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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
Fort Worth Livestock.
av Associated Press.

FORT WORTH. Mar 2.-Fort Worth
cattle buyers would not cnthuse We'd
nts,Iay. despite the efforts uf the selling
iurco To- coax them into buying steers
and COWS In linz with prizes said Ia I've
prevailing NJ Kansas city. Texas Ship
pcrs are iatronizlng the Kansas city
market this week. around q ears Of
South Texas steers averaging i.l00 10
leo pounds selling there Monday at
$3.50.
Contrary t1 the performance In the
attic pens. the hog market WAS de-
idcdly active affair. aud "A run II $500
head sold a. n redhot demand. The
market opened ~ an advance of ijc "a
zoe. and later sales were being made NJ
gain uf 2jc to soc,
Quotations - Caitls.--Ileeves. S5.50d
100; stockers. t5.OOIG5o; COWS. s3.ot
aG.00: Gamers. S2.OOm 800: bulls. S3.bOfi
$50: hclfers s55OI $50: calves, 81 SOD
0.50. yoarlings. s5.00mS.5O
Hogs Light. sssOaaGb; medium
l.25G9 50; mixed. N.7bms.25; heavy
s7.sOI $50: rough. S6.5Oa $50; common
100 so: pigs. s3.Oods.bO.
Shcep-Iamhs. sb.OOdS0O; ycarlings
Is .0OH Z 90: wcther-. S500G65O: ewes
81 .OO1 $50; culls. si.00a2b0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
Chicago Iivcstock

CHICAGO. m. Mar AL ~ Esti-
mated receipts to-day leooo. holdpy,r.
1851: active. Toe to 25c higher. Butch
prs up most average cost Tuesday.
Si025: top, 81 CO. Bulk ~ sales. 800;
estimated receipts today. LOSS. Heavy
weight. medium. good and choice. $780,
receipts today. $50. Medium weight,
medium. good choice. Siolo. receipts
today. $50 Ligh, weight. common me-
dunn g"ud and choice. 5000. rcooipis
today. i.i0O Light lshSs ugh, com.
mon. medium. god aud choice. 5000,
,ccip,s. lloo. Heavy packing sows.
smooth SIS, receipts. s'5. Packing
aows. rough - so. receipts N5i. Pigs,
nj, hum. god and choice, Se.5j; receipts,
l.bNs.
Clttlc-Es,imatod receipts today, s.
sa4. Dun about steady. top, slo.5b
ChI aud prime. Sio.25; receipts. $50
Medium and guud. sN5a: receipts. .02b
C.umon. $500. Receipts. S75.
Light weight a 100 pounds down.
go and choice. s9.7s. receipts i.O7S
Common and medium. S7.75 receipts
cgs.
Butcher cattle. lIclfcrs. common me
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03

dunn. good aud choice 5000. receipts.
900.
Cows Common. medium, gudn ana
choice. S5.O0. receipts. Ses. Bulls. bo'
lognu and beef. s5Oe: receipts. 1875.
Gamers and cutters. Cows and heif'
ors. S275; receipts. ego. Gamer steers
Si2j. receipts. $40.
Veal calves. Light and hnndy.wcight,
medium. god ana choicc, $1,000: receipts.
i.sg5.
Feeder rirrfr Common. medium. good
and choice. 1875. receipts. g2b. Stockcr
stcors. Common. medium. good and
choice $500. receipts. s25.
Stacker calves: Common. medium,
good and choice. Sl5O. receipts. G2s.
/ sheep Estimated receipts to-day. 49,
600. very slow; 25c to Soc lower. Lambs:
Medium. good. choice aud prime $500;
receipts. ,OgO. Lambs. Medium. good,
'hoicc and prime. ss.2i. receipts ! $50.
Lambs cults and common. SG.ls. re-.
celpts. S25. Yearling wethcrs Medium,
good and choice. S7.oO. receipts. $50,
t,wcf: Medium. good and choicc. 1925
receipts. 700. Ewes: Culls and common,
l2,25; receipts, i25.
/ official yesterdny--iIngs. receipts
27.273. shipments. lOS0l Packer pur'
chascs: cattle. receipts, s.970. shipments
l2i7. Sheep, receipts. iG.7TG. shipments
lO73. GuntF. receipts, l.i2i. shipments
liab
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
MARKET OPENED STEADY At \
DECLINE on FROM u
TO - POINTS
ny Associated Prs..

NEW YORK. March THE cotton
market was weak and unsettled to-day,
probably rsflecling nervousness over
the uncertainty uf war rcpnraiinns ANA
continued unfavorable trade reports
from abroad Yesterdays rallies were
not only last. hut prices made new low
records Ter the season. The general
market closed very steady at net
decline IT % To- ~ points.
The market opened steady AZ a de-
cline ~ II to- % points owing e. the
renewed weakness " Liverpool and re-
ports that Manchester Hpinners were
I considering "a proposal To close for u
period ~ ten days ut Easter. There
were rallies ~ several points right
after the call on a continuation ~ yes
torday's buying. hut the contracts
were readily supplied hy southern sell
ing and the market soon turned weaker
under liquidation. stop orders were
uncovered ON the break. The decline
was then checked by covering ont wire
and commission houses who were
sellers late in the afternoon and lnicI
fluctuations were very Irregular. pri
vnic cables snid the Liverpool marke
was Influenced by nervousness owe
the political situation aud u meinbe
If one Of the local houses was crcdite'
with sending heavy July selling order
here
Port receipts today 7li2; tnite'
states port stocks l.iol,07j. Export
$500. making 3sO3. l9s ~ Tar this sea
son
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
sugar


NEW YORK. March There was
a little more activity In the raw sugar
market today. but prices were I'M
changed at Sac for Cuins. cost ana
freight. equal to 5.11 for centrifugal.
The committee announced that Il had
Sold the remainder II the 100000 tons
offered during the past week. and that
Il had more inquiries at the same level.
There were also sales az 2.50o hays II
san Domingos Co local refinor at
4nc G. !. T.
There were no changes In rcfinor
prices which are listed at 7.75 for fine
granulatcd The demand. continues oi
fair proportions.
The futures market was weak and
prices closed nj dcclincs Of " To IN
points under scattered liquidation by
trade and commission houses. Final
hids:
March ieS; May l9i; July 5.il' Sep
tcmhcr $50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03

stacker steers se.2s TO 1915. stockel
cowa and holfcIs 81 a. $3.50. n
Sheep. 1000. holdovcrs 7ii. Marke'
,lo,ing sheen steady. lambs 20 cents q
40 cents lower. Lambs tst pounds dowfs|
$3.50 "a siOah. lambs $50 pounds upj 81
to $40, lambs cullsnnd common - q
SS.2b. ycnrllng wcthera se.7b TO ts.7s
owes. culls and common s2.25 "a san
feeder lambs 81 to $3.50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
Cotton


by Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. March s.-Thc
turn ~ political events In Europe was
construed In an unfavorahlc way by
the cotton trudc today with the result
that prices In the contract market were
lower from the opening The saggin.
tendency was not checked until the
more active months were 81 To 81
points under the close 81 yesterday
aud at new low record levels for the
soason. In the late trading consider
able profit taking was done by shorts
especially after IA. receipt of London
cables saying that the british labor
PARTY was against an armed invasion
lof Germany and this caused moderate
reactions from the decline. The close
showed net losses On the day ~ to 10
points.
b In the early afternoon the marker
/ commenced To look very much over
sold and the demand from shorts wh'
wanted 10 even up bcforc the close
furnished Il with an underlying fcelina
~ flrmness which persisted 10 the cnd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
Mlilllin Markets

WICHITA. kans.. March 2-lIogs
200 market 80. higher; top 1915, bulk
gi0 40 1910. cattle market steady to
strong. beef steers $50 u 800. beef
COWS and hoif,is $50 ~ 1.15. stockcrs
and feeders i5O n $50: stock cows and
heifers $50 ~ G25: bulls $50 ~ $50;
calves AGO u 1900.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03

Nv Associated Pros.

~ w.
CHICAGO. Mar. 2.-Cattlc--Ecceipts.
1000; better grade bcef steers generally
siendy. others weak to 2hc lower, top,
iO7s: bulk. $500 10 %: butcher stock,
lulls. Htockcrs and feeders. steady: bulk
butcher she stock. tG.0Od 1.2a; bulls
Mostly. s5.5OGG.25. calves, steady Ia
l5c lower. bulk vcalcrs. s1.o0n 200
uockcrs and feeders steers. mostly 500
1850.
Hogs-Rcccipis. 10000: uneven. lOc Ia
Be higher. havics and heavy mixed
an most: closed strong: top. 81 90. bulk
700 pounds down. SO i0h 1889.
Shccp-Recoipts 20 900. killing class
~. uncvenly, s5c To- Soc lower, lambs
1885: ycailnlgs, top $3.50. ewes top
3D. %: bulk Eat ewes, st.500GoO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
Furs.
ny Associated Press.

ny Associated Press.
ST. Louis, Mar 2-Toial sales M
"a noon were announced nj $500. O0o.
rhe ~ g. began February "a
Muskuht sold In plates uf ~ pclis
,ach. which brought from from s2.Tj 20
siG75 "a plate" \ total of 2,i0O
brought Sli955.
Twenty-Five thousand hoav went
or s3l7 500. the better pclts bringing as
high az sS5 and Sgs piece. Prices ON
pcavcr. 10 was announced although be-
ow las; May were approximately 70
.,r cent higher thnn those obtained in
New York In January.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
Cnlinnse,Ir on
ny Associated Pnps.

ny NTHNFIHIfH TFfNNs
NEW YORK March 2.-Liquidation
by over night longs ON the Weakness
IN cotton caused moderate decline In
cottonsccd uil In the face ~ higher
crude. Trading was light and lucal IN
character. sales for the day bcing a.ioo
barrels Active months closed Ia "
points net lower. Prime crude 5.21
salrs: prime summer yellow spot G.S5
a $50: May 1b5: July ga september
N.22. all bid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03

NEW YORK. March 1.-The marke,
for coffee futures was very quict today
and after oponing unchanged 10 .
points higher showed very little
change. The depreciation in Rio cN'
change rates and advance In Santos
futures as reported by the early cables
probably accounted for some scattered
buying. hut there was decline IN the
Rio market and sentiment was more
" less unsettled by uncertainty re-
garding the outcome ~ the war rcpar'
ations conference. The general market
closed a, net advances ~ To- 10 points.
March GiO. May cal. July 6Nl. Sep
tcmbcr III; October 72s; December
7.sa.
Spot coffee dull. rio - 3.SH5SC
Santos Is 9isHlO.
Cloaranccs II coffee from Brazil dur
ing february amounted to l.oNS.Se'
bags. Including GNooOo 60 the Cuite'
states and 1896 to Europe. brazilian
port receipts ai.ono Jundahy receipts
~ 600.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-Nicltle Him for llupmobile
Head Light. Return to this office ana
receive reward.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
Rice


I By Associated Prrsa.
NEW ORLEANS. March Though
rice no sales. Receipts 1913 sacks
millcrs receipts l6is; clean rice steady
sales Blue Rose 1910 pockets l@3 l'2'
Bran and polish unchanged. Receipts
1867.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
SPECIAL NOTICES


q NOTICE
90 real estate dealers; Al my property
this dry has been taken off market j.
II. Thompson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES

POR sALi,-Car. DO paper hanging
ANA paint work. Phone iG2E27.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
Kansas city stock Yards.

Last weeks advance In prices ~ cat.
tie failed To draw any material Increase
In receipts today aud the mnrkv, held
fully steady. February IL closing Si.25
tu $3.50 higher than the middle of the
month and slightly higher than late
January. hug prices were steady IN 10
cents lower. The only decline WIS In
rough heavy grades. There was a
strong demand for light weights. Pigs
were 10 70 20 cents higher Lambs were
20 cents lover and sheep steady. com
pared with the extreme advance late
last wee,k X. Ton lambs SlO5O
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
LODGE NOTICES

n MASONIC BULLETIN
sx..s.A For Week beginning
- IVY AFcbruary 2sth. 1921.
VA[W<E Monday. Q y. M
A0LX Called Meeting Amarillo
4NKN Lodge No. 73i for Work
In L. A. Degree
TUESDAY, 7.sO p. m.-special Meeting
o. u. r. Initiation.
Wednesday. y. M Called Mee'in1
Amarillo Lodge No. 73i for Work IN
&c. Degree.
Thursday. y. m.-Called Meeting
Amarillo Chapter for Work In H. a. De
gree.
Friday. Z y. m.-stated COnclave Am
arillO COmmandery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
sinekcrs and Ferders sicady 10 strong


KANSAS CITY. March s-Hoga,
6 500. bolduvcrs $50. Market closing Is
cents 10 40 cents higher. packer top
sl0.e5 bulk II snlcs ~ % To- siOl5. top
SiO35. heavyweights. 81 Ia sa.S5. mcdl'
u mwcirhis sa.l5 to ss.25. lightw"ights
t925 to si0.35. lightwolgh,s se.25 to
siO.35. pigS. 1915 To- si04o. stock pigs
- tn Sl040.
Cattle. 45O0 holdoyers 3ai. Market
closing. siockrrs and feeders steady 10
strong all other classes uneven hut
weight. choice sse5 to slo.5o medium
! $3.50 a. s.. G5. lightweight. choice s. 90
to $40. common. s7s5 Co $3.50 butcher
cattle. hclfcrs Sh.5O 10 sN.G5. BULLS
l s. SO a. g.. Gamers and cutters. cows
and h,itcrs s2.55 to s.. veal calves
/ $685. to So. feeder steers, s. 80 to 81. 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03

TO ALL Real Estate Dealers of ANA
rlllo: This IN 10 notify you that my prop
erty at soy Madison St, II of the mar
ket. =. Il. Bradford.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
Todn,'s Ilecclpis.

l,eceipts to-day were 900 cattle. 49,
600 hogs, 1900 sheep. compared with
10. 600 cattle. ie.O0O hogs. and 10000
Sheep a month a go. and $500 cattle,
10. 600 hogs and "a. i00 sheep year ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
HELP WANTED FEMALE
ANTED-A nurse girl. Phone los.
SITUATIONS WANTED

wANTED-A home IN exchange TOT
light work. city OF country. by man
past mlddlc.agc. win want to do som.
writing. Address Y. care NEWS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
Suckers ANA Feeders.

Prices for stockers and feeders were
strcng 10 rs cents higher. with demand
urgent. The firmncss In fat cattle II
bringing nn increased outlet for stock
crs and feeders Feeders sold mostly nj
1915 to ss.15. and st0ckers $3.50 "a
81 80. Demand for milch cows and
rpringcrs was active,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03

Prices for tat cattle were fully steady
az the extreme advance Of last week
aud sl.25 To $50 above the middle II
the month, Choice steers sold at sg.25
e. $3.50. and fair tn good kinds $3.50 10
1926. In most eases myers quoted
prices higher. but statesmen regarded
the market aE no more than strong.
The tact that demand IN sufficient u
absorb i2.O00 most of them fat enough
for slaughter. without any weakness.
Indicates that the trade now In In q
healthy position. \ good many cattle
men believe that an acute shortage of
fat cattle viii De- uncovered this month.
Cows and hcifcrs were quoted strong.
Demand was active, Veal calves and
bulls were steady.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03

Use These Little Business Build
ers and Watch Your Business
Grow.
The meeting place for buyers ana
sellers Of the Panhandle Fur euieh
results use q classified nd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS

WE DO odorlcss cleaning and press
ing. Two-piece suits. Sis: three.piece
mlts. s?.-we can save ven from tio
to $50 ON your suit Smith q Parks
Phone 1919.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03


Hog prices NJ the outset showed some
weakness ewing 10 declines IN Chicago
and 81. Louis. hut under an active de-
mand from both shippers and packers,
lids were raised and average prices
were fuzzy steady. Pigs advanced Is 10
% ccnts. and rough heavy hogs were 10
cents lower. The top price s9.SS was
paid Ter light weights and slO.2j for
pigs. The bulk Of an the offerings sold
at $3.50 To ts.7O. \ close clearance
was reported.
Sheep and lambs.
with receipts fairly liberal lambs
were W., hack - cents and sheep were
steady Handy weight lambs sold NJ
si05O and heavy lambs saO0 10 $3.50.
Ewes slid upto $500 Killers brought
freely. compared with week ago,
prices are stlll ss.OO higher ON sheep
and ycarlings.
Horses aud Mules.
Rcceipts were about the Nlme as they
have been fcr sume time past. No i'm
pfuvcmout was Tcportcd IN demand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-28
Extension Bureau Speaker
viii Address Augusta
Plumbers in October

The Trade Extension Bureau Of
/ the plumbing and heating industry
will hold meeting at the Chamber
of Commerce rooms on October Il.
At which time speaker from the
bureau will address the plumbers Of
Augusta and the surrounding dis
tricts. The speaker will be equipped
with illustrated charts, important
statistics of the industry, and the
very latest tested and successful
selling. advertising and accounting
! ideas
Edwin S. Reid of this city, former
~ a member of the executive com
mittee of the Maine Master Plumbers
has received word from c.. A. Bohrcr
of the Extension Bureau-tha the
speaker who will deliver the talk
in Augusta will have a strong and
/ forccful message to present. The
Augusta meeting will be one of four
to be held in the State, the other
three being held at Bangor, Portland
ande'Lewston. Each meeting will
cover all who are interested, in the
zone naturally tributory to it, follow
'H5 wv i1itSH Oh zone meetings carried
out with great success recently in
Illinois. New York, Iowa and Kan
sas
The meeting will be open to all
plumbers, whether members of the
association or not, and to supply
men, manufacturers and jobbers and
their employees. 1t will be under the
supervision of members of the Maine
Master Plumbers Association. The
officers of this association are: F.
A. Wheeler of Portland. president;
J.. G. Hatch, vice president; D. A.
Calhoun, treasurer; and j. r. Don
ovan, secretary. William T. Ryan of
Augusta is member of the board
Of directors Of the organization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-28

Augusta is now protected by a
police signal system as modern and
up-to-date as any in use in a city of
this size anywhere in the country.
The accompanying photograph shows
City Marshal James G. Mckenney
seated at the desk of the new Game
we'll Police Signal system at City
Hall.
This desk. which is finished in light
oak, is not only the central clearing
station for all policemen of the city,
but it is as well a very good looking
piece of Office furniture. The tape
shown in the picture above, across the
lower half of the desk. runs auto
matically from right to left. Under
the roll at the right of the picture is
a box holding a punch that is auto
maticaIly connected with eight police
signal boxes stationed at different
points of the city. The policemen
who patrol the districts where these
boxes are located ring in from them
once every hour. and the punch indi-
Gates the box number the instant the
officer makes his duty call"
At the left of the punch box is an
automatic time stamp and as the
punch shows the box number. the
time stamp prints on the tape the
wear. month. day, hour and minute
that the call is received. This time
stanfp is controlled by the master
time clock at the left of the picture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-28

There are wheels which will fash
only above individual boxes, and a
master wheel which thrsws a steady
light above every box in the city and
puts all men on duty in touch with
the chiefs office.
The advantages of this system, and
the additional protection afforded the
city may be seen at a glance, for not
only is there an hourly report, night
and day, from every policeman in the
city, but each patrolman also has a
telephone handy and ready for his use
TO call the office in any emergency.
The City Marshal, on the other hand,
by simply flashing a light over the
patrol box can get in touch in a very
few minutes with any patrolman
whom he desires to reach.
An added feature of the system is
the fact that the central desk is also
connected with the night-watchman
OF every bank in Augusta, and an
hourly report is received from each
bank guardian as well as from the
policemen. Should the Waterman Of
the bank fail to ring in at the time
expected, detail from the central Of
fee would go at once to the bank to
investigate the reason.
= The electrical current that runs the
entire system is supplied by storage
batteries located in the room that
was formerly the women's room of the
city Jail. These batteries are charged
twice each week from the battery
charging machine at the Hartford
Fire Station. special wire conduct
ing the current from the fire station
to the police station 1t takes about
four hours to complete the charging
process. The complicated series of
switches, dials, and bulbs at the top
of the desk come into use only during
charging periods.
In connection with the desk. City
Marshall McKenney also keeps
daily report sheet which shows the
complete operations of the day
platoon, from A. NJ. to p. NJ, the
night platoon, from 6 r. NJ to G A.
NJ, all special watchmen at banks,
shows which officers are at court,
which on traffic duty. carries the roll
CALL all phone calls. night or day, and
has summary of all duty calls made
during the "a hours the report covers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-28

nue, at the junction of Western ave-
nue. and State streets, corner of State
and Winthrop streets, corner Cony
and Bangor streets, and corner of
Eastern avenue and Stone street.
When 4 patrolman makes a duty
call from box. a green light flashes
on the switchboard shown in the pic
ture in front of Marshal McKenney,
and Il buzzer sounds in the office.
When an officer makes a telephone
call red light shows on the board,
and both the telephone bell and buzz
ger sound at the station.
When the office wishes to call a
patrolman to his box. little wheel is
placed on the switchboard. and a
lever turned, the wheel is notched
and causes a light to flash above the
box where the policeman is wanted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-28

Thus the central Office is given full
record the instant the officer makes
his call.
When a patrolman wishes to make
duty cali" he turns a handle to
signal the Office; there is also place
in the box to signal the gon"
when the city reaches the stage
where a motor vehicle can be pro-
vided for its officers. y telephone
completes The box equipment and
connects with the desk phone shown
above at the left of Marshal McKen-
nev.
The new signal boxes are located as
follows: At the corner of Bridge and
Water streets. at the Maine Central
Railroad station. at the corner of
Bond and Water streets, at the corner
of Oxford streets and Northern ave-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-28
Funeral of Mrs. Julia A. Deehan

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Julia A. Deehan were held at CAS-
Tuesday morning at ST Mary's
church, Rev. FIR. Thomas j. Nc
Laughlin officiating. There was a
large attendance of friends and rela-
tives. The bearers were Miles Nolan,
Charles White, John Hopkins and
Harry Hopkins. Jr. Interment was
in the family lot in the Portland
cemetery. The remains were taken
to that city on the 9.Ss train yester-
day morning, being accompanied by
the family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-28

Justin o. Wellman of Newmarket,
y. H., was recent visitor in the city
as the guest Of his cousin, Mrs. John
+. Keller and Mr.. Keller, II Melville
street. Mr.. Wellman formerly resid-
cd in this city and his many friends
here will be interested to learn that
he has recently resigned his posi-
ton as the superintendent of schools
for several towns around Newman
ket, n. H., and has gone to Ames-
bury. Mass. to accept the position
of superintendent of schools in that
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Taylor of
Oakland, Gal, formerly of this city,
have been visiting in Augusta as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas c.
lngraham, IL Lincoln street, and
during their stay have been renew
ing acquaintances here. Mrs. Tay-
Tor was formerly Miss Elizabeth Har-
ris, daughter of General p. F. Harris
Of this city Mr.. Taylor was for
many years head clerk in the Charles
K. Partridge store, and for a long
time since going west 80 years ago,
he has been theNproprietor of the
Bowman drug sto,n at Oakland. Cal