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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-11-17
AK BEST REMEDY REMEDY WHEN
HENS START ECC-FAT|NC

Egg eating sometimes becomes a Sc
rious vice in flock, the fowls becom-
ing very fond of eggs when they have
learned to eat them. The habit spreads
from fowl to fowl and unless checked
will often spread through the whole
flock. Egg eating usually begins
through accident by eggs being brok
en- or frozen. See that the nests are
properly supplied with straw or other
nesting material and have them dark
ened, so that if an egg is accidentally
broken the fowls will not be likely to
discover it., Supply plenty of lime in
the form of oyster shells, bone. or
similar substances to insure a firm
shell. AS soon as it is discovered that
fowl has formed the habit, the fowl
should be removed to prevent the
spread of the vice. Once formed. it
IS difficult to eradicate, and the SAT-
est remedy is the death penalty, say
poultry specialists of the United
States Department of Agriculture.
Fowls sometimes pluck feathers
from themselves and from each other.
This is often caused by too close con-
finement, by the presence of insect
pests, or by improper feeding. When
some Of the fowls of flock have for
med the habit slightly, wide range
with a change of diet, including a
plentiful supply of animal feed, and
freedom from insect pests, will usual
ly correct the evil. Above all, see
that the fowls have plenty of induce
ment to exercise. If the habit be-
comes we'll formed it is very trouble
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-11-17
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CAROLINA SUNDAY
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION

"A statement in regard to the work
of the South Carolina Sunday School
Association was received last Tuesday
by General Superintendent Leon c.
falmer from Governor r. A. Cooper.
1t is as follows:
1T gives me pleasure to commend
the South Carolina Sunday School
School Association and it's work TO
the citizenship of our State. This Or
ganlZation, with it's strong Christian
leadership, its educational program.
and its practical and efficient method
Is rendering a distinct service to NOR
al and religious interests. 1t deserves
the support of al public spirited citi-
Zens."
Governor Cooper will make tbe
opening addres sat the 1921 State
Sunday School Convention, which will
be held at Winthrop College, Rock
Hill.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-11-17
some and may necessitate the killing
of some of the fowls in order to stop
it.
WILL STAMP OUT
GANG OF ASSASSINS

Dublin, Nov. lathe military to-
day raided about SO dwelling houses
OF Irish volunteers, notified the oc-
cupants that the authorities had full
particulars of their connection with
the Republican army and intimated
they would be arrested unless thew
ceased associationw ith that body.
A weekly summary of events de-
clared that the indisputable source
of all crimes in Ireland is "an or
ganized gang Of assassins describ-
ing itself as the Irish Republican
army"
This gang Of assassins," continued
the statement, must be stamped out
at any cost. But to the unhappy peo-
pie of Ireland, the victims of this
appalling scourge, every consdera-
tion must be shown. The Royal
Irish constabulary must put out the
murder gang. 1t is war to the
DEATH"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-11-17
Repair The Wear
Hard Work Often Breaks Down q Persons Health
and Creates a Need for ZiSon Iron Tonic

a R EN- and women who do hard
,AVU, labor, such as building, farm
Ing or housekeeping, and those
who do exhaustive brain work Of vari-
GUS kinds, often feel the need Of some
thing to help renew tagged forces and
tone up the system.
TO help repair the wear caused by
oVer-work, to gain renewed strength
and energy, many have obtained good
results from taking 2iron Iron Tonic.
ziron 10 perfected preparation OF
pure medicinal iron salts, combined
with other valuable etrength.giy
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-11-17
STEAL MUG HWHISK EY

Newark, N. j., Nov. 14.-A band of
whlskey thieves, believed by the DO
lice to number % or more, early to-
day broke open two freight cars in
the South Broad street railroad
yards here and stole 588 cases of
whlskey and 44 barrels of alcohol
The whiskey is valued at $32,34O and
the alcohol at $35,2O0. The loot was
carried off in motor trucks after
railroad policeman had been kid
naped. Two trucks filled with
plumber were recovered
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-11-17

tonic ingredients, which are recon-.
mended by leading physIctans.
Mr.. II. B. Converse, of McEwen,
Tenn, writes: "I had been working
very hard. and wac getting weak and
rundown from hard work. When
commenced taking Eiron, in o few days
felt stronger, and now l have taken
two bottles feel as strong as ever.
although have kept at work all tho
time"
You cannot lose anything by giving
Ziron a trial. but very likely will gain
much.
Your druggist will sell you the
3tret bottle On money.back guarantee
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-11-17
FARMERS MIX
OWN FERTILIZER

Farmers in Morgan county, Ala,
nave save approximately $40 ton
by mixing their fertilizer at home un-
der the direction of the county agent
instead of shipping in the ready mix.
ed article. About 800 farmers have
joined the homemade fertilizer move
ment' Ten farmers joined in buying
a carload of ground limestone which
was used with good esrults, and a
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-11-17
JAlLER SAVES NEGRO

Fort Worth, Texas, Nov. 14.-An
unsuccessful attempt was made by a
mob of between 80 and 40 men to
secure Robert Lowe, negro, who is
alleged to have confessed to criminal
~ assaultlng an II year old white
girl at Arlington, near here, Novem-
ber l. Jail officials hid the negro in
secluded part Of the Jail. This is
the second attempt by mob to Sc
cure the negro, the first futile effort
being made at Arlington.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-11-17

number have been testing nitrate of
soda on corn and cotton. The factory
mixed commercial fertilizer has cost
$40 to $50 ton, and the price placed
q limit Oil its use which has beef,
largely relieved by the practice of
home mixing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02
MONMOUTH

-ae HoI1aas Christian Temper
z7ce l Mon VII rt,sE wz-n Mrs =. u.
Ia hsyes Z. the Methodist parsonage
Fg1dRg afternoon az O'Clock.
A- LzEu-s Eav.grsa- = member o1 c.
a Aar-1s Pas-- G. 4 p and the alc-
Isl ERl n -gW2 : q III has home on
Na--a Man Street
M--s BENJAMIN Gardner Of Chelsea
Mass- whD hRs oesn pzakznE the SUN
-s- WIN her parents M ann Mrs..
A-bs-- Neal On Merits EzlI. returned
Sg1l-lET. ID her hanR
Miss Duroiay Reynolds. z szzdsu-
a. Harrington. Norma school. Was
a. home over SUNDAY
Mss MzoeT-a NoUr@ returned ID
Portland Zas7 weak a[-E- 9zsEaE sly
z-71 weeks ul-n her mother Mrs. c.
! MOORE
Mrs Ella NAaI II lewiston Eas ire
weekend gaes- q M and Mr. Er-
2eSz EaE1zsr5-
Mr. AMI Mrs. Nza1rn Morrill, and
daughter Era IF Mechanic Fails. we're
Sunday E-les7s If NJ and Mrs. Jof1n
Esfnknzn-
Anon -zr--5n af Turner, and Ezra
Walker z1G SGT az Portsmouth " Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02
RIPIET

Mrs. Alice Oliver Of Garland passed
me w-ss--nd with LIZ and Mrs. J. L.
gsue-r-
The ouulis uf District Nc : have
tasen tae cash rs,ey had n me -sss-
z,r-v nT their sazgle a1G 5ongnl A
ny-a, for fassIr scnopiroun-
Wakefield OF Dexter ana l. Z
n aazaesd OF E5ar-Aa1d passed SaoGAs
n zuw- VITA 1hear mother
Mss Gertrude Stane ann asr pnlass
raxa a Halloween SOCIAL a. ne
sx.s,ost,unse Wednesday evening Thes
ASKED An admission ana md aorne
made canny 3nr sale ABOUT 81 Nas
recssEea-
Born Ii, Mr. and Mrs Reginald tar-
-r gctohe.r ". q daughter
gsuiev Grange IS planning
rsasluwe IN socaas 1ar 5arz1r1aT even
rr-
X. L PRATT nas been drawn ID
=*.--re an tsas Jury fnr the Soresnoef
fe--r, n SssowaeEaz-
Miss Elizabeth Wakefield = ~es
ssr.g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

NESS Bs,n3ce ya1--sn and Miss
AEIlv and Laura Williamson ara hu7ne
t-arn me Pennington Normal Fcsr me
weekend
fssnUoed King entered the EalV--
SHY 81 Maine As a freshman this 1a-l
On F--dav Tsas remains If Car.
Eazscarno- VIM msI Tzfn so sudden
and tragic death IN "Wednesday ~
last WAX wf-@ taken 70 View Ea-rp-
shire far bur-aL Ieapesa sympathy e
Aezr Throughout -Ale Community tCFr
-,e bHraaVad wita
The members Of tae Universal Isl
church gaze q far N Saru,siaT, ORR
n In the afternoon aprons alG
fancy articles we're csa sale Harness.
supper ri beans 5rrwa and v.l1e
bread. pickles cakes and pies waz
sssTa1 1-yau Sd u s 81. 1ce CREAM
1upczrn and homemade candy wE-s
On sale Al entertainment CONSISTING
Il nusac am readings was EsFan u
me evening and was -nnGn enjoyed
by AL
MI and Mrs. Rene Nusas- of Oak
lanG wssH Sunaaw gaEg n Kew
Portland
Rev. Mr. SouIe I'D III speak zs
usual a. t1e TniversaIis- church m
Sunday
An anwescnne vaAsar Was -zpoT-e-o
81 sae home Of Abrams Churchill an
View Portland Fiji Oh THURSDAY II
Inc absence AZ M Churchill Mrs
Churchill aa6 zsf- i mssz 71rss--lnzs-si
upan the -aaie and had gone rs me
hsr-a IA ATTEND ~ snrne chores L pan
returning 70 the house shortly arzer-
sae found q Tramp. evidently 1Esr-
slrner. coniiv seated a. the Table eat
ing. Mrs Churchill had -ae mai
t.zr-ser, who arrived opp0r-unH2T,
-s.Sephune t--a1n q nezr-sv house fo7
me sheriff. Z L A-xoed Unn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02
READFTElD

al s11ss-z1-lEz- I'D ssg1az ln1Hr
L1e s2sl2rss u Ire 2aaaaelG szr1es
SCHOOLS was at3d n tsrzzEs nal ReRa-
7f.ta Tuesday esTsnInE. Orr. Eth which
WAS unca enjoyed by Sae pusdis nd
4na re g-ssH-r Were SAG. The r-e-
1ss=.srs Eal ss zse5 towards paying I'm
LIE electric REaE Il ne s6-arzl rrssurrrs
Thursday afternoon azspu- z sazlSrs
III l1E Mssanoss1 Z.--sr1s rnea srsr wzE-E
a. me chapel and enspTs.d Eli Ertsr-
-s-s1-nE Hr'aEz-n consisting If readings
~ Ms IsEzcT ana Ness Eazea Psa-
c,alk- piano solp ~ Nzss Az,sne DaaCr.
sing eT MESS D1sr-ars1F MzIl.as=a. aaaal
1nEI BY Misses N1-nR Roberts and
AieAlor Peacock aaa singing a:
sas2e3 sanEs ~ al TT1=sauz AZ TIT
5nsEcsss NESTING. WINCH followed rat
p-pgz-- i Vas decided - nave :
EE-T7sssf supper n Grange hR41 -sles-
1aT sEaEnE Asw- g. -zlZlawz.5 By Al
entertainment n -ae chapel l.1s sgrns
srsnlTlE- TIE ansz=sss.s 81 r.ae g-1sr-
AND Mrs. Darcy
T1es1zy evening II -zzs xs-.zk Ner.
nd, 1as ARcis= q z2e CalrzrzaIis1 So
cae1y viii gre z Harvest slyIE,t.- u
me dIniuE-hals Of me vaz-y. saIiuwsz
5g Z pop-aa--a sotaal n lie you-n Ne.
Aw- Al ara lr-1ea
Mrs Chase L Fog, ~1e has os.sr
v1E11ns n Hl1an 1ar 1es-ar tire.
weeks returned aC-re IN E-alar
1nstspniDe FoEy mas returned N ass
sc1sal WORK en- Asn1 s EEl atse- :
Tssek aassucs 5s.1.aasse af raunas
The Sunday St-aa1l asa8c1Az51En q.
NaTae- FaE'e--a and Rzaaaeid vii
hp4C IL meeting Wednesday Nor .
n Ioe As-apaiE church IA wayne
The -nsa-nE A-sg1ls a. 2e-is ana Ina
-nuf-zaE Vii d 3eFufea u CUISINES;
and a2 Address ~ 2EE- Parry C1lf-
@C-d Of Winthrop. : dinner Is 10 NJ
sH--E-d 81 7nHFl. t8r WHICH vlEs-grx zrs
zskSsa - bring ssAs--y- The afternoon
ss.sz2an MI lear s'apu1-s Of Sunday
slnonls and rtrsu-la- experiences znC
me address VII De sy = : Spear Of
-zvef-nri'e FzlE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

Mrs. -24u3e Ess-~zlr- OF -.tsCl- gs4l1-.
and her s4stsr Mrs Charles E4sEzce
gz Sa-nerw17Ie- Mass rz--e returned
10 S.Ines'vzlls- a--e- passing waek
VII. -eatsr 5-v8Jaer-5r-5azv and z1ece
Mr. 2aa Mrs Charles S5sTery and
Mrs. Thas- F2lzor
F-az.z Ei--zzn mas sad us farm u
ne Ferry r8a1 ID M Eadg1en CT
Enode-
Nj and Mrs C1ner Ward ana
yrZsu1E son lsf1 -ow-2 -'e1ur,sllaT 1ar
12esr mex home n Por- Arthur On
I2-scs. 1s1I-s q PARTY u -ae1- friends
ware n z12e STATION x Sc 11lezn n
Jacab Goodwin LES soId a.s farm
below 5-1e r5IlRgs where 50 many
Elc1cs aaTa been enjoyed
The Sealu1 CTsans-y Co has
boE1EaE a zaz1 q horses n replace
Isle ojG white anes -tla1 Waiter Ell
newell las 1saa SO nznv vaars n
collecting cream.
Mrs John E11uaey Was n Bangor
during the State Tsac.e-s' C0uyasa-
tzgr-
DAVID R-su7ail VINO ms been FL
sanre AaE L 1asz- Gied F--Gaw q ;
a M Funeral s=-rlcas we're he'd q
MS lata home SH-6aw afternoon. Nr
R0HeIl wss born II this towa g
YEARS ago asld 1as z-waTs 1ivad ,lere
Es wss a T7s5e.17 Of Tae C5wzl Var
and q carpenter bv t-a6e. azs wife.
who *as Mss Dora Clancy.
lied few EezEz aE0 a son. 4 s-zn.
zsE5r-y-s-=s<
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JACEMAN

Charles Sullivan -=--lr-nea IA as
home n Maiden, Mass, -assI.ar 4
te- passing the suu-ne- WIN ais SIS
lar Ms r. r Graz
3Isseil Newton q Part fairfield 1As
ossn EassanE a weak wzta HIS aA--=zzts
M mi Mrs Hiram New-zn
Le31r " Moan- principal N me
Ezga szaoBl attended the Ts.a<-tat.r 5
cgrrerEsnn n EElruJr
Mrs. J Williams 7Rssea = Few
1aTs with her sister Mr< William
Reanan- AZ fzrs-sssrsIls 5c-, lasr wes41
Miss Elsie McEznney aEssaa ne
Es-sk-<ssE II Augusta
Mrs. Ira McDanaels END Mrs. Charles
Stswas- were c2zlea 70 7-@srus Isle
ThurssET BY rae serious illness q
th4ar saszer- Ms Arthur P-run
TIE Ezlnwse pR-rv held Al -As
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02
NOTED SuFFRACIST
ISSUES STATEMENT
Mrs. Annie VI. Sloan. of
Buffalo, Declares She
Would Not Take All
the Money In the
World for Good Tan
lac Did Her

= Wal Just say frankly think Tan
Lac Is persec-ar wonderful aad I
wouldn't rake al fs.e money N the
world fur The good il. has dune ne
said Mrs- ANNIE II Sloan Recently
residing az rs Huntington Ar.uue.
Bl6a3n- N Y
Mrs Ssua1 1RE resided IN Buffalo
eor the PAST forty rsars and Is Ts-y
prominent n club circles. beng "A
ac-Ta member IF the Buffalo civ
Club me Lancola Republican Club
and the, Wamen Voters Laaxas-
She represented ne women Of aer
city II their appeal u tire United
Stairs Senate II washington when
me Suffrage Bill WIS first introduced
and Was han1raE with a membership
10 the Washington Suffrage C7nh-
Mrs loal Is a.sn ae4nlF interested
n church and charity Work Her
statement Regarding ire aene+7r she
les des1Es.d fran TalIac VIII 5H Al
widespread Interest She sand
7 hare anlT been taking Taaiar
aaou1 four -ssszs. bGt I am already
feeling better than I have felt n
Years Why, Il rust saasns as though
! hare bean awarded new lease IN
litH- and ! would De doing An lngps-
ice 70 others who ara -ry1ag n md
relief MI "a tail zsaa. -a1is grand
medicine his dome 1or ne
Some lime aEo ! was cnmpE1Iea 70
undergo an operation 4nr gazzgsones
amer winch I goI aaunE rsrv VAL H.
III about Z yaz- ana = aa2f aSo. Ehes,
! had d very ssvara billions Attack
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

were recsnrsY g7eEs OF NJ and Ma.
2 K Blake
Miss Ellen Bailey nj TzrnE. wzs
rEtssarzF guest OF her pzrSn1n Mr.
and Mrs ME1tRm Bailey
MI and Mrs. Mzvaand Dunbar and
M-- and Mrs Ne5 Mrr5vw ali af Az
burn were recent callers II me hnne
af John P5nkazn
MIR and Ms Gerald Eal Of Port
land ara guests af Mr. HalTs rz-~n-A
Mr. and Mrs Calvin Eazl
Ccr- II Mrs. 5ohn Psnkaam recesr-
ID t-om \ friend q freshly packed
branch OF RspbEr1es containing
seven ripe berries and three green
GnEs- The lezres were nzg1f g-sel
as n szmmer. and the oE-'ss large
and luscious j..
MISS Cassie FuK vino hHs oce1
passing the month with Ms ~ W
Woodbury.. 1eft last veek fnr n rsszt
with friends II Portland before gDang
% Faxoura. Mass. where sine VIII aRD
-ae winter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

These az-acls became fragment and
7vzsaa saa.a one w0G1I1 hare 10 remain
II bed 4rsr fau- NJ FIVE daEs
A5nn1 ST. waal1s ago ! had another
IF these attacks and was II such
zx4ll pin ] almost care mp hope
Tbs spell Ter me without any e--
arry aad 50 weak ! enid hardly walk
ae-ass Taf ROOM
~Ta-lzc las relieved nv --cnslez
entirely an enjoying splendid
health nDx and am hr-ufl # new
strength and sae--ET ETasTane
silpu31 KNOX Ct -aalac~
Tzlfsc Is sald n Augusta by Ear1
CgEgaIiG z1u IN Weeks Mills hr J
e Merrill and The leRctlE druggist II
ever CRY and roE---Ad~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02
CHINA
F-nElal,

WEST-MGss Edith Ftnkaam
TEACHER III Stanley Ezu scaonl az
tended the taAc-e-g convention n
Bangor
-azzse Fish and Willis Ward were
married On Oct Is AZ tina hune of
taae brides parents Mr. and Ms.
James Fish
The condition IF Ms L L Perkins
and Mrs J Z Goddard who have
been SICK with TonNiirzs. Is better
Anna Pss-kz1x whn Is attending
ElSh7as azEn schnnl Il hume tnr a
few OARS en account of the sickness
IF ae- mother
Edison and Ea-sy Wilder If An
Es1a are passing = few days WIKI
1sats1r grandparents Nj and Ms Ar
NJ Little
Rev Mr Gibson Was rssc.n1 call
a. IN the Eli
Oscar Ward was aroused x-am
steep one night Recently The mpan
vas SHINING brightly and looking ou-
he saw a1 owl winch ne shot anc
which ne Is now aRrslg mounted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

Fire F-1Eav nlEaI destroyed me
hume II Edgar Drake IL Fay Pmul-
near Popha-n Beach Together WIKI
his winters gr1Tls3unE- 4 new She
wooden leg. ESD n cash al his flr-
nat-1-va. clothing esc-. and ne na-uw-
~ escaped win his If The Coast
zaaEv5 AZ Papnan discovered the
hiaze and went n me scsae isl II
-ssre ID break Il aUle through the s56e
If me sTurr and 4 Aazf cottage and
-asC1a him from the Bedroom which
ne was unah3e II leave owing n is
l,ea1E surrounded 5r Games Several
aIaer Nearby cottages wES saEa2-
Eara6 Fraa Sqinasrs- 1ur q feet
away catching several times The
c.zlss e unknown. Drake being
awakened bv me heat and smoke.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02
MANCHESTER

xap-E-NEss Grace whl-m Of
Azmcn r-sats=d relatives IN S-lis
Of the Ecwl lasT week
xEFss Mildred Mitchell If China VS.
-,a5 =--Hngss IN rur1 the pRSz wEAk-
NJ EyafrE, wsz.-zzn IS On Inc SICK
list
7-saodprs Ballard Is aaTzng the -eAf-
ua,on= installed
m< Eu1a Ce1-le Is passing q lew
-. x-z-s, E,Fsr mother. Mrs. Eugene
s~zs1-5t. Of AlEusIA
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vASSALBCRO

CROSS ETL--he Ladies Aid VII
serve 4 aaka5 braa supper II IHs
Baptist rss-v- F-daF evening N0r-
i Everybody EeIcame
The Farm Bureau VIII meet AZ the
ress-r. Wednesday, for An ail-das
ss4sslur- The feature Of me meeting
VIII be the making IF Beetles
M-. and Mrs Joseph Trus and ct1li-
ar@zn If EzTE-slds- ware visitors sun
1ay of NJ ann Ms p L Pe-sEv- and
family
THOSE xhn hare besn suffering f--zrr
s.4vs4s~. caIds n TINS Ttc1uiry ara Stow
q mpr5rz1E
Mrs Mildred Perkins attended INF
teachers convention H Bangor -
--1-as-r hone Saturday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02
NATIONAL HOME

Officer Of the day Capt Hugh
Doyle
Col william P E1r3Er. Eorsy-1a-.
las gene ID Rocklaad for a tzR
1aFs Visit with reza-z~ek
Wa-tzr a Powers. LAIR CO G. ID
L : Ar. has been granted a tdEs-
charge from the Home
Warren 2 Pierce has returned
rum fzrsonga PASSED WIFI -,e3a-
Lvas N Salem
George Andrews Of Providence.
axe [ & Navy: Thomas k1isy- Of
Boston La-e 60 Z 7zh L : Inf.
aad Joseph BROWN. II Lowell laze
Co NJ 9th Mass Inf. hare been al
nzT-sa 70 the Home
FEaOuEas have bean granted u
jam Coleman james 2 Cazalra and
Sann r grEIaaer-v u Boston ar1t3
Thomas CroOke - Lowell and Shl--
1sE & Cunningham n New Yo-k
g-TrT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

Il Bate Mrs oEsa. 2zs1aey ana
Mr. Alice Fazas attended the stats
Teachers Convention ar Bangor rs
week
-x~ Er-na Smith ransed her szzm-
-asr ssurne Thursday and mas gone 20
Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

szving retired azcsr hawnE hung ID
MS clothes IL cry, they aaE11E been
soaked by his falling 5Te-9DAZ-1.
Drake Is Z lobster fisherman and Aaa
7us- BEEN p4-n me s-5a taaz afternoon
nv SPINNER Eru1aers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

I'VE pDEe- srplDTsa n ne r1-5Dus
manufacturing industries II SAnrg -so-
nlnEu- the capital znd largest e1tT NJ
ne RepunliE l. less than - hur.e-
1Ews-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

SEE = NOTICE. TIER fs&
.s--l-- e Gs-n-s ss.
II .fis eirr ar 81 4DC1ntses- a. u
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