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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30
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Il the sn Fs e Of 9's ed sS
Scott and contains ninety three acres, more
5.ss hs hst Of i ssas Il MOOSE
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81 Tee ss5
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BY hs Fss Ct %sy SwGsa y ss
by hf GE ns Of s%d bs s
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Paper Go. and contains twelve
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sna ?!s al nae
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tage lots. according to survey and plan of
said lots made by j: c. Hutchinson in 1913 and
recorded in Somerset County Registry of Deeds
plan book . page "a: Said described land is
reputed b ow ned by Frances G. Chase and
less, SIS
I. NO l, r. l. N. b. X. T. (Rockwood Strip, part
Of being lot 1913 of the cottage lots. according
Hutchinson and iss and recorded in the somer
set County Registry Of Deeds. plan book page
a. Said lot is reputed to be owned by Crawford
Johnson and contains one acre. more or less. SIS
r no l. R l. N. B. K. p. (Rockwood Strip, part
Of. being lot 124 Of the cottage lots. according
Hutchinson in 1918. and recorded in the somer-
a. Said icf Is reputed to be owned by E. 8. -
Chase and contains acre. more or less, SIS
4. NO l. r. 1, n. q. K. p. Lockwood Strip, part
Of being lot 1S6 Of the cottage lots. according
to survey and plan of said lots made by J. c.
HUTCHINSON in 1918 and recorded in the SOM
County Registry of Deeds. plan book 4,
page "a Said lot is reputed to be owned by, by A. =.
l.. Grips nd contains acre, more or less. .55
T. NO j. r. i, n: B. K P: tRockwood Strip: part
to a survey and plan Of said lots made by J. c.
HUTCHINSON in 1913 and RECORDED IN ne som .1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30
State County Dist.
Tax Tax TAX

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: land On ths sI .ssas e:
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Lows Moosshssd Lake Lake
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spinney ah rsp seaa aH o.
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2a Sssy c ss any
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70 t2ousnd " ct a
ana Sas ,ss ssnss made sns
7s aSs.
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srse'sa !7' 1887
respecsveiy; sections TO- IL. l6 and ~; the SCUM
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land is reP9ted o be owned by the lioIIngs
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ss1Ps4 s:s 81 s s%5s5 e
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md two twenty VENT aa acres
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acres s moss
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@ 81: .s ss$ $SSss ~ $s3 l1ss
ana on @ pc
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s Hsis sss Contain s 'fssss &
BIC s & s & e ss;sf % sr sss .s
ship D msSs y to su os and ps 1885, said tHTs
BY Cooke. Jr, and contain eighteen
BIC F. part Of being lot II Of the ~
oas 1925 be said aa 9 b r Buildings thsre s
N Psing lot 1s l''' ''
SS: liz ga 3D. %sBH,gs +
Ss kf d'eS s G ssRen
T. So5tss s s e ss ss'1s xs ss a e
n to a and Rn q s ed nb b mde
ings thereon are are repusd to be owned by Rob
BIG o5b ba5 F. 5 part f. ps b cJaE q and
in said township according TO- a survey and
N 1896 Said lot reputed owned by A
T. Snyder, ct al and contains twelve acres
BIG sr s S s Of e seas lots lots ss3S
township made by Lewis Cakes in 1895 Said lots
are Holngsworth md
whitney contain seventeen acres
f % ii and 4s Of the cottage n township
,p maa TO w sHgS ok anh p s a Idf lots 0 ss
to be owned by the Coburn Heirs. Inc,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30

n e and Plan
and LOUIS By ,Rs
sunreme Judicia|, Court Of Somerset County in
s IN once a tSR s;,s
rs 'e es
h Kne9 and road "a in the P no part
Bradley and contains eight hundred sixteen acres.
lot Of land Situated in the norhwest part a OF Of
aeo 0 snd son ryan, sh as as Of
the north by the south line of land said be owned
By land said to be owned BY George F. Bradley.
Sa o a yin BY th
Paper CO and contains ten m acres, more or less,
ing 30 m nefh ha Rart Of e. ss ss
township, bounded and described as follows: Be-
Ds ot i fbe Lot or wsss So1ss Fl
along the south line of land said to be owned by
eo4e of LAKES thence soah tns ana
westerly along the shore Of said lake the north
J. D. Barntum: thence west along the north line
IF ns sa o NJ NILES rods the
Along s the east line of T. No. 2. R. z y B. x. r.
thence east on the south line Of the Public Lot 50
rods, more less to the southeast corner of said
Public Lot; thence north on the east line of said
Public Lot lis s-5 rods the point Of beginning &C
Sg isaac f. Colby and
oakes Isl. appointed by the s s9prems
partition Of said township said plan being recorded
Said described land is reputed to be owned by VIM.
B. Bradley. and contains two thousand seven
hundred thirty-one acres. more or less, 8
r. NO. I. r. g. N. B. X. p. (Tomhegan), part OF,
being tract of land in the center and south part
lows: Beginning the east line Of 7. No 2. R. Z.
n. B. K. p. 1s7 s.5 rods south Of the southwest
on the north line of land said to be Owned BY
shore Of Moosehead Lake: thence southerly along
the shore of said lake to the north line Of the
north line Of said lockwood Strip miles, g rods.
westerly along the shore Of said pond to the east
line Of No; 2, R. 2 n; B. p; tnense north
K p, miles, 81 2-5 rods to the point of begin
ming excepting from said description q lot Of 117
lot Of 8 ceres on the extreme southeast point Of
said township made by Isaac n. Green. Forrest
H. Colby and Louis Cakes. Commissioners ap-
erset County in 1906 for the partition Of said
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-09
STRENGTHENING OUT
 A DIVORCE TANGLE

Referring to an item recently pub lished in the Log Cabin Democrat concerning a divorce suit brought against Fred Simpson by his wife. this paper has received letter from Fred Simpson of Vilonia stating that his wife has not sued him for di- vorce and asking that the mistake be corrected. He requests if there is another Fred Simpson that his ad- dress be given.
 The papers on file in Faulkner chancery court do not give the post office address of either plaintiff or defendant in the case, only stating that they are residents of Faulkner county. The complaint was filed on August 16, 1921, by I. M. Campbell as attorney for Johnnie Simpson, who asked a decree of divorce from Fred Simpson, to whom she stated she was married in Faulkner county in 1919, alleging desertion since January II, 1920. On October 25, 1921, the case was dismissed on motion of the plain tiff. The Log Cabin Democrat erred in reporting the case as being filed instead of dismissed at that time.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-09
ENJOYS WATERMELON
 FROM THIS YEAR SEED

County Treasurer J. k. Wofford yesterday enjoyed a novel exper- fence of eating ripe watermelon pro- duced from seed of a melon grown the same year. A "volunteer" vine came up from seed thrown in MT. Wofford's garden last summer and the vine produced a nice watermelon, which was plucked and eaten by the family yesterday.
 The unusually long period of mild, dry weather this fall has also brought about another phenomenon in vege- tation. Cotton plants in some river bottom lands which on account of boil weevil invasion ceased to put on squares and blooms early in August, have within the past week or so re- sumed making forms and blooming. There is, of course, no possibility of these maturing, but it has doubtless been many years since cotton blooms were seen in November.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-09
SCHOOL s RfCFSS
 TODAY FOR WEEK

On account of the State Teachers meeting at Little Rock and armistice day, recesses of varying length will be taken by educational institutions here. The city public schools went into recess today to last until Mon- day in order that members of the fac ulty may attend the association meet ings. Central College will give only Friday as holiday, members of the faculty going to Little Rock only for special programs touching their lines of work. Hendrix will go into recess today, and petition is being circu- lated to have Saturday also declared a holiday. The first rule of the fac ulty was for holidays Thursday an, Friday.
 State Normal's recess started thi afternoon and will last until Monday Many of the students as well as the faculty will attend the meetings O. the association.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-09
ARRANGE HOLIDAY. |. . rAkADE.PROCRAM

Two marshals named by the county organization of the Farmers Union will ride at the head of the big ar mistice day parade. Officers of other organizations participating in the community celebration will be at the courthouse to assist in formation of the line. The two brief addresses at the Hendrix monument will be dellv- cred by Rev. E. P. J. Garrott, pastor of the First Baptist church, and Rev. C. M Reyes, pastor of the First Meth odist church. Community singing, also on the program, will be led by V. G. Craig.
 It was stated today that the student body of Central College vii partlci- pate in the parade, marching just be hind the visitors from Philadelphia. Other student bodies also will take part
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-09
WOODROW.

We are still having plenty of dus and pleasant weather.
 Mrs. Bob Sanders has pneumonia at this writing.
 Grandma" Potts died Monday morning after a short illness of only "A hours.
 There has, been so much moving around here that we can't make a separate item of each case, so will just say that all that have not moved want to, and those that have wish they had not.
 Tom Vann and family and Mrs B. J. Jones of Austin spent the week end here visiting friends and rela- lives. Our school is progressing nicely with large attendance. Tom Carroll and Miss Verna Jones Clyde Hogan and Miss Lorena Fid dle surprised their many friends bl getting married Sunday morning, No cember 6. After short honeymoon they will make their homes at Vilo mia. We wish them goood luck anc long and happy lives.
 Miss Eldora Stephens of Ebeneze1 spent the week end here with tn, writer. November g.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-09
FOOTBALL Rt|CNS
 SUPREME IN CITY NORMAL,,PLAYS MEMPHIS
Ouachita Hendrix Game Has Spot Light in Arkansas-Bears to
 Entrain Thursday.

With Hendrix and Ouachita hog glng the spotlight for Arkansas in fridays big push and State Normal pltted against the University of Tenn essee Medicos at Memphis, football has the right of way in Conway for the week Dan Estes and the Bears will take off in the morning for Mem pms, where their game is being made the feature card for the big celebra- ton on Armistice day. Estes is at Morrlton today with the seconds, and the first string will take only a light workout on Normal field.
 In fact the Bears are being exten- slvely "press-agented" in Memphis in advance of the game. The squad obligingly came down to the Barnes x Echlin studio to pose for photos sent to Memphis newspapers. Indi- vldual photos of several Normal play CTS will also be used with that of the squad, and the Bears promise to be the stuff" in and around Memphis for the holiday.
 At Hendrix the only probable change in the line up from the Hen derson-Brown game will be the plac- Ing of Royce Williams in the back field. Williams has played ace high with the Pups and his friends in Con- way and over the county will be glad to see him have his chance in faster company. The Greenbrier boy is rat ed among the fans as one of the renl- ly good players now showing on Rus sell field.
 "Pep" meetings at the college will precede the big show Enthusiasm IS rife there desnite the stiff upper cut handed bv Henderson Brown and the eleven will take the field with ? strong following. To defeat Ouachito IS the one chance remainino for tho Rulldopc to rncovn~ Ioe+ ,>-oc+;~ro ~,7I finish the season even with the lead CTS if not ahead of them.
 Joe Parker will have tho team F,,i day instead of Tamna;n Hayes. iniur- ed 'n last Fridays scrap.
 For tho Normal Wedico game Fri- dov at Memnhis Coach Fs+ns nroha hlv will use the followiro line un. Henderson. left end. F. Thompson left tackle: Akridoe. loft ouard: Ken nedv. center: F Thompson. rirht guard: Durham, left tackle: "Bud' Anderson. rioht end: Paris. quarter: Cox, Reynolds and Dunawav, half backs and Neal ful1 hack
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-09
COLD WAVE ARRIVES
 ON SCHEDULE TIME

AS forecast by the weather bureau yesterday, cold wave struck this section last nighht, causing a 30-de- gree drop in temperature and making winter clothing and wraps very comfortable adjunct to ones apparel. Fair weather with freezing temper ature is predicted for tonight.
 The change was preceded by a heavy shower here shortly before midnight, but the precipitation was insufficient to relieve the shortage of water, of which much complaint is being made in rural districts.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-09
STATE NORMAL Y. w. c. A.
 HAS CANDLE SERVICE

Initiation of new members, known as the annual "candle service" was held this morning by the Young Wom- ems Christian Association of the State Normal at the chapel service, Old members of the association en- tered the auditorium to the process sional played by Homer F. Hess. Each carried lighted candle, and new members following them lighted their candles from those already ablaze, making an impressive cere- mony.
 Grouped on the stage, the associa- tion members sang Forward, Chris tian Soldiers,' and prayer was of fered by Mrs B. W. Torreyson. New members were welcomed by Miss Ophelia Fisher and response was made by Miss Martha Shipman. The service was concluded with an effect i've address and benediction by Rev. c. M. Reyes.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-09
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Property ordered sold under fore closure decrees granted in the cases of the Arkansas Building & Loan As sociation vs. the Faulkner County Bank & Trust Company, and the last named corporation against A. J. Lukachie, were sold yesterday at public auction by Commissioner w. F. Whiddon. In the first named case, the residence in the Cureton addition was sold to w. R. James for con sideration of 1925. V. D. Hill bought the residence in the Donaghey addi- ton, foreclosed in the banks suit against Mir. Lukachie The consider ation was $2,181.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-09
CENTER POINT.

Much interest was manifested in the quarterly meeting of the Free Baptist church of this district, which convened with the local church last Friday to Sunday.
 Our school is progressing nicely under the management of Prof. D. o. Gunter, assisted by Miss Leola Fid- dler
 Quite a number of our citizens spent the past week on White river fishing and hunting.
 The local church of the Free Bap- tist faith has called Rev. E. D. Hunter as pastor.
 November 9.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-09

LIVE AND LET LIVE SALE Starts Saturday, November 12. Get present ticket. Frauenthal & SchWarz. -Sd3t
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-09
FAIR AT DAMASCUS
 THANKSGIVING DAY

A community fair will be held at Damascus on Thanksgiving day, it has been announced. There will be speeches by prominent men, declama- tions, races, etc, for the entertain ment of the crowd, and exhibits of map-drawing and other school work, together with other products. Every body is invited to attend the event.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-09

LIVE AND LET LIVE SALE Starts Saturday, November 12. Get present ticket. Frauenthal X SchWarZ -Sd3t
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-09
APPOINTED NOTARY.

Commission as a notary public has been granted by the secretary of state to Mrs. Rosa L. Canada, who has the distinction of having been the first woman appointed in Arkansas. Her first appointment was by Governor Dan w. Jones.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-09
APPEALS
 SENTENCE IS DELAYED

Pine Bluff, Nov. 9.-Granting of an appeal from the circuit court yer dict automatically stayed the sentence of death passed upon Tom Slaughter, held for the murder of state prison guards when he attempted to es- cape. Judge Sorrells denied Saugh- ter's motion for a new trial and granted appeal yesterday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-09
Member of the Associated Press.

The Associated Press is exclu- sively entitled to the use for repub- lication of all news dispatches cred ited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local news published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatch e herein are also reserved.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

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~ ! Y1rminaton visit
w. 49, : 'a
~ ;|Iof FArninston ~
~ iS1f6r ~ 81 tie
VII X q s's No -
~ $50 "a haa been
u! ~ T2ssf isiand. 4 nov
;915Ss ~ sa q NM.
n n - ~ large doll
4 Y sS11o NJ ~ siatins rink
~. 80. ch..,ved
s.s Ssv S1,,ss ! vsry nice
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Is'ss sesthern il much sp-
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@ss.-.ra 10 ana hshv
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~ s.sys.a1 IA ~. ~
Ss.SsS~ .-~.s r,s,tstr.s. I'm
y 800 Ss1 A
~ S.tssnss - n..S Y.,.ra
80 - ~ ~, y. - - ,arsrts
= 80 ScasSsvs
'5'.sS -. T..sc ~ familv ~ East
sSSs - vis,sin~ nsra
\! -. VA v,si.ss,s ~ Nrrt ~ ~
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Z "a. Y, Sc,rsc. n Yaoiina visit.
-
800 n.,4s. - Hoek Island
~ 49, ~ laS&sr uert Of ~
~.
e fnatrr6v ana vic speut
17Sras a the home of johY
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

On anything in the Hosiery
Department, in Underwear, or
Ladies Neckwear, we will give
with each dollar'sc worth sold, .
Rebate Coupon like this:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

On anything in the
chief Department, 10c.
On anything in the
Department, &c.
On anything in Art
work.; loo.
On anything in the
Department, Csc.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01
Here Are Some Rebate Coupons Free With Purchases the Third

With any furniture
bought here next week
we will give for each
dollars worth of the
purchase price, a Rebate
Coupon for Soc.
With each rug sold
next week, we will give
for each dollar of the
cost, = Rebate Coupon
like this:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

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81 - ss..s'ssss7'5 s. 3
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Il $3.50 $780,, 49, 800 -.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

The blankets are al
ready marked below cos,
to sell, but next week we
will give for each dol.
lars worth Of blanket,
we sell, a Rebate Coupon
like this:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01
Personal Points

Lowell D. Granger. who has been
spending the holidays with his par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. ]. Clark Or
anger Of S11 fifteenth street, has
returned to Evanston, where he is .
student ct Northwestern university.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

All the news all the rime-Ths
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01
Dress Goods and Silks De-
partInent:

U0S1 S11lO1SS
With every purchase over
$1.00 for cash in dress goods or
silks, we will give, free for each
dollars worth a Rebate Coupon
like this:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

fhree-pound qailte'
ton bats. the kind thu
roll to 72x90 inches,
enbugh for : con
Have been $1.1; nov
4dch. mo Rebate
pPasA s,s|
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

Fifty gray or tan bed
blankets, 6ox76; havs been
as high As $2.75. Monday
50 80 on sale ct $I1s. (No
Rebate Coupoas).
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

With each
worth Of table
sold next weel J;
carpet warp o. I
that we sell; u i
shades Of any :
$l.00 worth, ",
IA Rebate Gov p
this:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

With any suitcase OF
trunk, with all curtain
goods, or bed spreads,
we will give on each dol.
lars worth spent . Re.
bate Coupon like this:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

ginshams, plisses, and Innings,
sold next week, . Rebate Cou-
pom for 10c. And also for each
dollars worth Of white goods; a
Rebate Coupon for zoe.
Books and Stationery:
With all purchases over $1.00
in Books or Stationery we will
give a Rebate Coupon for Csc.
Toilet Sundries:
With all purchases over $1.00
in Perfumes, Toilet Accessories,
Tooth Powders, etc, we will
give q Rebate Coupon for 10c.
On each dollars worth we sell
in muslins, sheets, bathrobins,
calicos, percales, tennis flan-
nels, ETC., we will give a Rebate
Coupon for Csc.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

to February Let, land for longer If ID bred, By
arrangement). You can save them . It'll you
get any amount you wish, and use the b to pay
for any goods we've got Except gro| eries) At
Just the same low price that we make IN al our
goods for regular u. S. money.
ito Cnuln0ns this week.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01
Wash Goods and Cingharns

In this department we are al
ready selling Sc singhams for
Csc yard. Nevertheless we will
give, with each dollars worth of