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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

t2Gfis'T 6EF2- iEae af K&-sry1Iis. En-
~ q laaTrIA ale ~ Wayne
F'Ep@Es hlsS fDr rsEEtice-aeritian fr-
license % SAL raj estate NJ Nazfr,iaa
H'rr--in ~ ais minors. u China: ne
-rrl1r2 or aarE1 I-IsTra-1ilrn IL LtlH estate
Weston X Gilman laIe u Nj
Vernon. ttrET ana 1.nzI account u
RE1- z. Bradbury. administrator u
ne estate u Elsls O. Jones. la1e u
= i1LsfTlLlF. TEe-itiur FIR adrnlrlsrra-
non N -t+ estate u AtSfas " Cafes
.ait ~ tslssE-ssGFSs final 2ccogzr- %
- z Spencer. administration II ttle
sesLG-s u II Wallace z. Spencers--sae II
n aierrIlis, peEItfen ~ distribution
= the estate q Racns4 = Stone. ATE
Of Augusta, petition TOR dIsEr1brrien
g rnE estate u SANFORD 3. FerKlns
late ~ Clinton, fra accoEr1 q Ellis
..- 1ElrE1n- aQTlrTsLra1rrx n -tge as
rae - NaltHr 4. SrIuso- 1Rle uf Gin
ta1l- petition 1Dr administration u ne
estate u Franklin Everett DRAKE la1e
- y iLLtssTE lie L0reagn val OF James
Atd10r Bridge A1e u ldanonEaneia
Cry "a qetition Tor distribution II
Manchester petition for license TO
se1 raj state u Eva levine ri Wa
-es~v1-le. -CET ana ina acc0u|- =
FLORENCE ID COOK admin strnrrIx T
ne estate - Henri !. Parker. la4E
q Oakland vii ana petition +or p-c>-
rsslls thereof ~ Sarah : Shepherd
late u sAenRy, petition 1ur dIs1rrbu-
-ian p he estate # George ~.
EjcAa-y. ats Il AUGUSTA: petition for
assessment u Inheritance TX on LhF
estate = George Y Eicke-v .a-F II
AuEusta- f-sr ana 1rai account *
GGE a. Eicfesv. administrator u -ne
estate II George X TIckerv. LAKE 81
augusra- t.g--c account .. Charles H.
ANDREWS guardian q Arthur =
AE+-Fs D- F'fz--r-llrrzc1ale fte=Iriur Or
1lSJruuuaE u -rE -s-Ete - L1a-.1e!
z Fowler ate = Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

rrer-- fDr & little while : GRADUALLY
became nerter. TN E.upyttts cane
back an6 best q All j can nev SIT
down ana eat anyT hang / WISH. / arr
cured II tsoIEsri EsaIi-a ana ruy srtaer
i-liTaerts.
y huT.e inns -aIC.Fss- M eye ~
sU-ns T,s.or sufferer rn2& as nav gna
-eIief. ! ceuIgoI pssaIss tfre Hernecs
enough
yIIllILax s known 20 W the graf
s.st IEa1nral remedy IN me mGrRe5
ErfdEN 4 rarn4-ev aiscoz-wec ~ rne
Irsiarls over ryvo 1Tr1rore6 Years aSs
IN IiqIEi0 to--n ONLY Tree fruzz
'-do-sE" ar-1Es ~ a4coho.. Ncl o va
fex8I medicine. For r-rPzE mai ssrn. n
digestion ne-T-atlsTEass- 81 9fTlacs. E-S-
nsg ~ liver lis. : azs no 4.ssua4 FOR
sAie II Augusta 10y Cougrl5us Drug
Stpre INC eating arurEaslS vprs
NFle-p-Agrv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

N NrH- Tane WAGE * ne t4o-ns u Ms
7 = Wilton. Ms vade : slowly IN
aro~1ag 5-c.E aar II
Beatrice Thomas Rnc 5rgrier Know
les z-tsgrsc heir als--- F'tlsoTl2e Knowles
al Manchester. doa1aF
Miss ArsstG Hanson vino rs geeG
Sick s Tu1cr iEnpTuTs1 and Is II
" c.szse me house
A-s 2Ilu-Iae .4sIgneon x ioitf7oE'i1
Mass nak returned q tier nome after
.1sE-inE relatives anC trends mere
II und Mrs Joan FeuIEkIn from
Marlboro Iass are visiting Mrs.
F7r,zrz-z .zr-e ia uE---- 81. Mrs. ". T Knew
IS. Townsend ~paE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

The Death of Allan O. l. Bartlett
occurred al his residence M ON
Ene-csa1 street SEn1Ey Afternoon
after q long perIea Of III health
caused ry Ell inDurE.p4e heart rroE-
ole. Nj. Bartlett was q native u
Carmel He was married wniif
vourx 20 aiss Ea1h West III Frank
forr VITO SURVIVES hlM- He wss q
sxIerb accountant an1 was src-
rlioyed n banks II Augusta a1nG
Winthrop Until ms health faliea
They purchased herns here aD0a1
TWO wears ago ana nAd maui rnAU5
1rIenGs mere VINO regret ms ass1h
ne funeral serV1ee Val ne head Al
rhs reHaenoe. "Wednesday afternoon
al o ciock--3snsnf Conmsrcial-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

Wallace y White = = wrs-0r ST
ar n ms -roDerr.. ~eal and T,=-sG-la-.
10 ms wife His VII ms beer @leo
II ne PROBATE our wr-ich sI-s
Tuesday.
IRE VIII vas made april g -92e
IL na .-finea as Write ~a1rrr &
Sbe.lor- ~ wflr- -HTu Nj Ws-i-s
was E rraTns,er zu5 s Witnessed t'y-
Hr Ekaftor ana -vn members 81 TX
Office staF.
-hs 7Ize II rrsa estate VIII nu- he
known anti thR inventory IS re-
rUrneG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

Gs-E -he2E t,U-Etoes- -her .epe-t g
srz.azy crop au- -uazs Il ios e.. -Ol.
Miss Alice A4Es-, E-aeuazs uE--ss 5-ors
tas AuEustz Genera aUsps-Gl z1asse4
ghe lsy x t-sinesday WIN ner --Ienc
1diss Es=s1-Iae Thomas al tie zsor1s ~
A-s. t.. II. Nupwfes. Mas Thomas
mother.
Mrs. Grace -Ilisor aIsc -E--ia - -Er-
aeE- jena we're 1G-.ers ~ lrs- j.. G
Wilton recently
Ar aTTa Mrs = Z TEason anc Mrs
AC-Ian HisensfI attended ne REanheid
1E1r. X eanesasE
MIG r-EEts- =Ae re LrEa8srt are
mailing ErEve3 Ut ne S-Ezs rosn e-uIz
ne lsrrnEs raj 20 Belgrade
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07
NINSL0W FAIR
Clear 5 kies Gre 9 I
Grange Event
5acs Sro~ Draws "a Aucisr-e-
7nSl-re zxri1rrs - Girls Canning
Cluc Assrus Asuy 7-,xes for
Various DEPARTMENTS

W1-.s4.w. IL. oc.. ---F'1.vc,,-ea
WV clear zkas .ne SECOND cav
-esrfy1-lss Il ne Grange easr were
part Tsatel by = Elntsr Il
zt=euHe. II --s~esEIng e7eEt II ~
.u-snoor -5-s -te .Japy angw. ana :
W Az-u i-ss ~ say nat 1ne Iaples
rev --Ez -u1ianle u l-cu1-e-s.
Their were .lra babies -1~eser- d.
.1s-lcvs Tlc-e. arena. 4auEr-er =
-lr -ua Ms Samuel Gibson Ept'er-
Carleton. 4on ~ iii and Mrs L O..
Du1ie7- Ar-tt-- U-uurfs. so- y NJ
l11 Ms T~~pr Otis Abbp--. HELrf-s
Enc. r. sur = NJ IND Mrs.
Maurice ID E-nErv. ALTON -'llftu~.
SOL = d- aDa Mrs Horace To-E:
6er-l--c Albert. -on q Ny. ann Grs.
.-ose.t -aEio-. ReE1na EAy. IzUz,.s-
g., o- Lr AID d-s 7e-re~- Aver
E}a.rr,ara Shirley 1.auEr-sr y Ny
ana N-s 1ar~- J. Patterson. Dts
s..-.A- 4zLs-r-er u L.. a-nc Mrs Gar-
-1o-I -2ctya1sor--
Tsls prem l--zs were .~wa-tsad Is
follsSE RecoBst mar Priscilla
I.ots4usoH was presented with Z goll
c-.---. latest .4aby. llcte- Arisrlf
Gibson ~eceIveo napkin ing
fyFEl4li es1 .IaEg 3ArparH SfI-iey Pat
terEoF, was awarded BABY r11ns: n8lsI-
esr DaDy 4rftur FRANCIS Abbott
ypUs presented L SILVER spoon. Japy
TnH YORK received 4 set u aaSF
Tlrs: Largesr 1a-pv. Maurice Emerv
r. WIS presented d nlb flolaer IRE
rplrsee were 1-s. Alice I" Weston
Mrs Nellie Elhs. Mrs. Phebe .
Clapr.
TIE pEultrv ter1 WIS interesting
ar6 WIS 77sIted ~ numerous peapl4
curing re VIZ 1avs " tie 1Elr.
Among Inc exhibitors were Arthur
Rom TssoE- whg szElp.1Eo rwo wfIl.s
lIrEe3s, Indian INNER ducks. Rhoae
Island ~ea mems. ua-IE2m chickens.
PlyIuDutt Eock mems ri-bInLs an1
Eeess Ielg1al a-res were aznlbzrea
i5T George DI4uoH-- Hen ana ctiek-
ems ais0 -tree -egEEd neE ~ AerIeta
= c,Ir-zs. -n1Ia1 RurIle- ducks ID
frank ! NiZs0I- i've to-s Rhpat Is
.znG Reas ~ Edwin Wilson: ducks
hy Henry Reed: White WrEnaotte
uy Eebecca ano Mary Reef: Rhoas
Island Reds ny Mrs Z Glhns. guinea
hens ~ arthur Eenev- E1huat L.
.Gla se0s Uy Steven * Proctor.
LII he i've stock exrib7t Eelley
Davis nag 9 larre display o SWINE.
Y rz4cr luctaasd several shDafeE SOW
G1n1 = -wo week SID pigs. Doug
Ia lark exhibited Z Jersey nszfrr
ana !. r-Re months Mo psg. -wp
Jersey ne-fers were ex1ltatso ny
Arctrfe g.l0ades. Ro.yert : Horne
hz1 4 pen II sheep Frank 8 w
so3 uad a ftns EXHIBIT II goats. Al
rfL.E- hon psor ezizl uIEec d ne-Es. IL
tlg1r months ols hsIter ana Shat-
lauo pSlny were exhibited ~ Dpnala
LlLtlssDn
A. npor there waE large Artssla-
z-ucs II Ths tempting 1Iuns- o.
l.alfea NAN veEstaties. pastry aAhG
rn1xse served under -he direction u
M la.By officers assisted ~ ne
Grunge THemners-
The premiums were awarded az
follows. Girls Canning CiuB. Isl
premium LGrise CushEn@E. 2nd pre-
gT2Eurn. Nary Howard: 3rd Uranium
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

Id p Miifiken ~ tfz3s c1ty plans
% 60 20 Richmond thls THURSDAY rC,r
the express purpose 81 offending rhe
Rirhmesso far. ne annual exf1ltl rioI
% ne Farmers Ina Mechanics club
Nj, Nilliksn WIS 6o- y'ea-rB = "esIossEIt
- Richmond, beng engaged tnF
}Emiss, mECutl urtnE 91lsIas4ss- ana
sayE ne can sae more uls rrIenas Il
rhs one-day falr thzn any other way
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

Ar. and MRS. John Aeezax IF Al
-isssrrn- Mana and Mr.. ana Mrs
James ChaGwsek 81 North Affiebarp
Mass hERe oeer VISITING here for z
few 1ayE with their COUSIN SanI1ei
Chadwick having mace ne cr1p %
alTi ulE0tale
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

Drill nagn1 VIII ne changed rom
Tuesaay uignr 10 the Ola 1-in night
THURSDAY. ncg1nuznE with Thursaay.
f,~see<r 7th. nj tins regular aoIr
Members uf Ihs eompans VIM see Tins
uo-lce should spread Tins information
.snc>w the ynesnbsrs OF the COMPANY.
anc rr1ends OF the oomSsny wno sse
this notice are asked 30 kindly repeat
Il 20 rnesnpers 80 the .ccznpaHy WHEN
theE may see oss4R
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

Ar ann MrE. Harlan Eiuxser o. Wing
sor haze returned 1rcsn Their weodsry
-ri2. Gne viii hpia reception ms
evening OCT :. al tie c. =. r naN a
Windsor Garner All friends arg cor
QIaly IuxI-ea % a1rHno
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

On F'rioay evening, Asylum L.oage.
No 70. I O Q. r. VIII confer The
Inlrc degree on five candidates. Sup
per viii tse served IN the hanrurs
iGzN al $50 O'Clock sharp Th-
19Llge viii convene al 30 0 clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

hir ann Mrs = H Dearborn Il
West 1oDerville. Mass. ana Mrs 2
g. k.mbau and AasLsr fEralg Horcn-
KISS Of Essex Fails. Mass. arrived II
ths city "Wednesday afternoon ny al
1onpplle Gnr wal T1sII : Fremont
Dearborn 30 1,ha Pc street eur L Few
lzyr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07
Losing pay

II colds and disorders that co1a ne zru1asc
0-s n money lost because Of asea1ess liz
weather. ngre heaoacres- II al GO
uf IF" Arwoons Meccus lrrneclE-e51
guard health se1oZs illness truZ. asTeiop-
Ds-t Until you Notice 1ac effects 1z-
thsre the slightest symptom u t-uzcle
Il any 2rm, viii saa your digestion = Il
After srforr time yoz vii oe pleasantly srErIsec with
With vor Eveg o-ns.
property al the VIII t1ks greater
MOOD vii Dc Pzre-. Gno !o Will
De less 1Irea II -lErt z1tsr rzru days wo-E
S-arr 1s-rE we4l-knovn Ola standby. To-Day Get
hottie from you- 60 -saspoo1eu -
LsGic.ns Co. PORTLAND. AxIns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

Florence SsE-ul-. On 1e-1T, LII. Nil
drea Marcia. III. AIE1is 5oo2er.
Girls display, bread. 1st prem urr.
Hazel Patterson. md premium Az
rgle Hooper CAKE LIST Dsrotty-
Chamberlain; -.na. 8Gzel Patterson
(z2roen exhibit 1st. DAVID Gal
ana mt. E-lawfn Wilson
PiarIs- Isl Mrs. Il Il Eerrpw
LsI premium Alien p Ees-up1as.
IA premium. 4s-rrr Il Dunbar;
tss=sf exhibit y eEntaaEs, Isl Charles
" II xseIl: Ina. George & Gs1c+ssIL
Squash Isl. 1In Johnson -nz
stesrnes d P-octer; ONIONS. Isl. Il
4. Morrow M. Cfzaries Thomas
frUIt: LII. Ars. Charlotte Nor1cr.
nd ars. =. q. Wing; g-rTres. 7st
41la Ina. Harry Il Dunbar.
Pickles Isl premium. Mrs. r 3
Howard: IND premium Mrs Z r.
= dope Jelly Isl. drs- L g. Hoop
~ Honey. LIST. Fred 6uzIIruz.n-
Bread: Isl. MRS H 5. Howard. -.z19
e----sa IL 'aAa2A shAL44---- -t4s<fASa1st-S
ant sugar cookies. ST ano ma Yr-t-
lE-lE1lns- -seaE4e r Howard Pie list
3rs- q. s G1estchtll III 1;zJvtsry 81
Mrs " Z L4a7gctzt IN IA. MR.. 4
4 Morrow
Cheese ST JENNIE Howard. md.
Mrs. Emily Chamberlain Butter
81 + g. Jones', ma Mrs Jsi-u low
( ~
premium. Mrs. .L J. EaAuet- ,roehsts "a
yc1e, .n4- Mrs Isras. Wed Tialee
Isl. Mrs. George f1s.1 tsel. .
IE1tteIls. Mrs ga Cha II-nan. Isl NIL
Tens- Mrs annette Blackwell: anc.
1'rot'.1zFso Yoke Mrs. annette Black
We. Best objection II erutr~oloerv
ana rnEes. ST premium Mrs ~ianas
Patterson. -EI-luz, st Mrs. III
+5E'oE'e,- st u. Hiss .Iz7 ~a15v~-
Isl ulsn- roa4. Mrs. Barren. sew n,
sarc3s Tt.r. st Ey~srfur
Sefrooi exnbgr: st u-se- Elaeys
fS9et.h. IN -rndR, 8arru- =r.-Do-. 1ra
T1-lzs. Leonli Roy: F7o-r P-ir1arv. zsi
TTTzf Barton school st -l..lzs. Gram
ma scnoo!- ma F'r1ze: EurHI -cavol
Aal1es 1prner 1T TFrlze: Baptist
So oc'i- M p~1zs, Colonial ext m.
st Dr. Z. T. Hooper
f5eess 81 Arthur -tlry-r 7,sss1-- : &
2 Rea Chicks. st Mrs. z t41ar,=-
Int -Aiih-i -'l1tiz1E'eoi- Ren
2 e - 1'-o"lf ~ l1stH' HI. a.
II L-iJ-Iz.ist'' --- '- &c --l.'i-S-
81 t-4oVLh ~ l1soE- Ell -s- -.al14-s -
e IT -'-5-1-+'s7-'.. L .-5-s II fIl-t'lls
- 'e-'s--.-'e '--'+''A, -li>-.s- -
1A4 1-eVo' 'll- IN 80 .-i -.-s.
- = 20 / -i-------s- = ~ = al r
''N'--+ -'lts,,sl-A TORRES. -ss-it-l-trl' 81
I I -l---' = .'S0--. FRI +} fEla..-f
a. ~ ~ -i7t'A
81 AiL-l@f
--'s'i-- '''a'--- ~ '-''t--as "A Il
- - --'t'-4@ liuts, 'f,'T-'
-'''--14~ = sci - Sii+-+.h- II F-of'-
~ n. -'--E- s. Il :. z a'Ile-
&c 7i----
= - "zs- --lli-
~' - h 81 :
- - = -l--'---''''i-' LIKE = - q
--'7---'''sl-- -10 fi-A NiE-
- at'iTs- L
l-,---@. m m H e Y. H. IT r FiI-s
L ~ ~ = - a Ia u ti-sEI2i
7ol- i = ---- = rs LIZ -7li-'-- :; izs-
r = -@-ilf r "a z f----F'1l Z
y -SuA' roy 81 s~ia1 III 7Arfs
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= -'~---'-i 50 =
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

Mr ane Mrs q Z Farntalr
Harry Tupper and Miss Florence Blu
ksr VISITED Tuesday = Bangor WITT
tr1enus. They maze tt4s trip n Mr
TupTeF,s auronpiils Mr. T2Ipnsr is
enjoying vacariun from ms ourles
On the elee:-rle. carr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

Ars- George r. Gauneft o. @
Chapa street left Wednesday eve
Jung fpr Worcester Mass. where shs
Will Visit nsr brother ana ms wife.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07
rn.Iip NcGeuldrfck. sr1e G.,

rhtItp NcfIeElerfck. st1le ctlefnls s.
with office n Augus1a- VINO s Camp-
lns Il CaInaSrs AXE I rs own q
Conper, Ne. was fortunate enough
10 secure one Of has Two deer cary
Fr1dzy morning, 0ct- lst M M
Gericrick waE 1Irn nunIIng, Du1
wner Ne saw q deer. quietly changed
ms 80 IS to- 1uch sho- and
cropped he aHer with ms a-sT Sno1
another ass- mpetl. on INTO slErl
when -ns Gun YVES fred eUf 81 Il.
awav rtIa.. srloT rom -hs other nay
~et dip npE seam 10 lnJv-H MN. NJ,
LcGrIll drrck shDuIasrec ms LroTs11
l-na started 90 cGuR- TWO ana = a2li
ruiIee distant Phil" sad rtgA track
weighed ;i.,e s,s.unl.s wnsn amp WIS
cached though The scales recorded
only lse z,sEnets creased weight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

a le1Lsr recsivea by = local TREND
from Charles H Young. VINO fnr
ssszDs ulns years wSs with he Ellin-
wood Co Of thls c4fy znd VINE went
20 F1eriaz TWO veErs ago says ma
SINCE that trxns ne has oesn from
Tampa o Jacksonville all ths TINE
sailing furniture He sayx; II IS g
Eopa co1iu1rv here and business Is
aeiaInE III EogG- consiaerIng conei-
tions He seas- Cannon 1etl when
we wall come Bsrfh. Bat expert o
II some fu1uve cafe II Will se re-
nsmberea thai Nj Young with ms
wlfe ana rwo ci.iIoren 4ho Ny. any
Mrs. = Il Weaver u tins c1fr nzot
ne TRIP rwe ~earf ago 20 Merida IVY
sutosnpeiie Th4 TuuErs present
actress 8 Nc ~ East First street.
Jacksonville F9a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

ArK- Leon Douglas ana Hiss Az
4ens IoEUaan were n Fairfield Tues
day wnsre They were guests ID Miss
GapIfoia Totmau.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

All members n ~hS AuECsta
DsmucrHiic ,-.un an weAl as RE cam
paaEn committee are requested o "
present Frlaay evening oct :. al
G11on mali Tns uouuaLfHe nave So
cured linen naIl tenpo-arrfv for
club ~ooms until their permanent
rooms are rnaos -egcy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

a-u. TexrU~es-v-e nafs
soz an
u.1r house from up
scrto-E
- Ibs oal.2r anG pun q
Z every roGsEn- We VII
! el- aeuse rSluaiv &nG al slight
krs. he wires viii ne concealed
NJ ruar 1hs appearance NJ
w T-t2ss = 4 ne i've wire e3ec-
b -o~e ,-ou need o Azncw-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

M&A NJ j. Sawyer Win leaxe In a
lew dayF 10 paEs the WINTER with her
son. Carrea aA~ver IN Beaxraas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-07

ems Lis Tasnere. -cr
e II al constructed. 2
mmessiE-eiy, VIII ss1s-
The state herald., 1920-05-25
Apple Tree Injured by Rabbss--N9is
How the Bark Has Been Eaten

destroyed and one band will geHor1''s
suffice to grow tree past The dang 3
ciage from rabbits and mice. thou d
he borer danger is ever with Us, wr.,rf
Lewis Hillara IN Inland Farmer, At'gr
lie trde Il larger other means VII Doe
better FOR combating these.
The screen wire should be wide
uough 50 the rabbits cannot relch
shows Il even when there Us q heavy
inow on hc ground. Two feet VIII b.
nough usually. and where heavy SHOWS
seldom orc deeper than Few inches
they viii not need 10 be as high us
this. We should remember that the
deeper the Snow and the Longer II ia
on She ground the worse the danger
from rabbits. for they get very hungry
At such times. as they can reach very
little food.
Rcfore going to the orchard we
should cut the wire Into strips three
times the diameter we want the bnnds
aud this we regulate according to the
Size OF the trees. but we should allow
for = couple years growth. A foot,
strip will give . band between three
md four inches when the lap for fns.
enInx Is taken out. and this is yer,
good size.
The state herald., 1920-05-25
WAR SURGERY PASSES
Medical Science Makes Fine REQ.
ord In War Period.
New Epeeh b Medicine and Knife
Brought BY Crest Gen.

Washington.-What may be termed
in medical science the ''war surgery
period" In America IL about to pass.
This means that for the wounded tn
The war about all that human Skiil can
do for them has been performed.
The number Of wounded Americans
In hospitals In Europe and America
was 277.00O at the time Of the armis-
tice. The present number Is 12000,
all In the fourteen military hospitals
In the United States.
Surgeon General Ireland was told
that II had been reported that IN the
hast few months hlgh-class specialists,
surgeons and doctors had left the serv.
ico to resume private practice and that
many wounded were left In the hands
sf men Of little experience.
"Nothing to H." said General Ire.
land. by Just saying the word every
big specialist In the country would
come a-running to help u.s."
General Ireland pointed out that sur
geons had been reduced from 1900 ia
2.225. or 8S per cent. and Col. William
n. Moncrief. who had charge Of all
the war surgery. pointed ont that o.
per cent Of the major operations from
overseas injuries have been performed
'-They all worked faithfully till the
armistice was signed" said Colone
Moncrief. "From then on we had Q
hard time. But we discharged no mcr
that we couldn't get along without"
The state herald., 1920-05-25
SEIZE CANNED BEANS
Federal inspectors Charge Can
ners With Misbrandlng.
lene Cranberry Beans Labeled y
sRsd Kidney 0sanss Talssn
BY offIeiala

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of . large
shipment Of canned beans, labeled -
"Red Kidney Beans" but which were
long cranberry beans. was maSs re-
Gently In Chicago on Information fur
nished BY federal food inspectors. Of
ncials Of the bureau of chemistry.
United States dspartmeat Of asrieul
ture. who arc charged with the CO.
foresmsat Of the federal food and
drug act. have received Information
that large quantities Of the low.pricsd
long cranberry bean have been put up
under the label Of the high-priced red
kidney bean and are being sold to con-
sumers At the higher price. Inspectors
have besn instructed to report for
seixure all shipments 20 unbranded
coming within the Jurisdiction Of the
federal food and drug act
The long cranberry bean costs tho
Gamer only about half a. much a.
does the red kidney bean. yet investi-
gntion has shown that when the long
cranberry bean is sold under the label
Of the red kidney bean the price to the
consumer is as much as that Of the
genuine red kidney bean.
The long cranberry bean. which Is
imported in large quantities from
Japan, is an excellent article Of food.
and there Is no objection to Its sale
and use under truthful label. say the
officials. The bean looks and tastes
very much like the genuine red kidney
bean. and II sold under Its own name
could soon establish market on Its
own merit. but because Its cost Is so
much less than The red kidney bean,
It's sale under the name Of the higher
priced bean IS demoralizlng TO the
trade and unfair to the consumer. The
officials have lnaugurntcd n campaign
10 seize all Interstate shipments Of
beans which In this particular violate
the food and drug act.
The state herald., 1920-05-25
MECHANISM is TRACTOR AID
Particularly Applicable Where Rear
Axle Is Driven From Motor
Mounted at Front.

The Scientific American In illustrnt.
ne and describing n driving mcchan-
Ism for tractors, the invention Of L. N.
Yaggy OF Bowman, \. D.. says;
This invention is applicable to trac.
tors generally and more particularly
to a tractor In which the rear axle ls
driven from motor mounted on the
tractor at the front. A specific object
Is to provide a drive means In which
ratchet mechanism In driving connec-
tion with the driven axle is actuated
The state herald., 1920-05-25

Small trees and even trees that are
. couple Of inches In diameter should
have protection from mice and rabbits
during the winter. and II we will make
this protection Of equal service In keep.
Ing borers from the base Of the trees
We will kill two birds with one stone.
Calvanised screen wire Is the best
thing knew 4 for The protecting
bandA and - this . the easiest to put
% Il anything. and when II 10 not
needed II can b. renoved and put
away to keep 4 ffoa bsins quickly
The state herald., 1920-05-25
scaATcH.FEep FOR POULTRY
Mixture Of crseisss Com. Wheat. oass,
opsits and 0srlsy Olives Fewis
Needed Variety.

A good scratch feed for chickens 10
be fed In deep litter. straw. hny or
shredded corn stovcr. should DO com.
posed Of number Of firm grnins. nv
crncked corn. whent. oats. spcltz or
bnrlcy. This mixture giveg n variety
and cnch hen cnn eat the grain she
likes best.
The state herald., 1920-05-25
LIVE STOCK FAvoRs CARROTS
sveevisnes and juices Posssss Dietary
Value rhst Should Net Do
Ignored In Feeding.

Carrots for horses are n splendid
feed when cereals. such ~ corn and
oats arc fed. Ths good secured IL
really moro than the nutrient sug
gests. Tho succulencs and Juices con.
tained In carrots possess d dietary
value that should not be ignored In
feeding live stock.