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Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28
NORTH ELLSWORTH.
NEMoRIAL Resolutions

Wzeress. The all-wise and loving
Fa-hs- has called from our midst cur
beloved SISTER. Estells Maddocks.
Resolved. That in her removal our
g1aIEe maa-ns the loss Of faithful
member. and while we humbly bow 10
the Advise. we cherish ia our memory
the aaals character OF our sister.
Resolved. That in honor of the MEM
ory ot our sister. our charter be draped
fer a period OF thirty days
Resolved. That copy Of these reso-
lutions become a part of our records. "a
copy sent to the bereaved family. and
a COPY to The Ellsworth American for
publication,
Mrs Benjamin Maddox, one of the
oldest residents of this community.
died Saturday. Mrs Maddox. whose
maiden name was Olive F. Varnum.
was born in West Brooksville May 3.
1894, "a daughter of David and Mar
garet Varnum. She was married to
Mr. Maddox. who survives her. on
May q. 1853, and they were spared
to each other for nearly. sixty
seven years. The early years of their
married life were spent at Brooks
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28

HANCOCh SIS
At a probate court held at Ellsworth
IN and for said County of Hancock on
the sixth day OF April. in the year
OF our Lord one thousand nine hundred
certain instrument purpor,,nr
TO be copy Of the last wifi
and testament Of Emma Hortense
Dean. late of Newark In the County
OF Essex, and state Of New Jersey, de-
ceased. and of the probate thereof in
SAID state of New Jersey. duly au-
thenticated, having been presented To
the Judge of probate for our said
county of Hancock. and for letters
testamentary to be issued to Juds0n
9 Prosser. the executor named in said
WIN. No bond being required by the
terms of said will
Ordered. That notice thereof he
given TO all persons interested therein
by publishing copy of this order
threc weeks successfully In the Els
worm american. n newspaper printed
az Ellsworth, in said County OF Ham
cock. prior to the fourth day OF NAV
A d. 1920. that they may appear
az Probate Court then to be held AZ
Ellsworth. In and for said County Of
hancock, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon. and show cause. If any they
nave, against the same.
BERTRAND +. CLARK,
e.. - Judge of Probate
Attest: ROBERT p, KING.
Register
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28
Il. NOTICE oF roRrc1o.-

W hereas Andrew usURE
ssoehs county of Hancocleou OF N. i
Anrit ny ms mortgage STATE
revistyv 90 Sab, lsob, and recordagl .aais
IN hnny Ia ueeus Tor HanSoci'ea Ia usI
- - poVk fsV, page ia, rort'ek eoas,s
II. Jordan In his lifetime eooIaveyed IA 4
parcels of land situatsS Steftain lo,, n
soSh, pounded and descrihas said H,s
70 VII. First lot. Ree5rau as folos.
south side of the COUNT ing on n,
~, l corner of a twentS At M
south aSe aeno 70 Mark Linsestt. al
twenty tl2o) rods TO IN hundred ~
conveyed by the propris,nsua number IN
,; JOY thence by saia Tas to MI
Sighty nine degrees east lot soss
line OF the Gore lot. 80 ~, 70 The es|
ssaks , anu stones; thence h. b'sd; at
asst avn m,netsth and one-haIf 'Sla 5a d
esss one hundred and ~. degfss
Sl@9l rods to said COUNTY r1tVWenty,sfs
by said County road III, oad; thsns
kfees west to the frst hlhe 4.
bounus, containing sever, hent0as
acres: more or less. Raing SIX lii
!ses described In deed from iiNg NJ prsa.
- TIA low, which deed il a. 4, Il, l. ler
Hancock county registr,. tr'Eeed In h.
Nol. Sfl, page a6I. TO which deeds
hereby made. INV" feterenes n
Second lot. BeEinplpr n.
sAst corner OF what was fer,1ee ny souti.
justin Lee lot: thence porth cry is.I
one fourth degrees east to a. one III
east corner OF said Lee I've t.e nora
westerly on the headline OF ssiSi Ideas
TO the northwest cornsr S@'a LAs II
thence north one aud onoif,,,tIn,e ,tIn,e'eoi
grees east TO n point one mjiN urla "
tue FORMER southern line cf Sr.A 1
thence south eighty-efrh, a., 70 q
tourths degrees east one bpna.p Ihfss
thence south one and one -fon,,,' ty, ,'eas.
Erees west one mile 10 ~ ,Vufyh ts
southern line OF No S thepee g, .oFass
to point of beginning Bai,Ss.es .estsif
desert bed In deed from GrorTa SSs1s
cott TO Andrew s, and GeoTc. '1 = 8
bott dated March Is. iSg-s' AZ
corded IN said registry in Vol aig Isa +
90. And whereas the sajS ~ n pags
Jordan has since deceased 4
undersigned was on tho tn "su a.
March. 1917, duly appointed ANY. SSr{ {
trator OF the estate OF said = Z /.
Jordan; and whereas the co1Ji,iaS. y
said mortgage has been anj lug ,o c
mains broken, now. tbereyoss" \
reason OF the breach ~ thu nor5..a9
thereof. | claim foreclosure eS WI. W.
mortgage in behalf Of said es,s,. ~
HARVEY n. J0RDiv
AdmSuistratur OF tha -,
Dated at Waitham. Nj ttis n sgraas ,E5l..
nrsi day Of April le2a "'A4'
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28
lNTERCHURCH MOVEMENT.
Hancock County Organization for FL
nancial Campaign.

nancial Campaign.
One of the best organized counties
in Maine for the Interchurch World
{ Movement is Hancock county.
/ Practically every town and hamlet is
/ organized. The financial campaign
opened last Sunday. and will close
+ May 9 The following are the COM
munity directors, associated with
F whom will be the UNCONVENTIONAL di-
{ rectors and committees of the CO.
operating churches
Amherst. Mrs. F. o. Silsby; Bar
Harbor. Thomas Searls; Bluehill. G..
Welland Clay; South Bluehill o. b,
/ Bowden: East BlEehill, Emery
/ Leach; Brooklin, F. Kallman; Bucks
port, A. r. Page: Cranberry Isles,
Mrs. Velma S. Teel; Islesford. Walter
Hadlock: Castine, G. A. Benjamin;
Deer Isle. Capt Z. L. Haskell:
North Deer Isle. Lillian H. Haskells
Sunset. Mrs. Prescott Eaton, Little
Deer isle. H. Gates Eaton: Ellsworth,
b. B. Whiteomb Ellsworth Falls,
Rev. II. W Conley. North Ellsworth.
Rev. Nelson Hadeen. Franklin, Mrs.
Truman NJ Blaisdell: Eden c,
Agnes Mayo: Hull's Cove. Ralph L.
White Gouldsboro, Mrs. Audrey
Macdonald; West Gouldsboro. Mrs.
Grace Clark; Hancock. w. W. Jelli-
son: Manset. Everett Stanley: Nc
Kinley, Coisou Robbins: South Pc
nobscot. Elmer Perkins; Northeast
Hagbor Deacon Phillips. Salisbury
Cove. Miss Iona Rich. Sedgwiek, F.
II. Smith; Seal Harbor. Orrin Dom
nell: SomesviIle. Mrs. Ida Leland;
Prospect Harbor, Mrs. Alta Lathrop:
StoningtOn. Fred Torrey; fremont
and Southwest Harbor. Oscar Olsen;
Isle au Haut. Rev. Mr.. Smell:
Swans Island. Roy S. Graffam; Tren-
ton Mrs H. II. Hopkins. West
fremont. Eddie Marshall; Winter
Harbor Alfred Hearn: Waltham,
Miss Isabel Jordan: Sullivan. Alex
ander Weatherbee; Frenchboro Mrs.
X. B. Haskell; Lamoine. Rev W H.
Rice; Sargentville. Chandler Bow
den; Orland. William Brewster: Ded-
ham. Rev MIR. Henry: Goose Cove.
Joseph Remick.
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28
Dizzy,

II you get up in the morning
feeling dizzy and weak, it usually
indicates a sluggish liver, or poor
digestion. Aside from its unpleas-
antness, this condition may become
dangerous; it should be checked be-
fore your vitality becomes impaired,
and you are then less able to with
stand disease.
A teaspoonful Of "L.F." Atwood's
Medicine win stimulate the action
of your digestive organs, and re-
establish normal conditions. Taken
regularly it will quickly restore
your vitality. and you will sleep soundly
and awake ref he'd End clear headed.
Powders ana tablets containine
Aeetanilid or other coal-tar der.va-
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28

Vile, but since 1874 they have lived
at Ellsworth Falls and North Ellis
worth. Seven children were born to
them, of whom four servive-
George T. Maddox OF Brockton,
Mass, Mrs. Charles W. Sweeney, Mrs
Charles James and Mrs. Arthur
Clement of North Ellsworth. She
leaves also one sister. Mrs. Newton
Lord of Belfast. Mrs. Maddox was a
member of the North Ellsworth
church. She had lived a consistent
Christian life, and until the infirmi-
ties of age prevented. was always &C
tive in the good works of the com
munity and a kind and helpful
neighbor, The funeral was held at
the home Tuesday afternoon. Rev. H.
W. Conley officiating Three Sc
lections were sung by friends.
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28
NOTICE OF FoRECIosupp

Whereas, Grace ~. Dews. Of Ellis
MOI, worta. a.. Hancock county, Maine. by her
day OF June A. u. 1913. and rrrors1sd i,
the Hancock county registryNof deeds
IN IN V9i. tss. page 2sl. conveyed TO Hat
county, Maine a certain lot or "a rss1
OF land situated in EIlswoTth
1sserIoed fSs itS as follows; Beginning on
ne u iine between land OF the late
horatio \, JOY and land owned bv fbe
~ Wne'rs oI lhe late benjamin Joy. Where
1rossts the road leading by tie
pouse OF said late Horatio n. Jov 70
bangor at maple tree on the wasfarD
slue OF the said road: thence rnnnfna
HoSs,Iay HHoSSsTy on said line between said
behlamin Joy forty-siX rods IN n u,hfta
nirch tree spotted on two sides ON ga "a
tIIiT, xi,S, tntt1ce tae northerly at right angles
cefiar iu Iiht twenty-five rods 40 a
eitt STAKE; thence easterly thirty
eisnt rods to rock marked thns ff1
rnaS tpdu aforesaid; thence on said
con1,tUie 10 me Tree the place of beginning
.e. iNIhS SIX acres and ninety rods
more or less. Being the same premI
t9Ss conveyed to Nancy J. low nv,
Doce,a ID1ocaa1 n Joy, senior, by deed dated
na,I ntaheosk registry of deeds in vol $50
Page loS, and conveyed TO the safd
Joy t5sce snS y t, Dews By deed from Nancy j.
~ 1919, and recorded in Hancock re-
nHIry OF deeds. And whereas the sa9d
Sie siiat.ie =. Currier by her deed Of as
1ni,t Iinnieht; dated the eighteenth day Of
Juiy a. d. 1914, and recorded in M
9sala ~ hancoek county registry OF deeds
* ~ Vol oOs, page 80, conveyed To ma
~ ~ uIndlersigned. the mortgage above
- sITso 10. and whereas the conditioS
,.i.,Is ~ 500 mortgage has been broken ana
,.t.a.ts ms broken. now. therefore by
t.Sason OF the breach OF the condittoss
mortgage Oh SAID
Da.aa MARTHA ]. DEWS.
=, aeed sed az Ellsworth this fifteenth dav
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28
Penobscot.
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas The angel of death has
once more entered our circle and re-
moved from our midst our esteene ed
brother !. ". Bowden. therefore be #
Resolved. That in his death Penob-
scot chapter O. f. 5. has lost one OF
its oldest and most honored members
whose memory we shall always cherish
and respect
Resolved. That the officers and mem
bers Of Penohscot chapter extend their
fraternal sympathy to our beloved sis
ter.
Resolved That our charter be draped
in mourning for period Of thirty
days. tina; a copy of these resolutions
be spread upon our. records. that a copy
be sent to the family of the deceased.
and one to The Ellsworth American for
publication
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28
STATE or MAINE

To all persons interested in eitbs. i,
the estates hereinafter named
AT a probate court held al EIisv,.a
IN and for the county OF HaDrceS :.
the twentieth day OF AprN +, Y
year OF our Lord one thousand =.
hundred ana twenty and by adtog.-
fnrnt from the thirteeGth day n
sara April term The toll6vir,
matters having been presented 'ot ~
acton thereupoh hereinafter indicated
IL Is hereby s1'H+
ORDERED. That notice thersof 4.
given to all persons Interested =
causing a copy OF this order TO b. spk
ltEhed three weeks suaressiyalv +, 'TS ~,
Ellsworth American. a nrwspapsr - NJ ~
llshed at Ellsworth In said copn;v
thtt they may appear at probate for,,
70 be held at Ellsworth on the e}eyes6
day OF May n d. 1920 al len y
the clock n the forcuoon. and be head
thereon IL they see cause.
Nathan Ash. late of bar Har5or
said county, deceased 4 certain r.
strument purportinE TO be the lasi Nm
and testament of SAID deceased ta
Eether with petition for probate ths,s.
OF and for the appointment Of ID,
executrix without giving bond p-s.
sented by Sarah \. Ash the execgtf1
therein named.
Stephen Bennett. late Of Ruckspor
In said county, deceased certain il.
strnment purporting 10 DE the last vii
anu TESTAMENT OF EAl1 deceased, TO-
gether with petition for probate thsft.
Of and for the appointmcnt OF ChHls
+. Houghton administrator with As
viii annexed, presented by Charles I
Houghfon. the executors named In sa
will having declined to act
Charles z. StrattOn late OF Hancotk
IN said county. deceased. Petition An
Chester w. Stratton or some o,ssf
suitable person be appointed admin.
istrator Of the estate OF said deceased
presented by Chester W. StrattOn belt.
at-law of said deceased
Pearl t. Leland. late OF Trenton d
said county. deceased. Petition filed B!
Harry W. Leland. administrator. tst
license to sell certain real estate 5t
said deceased. situated n said Trentas
and more fully described in said ps
tttfon.
Witness. Bertrand r Clark. Judge Of
said Court at Ellsworth this twentiea
day OF April in the year Of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and twsa-
ty.
ROBERT p, KING.
Register
A true copy.
Attest; ROBERT r, KING.
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28

ftANCO(h SIS. .,llsworth
At a Probate Court held qt E!isJEs %
in and for said County OF HaHtV ths
the sixth day Of April, ID nine
year of our Lord one thous"N1
hundred and twenty. .rtiog 70
be a copy of the last will anu hu5gbam
ment and codicil of Fanny hr Sr5opoty
late of East Providence in ms 5t, oSs ls.
of Providence. and State OF "oOrobsts
land, deceased. and OF ihe, TIsland
thereof in said State OF Rhoat ore
duly authenticated, having pe for ouf
sented to the Judge of propatg t,,s pur
said County of Hancock tor ma re-
pose OF being allowed. nied Snr Sn said
corded in the probate court o. istter
County of Hancock. and IoI rharlss
testamentary to be issued 70 ~ the
l.. Carpenter and Edward J; HaSNC' bond
executors named in said VIII. ~ ssld
being required by the terms
ORDERED. That notice tI theIretGsIs etssfs. =
given TO all persons interesteVt mis- or.
in by publishing copy o. In The
der three weeks successlNeLy ,rspap5f
Ellsworth American, nTonnty Of
printed at Ellsworth, in sala y, = day Of
Hancock. prior to the ioute, appesr
May A. d 1890. that they ma beld 81
at "A Probate Court thea 70 9Gsapnty 9Gs Of
Ellsworth, In and for said C3u"Ti lore.
Hancock. an ten o'clock y ~ they
noon. and show cause, II any
nave against iBERrRAND fhs RAM E. cLAR5sst L,;A155st.
'fus Attest: ftes ROBERT P. bkSiglstsr kiNltasr
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28
ELLSWORTH PEOPLE
PREVENT APPENDICITIS

Many Ellsworth people are using
simple glycerine. buckthorn bark,
etc, as mixed in Adler-i-ka. This
fiushes BOTH upper and lower bowel
so completely II removes all foul, ac-
cumulated poisons from alimentary
canal and prevents appendicitis.
Adler-i-ka relieves my CASE gas
on stomach or sour stomach. Often
CURES constipation. In one case
of chronic stomach trouble ONE bot
tie produced wonderful results. c.
E. Alexander. .ruggist.
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28

kiNGS ttLi4 10 wa 4. en-
the hearts action. The
true al. f." simp'y
sets natural method J
in action and benefits
the entire system. If
you have never usa1 ic
send for a bottle now.
Your druggist salls il
for Zoe a bottle, 90
teasooonful doses. The
"L.F." Medicine Co.,
Portland Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28
Why They were scared

4 boys composition Tobacco was
invented by Walter Raleigh and when
the people FIRST saw him smoking they
tive. and as they had never heard Of
those things they we're greatly fright
ened. Boston Transcript.
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28
Egypt.

Norris Savage. who has been en-
ployed at Bath several years. Is at
home. He expects to work on his
place this year
Miss Ruth Sawyer has gone to
Bangor
William Grant lost valuable COW
this week.
Miss Edith Danico is visiting Mrs.
Leonard
April "a. /. P L.
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28

Whereas Alexander l.. Hackeii q
New York. county ~ New l9ft
and state OF New York. by as
mortgSge deed dated thg tErnRR 4
1918. and recorded IN the Hancaezs
County. State OF Maine. registry q
deeds In book 539. page a5l, converse
10 r. +. Abbott of Hancock County q z.
Hancock. State OF MaiE~ a certain ";
or parcel OF land situated 80 thy ~. ~
Hancock, together with all eu'IuisF
thereon. bounded and described as ~
lows, to wit: BcgiuuiuS al the 20
road on the south line of 'Er de0Iss =
Young. homestead, thence rloJ,,s NV.
south tWenty-si degrees east Nv, ;,
eight rods to land now or iormtI9 y. \
Luther Phillips; thence renHiAt "g.iI IA
seventy eight degrees .tsi o.! '1y. ~
Luther Phillips NORTH it3r 'r5ra
seven rods. thence running s.
twelve degrees west fftE-srErn ~, f
thence running south seNr"i} -sis
grees west one hundred ana nils ~. .s
10 the first mentioned h"lhA7 80 -.
ing thirty acres. NOR" rr less VA
the same premises conveyed L|
from George W. Frost 10 f4gsb +,
Hackett. which deed IS dated Ftg n
1875, and recorded iu sala LeA-SJ5' n.
deeds in book ISL, paEe t.. aIa Y.-
same conveyed TO SAID AIeAAng,' al
Hackett by George + ArTfAH"N IA
ministrator OF the estate OF " az.
Phebe Y. Hackett. Where's l., ana
ditiop of said mortgage mas ts1,sf9re
stiil remains broken. now lneI Ian.
by reason OF the breach oi the losi
dition thereof. | claim n !ore.leU,1;-s iof
said mortgage and give thls ho''''
that purpose. ......,.,q,
BY w Il. liaisatrrrs s5.,rrsy
his atLorhe!,,y
..g#
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28
TERRIBLE ECZEMA
FOR 10 YEARS
No Trace OF The Disease
Since Taking "Fruif-a-tiVeS"

1fA-AA, ANNft AAa N SAaAAEs
TIN 1906, l began to obetroubledwith
Eczema Ny arms and legs we're
bandaged most of the time and
sometimes / could squeeze the pus
out of my hands, they were so bad.
About 5 months ago, chanced to
read an ad. of Fruit a uves' and
Scotia Salva', in which was told of
q person cured of Weeping Eczema
by these remedies.
-4ffer Hsiag tso boxes Of F7Ts.i,-o-tipes'
ard oae box Of tSooiha- -Salao.. I Gn
ez&lFsly fTes Of Eczema.
Dr.. E. n. 0LZENDAM, OWN.
Soc. q box, 6 for S. 50, trial size 25c.
At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIyES
Limited, oGDENSBURG, Ny,
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28
An Esr,y start

Inc hrsl conveyance for the public
Det"een New York and Philadelphia
was stage. started in 1856 by tho
aged huntsman. Butler.
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28

Subscribe for the American
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28
STAR INSURANCE co. OF AMERICA
so William St, New York City

STAR INSURANCE co. OF AMERICA
80 William St. New York City
ASSETS DEC, 81. 1919,
Stocks and bonds, Sl.19g.Ie0.0o
Cash in Office and bank. 40s,6T0.23
Agents balance, Zst.000.2l
All other assets l5.oo0.so
AZ LiABILiTIEs. DEC. 81. 1918
Net unpaid losses, 1le,o2l.00
Unearned premiums, s20,9aI-a7
All other liabilities, 12i32l,8S
Cash capital, t0e,00000
Surplus over all liabilities. 3ss.O9o.Ts
Total liabilities and surplus
VI. r. HOLMES, Ellsworth, Ne.
ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE.
London. England.
ASSETS DEC. 81. 1919,
STACKS and bonds. 3,s04 .e06S9
Cash in Office and bank, 203sl5.57
Agents balance. 32,fs4.T6
Interest and rentsg A,7154b
All other assets. A2,3s29}
Gross assets. s4.s3s. .oo5. SO
Deduct items not admitted. 31a,209.2s
Admitted assets. s43is7s63i
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1918.
Net unpaid losses. 603.2bn.lS
Unearned premiums. 2,43s.55117
All other liabilities. 152,52tA2
Deposit capital. n0.p0000
Surplus over all liabilities g244T3.54
Total liabilities and surplus.
Agent.
VI. T.. HOLMES, Ellsworth. Ne.
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28
STATE OF MAINE.

Dated at said Hancock this WV
second day OF April A. y ls-u-
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28
Quincy MUTUAL FIRE ms. co,
Dufuey Mass

Total liabilities and surplus
s1.o7o.9s7.e5
Agents,
VI. r.. HOLMES. Ellsworth. Ne.
FRED &. LYMAN Il co, Bnr Hnrbor.
INSURANCE COMPANY or NORTH
AMERICA.
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28

s59sais.l o.. II
Agents.
VI. r HOLMES. Ellsworth, Ne.
BOYD BARTLETT. CastiEr, Nc.
c. c. Bt RHiLL A son. Ellsworth, Me-
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28
FIREMAN'> FUND INSURANCE co.
Snn ErnnrIsco. InIifnrnIu
STATE OF MAINE.

s20.oI0.s52.s5
Agent.
VI. F. HOLMES. Ellsworth. Nc.
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-28
NOTICE OF Foreclosure

Attest; ROBERT p, KING.
prgiVsf
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-06-24
THE AMERICAN LEGION
AND SEDITI0N

The members of American Legion
at Great Bend, Kansas, visited pic
mic held by the nonpartisan League at
Ellinwood, in Barton county, Tuesday
and broke up the meeting. They took
the speakers away from the picnic in
motor cars, carried them out of the
country and gave them a hearty invi-
tation not to return.
Last fall some of the American
Legion boys administered to the speak
ers at Nonpartisan meeting ut Stat
ford, which is an adjoining county.
There is this to be said for the
members of the American Legion.
France, to them Is n living memory.
They did not go there for JOY ride.
They went to fight for the country and
tho went through fire. They came
back with exalted notions of love of
country and of patriotism. Notions
that some of the Nonpartisan League
leaders cannot understand. Notions
that the "Reds" and the agitators of
every breed seem utterly unable To
comprehend The American Legion
boys may have respect for the Ger
mans who shot at them from the
front, but they came home infurlated
at the seditionists who shot them in
the back with reasonable utterances
while they were following the flag of
France. Possibly the speakers who
49, 49, ~ - ~ ~. L'li;,,,,,,,,d
were misiudged 1t may be that they
were loyalists during the war. But
the leaders of the organization, the
heads of the order which they repre-
sent sent were IN pau oIueL as H; !, Thav
me ooys IN I.hee % ,ha Hao" w. ~,
wohuereu lhen, Wneh u.es W. ~ wy
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-06-24
BEAVER COUNTY CLUB
AT ALvA

You people of Beaver county who
are Interested in what your county is
doing at Northwestern this term, will
please read this.
Complying with the presidents re-
quest made to the students of the diff
ferent counties, Beaver County met,
and elected the following officers;
President, c. Il. Tenney; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. G.. r.. Tenney; secretary and
treasurer, Bess Davis. At that time
we took stand of 100 per cent be-
hind the school paper, Beaver county
is the first to reach this standard.
In the course of about two weeks
Beaver and Blaine counties plan to
give a JOINT program at the assembly
hour.
Beaver and Blaine have organized a
girls basket ball team and expect to
take an important part in basket ball
here this summer.
Thursday evening, June 10 the Com
mercial club of Alva gave reception
to the Summer School Students. Every
one reported good time and plenty
of refreshments.
The fist week of school, we had with
( us DIR. +. q. Holden, originator of vi
, talized Agriculture. He lectured to
the student body on June I'd, on How
to Teach Vitalized Agriculture in the
Rural Schools. Alva is the first school
| in this state TO have DIR. Holden con
duct class in Vitalized Agriculture
Mr.. Mobetly of Arkansas, Mr.. Rhine
of Utah and Miss Streeter of Boston
were with DIR. Holden, assisting in the
work.
The State Superintendent was alsS
with us, and he heartily endorsed ths
Vitalizcd Agriculture system FOR al
schools.
Our new instructor of music, Mis-:
Buchanan, organized chorus and IL
three days time, rendered a splendiC
selection in honor of Superintendent
X. IL Wilson.
This summer we are fortunate il
having a school orchestra which il
conducted by Mr.. Perceful, one of tn,
faculty, and also leader of the Alv;
band.
Captain Wyatt, a former facult,
member has been with us teaching u
mass games as they are taught in tn
army He has demonstrated man!
games which can he used in all schools
We have cafeteria in our new gym
building this year, which helps to Gu
down the high cost of living.
We are expecting great things iron
Northwestern this term, in short, thi
is going to be the best summer Alvi
has ever seen.
OPAL SEWERS,
County Reporter
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-06-24

Heretofore the progressive cereal
farmer has tried to avoid loss from
shutting of his harvest by utilizing
tubs, barrels, and similar containers,
in which he mixed his formaldehyde
solution and soaked his sacks of grain.
This process is necessarily slow and is
often unsatisfactory. Now, however,
the farmer can fight this parasitic
fungus with the aid of a simple ma
chine which quickly disinfeets each
grain without soaking it, or wasting
n drop of the solution, states an article
with illustrations appearing in the
July issue of Popular Mechanics Mag
izine. The machine consists of con-
ical grain hopper and a solution reser-
voir. As the two outlet valves are
turned, grain and solution are fed by
gravity to the conical mixer, where
they are rapidly mixed by whirling
cone.