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The New York herald., 1921-07-06

MUN-I AM LOOKING for particu-
lar type Of man who ia Inherently
honest, who can faithf lily represent
an organization OF national reputa-
tiou and record. regardless OF your
presant occupation: you may bo that
particular man whom I can place IN
position TO earn not less than $1,000
per year, Apply IN person any day
way, n, Y. G.. suite 1Tos. between
8 and ~ a. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

ALEsMEN-THREE MEN WANTED
WHO CAN WALK, TALK AND
TELL THE TRUTH. IF THERE
ARE THREE MEN IN THIS CITY
WHO POSSESS THESE REQUIRE
MENTS YOUR FUTURE Is AS
SURED WITH US. ASK FOR MR..
GAGNoN. 1856 BROADWAY. SUITE
72S.
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statesmen.

Success is within your reach. A wonderIul
opportunity FOR men OF ambition.
Wei established institution, preparing 10
establish % branch offices. requires % am
bilious young men, between ages Of % ana
30. 10 qualify for managerial positions; prln-
cipal qualifications are honesty, energy ana
Willingness 10 work hard; experience not nee
essery. as we prefer to train our own ex-
ecutives salary $50 weekly and commissions.
given an opportunity call promptly az $3.50
A NJ. or p. NJ. Ask for Mr.. Wilkinson.
second floor, 100 West 34th St, or Mr.. Rick
ard, in our Newark office, 20 Central av.'
NeNnrl. N. j.
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vALET-Japanese visiting valet for two
WANTED-salesmcn TO sell DUPONT nutomo-
bilos on commission bnsig, previous auto
mobile selling experience unnecessary Auto
mobile Corporation. 1905 Broadway, New
York.
YOUNG man, Junior mems haberdashary
general work. Apply II A. NJ, Baum's.
Bway and sTth st
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

MEN holding executive positions in the motor
industry to-day are usually men who went
with their company when Il was young; such
an opportunity Is now presented by the kel-
sey Motor Company. Call personally upon
Mr.. Hartley at company's display store, 1915
b way. S A. MILO J.. M.
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SECURITY sALEsMEN.

Hard times have made more por-
rnanently successful business men
than any period Of prosperity. Don't
be discouraged II you have lost your
position. Take advantage now OF
learning profitable business In
which advancement and earnings arc
limited solely by your ability and
energy.
We want three moro men and three
women for our rapidly expanding
Gales staff. 90 sell tho securities OF a
company In existence II years, having
over 5000 stockholders and paying
dividends regularly.
The work Is pleasant, the sales
manager IS an experienced stock and
bond salesman who win instruct and
direct you II you have no past expo
rlence In selling investment securities.
For tho man who must make quick
earnings. but who also wants to build
for the future, or the woman who
wishes 70 add 20 her income, this
offor is worthy OF Immediate atten-
tion. Write for appointment, briefly
etating age and whatever experience
you have had, or call after 10 A. M.
Suite 1919 Tlatiron Bldg,
23d st., Broadway and Fifth av.
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SALESMAN
Wanted. Man of % 20 ~, with clear head
and practical ideas. who can master the de,
tails OF our method OF business readily ana
impart them TO others clearly, VIII find
place In cur sales department. well worth
while; what we want Is a plain, earnest
sensible man who knows a good opportunity
good people and good prod lcts when he sees
them and who viii take hold of the work ana
become permanent member OF our busi-
ness family; 10 such a man we assure as
rapid rise and as quick and largo earn
ings as any responsible business In the world
can offer. Come in between 10 and Tor
confidential interview.
p. A. CONROY & CO.. mo,
$50 MADISON AV.
CAT 45TH STD.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

AUTO driver free. Services OF young man
In Now York on business, at leisure eve
nings: excellent driver; will drive recent
model for refined people free references
G. b. Holden. Prince George Hotel
ACCOUNTANT desires temporary engage
ments. audits, systems. inventories. extra
bookkeeping. w. @. Woodford. 202 Ocean
Parkway, Bklyn.
ACCOUNTANT. experienced. win handle
small accounts; reasonable. Address NJ.
te9 Amsterdam av.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIE.

COUPLE. refined, competent, reliable chauf-
feur, mechanic; Packard, Cadillac Hud-
son also motor boats, care lawn. wife cook
or waitress. small family o7iY; country.
Owen, A4 East Goth. Plaza 1921.
COUPLE, chauffeur and cook; man first
class chauffeur and mechanic: wife first
class cook; Is years experience; best city
references. Seewald. 207 Z. nth ST. Phone
Rhinelander 9134.
DOORMAN or special officer, with uniform ;
ex-service man. Baldwin. 521 West 18th
ELEVATOR boy. hotel or building; s years
reference. j. Kane. s12 I'd av.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
,orrNG MA,

1OUNG MAN
IN Workmen's Compensation Claim depart
ment OF prominent casualty Insurance COM
pany 10 act as desk or reception clerk re-
ceiving callers in adjustment division: good
speaking knowledge Of Italian is essential;
knowledge Of other languages desirable I.
good opportunity for ambitious young man.
In reply state age. schooling, business ex-
psrience, languages spoken. and address
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STOCK sALEsafEN.
TRArrIr MAN

TRAFFIC. MAN.
MEN-A traffic association desires
90 get IN touch with n few dopand-
able mon who arc anxious 70 better
thcmselves the shortage Of traffic
and export managers f. a national
problem, mon competent 20 direct
shipping under tho now government
and international rules are paid sal
aries from $500 up. ambitious men
with clean records, common school od-
ucation and willing 20 qualify rs re-
quired by the advisory council are
acceptable. tho few chosen viii he
trained by experts and assisted 20
positions after trained; seiecrion by
personal interview. For appointment
phone Murray Hlii 5000 or address
3. w. Pitts, manager, i03 Park av.,
New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

EAlESMEN-To those OF you who
wish to advance. who are looking
for a permanent connection with a
large corporation and who wish 20
grow with that corporation. who
would like 70 work on the TRIANGLE
OF TRUTH, LOYALTY AND HON
ESTY, we have a position which car
rles rapid advancement; marketing
our own securities.
We own a large chain OF stores that
are operating successfully throughout
the u. S. and Canada; this Is q Sc
curity which you could sell TO your
mother and one which you can be
proud to handle; to those who have
energy and a thoroughness OF pur-
pose and who are willing 20 work, call
between 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ. Room
COZ. 20 Court st.. Brooklyn; ask for
In
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

HOUsESiAN, make himself generally useful.
small private family; country summer;
good position for steady man; personal ref
erence required. Call 1. Blumenthal. United
Dressed Beef Company, list av. and 44th ST.
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n1v1DrSp PAYING srooK

ENGINEER, electrician. understanding re-
frigeration and electric elevators, low
pressure: a good permanent position for a
sober Industrious man; salary $3.50 TO start.
Address fully, stating record and references.
V 1R9 Herald. Hernld SO.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

REQUIRE the services of three 20
four men 20 work with me In the
sales capacity: those selected win be
trained to cell our aervice, and will be
given every cooperation to become sue
cessful.
Ask for Mr.. Murphy, Suite 61o.
Cambridge Bldg. 334 Fifth av.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06


STENOGfAPHER.-Lhr Brooklyn paper
goods manufacturer desires services of a
capable, energetic man for office work. with
knowledge OF etenography and typewriting
Give age, experience, salary, &c, In full do
tail. i 1907 Herald. Brooklyn.
STEWARD. caterer one thoroughly capable
OF taking charge OF email high class hotel
dining room. VIII consider wife IN pantry:
state record references and salary desired
V 10f Herald. Herald sq.
STOCK sALEslflN.
Exceptionally attractive proposition Offered
about five first class stock statesmen with
largo following by organization floating
small Issue for expansion. must be ciosed
quickly; leads 20 some already Interested IN,
buying. II YOU want another good Becurity
20 offer your clientele SEQ Mr.. Lowinson,
room. COO. ITO Bway.
STOCK salesmcn offered satisfactory IN
ducements best selling farm tractor
issue leads furnished Room si4, las
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
TNePECToRs FOR ELEVATORs.

INSPECTORS FOR ELEVATORS.
Mechanics or rnachinists who have served
their time In construction or erection OF high
epeed elevators; salary Si,70O to start. trav-
citing board and laundry expenses In addi-
flon territory, central West and South. Char
acter, p. o. box 325. City Hall Station. N. Y.
MAN WANTED.
We have an island In Virginia, Q miles from
,ho Atlantic Ocean, the island is stocked with
more than 100 head OF Aberdeen Angus cat
tie aiso hogs, chickens, &C.; fruit, vege-
tables and farm land: we are getting under
way; a good future for the right parties I;
we need several men. Cushman, 1876 West
sOth st.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

I@G4lI w hN xIIO-ulh1c.
BoOKKEEPER by lace Importer; executive
ability necessary; competent take charge
OF books. familiar with correspondence; state
age. experience. references, salary, &c. T
26S Herald, Herald SO.
BooKItEEPER by lace Importer: executive
ability necessary; competent take charge
Of books. familiar with correspondence; (;
state age, experience. references, salary.
92 Herald. Herald 50.
BOOKKEEPER, Experienced plumbing sup
plies preferred, Apply, stating salary, r.
BOY Of Christian parentage as runner for
New York Stock Exchange firm. W. B.,
p. o. box 372, City Hall Station.
CHAUFFEUR WANTED FOR PTERCE-AR-
ROW CAR, AT DEAL BEACH, n. J.;
GOOD SALARY; MUST BE E%PERI-
ENCED, NEAT AND WELL QUALIFIED.
APPLY DEAL. BOX s03 HERALD, HER
AID SO.
CHAUFFEUR. married. thoroughly expert
country, winter city state previous expert
ence and salary expected. Write only 70 w.
]. NJ. box 1000, 125 e. 34th St, n. Z.
CHAUFFEUR TO drive fire department ap-
paratus In country. Apply to Jack Drury.
Fire Headquarters. Larchmont. N. y.
CHAUFFEUR for Ford taxi. Concord
Garage, 62s Jackson av.. Bronx, N. Y.
COUPLE wanted TO DO entire work except
laundry in small family; prefer Scandina-
dations man must be experienced In ham
ding high grade automobie: good home,
good wages for right people. b o93 Herald,
Fulton ct.
COUPLE TO do all work in smnil place IN
country; man, gardens. lawns. drive car
housework; small family. Phone 1860 Schuy-
Ter.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

EXPERIENCED man 10 take charge and
manage soda fountain and candy shop
must have reference. Write Dave Marion &
Candy Shop. Toms River, ~. ].
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

MODELS, SIZES 10 AND 42it, TO TRY
ON COATS. SUITS AND DRESSES.
WE WILL ENTERTAIN ONLY TALL
MODELS. WHO ARE ESPECIALLY At
TRAGTIXE. OF Graceful P0sE 20, ~ ANp
SALARIES TO THOSE WHO MEASURED
UP TO OUR REQUIREMENTS CALL
THIS AND ALL NEXT WEEK, BE-
TWEEN Q AND IL A. NJ.
CIIARLOP BROS. & CO.,
151 WEST 26TH ST.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS.-57 miles per gallon made with
new patented gasolene vaporizer. Write for
particulars, Stransky-Va Co., Puk-
wana, s.. D.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

EARN sf5-ef50 weekly, only through Prof
ROHRERS reliable halrdross, manicure,
beauty school: S. upj earn while learning.
Ii0 w. 4fd st-. or 10 9TH ay- Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

AUTOMOBILE TRAINING BY EXPERTS.
Complete shop course s66, with driving
$50: weekly payments. Ask for Catalogue II.
STEWART AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL,
225 West b7th ST., at Broadway.
loading School-Fonnded 1909.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

MODELS
SIZE 70. ATTRACTIVE; STYLISH gEIrI ToUNG
coAT HOUSE; EXPERIENCED; GOOD
ssALARY, TO ~ RIGHT JG 1T, ..r PARTY; saT Y; A.
MODELS wanted for coats and suits, sizes
233 7th av.
MODEL. wanted, stylish. 10. for coats and
suits: steady position, good pay. Pioneer,
| NURSE. Wanted, a practical nurse 70 at
tend and be a companion TO q semi-invalid
middle aged lady, now residing at hotel Of
Boashore; references required: state terms.
Address s. r., p. o. box 35. Cedarhurst,
NURSERY governess. knowledge OF music,
to care for children aged u. II, years.
respectively salary $50; preferably Cana,
dian or Irish girl. Mrs. Hackney. 10 Central
Park West.
NURsE-A neat girl wanted for two chill
dren and 5 years; soashoro for summer;
Call Wednesday between 10 and Q. Egan. $50
w. 7e.h St, Apt. INV.
NURSE, white. for threc-year-oid child in
Hartsdale. Call between II and wednes-
dny. 620 w. 1l6th st, apt. ~.
NURSE for two children. and years old
ro0d wages. Apt, SD. II w. s5th.
OF BooKKEgPING AND DETAIL OF
FICE WORK. WANTED by IMPORTING
HorsE MVsT 1S5,,B NE ouIgT AMD AccT; t6g6
HANpwR1TrNG; NO BEG1NNERs. AID
DRESS, STATING REFERENCES, AGE,
ST. JAMES BLDG.
sATEswoMEN TO sell new Catholic enter
prse requires women OF energy and IN
itia,lve, not to sell religious articles or po-
riodirnis but something very interesting and
Important Call from 10 A. NJ. 70 r. NJ,
room io007. 1925 w. 44th ST.
sATEsLADY for bakery; experienced. STAR
lSle 1903 Amgterdem av.
sEAMsTREss willing TO walt AZ table and
holm with little boys for BOYS school
ir mountains. Wengart, i4i W. 10th ST.,
near Tth nv.
STENOGRAPHER IN real estate Office;
rofsele-se operator, no beginners; must he
,ndisfr,ou, and attentive 20 business; pleaa-
ant surroundings. State salary. X 700 Her
aid, $50 broadway
sTENoGRApHER-sE -sECRETARY.
EaqePSd q Psr Row sopp eiy n aa,s 3
TEACHER or advanced student: summer
work; valuable business experience; s273
for months. Write only, Q. K. box 20, i25
y. afth st.
WAITRESS aud cook wanted, preferabie
sisters or relatives. Phone Bayside 1912.
woMEN,-Mr. Hall. the good natured
man who has charge Of our ladies'
class, boieves he could use a fow
more bright, intellirent women who
wish 20 learn Of better way Of piao-
crease thsir income, Car il oSsstwesn 10
e., a. n hrsoRlsn. SoR Ak form Tor MT. Gc4 Hail al court
YOUNG hish school Eiri for vacation poai-
tlon In real estate office on Washington
operatlne Of office switohbosrdi knowiedge
of stonography and typewriting preferred
Nehring nros., 1921 st and 81 Nicholas av
Instruction.
EARN sfN-si5o weekly, only throush Prof
ROHRERs reliable halrdrogs manicure,
ii5 W. 4fd 81. or is aIh sy- Brookiyn-
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

cook, Japanese, yacht steward or family
excellent references. Yama. 1b5 West 10sth.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

YOUNG man 70 assist IN credit department
OF wholesale dry goods firm; experienced
investigator who can take shorthand given
preference; state age, references and salary
wanted. Reliable. 7e5 Herald. ESQ Broad
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
YOUNG MEN.

| We have a number OF openings for single
I young men between the ages OF 10 and IS
years 20 learn the installation OF telephone
/ switchboard; no experience necessary. good
/ pay while learning.
500 Herald. Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

COUPLE, japanese butler. wife Swedish
cook, both first class; take charge small
family; excellent references. Couple. a
Prospect place. Manhattan. Telephone Muir
raw nm cQ5e
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

COLORED man Wishes position in the coun-
try. write or call 7. Ferguson. 252 Adams
st Bkiyn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-19

the National Convention Of the Legion
at Kansas City. brought home a
souvenir which he prizes very highly
ana handles with care-because III
bears the autograph signature of II.
Foch.
The souvenir consists Of the official
menu of the banquet rendered on Nov.
l by the State of Missouri to the
distinguished guests attending The
American Legion Convention at Kan
sas City, No." is Of parchment about
- inches long and wide, wound
from each end on staff, gold tipped
ana the lower end used as a handle.
The left hand end is given to the
announcement and greeting. with the
menu card itself in the next compayt
ment OF tho elaborate scroll work and
decorations. About half of the SIR
race is given over to a patriotic state
mene OF the Allies work and ,ac-
eomplishments in the World War.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-19
Maine Apples Have I'm
proved Much in Last Year

State Horticultural Frank Fl. Dud-
ley has returned from Bangor, where
the State Pathological Society and al
lied organized organizations have
been holding their annual exhibition,
again much pleased and enthused
over the successful showing of
Maine-raised apples. which he said
again scored instant popularity.
The Department of Agriculture, he
also thinks did. much good for and
among the farmers and orchardists
by it's horticultural exhibit. He had
a large exhibit of insect pests, with
framed colored pictures of orchards
and the departments steromotor-
graph, which automatically displays
80 pictures, with descriptions of bene-
fetal birds, orchards and department
work therein.
A nearby table held large framed
picture-about 80 by So inches in
size-of the apple display at the New
England Fruit Show at Concord. n.
r.. and another framed nearby con-
tanned the "a ribbons won there by
Maine orchardists. II of them being
blue. When it is remembered that
last year at the New England Fruit
Show at Hartford, CT, Maine brought
back but II ribbons. it will be seen
that her orchardists have really
made great progress in the raising
of fine fruit.
Mr. Dudley plans to make exhibit
ton of these ribbons, with some fruit
in show windows in as many places
of the State as he can reach, so that
the people of all sections may see
what our orchardists are doing for
the betterment of the busineSs-as
is proven by the trophies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-19

hitting the Bar Harbor and Union
River PowersCo. to file certain rates
for electric current in factories in the
Ellsworth division where the con-
nected load for power amounts to at
least so horse power. The new sched-
ule provides for charge Of 12s cents
per kilowatt hour per month for be-
tween one and 5 hours: 10 cents per
kilowatt hour per month for between
81 and 100 hours: Il cents per kilo-
watt hour per monts for 101 to $50
hours and five cents per kilowatt hour
per month for all over $50 hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-19

with figures Of soldiers in the uni
forms Of the country represented that
evening and other emblems of the
same countries. The right end has
the list of the evenings speakers. as
follows:
John G. Emery. National Com
mander, POSTMASTER. Hon. Arthur M.
Hyde, Governor of Missouri. Ferdi-
nand Foch, Marshal of France. Gen.
Carmando Diaz Of Italy. Admiral Of
the Fleet Earl Beatty of England.
1t. Gen. Baron Jacques of Belgium.
Gen. John ]. Pershing, U. S. A.
But the priced one of all IL the
written F. Foch below the list.
Vice President Calvin Coolidge was
among the guests. but being obliged
to leave early and not speaking, his
name was not included.
The flag of each officers nation was
worked in with the first initial OF his
title. Gold, red, blue, red. black. yell
low, green and pale blue were all
worked into the embellishments OF the
menu and it presents a rich appear
ance.
Colonel Greenlaw said the sigma
ture also had added value on account
of the difficulty in obtaining it. He
succeeded in getting it to the Marshal.
but not a pen could be found in the
banquet room and it was too late to
+ send for one. but finally one OF the
marshal's aides took it, secured the
signature and returned it to the
colonel, with the marshars compli-
ments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-19

constructing the same Of concrete In
order that it may last for all time.
The fishway will be 125 feet long and
10 feet wide and will be built after
July. Is next when the run of salmon
is over for the season. The city of
Bangor will bear the expense Of the
job.
The first fshway in the river at
that point was built in 1872 and the
present wooden structure about IL
years later.
Commissioner Parsons and Engi-
neer Green have just returned from
trip to Grand Lake to locate a
screen between the lake and stream.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-19
Commissioner Dana Talks
About White Pine Blister Rust

Forest Commissioner Samuel r.
county, where he met J. III. Martin
from the Bureau of Plant Industry,
United States Department of Agri-
culture, and together they called upon
the county agent and the president of
the York County Farm Bureau, in
relation to the white pine blister rust
/ situation in that county and its con-
! troll. They were rather surprised to
find that the gentlemen mentioned did
not think that any of the pest existed
in that county.
Mr.. Dana and Mr.. Martin assured
the York county men that the county
! had much Of the blister rust, too
much, and that was the sole cause of
their being there at that time. They
/ further offered, if an automobile
would be provided, to bring in sam
pies. A machine was furnished and in
very short time. Messrs. Dana and
Martin returned, with an armful of
infected branches, some of it from
the property of one of the men.
| The Farm Bureau president was
then much interested. as it happened
to be his property mentioned. He
| assured the visitors that he should
take great pains in calling the atten-
ton of his bureau to the pest and
the necessity Of prompt and efficient
action. urging property owners to pull
up and destroy all currant and goose
berry bushes.
1c fnr In
rant and gooseberry bushes receive
the pest and pass it along to the
white pine. where it's most deadly
work is done. The white pine can
pass it along to other currant and
gooseberry bushes, which would keep
passing it along. The white pine
, does not infect other white pines,
hence if the currant and gooseberry
bushes are exterminated, the means
of conveyance will be removed.
| Mr.. Dana says that as soon as
Walter .. Frost, the government ex-
pert loaned" to Maine, returns from
Omaha, Neb., where he is engaged on
similar government work. a CAMPAIGN
OF education and publicity will be
started and in the spring Mr.. Frost
VIII go into York county.
Mr.. Frosts trip to Nebraska was
brought about by the violations Of
the law that prohibits the shipments
across the great plains OF any cur
rant or gooseberry bushes or white
pine, as the Westerns are much wor-
ried about the Introduction of the
blister rust into that territory. Mr..
Frost is expected back in a week or
so and after the educational campaign
Will be ready to work on eradication
wherever the owners are ready, to
pay the expense. The State has no
money now for that.
The American Plant Pest Com
mittee. national organiza ton, held a
meeting soon after the York county
conference, at Albany. n. Y, at which
the New York conservatio commits
sioner. Mr.. Staley and Secretary H
A. Reynolds of the committee were
appointed to see Sec. OF Agri. Wallace
and induce him to include in his
budget an increase OF $225,0O0 over
the present 100000 annual appro-
Priation. OF which it is suggested that
100000 be used for the prevention Of
: the blister rust reaching the West
and the remaining $1s5,00o be spent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-19
New Fishway for Brewer
End of the Bangor Dam

Fish and Game Commissioner, W.
E. Parsons, State Engineer. Harry
Green, of waterville and Grief Game
Warden, f. NJ. Perkins, visited the
Bangor water works dam on Thurs
day forenoon for an inspection Of the
fishway and the determination of
the question of building a new fish,
way there
1t was decided to locate the new
one at the Brewer end Of the dam,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-19
STATE HOUSE
Ntkt Meeting Of Council Friday p.e O. 10 A. NJ

The road from Richmond Corner to
Richmond Village, approximately five
miles in length and over which Ri,h-
uaond people had to drive to reach the
Gardiner-Portland State highway, is
10 be repaired by the State Highway
Commission, work to be completed as
soon a. possible. Authority for this
work was given by the Governor and
Council late Thursday night in the
following order: