Of training for
nur:'es - Lha 3eLevIsw hospita4 II
View : 0rK TTF- are listing -neir
no-i1H~, a~s. T3vde Soule
Mrs. --@,i'-1 Washhurn 1aF FL
fIfrneG rom Wa-cr-z-l.ie ana Is II me
nome n ne' parents Mr. ana Mrs
E ~ srIrJevaE1 o1 Oakland E7eigflts
for q few DAYS
Ms. Aurilla Wheeler was guest
Tilursdav a The home OF M ana
Mrs. Ora Wneaier Or nc Fairfield
-Uad
Mrs Maria Field. who mas beer
VISITING Old friends and -ala----as IL
TUwn for the past -;1r-ae vnaisg gae
returned TO her nome II RosIinGaIe
MISS mrs. Field Is forrner -esl-
dent Of Oakland and although VI
Years uf age enluvs the bes1 Of health
ana caaes keen iureresr IN the events
NJ -f1s dg-. She WIS accompanied
nome ~ ne~ dHug1te r-Ir-law N~g
Frank Field. VINO mas been guesr
o. friends here far q short time.
g Y R0bhin Of Portland. Was q
business VISITOR r Town. -hursaa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-17
OAKLAND

H. and hrs. zpur-eon Hoar ant
me fnr Perks Island where they vii
De guests Of Mr Eoars nroTher
Eanry EGar
Mrs. 2 Z. ParsuEn ana Mrs. Ella
Cunk ar-Hnctrd lewiston Fair Thurs
dav
Izrauniea9 FarnnHm. r-np mas neer
visiting nis sister Mrs. sylvia Lsrour-
neaa 1ne paEt week returned Thurs
dav rut7 is home II Lvun Mass
M-s Jesse EaileE was a Elest o.
trends in auburn Thursdav
Miss Dorothy Smith. vino mas beer
uaas,uc her vacation with her sister
Mrs Merton Dr,Immnnd mas returned
10 P-urldance. z l.. where she is EN-
pluved.
Mise Azena1tl Toner o. Alpine
street mas gnne u Fairfield TO care
for Mrs AicGross.
Mrs Charles aowes mas ~e-urued
To ner home IN 5idneT after VISITING
aer daugaIer Mrs Charles Bartlett
FOR the pasT week
Mr and Mrs Frank Hodson and
Mrs Frank 4AEtell ler- Thursday FOR
Lazerillf. MACE, 70 ATTEND the
-wsnry<t1rth Vending Anniversary N
their sis1sr. Mrs. Eve-etr Caswell ant
Nj CasweIl winch VIII ne heid on
lHruriav Sept. Is. Thsr also viii
visit relatives II Boston. Mass, ne
fore Returning hnIns.
Ms Ross Baker and Mrs Laura
Place were recent guesy of friends
IN Wararviile.
Mrs. Guy weflstar ~ East Dtzheld
is i'll at the home Of her parents, Mr..
AND Mrs. Edgard Holman.
Nj and Mrs Lee Pulsifer and fam
liz have moved TO Corinna where
r!Isv viii make their home
aar anG Mrs archie 3essev attend =
ed Lewiston Fair Thursdav
1Iiss Ruth Wei1ster uf southport
VIM wuE called here by the illness
OF f1sr mother Mrs. Guy WepFfer is
Mrs. Edgar Huffman.
M anu Hrs arthur BUSH are
moving into the rent on Church
street owned by Genrre Buvutun and
occupied by Mr. and Mrs George
S1art
M ana Ms. Fred Lombard went
10 Scion Thursday 70 visit MIR LINN
ba-t's sister. Mrs Walter Thompson
for the remain1er Of the week
Ralph w-man Of Belgrade Hi
was taken Thursday 70 tire Sister e
i1pspital IN Waxarviile where he un-
isrweut a successful operation FOR
appendicitis
A. K Lord anG his g-andiaugh-
fers. Thelma and Marie BuZzell at
tended LswiErun fair Thursciav
III anG Mrs. Alton Libby viii JOIN
.ne Merrlck party trBm Wa1srvills
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-17
New Y ora Produce Market

View York sept. IN
TEEA T-SpuI easy No. - &c and
Nu narH es4g sBn1 : track New
YORK ana No . mixed otITIIn 2ti6z T
IA arrive.
CUR%-Spur easier Nc. yellow
L548 New York 1o-sfay shipment
DA-S-SnBt STEADY No. wiIITs Tot
ART lrul. mIudle west 3es5
AE-Eaw sI.agT- eaITr-T-1l s.fil
1913 vsf1reu uIlEerslef.. fine granuInft-ti
A1G6 50H Futures were quiet aartT
Win trading confined e. November
winch 1t rnlndav was - points mel
iBzvsr The closing was saEsr. . 70 81
points lower E8ctGDeT Sba. IersrDDts
SGT. IRnusE-v go. March s4b. Nav SO
BT---EEZ--I7' i--rr- reGsIpts 75SS runs
eraarnerv higher TITAN extras 55a q ~;
40 extras ~ score 5hs a,3e. 40 first
So IL 81 score I1s q 5e- packing sxunk
current MAKE No. ] Il q -4z-
E-Gs-FirTr Receipts u. sos faEes
fresh gyntfsss~asi extra ttrs-s BIO g.
---est1 gathered extra trsts 5so o.
state IA ana nearby western hsEner'
WRITES ffrsrH 70 extras 20 80. 40
l,--rsu-rrs extras IS q y dn- gathered
browns ana mixed eUinrs ti-Eta 10 ex-
r-as az "a ~.
PVT a TlaE-S-F4--l. .ssrSaE- Iah lbs
ann n ~ ev-aa4E Tarsev M : oaH-
lfef 1-5a a 2aas southern per barrel 13n
q 500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-17
Mfcniir Grarue

Ntenifr grange, Worth Ellsworth
nsid IT'S regular meeting ar Grange
hal. -A1az1iav evening. Sent. 1. with
q small a-zenuznne. The firsT and
serund degrees were conferred ON TWO
candiaates During the lecturers
Hour there were readings Bv the war
ny lecturer ana me WORTHY master
ann rsInariss from offers. Cake and
enffae will be SERVED ar The next
meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-17

and crIUics steers strong Tup 1S15
hulk guon AMI cn0tuf LaT,l 4j 1eth best
grassy kinds Sow steady d. -, z
La-a cBuImun kfUuE slow, e5nu 4ot
best cows snug S5G Gamers strong
BULK 4sIu a % medium cows draEgy
1ltHn SsF, ctlolcs wea4zrE higher. Et-v
reaching LS.5 a 500 1rns-T c.Al yes
bulls. SUCKERS and Te-1ieTs sIeadv.
Hf1G1S-EecaiutE % .bun- TIIusrlv 90
cents Ii - cents higher -HaN vesrsTUi-
a. ; average sD0T more ~ mixed ana
packing mugs Cieslug strong TOD 81,
uIIk hight anu butchers ST.. "a A.
bulk packing Slows 4ss7., a 64tif. uIgs
mostly So cents higher bulk ds-s!-a ME
kInTis a. 1Sz5 u i-U6
SEEEP-Esesiuts 70 500. eaI ,!a1-ve
siItrp and native lambs - cents lower
western lambs S1sattr It - cents low
er fesders eully sfaacv 1al-sy good
western lambs l3Ss uraccica ldr f%f.si-
ers NATIVE ss,nd 4%T5- bulk natives 10
LISA fsI ~rIac.vs ewes C.. uowII. best
s.ede- lambs 13-5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-17
Just Out
Strou1's FAN Catalog
Fully Equipped Farms

Everything included with uracrsnnlly
ever uue - the nIuney-maixtrE farms
n best farming sections around Bus
I'M throughout g. states ana Ghree
Canadian provinces desc-ibeu n naE
illustrated znn-uage boDk. Chance OF
vuur lie 70 get Ehe farm YOU want
with horses. cows. noEs- pun!r--v
wagons implements. tools. may and
grain for Stuck. Vegetables and fruit
rUr vnnr EaTniiv n1usehofc furniture
and fitted wood. bag winter incnmn
rom valuable wDsdlsts, low prices fnr
quick settlement estates. efc. SaH
page &c. StiS-acre farm with nurans z
cattle. croBs. equipment fine brildinm.
CioSr to warlGs g-e2resr mRrtEaxs. rnr
SS4in. with only S3aaa cash rsuufred
wonderful bargain uaxe s NJ lao acres
with cows produre. $50 @ruff eruma.
gu6G buildings, All for x7Bs6. nnfv xsBD
cash; or page 81 cuzv euufppsn nnnr-
village farm xur s8e6 Huuffrm<r
others. ali Sizes, all PRICES. almost
anywhere More than a raillirn fnrm
buyers VIII read this hig new cnsu-
lDE- ser yours npw and huxk IRA
cnnice. Call or write tnunv rr yuus
s-4e sppy nf this huok az wuugferr11l
bargains. STROCT FARM Agency.
ssaxA K LID SnlxxA RlSiE Ruw1un
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-17
Eostnn Produce Market

Boston. sent &c
SEEF-Chuire waoih cattle - q q
--EY-Ex--aE * q a@z. ErSrs -
15s
-EEF=~u-T--essfr ctfuics 2Sr %.
l-0rE-No . yellow L67 a 15...
E(TEE-Nearrr neHusEy "a q on
western extras IS q 70
FLC}T R-SprtnE patents. L9o-lh
sacks EIsaCi.Al SHIRTS I+tV q II 80
standard I2T- q 1411
New Nc. -IuUtilv 4nta' ~.
MS-Sprtng 3 q "a
0ATS-Fancy ~ pounds TsM's1-
FS9EA-Asdlum backs 4425.
FC- JE-S-Maif1e 200 per 40 Tbs
pr r-s1rk SWEETS 4h0G $40 nsr barrel
sUEAE-N1rIe availaDis 10 quite
AL-IZn -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-17
WINTHROP

wiurhrop Grunge No -as viii holu
Is zenith annual -a4- Tor me bows AND
girls nf Winthrop on SatlI-riav. Sept
As. a. Winthrop Grange hau nm 3
O'Clock .. H.. uulA -a 2 Iii standard
-Ims. Premiums will ne awarded IT
the -G-IUuB Glasses as usun. Three
f.r-Zes are Offered -ar ass Us or "Ag-
-lcui-urf tne ra-r and home To ne
included and ciIe winning essavE 70 De
read a. ne entertainment n The eve
nlng. There viii also Ne nr,ze SPEAK
InE -pnresLs In lne evnInE The eve
nInE's entertainment is n charge Of
A-a. Nellie T1lIsnauEn Mrs Belle
Euimes- Miss WinI1~Bd Grant anu
AIRS. Mabel -auGhiin All Kinds OF
SPORTS Will ~ provided 1or the bows
ana Girls II the a-te-nuon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-17

Chicago, sept ID.
lack of any -a<zgrsssfslwe puFTuE InusF
led IL Yr1uze-fa5 duwn-Ilrns IN the
value 81 wheat Prices closed Hezvv,
2. "a B. rsfIrE lower with Ltecsrnb@r
81 81 To Z.3S and Marcn Z.sz@. Corn
Joan 81 cert 70 "a cents 9zEs I'm
fcf1ed g-E .,ar7- off ~ a shade advance
aYru me rIr-tsrtsion market. varied 1-um
10 cents decline To q rise Of 80 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-17

MlsH Marguerite jackson Of Winthrop
ana Ner1le SnraGue og Decker ware
married al ne hume Of Rev : Ernest
smith. pastor Of me Methodist cnurrh
o10t Dexter. =a-urLav evening, sep
Eernner IL MS. Sp-aEue mas peer
emrinvea WIN Earl Hartman the
mast vsar- They viii Tnasle their nome
n Winthrop
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-17

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
s4nus.s for sais =
COLUMBIA sT.-New s-ruum No.
with naxa. Hardwood dDurH. rnm1Ux
cellar bottom. Ea-nen and EnrnUe- O.
Z Armstrong Co., snb WRxer H. ~
Ism
FEW MNC-Eg-walk N Wafsr Z
Modern npuse IN dssirznle uux<1W-
GurnHr lur; hardwood dnur8 hUf 49,
TER heat flrapiRce- sIc-; rnursniezr II
Ec1nols anu near chr tiue~-AffcruHB
Anuss-" care Journal. Augusta Ma
HALO wIL-S houses rum Elmo N
S15an. Z 3. Sawyer Farm AGruU
app- M G 4 Z Sta TaI Sn1-W
EqT SE-Newlv built. VERY ar-rqcrr.
anu well apHnr-iuned- SSBnB M
phone calls answered WaflRre DIP
lUck.
HoCsE-New g-rnnrn- fireplace. 1ar-
age -~'nerIteti cellar. large sn-urn-
1uruar.a srrc In good lurnriun. Ad-
uress a L. ca-e journal
PLEASANT ETLL-Wastinu--n hcuse
Beautiful 4ocRcIun. desl-apie hurne
Inquire ? g Fa--inErnn. 21a warW
ANoCL4PE-House . -r4orrs si,eo
anu stHnie- Send --na.- 5uoc celir-
small gs.-tien. - hinueriunk ST.
Rauunlpn.
RANDC-I7E scnunl St linuse and
barn. large garden small ~-r1trs
chance rnr hens. seer any time Mrs
r T WeiInar
RAND LF7E-{yr Water - sy,ff.tuC
WIKI tenement upstairs change fur
FFpre ny Si1raEe Gr s--sat nu0r. 1nr
QUICK sale only $500 .s-sEur--- build
LlE on water ST, Randulph rwa Ipner
nuors suitable rur -oomIuE mouse
street !iuor suitable fnr uffre sro->
of Sfdra1e "a pB'-InC urnDuslrlnu Tur
Ene rtErr uaT--- $3.50 takes il r vrsu
move HuIcE caEr or terms y Desired
fbn-acre arm q miles --url Gardner
me SCI 81 M ldinES with a besur3-II
view ut riIa iTT1Uer;ai kaunsatAr -rvs-
!" acres under cTlc1varinn N auau
At.Lr'.. Dstiaugt Pasture and wupC lot
gunC WI ~ u-runrd fine siin urfr-e
w;IH roofs and implements S@aOn.
nav" "a UumuHT az good farms for
sale a. prizes -uuE,nE F-urr S1gBa n
Eannn. It Ig.t.r--s;Ts-u -e.. Gardiner g..
~ "a. at = p McNauEnrDn inEur-
a!Ict ana ra4- asTa1e agency : Depot
Sglia-E Gardiner Me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-17

Winthrop Wenp mas returned II
4luIncr. Mass. to take I'D MS duties
Ar zeacher = the HlGn -cnuol tnere
r 6 McIl'-Ov If having poles SCI
ana wires strung 70 nls cottage
Crawford Knoll " fnr eiecr-ir lights
ana an electric ~anre winch Is being
installed
Ray Y. kImDau Ieft fnr O-unn.
Tuesday mon Il enter ne Uni-erz1r-
nj Maine as student
Esisra Eissons-te aIsn went Al -he
same TINE to resume ner Studies al
M I University or Maine
Frank macdonald ana Cart Stnck-
ruru have entered the TnlvHrEl-v Of
Maine 1ur a TWO wars A=-lcT1lru-al
course.
Rev. W z PertenFill Of leeds will
oCCIIpv the puIni- Of rhf CBnEregH
rIonai cnurcn next SnHuav morning,
Sept 18th. al 1870 O'Clock, ciavIignT
saving time
EAST-Ar anc Mrs V 4 Busnsv
an1 M-E. Bushsv's mother, Mrs.
Brown df L.ivermore Fails are al Mrs.
Lice Eiglns' bungalow for TWO weeks
NJ and Mrs 8 Vt RUvG OF Card
net are passing few davE a. the
home Of X Z. Titus.
Mrs. LYDIA Wing LIZ VISITING her
sister Mrs. HerTnnn Ear-lIns at
Bno11hay Earhor
ASH Jackson mas said MS farm N
Mr. Sliup Of Chelsea
W :. Purtnrnn has gune 70 bath
far few DAYS
Rev and Mrs. :. 2 Eaok and son.
VINO have bAen Waiting relatives III
MASS. raturned hume Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-17
Farms ana Lanc %ur Sale


FREEPO 7e-ncre shore
farm. Sc mis-. =zail-oad- sfC- ET0ad se1
buildings, large orchard. cuts 50 or AZ
L1ns nEy. house room 1ur 1nan hens
considerable wooG and thinner on Tel.
line amt z 2. Line Fine c.lancr ~
sail cptlAse lnIs. Price Only S43au
ADnu1 5 uDwn- Soule II k1lDy Co.. IL
Maine 81, 9ruuFwick Ne Tel. INV
GARCLvER-Farrnu OF annut 81 acres,
riiles -rnrn CRY. uE a & & aiec
Tic GER line aDBur 81 acres IN rlllare
nsIianne WOOD anG pasture wa1erec
by spring and brunk. House NJ seven
-sDns. shed. harm. abuuT 5Dx6G VIII
rie-up for II head Nurse fork large
sin. farming touis wagons unu
HgfTtB throughout -auiiEirEE. hard
anG su1r wafer AZ SINK. Wafer purY1ns
into barn Teiepnnne; cTuns and NAY
= taken II once SDlG IL a bargain
gustR centrally lncared EuEa- r
1ouges. 20 Sage street.. Augusta.
Maine Tel. 8s1-
WE ARE PREP AEEC-To sell your
property got YOU nothing unless We
sell IL Daniel Z Meals- HI Lowell
81 AEEEE-whR- 40 vnu rrlni If -...E
1arrn So acres. GIFTS 20 TONS iia-
GONG buildings vel located ulenTy ~
Sn@S; me ,6 sprlnE OF wills Farm.
2nr S2S00 J " Beck Anercrr m
Water St Augusta.
% ACRES-sS0n cash st-z-,-oDrn house
ba-Tl. snop ana chicken houses
Two wells : M gaeU trout IrunE
large pasture wonC. -}rnTser ano
r-u1t Tor nome use. 3n-acre Level
-1Iia1le neiC. gouu neTaTp land
mile 10 school. = Z Eutcrlns F7--et.-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-17

Suburban <ur Sale s.
E-v EFS--sr 1RTTE-6--Onrr nunrn-
low - miles 1-urr CIR ma. one acre
lam. Al nudg-r improvements Gail
HpC tnsUesft ur w~rTe Ms. 9. Z
ChnHLe E-veTS ue Drive
Waursn-Seai Exezrrx nc
= fE SIS mnae-ace!v nrIceli. with n
wlIhuu- faIE. IT [1e central M ~
1HJ1ws.i.- = : Mearie- EnIipwell
-nsg something" -ai4,1frune a tF-ng-
ana Found az now fOr tomu--vywE
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-17

Presto Change
Your surnins personal property is turned INTO
ready money quickly through the Journals Far
Sale" COLUMN There Is q constant demand for
househoid articles anE second nanG merchandise
Of al sorts Try For Sale" ac today and De
ready for immediate results.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-17

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