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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-26
FLOODS DEATH
TOLkPLACEDAT
TH|RTY-S|X NOW
Trinity River Begins to Fall
This Morning After Rag
ing Two Days.

FORT WORTH. Tex, April 2s,-
CBy The Associated Pres.)-Forty
six persons are dead or missing in
the Trinity River flood here, a re.
viSad list today indicates. No
bodies have been recovered.
The Keota news., 1922-03-17

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FRED N. AUSTIN
AuctjOneeY
Eaton. Colorado

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them: also roll siifns ard supplies. sssf
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for these ssls~tioos.
The Keota news., 1922-03-17
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The Keota news., 1922-03-17

Found:-LarRe automobile casihe
and tube. Owner may have same by
proving property and paying for adyef-
tisine. keo,a News. e3tf
Dennison's Lussre Fold. the best
crepe paper. 3c or two for &c, at
Stanley's. Cheaper crepe, loc per rclL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-20

settled at to Al cents net lower with
May 1893 to 40 and July 124s to 124l
Corn finished unchanged to / down;
oats at cent decline to cent ad-
vance, and provisions varying from
unchanged figures to 10 cents off.
Heavy selling of the July delivery
of wheat came from the principal long
interest in May. Most OF the activity
showed itself in the last hour of the
session but had been preceded by early
selling on the part of foreign holders
Of September delivery. Aside from g.
10000 bushels increased estimates of
the probable Kansas yield. the trade
seemed to be impressed with the lib
eral volume of receipts at this time
of the year and with the absence of
any important export business.
Todays arrivals here totalled 313
st. Louis alone was loading rs cars
with wheat for Chicago. A year ago
the days total receipts of wheat in
Chicago was 101 cars Tomorrow's re-
oeipts at Kansas City were estimated
at 200 cars and Mondays at 800.
During the last hour of the board of
trade session prices crumpled rapidly
in the wheat pit. From the lowest
point reached. May recovered about q
cents, but there was little rallying
power displayed by the later months.
Corn and oats prices sympathized
a little with the weakness Of wheat,
although most of the days attention
was chiefly given to reports of wet
Provisions prices sagged as re-
suit of lower quotations on hogs. A
good cash demand for meats, however,
was reported
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-20

4S6; creamery extras 90 score sea 1864;
first IS to 81 score 34T353.
EGGS-Cnsettled; receipts 47.532;
fresh gathered extra firSts 27G2S: do
frsts 25a a 26a; storage packed extra
firSts 2SA %; do. firsts 27jG2S: state
nearby and nearby western hennery
browns extras 81 1921: state and near
by gathered browns and mixed colors
hrsts TO extras &c q 80.
POTATOES-Steady; Florida new
barrel 200m650.
CABBAGES-Quiet. unchanged.
The raw sugar market was some
what unsettled today. Cubas for spot
and nearby shipment We're quoted at
, 1882 cents cost and freight. equal to
400 for centrifugal. with June ship
ment at y cents cost and freight.
equal to All. Porto Ricos were 4.06
for centrifugal. There were sales of
1900 bags of Cubas for June clearance
at 15-32 cents cost and freight to an
operator, and 10000 bags of Porto Ri
cos to outport refinerS. June clear
ance. at 4.06. 1t was rumored that be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 bags of Cubas
had been sold for late June shipment
and fully 100000 bags for July ship
ment to local retiners at 81 cents cost
and freight.
The raw sugar futures market was
quiet today. but the undertone was
hrmer with closing prices on to two
points net higher on covering and scat
tered buying by commission houses
July a.6i. September 2.S4, December
2.N9. March 2S6.
There was no improvement in the
demand for refined sugar and prices
were unchanged at $50 to $50 for fine
graduated
Refined futures nominal. Closing.
July 5.9o, september go, December s.
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DOWNRIGHT. 1921. by New Era Features)

| Auburn. returned to her home here
on Friday.
Mrs. Della Chadwick has returned
from visit to Oakland.
Harry Williams of Auburn was a
caller in the place last Friday.
The all-day monthly meeting at
the chapel was we'll attended. Mem
bers of the Gospel team who were in
attendance We're Rev. Elmer Pember-
ton of Oregon and Melvin Bailey OF
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Warren Of the
faculty at Oak Grove Seminary were
Sunday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Albert James.
Nathan bennett Of Auburndale
with his mother and several friends
visited the bennett cottage on Sat
urday.
The Baccalaureate sermon to the
Erskine graduating class will be
preached by Rev. Mr.. Layton of Au-
gusta on Sunday at P. NJ, at the
Friends chapel.
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CHINA
Haskell

SOUTH-Mrs. Wesley Haskell
accompanied Miss Ruth Mosh-
er to Waterville for the day on
Tuesday.
Lawrence Goddard. o. G. S. .'23.
was the weekend guest of Francis II.
James.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Matti, Mrs.
Emma Robbins. Mrs. H. w. Austin,
and Miss Mildred Mitchell attended
the Service at the Friends Church, E.
Vassalboro on Tuesday evening.
William Jacob, Boudoin '23, with
Harold Hersum and Byron Mitchell
passed Saturday night and Sunday at
the Jacobs cottage.
Mrs. Miriam c. Weber, who has
passed the winter in Lewiston and
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LIVE STOCK.
Horses. Cattle. Vehicles

DUROC PIGS-Pure bred seven weeks
old. eligible. Farmers prices. Mrs
VIM. J.. Spaulding. Readfield Depot
Tel 1912 Belgrade, Maine
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ularly for many months. is steadily
gathering momentum and sentiment
reflects the changed conditions.
Different lines that had Jagged while
buyers waited are beginning to display
renewed activity as revival of demand
develops. and reversal of the price
trend has been witnessed. Without eX-
ceptlon. each week this month has dis
closed an excess of advances in Dun'S
comprehensive list of wholesale quo
tations and premiums on prompt ship
-ents OF certain commodities demon
strate that some needs are becoming
urgent. Conspicuous among the favor
able features is the decisive turn for
the better in the automobile industry,
where sales and output have increased
substantially. and building operations
Of magnitude have continued. With
improvement also occurring in other
leading branches of industry, despite
labor troubles. the general outlook is
distinctly of brighter promise. all
though not without elements of uncer-
tainty,
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MERCHANDISE
Musical Instruments

EMERSON PIANO-At reasonable
rental. Might sell. Easy terms. Ad-
dress only and I'll arrange interview.
w. A. Griffin, II Green St. Augusta
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New York Produce Market

u-,,,. New York, May 10.
y" ~ NI-Spnt weak. No. . red and
,,, hhrd ilN: No. Manitoba 1854
~ \" = mixed durum liii / { track
York 10 arrive.
~ 'i'N Spot easy: No. yellow and
Il Nhilr Noi aud No. : mixed 79s
NrW York al rail-
M 5,r put stradN No. white 80.
TER Unsettled; receipts eI,-
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

BusIness OPPORTUNITIES SO
LARGE observation-disclosures inn
mediately reliable man. experience un-
necessary, to act as exclusive repre-
sentative managing large sales force
1hls territory. Exceptional opportu-
nifty right man. New line business.
No competition. Big demand. About
Slhou cash necessary. Should net
$4,000 first year. Permanent con-
nectionS MIR. SAWKINS. Pres.
Wolfe Building, Baltimore, Md
LAW PR0FESSOR-W Yale d. G.
l.. degree has complete Law Core
spondence Course for sale half regu-
lar rate. No books required. Anyone
may enroll. Time payments allowed.
Degree obtainable. Invaluable busi-
ness training. Complete local bar
preparation for each separate state.
Rare opportunity. Address Box 1887,
Yale Station. New Haven. Conn
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FARM WAGON-With body; one
horse. Light riding wagon. Single
horse hayrack. Tel. 237-43. w. c.
Grant. Call after p. NJ.
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best to packers 900 q $50; stockers dull.
HOGS-Receipts $4,000: opened
mostly ) cents lower on lights, later
steady to cents lower on lights; 9TH
'ers steady to strong; closed shade cas-
Ter; top 100; bulk 1865 a 1895; hold
over moderately liberal; pigs steady.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000: steady to %
cents higher; good and choice Califor-
MIA spring lambs 1915 a 800: some sec
onds 1925; good 94-pound shorn lambs
1925; good 93-pound Colorado yearlings
900; good California ewes 200.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

.CuEN EpIET baby Grand. 5000. Good
nri 'an Inquire ~ Bridge st.
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Chicago Cattle Market
Chicapn Me

NHICaBO. MAY IT..
CATTLE-Reeeipts $500; beef steers
and she stock steady to strong: ton
yearlings. mostly heifers, 900; best
matured steers $50: bulk beef steers
715 S35: bulls weak to lower. no.
lognas mostly 465 @475: veal calves
steady: good light calves S250S75:
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Dun's Report

New York. May 19.-Dun's tomor-
row will say:
Phases which usually mark periods
of business expansion now stand out
more clearly. Recovery from previous
depression. preceding slowly and irreg-
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, May 10.
Pronounced weakness developed in
the wheat market today owing to an
nouncement that the Kansas state crop
had been expected. Prices closed nm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-20

lt'S loEp Touring. now paint. good
condition St15 Rig SIX Buick road
s'.r tnrd equipment. at trade.
Nl'0V strc,t, Tel. A23-M,
l'I FORD Touring car with start
rf l'.l light six Studobaker tour
Hg car Euth IN ist class condition.
I7.r N7Irs ia Water st. Gardiner.
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

CARE OF DOGS" FREE-Book of
expert advice on selecting. training.
and care of dogs. Free with 8
months subscription to Sportsmen's
Digest. Send 25c today (coin or
stamps). Sportsman's Digest, 9J
Butler Bldg. Cincinnati
FOR SALE-F'rench bull pups. dark
brindi", pug nose. bat ears and screw
tail. A. T.. 80 Cony st. Augusta. Nc
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New York Money Market

Ill., New York. May 10.
i'f"'gn exchange irregular.
'i"a' Britain. demand 4.4ls. cables
%" LAY bills on banks 4.i2s
fNu.' demand 1904. cables a.07.
,'.'. demand hoS. cables 5.0Ss
i"|giHm demand SPA, cables S.2s.
.."'uHHA. demand .332. cables .33.
t'' md demand asa. cables ISIS.
N'rWlH demand 1850.
sweden demand 1865.
""sarh demand 2l27.
=" cortland. demand 1912.
NP'n. demand 1875.
,"r"r-. demand AS.
and demand .n2t.
'''fo SloNakia. demand 1872
Argentine. demand 1852.
r'yi' demand 1878.
Montreal % lag
,n3 money easier: high 81. low :,
:, VIZ rate ~ closing bid 5. offered
. last loan T.
'l loans against acceptances Z.
ne loans steady: so days and 90
w ~ "a. stN months IL
lFffWn Ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-20

MEMS UNION SUITS-Shore sleeves,
sec: mems athletic union suits, CSC:
mems shirts and drawers, short or
long sleeves, 4Jc each. A. +. Pierce,
212 Water ST.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-20

VIZ NAVE THREE BARGAINS FOR
SOMEONE. ONE 1919 FORD TOUR
ING ONE 1917 FORD TOURING,
o>r i1's FORD ONE-TON TRUCK.
hrsrNAL STREET GARAGE. TEL.
a--.w.
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FIVE LADlES-At once, to travel.
demonstrate and sell dealers; $40 to
SO per week; Ry. fare paid Good
rich Drug Co, Dept. 401-FFF. Oma-
I'm Oh
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The State Farm Agency

Has some attractive farm bargains,
near r. r. and Lake. You may find
the farm you are looking for through
this Agency.
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Summer Places fo- Rent

GUNNER Races TO- KENT SU
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pond. west shore
for season. Telephone Gardiner 1914.
COTTAGE-At Hammond's Grove, for
summer season: 6 rooms, large fire.
All modern convoniences. Inquire
Mrs. c. b. Burleigh, Hammond's
Grove. Tel. 1924.
SMALL CAMP-At Hammonds Grove
for the season. Miss Cross. No. 159
Pine street. Lewiston. Tel. 2419-R.
TWO COTTAGES-Ncw. on point next
to Island Park. one ready June 18th
and one July LIST. Address James Il.
Armour. Winthrop. Me. X. %.
Bargain hunting? Turn to the clas-
si1ed pages.
Everything for everybody. Father.
mother. and the children can use the
articles advertised in the merchandise
rlaSsifications.
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CLASSIFIED.DISPLAY
Equipped Farm Only $1400
"a Aeres NTH Crm e

Horse. poultry, vehicles, tools thrown
in; near r. r. town; 35 acres loamy
tillage: sugar grove; orchard: COM
Portable 5-room house. 40-ft. barn,
large poultry house. To close affairs
$1,000. half cash. III. ii. Johnson, Rich
mond Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-20

OtSE-one or two tenements. Ad-
dress i. %. Box II, Augusta
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EMPLOYMENT
Help ale

WANTED-Adults age % to 70. to
book orders for trees. shrubs. vines.
roses; full or spare time; commits
sion paid weekly; experience unnec-
eSSary. WESTERN NEW YORK
NURSER les. ROCHESTER,. n. Y.
SIS TO $25 DAY-Selling owners of
radio telephones lightning arresters.
Literature. prices free. NORWALK
RADIO Co, l MAIN ST, SOUTH
NORWALk. CONN.
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GIRI.-t'or general Homework, no
washing or ironing. Apply mornings
or Tel. III, 13 Summer St
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4 sED CAR nAGGAtNS-In Ford.
Chevrolet and Oakland cars. at Brad
strrrt Motor Co. Hallowcll. Prices
'uw Te| 775-W.
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WANTED-Bakers or confcctioners or
fountain supply statesmen. Thorough
~ acquainted with the baking. Sonfec-
tionory or fountain trade. to sell a
complete line of specialties. either en-
tirolv or as a side line. Very liberal
commission. Address Gil, care Jour
nal
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bookkeeping department.
60. Gardiner.
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Whatever you're selling. MIR. Mer-
chant. classified ads will help you sell
more.
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TWO GOOD HOUSE PA1NTERS-On
inside and outside work. Tel. 1856 NJ
Augusta.
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40 Acres

Equipped farm, only s22oo needed; 2
horses. cows, hogs, IS hsns; IS
cords stove wood, farm machinery,
wagons, ana crops included. Nearby
NJ. c. r. town. As A. tillage. balance
wood and pasture for 20 cows. 800
cords wood. 50M lumber; 100 apple
trees. extra fine set OF farm buildings,
price $500, $1,000 down, balance easy.
z. L. Worcester, Western Ave-, Au-
gusta, Maine. Phone 2l5-N.
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EARN SO HOUR-Sparc time, selling
simplex Ironing Board Covers"
Something new. Sells on sight to
every housewife. w. j. LYNCH,
DIS. Springfield, ILL.,
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Situations Wanted-Female 81

ID K + ) NJ A * T. r 5 ASSISTANT
Young lady, experienced. desires po-
sition. Box "a. Gardiner.
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER-
Would like work n few hours.a day or
would do typewriting at home. Tel
f2i-M.
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general hOusewOrk in q
small family. one who can drive
car. Address "B. C. b." care Kennc-
bee Journal.
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GIRL OR WOMAN-For general
homework at Centre Winthrop.
Write Mrs. c. f. Smith, r. +. D. 81.
Winthrop Tel. 1913 Winthrop. or
inquire of Mrs. c. F. Flynt, Union
ST. Augusta.
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TOT CtNG CAR rscd but little:
thoroughly oVrrraulcd, II YOU want
herE1n. Thomas g. buckley, So state
NJ Augusta.
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WORKING FOREMAN-For small
brass foundry. ]. +. Hodgkns Com
pany. Gardiner. Me.
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LADIES-Do your own hemstitching
and picoting. Attachment fits any
machine $3.50: buttonhOle IS. Hand
embroiderer $3.50. Agents wanted
f. Stephenson. % Quincy, Chicago.
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Help-Male or Female 8

MISUNDERSTANDING on plaid back
overcoating. American Woolen Co..
Pioneer Mills. Pittsfield. Maine.
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w A n tt D-A superintendent of
schools for district No. 40. consisting
of the towns of Chesterville. Vienna
New Sharon and Industry. Apply to
Mrs. Amy n. Gray, Sec, New Sharon,
Maine.
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GIRLS-A few over is years of age
can find steady employment at keyes
Fibre Co. WaterVille, Me.