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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-04

Muskogee has won the pennant in
the second half and will now fight it
out with Barney Cleveland's Sapulpa
Yanks who won the first half of the
seasons go, for the championship of
the league. Here is the prediction
that the Nets will cop the bunting.
Muskogee has the best team in the
league and has had all season.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-04

Beaded satin one
strap pumps with
J u n / o r L o u ! s
heels-plain satin
pumps with Jun
for Louis heels
s a t IN one-strap
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-04
Silk and dress goods department
offers fine materials low priced!

; Here's the last call on sports ma
stripes, turquois and white, orange
and white, gray and white, white
and black. Materials worth up to
$2.79 8. yard, going at, yard, $3.50
Charmeuse, III good fall shades,
cloth that has sold as high as So
yard, duck, gray, navy. golden
brown, plum and nigre, special,
per yard. ..............$ SO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-04

If this means anything to Ear
Smith, who with Shorty Pierce, ha.
carried the burden of the pitching fol
the Solons, he is entitled to it. The
Nets beat Smith only once this sea.
SON
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-07
PICTURE BRIDE SHIP COMES
New York City Clerk Spends Entire
Day Marrying the Girls.

City Clerk Cruise II New YorF
wiped his per>pIriug brow. sighed once
Or twice ana announced 10 the world
that he was glad t;reek ships do nos
make that port every day
lie had JUS finished marrying ahou
thirty Greek. Armenian ard Tur ~.
girls 10 young men v no first saw Their.
the day before With his as~istants
he mumhleI long ami short names
querylng girls and men who did no.
know what he said, through two inter
prefers And then ho turned hack Int,
the anteroom to lind more couples
drifting IN and was told that he
would he busy al afternoon,
Most Of the 2uo picture brides, VIII,
came In on the ConstantinopIc to h,
Identified by enthusiastic Young mel
who carried photographs in their way
lng mand~ were married in the after
noon.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-07
XNHtltl<f1&ttNXJ 0X

ments OF law. This tendency ID pse.
ing our government In jeopardy.
THIRD-Ignorance. Ignorance
Is deadly enemy TO society. The
amount OF ignorance In this coun.
try is alarming. We discovered 10
when we drafted the boys for the
late war. A large percentage could
not pass the examinations.
The time has come for US to DC
mand that tho common school edu-
cation OF this land shall become
universal and compulsory. Every
child should be forced TO graduate
from the public schools. The Smith
Towner Bill now before Congress
ought TO be passed. and the Federal
government ought to be ma e TO aid
the public school system -
country. o
The little red school house should
dot every hill and fill every valley
in America, and every child in
America regardless of race, color,
or condition should l.. forced 4 re-
main in the public schools until
graduated from shc ninth grade.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-07
ENEMIES OF AMERICA

Success always produces enc
mics. We are not discussing The
external enemies of America. be-
cause her danger l. not from with
out; Il 10 from within. Her menace
10 being generated In her own
bosom
- US discuss some Of them.
FIRST-The bad citizenship Of
good citizens.
The banker. lawyer. doctor. mer-
chant. minister. teacher. or other
professional and business men who
spend their entire time looking
after" their ow. interests to the
neglect OF the public's interest. well
fare. aad success are bad citizens.
undesirable citizens.
When men become so selfish, self
.entcrcd. and interested in their
own affairs that they will not give
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-07

some of their time. energy. interest
and talents for the general public's
good. they are an enemy to the
country.
Seifshness creates the bal citi-
zenship of good citizens.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for law.
There is a growing disregard for
law. Men are trying to c;rcumvent
law; they are devising every scheme
possible TO escape the operations OF
law; they are spending every energy
they possess to defeat the iudg-
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-07
vlennese Arc Some Drinkers.

Vienna consumed III the past yeal
ll3.a92.An lltcrs of heer, id,3iT..@
liters of wine ami :. t36 .o Of spirit
according 10 figures lust published
Taking the population Al nearly 1000
unO this was per capita consumption
81 O. literS of beer. - Of wine ana
I Of spirits. total Of 81 liters. or a
little over 95 quarts.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-07

ting. She did not reply, AMI 1t was
later discovered that she had con.
tracted smallpox. and that the faith
full Photographic plate had revealed
tell-talc eruption while she was Us yet
unaware that anything WAS wrong.
Naturally with Fogers method spe-
cial technique is required. Chrome
lithic plates are used, and more com
monty those sensltized by iodide of sill
yer.
Reiss had done even better than
this by successive photographs taken
one Of another in long series, each
new plate showing up detail which
was invisible on its predecessor. Al
the present day hardly any case 0i
erasiun, no matter how thoroughly
done, IS beyond the powers Of the
expert 10 detect aud TO reconstruct
the words eliminated
Alteration by Surcharee.
The original text muy have been
altered either by clever chanses ia
the original numbers or letters o. BY
neN words supcrmposed after era.
sion In the first case microphotog.
raphy Will show the joint between
the alteration and the original.
The most difficult case is when 1t i
claimed that whole line or para
graph has been inserted after the
original signature. This Is Il common
fraud III France III cases concerning
partnership deeds. In one such case
microphoiography showed clearly that
the capital letter OF the plucc OF sig.
nature had its loop superinposed on
the tail Of the letter Of the line com
planned Of Therefore the latter had
been written first and the complaint
was not Justified But II is extremely
difficult 10 say In many cases which
is the first written, as even under
microphotography the heaviest line
looks the most recent. by photo
graphing the passage, however, BY
obIquc light such letters appear in the
form Of a cross and it is easy to sec
which arm is continuous and thus the
most recent
Chemical reactives are also useful
in this class Of problem. In one cele-
bratcd ease at Lyons II was necessary
to discover the maker OF q small box
which had contained stolen pearls.
The ticket with the name had been
removed. But with the use Of re-
actives. thanks 10 u small portion Of
printers ink which had soaked
through the label into the wood iii.
derneath, the box was traced. With.
gu, the aid OF the experts this would
hnNe rnlnnlned an mnsnINea mNsLerN
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-07
SCIENCE AIDS IN
DETECTING CRIME
In France Police Laboratories
Are Taken Seriously.
MOST FAMOUS ONE AT LYONS

Doctor Loeard, Its Brilliant Head, En-
ploys Many extraordinarily Inter.
esting Methods, Some Of Recent De.
velopment--iis Exact System for
the unquestionable identification of
Handwriting Is Explained-chemis-
try and Photography Employed in
the Detection Of the Work OF the
Cleverest Forgers.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-07
Forgery by Tracing.

Here the expert should always win.
sometimes the forgcr places the paper
and the copy on retoucher's glass
plate strongly lit from underneath.
The faults revealed by microphotog-
raphy consist Of "quavers" or ''trem-
blings' and points where the pen Is
lifted. The study of the former de-
mandS Il knowledge Of the abstruse ART
of shakes III handwriting. The eX-
pert must know the perfectly distinct
varieties of such and be able 10 dis
tinguiSh the pathological tremblings,
those due to epilepsy neurasthenia
and various other causes The for
gers shakes have character OF If.
regularity in extent, Il development In
the up-Strokes. thinning off in the
comcnccmeuts, frequency Of occur.
renee ana an eXaggeration IN the
joints which are recognizable 10 the
eye Of the expert, according TO the
claim OF I.ucard.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-07

There are two chief varieties OF
this. the work Of the forger Of the
highest skill Sometimes there is a
slayish imitation OF the model and
sometimes the fnrger. after having
prneticed imitation Of the handwriting.
makes u free imitation.
The first class is usually tackled by
4 search for the ''retoucheS. Many
people have the habit OF retouchins
their own signatures or writings, either
III order 10 make what they have writ
ten clearer or from mere habit. Tie
forger who is touching up a signature
hc has faxed will naturally always
seek In this 10 get nearer 10 the orig
inal. whereas the innocent retoucher
viii always make his correcting
strokes NJ places where greater clear
ness is required, The forger re,ouches
the he>t.wr,tcn letters the other
those which are worst.
ON the other hand. the freehand lmi
taiion has few retouchcS The mest
general lhIug In such cases is 10 re-
sort 10 the delicute, long and difficult
method ~ composite photography.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-05-04
Miscellaneous
WE DO WELDING. Bn.ziNG AM

WE DO WEBBING. BHaziNG AND
cutting. All work guaranteed for 80
days. White Welding co. Farmers
Phone -. \. j.. Phone 229-11.
CHILDREN WANTED TO BOARD
On farm. Reasonable prices. Address
Miss LESSEE Holmes, North Arson.
RED No /. 4w18+
HAVE THE CARBON BURNED
rom your ear. Price BE per cylinder.
White Welding CO. Both phones.
LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED AND
resrounded. White Welding co. Both
nhones. tits =
HAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS MADE
nto rugs by the Novelty Rug Co, %
Lancaster ST. Portland. No local agent.
end for price list l.. Swiss
PAIR on WORK HORSES WANTED
'or their Keeping duriug the summer
months. Good home. g. II Blaisdell,
NprridgeWoeka 3w18F
HATS eIEANRD-rA~AMA AM
straw Hats Cleaned. Blocked and
Bleached equal to new. Hat bands put
on while you wait. Peter Leakos, Shoe
SHINING. Hat Cleaning Parlor. Water
ST. near R.It. Station, Skowhegan, Me.
tits
HALT-DONT THROW AWAY THAT
pail or dish Mend it With Mendets,
patented patch that mends all leaks in
stdntb without heat solder or rivet.
,icnd one dime for Il box. The Arch
supply Co Triton, y. II. =. O. S2S,
iNaf ED" 4w1S'
PLACE WANTED TO BOARD CHILD
No ears old in Skowhegan or vicin-
iT. Mrs. Priscilla Frizzen, 1876 Main
street. Skowhegan. 1w18
AUTOMOBILES WASHED AND
stored at Lowd's Garage. Court and
Cross SITS, Skowhegan. AVIS
CEMETERY WORK. AM PRE-
JARED to do all kinds of cemetery
work. Lawn moving and grading
aNment in advance is required. +. "
#ateu Main ST. Skowhegan. y. E.
Phone lo1-2. lwlS
LAWN MOWERS sHaHPENED AND
repaired Work guaranteed. Lucas
craft 10 Bailey St, Skowhegan
AVIS
MACHINE HEMsTITCHING PICoT
EbGG==Covercd buttons Buttonholes,
Accordion, knife and side plating. Or
ders promptly flied Samples on re-
quest Phyllis n. Tolman. Is Leland St,
Rockland. Me. 12w1S'
\0riCE-A LARGE COLLECTION
OF pictures and descriptions of beauti-
quest. Address Prof Ward. b. go Val
ley. Nebr 3w1S.
WHY NOT HIRE FRENCH BROs.
Auto Service for your long or short
distance moving? a reasonable price,
courteous service. Satisfaction guar
anteed T. French, so East Front st.
SkoWheEan, Tel 1l5-i1. 4w17
~ AUTOMOBILES WORKED IN ANY
klnd Of goods In tailor made gar
menta a Speciality Mrs. Ella r. Holt.
Alder street, Skowhegan 4w17F
HOARD OR nOAnD AND ROOM
wanted. isaac +. Connolly Care of
independent Reporter Skowhegan.
2w17f.
RENT WANTED FOR SMALL FAM
lily Mrs. Donald Kelley, Care of Mrs.
Fred Parhman, Leavitt street, Skow-'
hesan. TIFF.
CEMETERY WOnl<. CLEANING.
lettering and repairing in both marble
ana granite. Special prices to ceme-
terry associations Write for particu-
lar, references and prices Herbert A.
Jones, Hartland. Swl6.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-05-04
STATE OF MAINE
Public Notice

In conformity with the provisions OF
Chapter 219 of the Public Laws OF
1917, as amended, and deemlng it for
the best interests OF the State, the
Commissioner of Inland Fisheries and
Game hereby promulgates the follow
ing regulations relating to fishing in
the streams and ponds situated in
Township 4, Range (Hobbstown), in
the County of Somerset.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Section |. For period of four
years from May 5th, A, n, 1922, IT shall
no unlawful for any person to fish for,
take, catch or Kill. any square tailed
trout at any time In any stream or pond
situated wholly or partly in Township
4. Range 6, UIobbstown), In the Coun-
ty of Somerset. except in the ordinary
way of casting with artificial lies
known az fly fishing.
II shall also be unlawful for any per
son to have in possession at any time
any kind of fish taken in violation OF
any provision of these regulations.
Section ,. Provided further. IL shall
also be unlawful for any person to take
or have In possession in any one day
more than five pounds OF square, tailed
Dated at Augusta, Maine, this 18th
day of April, A. D. 1929.
WILLIS r, PARSONS,
Commissioner of Inland Fisheries and
Game. 3w16
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-05-04
Help Wanted

HELP WANTED FOR SUMNER
hotels and camps. All kinds of work.
chef. pastry and all-aronnd cooks Apply
New Maine Hotel Agency, A Main St.
Bangor. AVIS
WANTED MASTER MECHANIC FOR
large Maine wooden mill. Must have
FUN experience and be able to take
charge Of crew and willing to work
with them. Should have some eXper-
fence IN electrical motors Permanent
position If satisfactory Answer y
Reporter. giving age, nationality, eX-
pcrience, family, and wages expected.
2wl7
and reliable farmland for "A permanent
position. y square deal guaranteed to
right party, Address l.. II. Elliott,
SkoWhegan RED No. 6. tfl6F
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nI,rENsIoN LuMnnR. DELIvERED

DIMENSION LUMBER. DELIvERED
anywhere In Skowhegan. Fred X. COX
Hanover ST., Town. N. e. Phone I'M
TIL
MARK YOUR LINEN WITH A HUH
BIER printing stamp. your halnS anu
mixing pad. complete outfit by
mail SOC Independent Reporter Co. ttlo
APPLE BARRELs-sKowH
Farmers Union. ttfs
WE HAVE THE BEST RADIATOR
for Ford Cars that we have ever seen.
Price $22.50. +. e. Parsons, Skowhe-
gan. TIA
HAVE A NEW NESTLE HOME
Outfit for permanent waving. mas peen
used once. Paid S2300, will sell Tor
S11. Mrs. L. M. Sanborn. 123 water
Street, Skowhegan. Tel. rs "A. tf3Scon
HOUSE ON LOCUST ST. ROOMS
and bath, electric lights. large levei
lot. r. It. Patten. Skowhegan. Iz'
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HAIR GOODs SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combings al Miss Towne's. Room
l6. J. z. Merrill Block. SkowheEan. TIA
FOR SALE cjrfD
PIN OF SIN HENS. A CoCKERFI
included. Of /. X. Fishel strain of White
plymouth Rocks Very good layers.
Price SIT call or write To Mrs Sadie
+. Blair pa North Ave. Tel 254-2.
4wISF
MATCHED PAIR OF HORSES.
Weight about $500. Absolutely sound,
fair drivers. WIN sell cheap for cash
or easy payments to right party. Also
harnesses and double wagon II de
sired Eugene \. Currier. SkoWhegan
T. + - ;. y. T.. Tel. ma Avis
BABY CARRIAGE. coon CoNDI-
TION. Ralph jenkins, High St, Town.
1w1S"
RIDING WAGON, ONE FOtR
wheeled road cart. light farm wagon
fitted with pole and thills. harrow and
one horse eultiNator. All IN good CON
dition Mrs. NJ. j. shepard. Norridge-
woek fw1S'
NASH Il CYLINDER TOURING CAR.
used as demonstration. as good As new
in perfect condition. The price is
right. pr. II. +. banforth. Nash Agent
Madison. Me. 3W1S
SEVERAL LOADS OF DRESSING.
Apply quick Must be removed at once.
Harry Nelson. Pleasant 81, Skowhe-
gan. lWlS
THREE BURNER NEW PERFEC-
TION oil cook stove and refrigerator
Both In splendid condition. Archie
Cote. Barber shop Water -. \. T.
Tel. 235-4 IRIS
PEW SETTLING BARHED ROCK iOD5
pedigrced males from 2ii-2a9 egg hens.
u Coburn Ave. Tel - 1w1s'
BICYCLES AND REPAIRS OR
would trade for GOrbin two speed
wheel or hub Repair work done
Prices reasonable. Roland Tozier.
North Arson, RED No. >. 1WlS'
TO CLOSE OUT. RErAIRs FOR
farming tools of various kinds. one
large wagon jack repairs for har-
rows; Osborn steel rake. cultivator;
driving harness for light horse; parts
Of harnesses; a small knife sharpnner
for moving machine. Save big money.
Call and look them oYer. j.. H. Bart
lette. POI Madison Ave. 3wlS"
TWO TENEMENT HoUsE AND
garage. electric lights, city water;
Hush closet: pleasant location. Gail
forenoons at 80 Summer st. 4w1S'
ONE THOROT JERSEY
COW; guaranteed to make Il lbs. OF but
ter II week T. W. Freese, 81 Madison
Ave. lWlSF
THREE BURNER BLrE FLAME
oil stove with oven. Also singer sew
ing machine, good as new. Edward lF-
Lord, Skowhegan RED 10. J. 4wlS'
SOME GOOD FARM BARGAINS IN
and around Skowhegan List your
farms and village places with The W.
W. Creation Agency 2oo Madison Ave.
SHOW hogan 4wlS'
SECOND iHAND FURNITURE SLIT
ABLE for cottage use. Mrs. Ethel M"r-
row, "A Spring St, Skowhegan. Tcle-
phone 84-1l. owls
SURFACE I'LANER. BANDSAW
machine, rotary saw, shingle machine.
box board marcher, swing cutoff rig.
planer and hatcher, saw table, steam
engine. pulleys, boxes and betting.
Write me your wants and If you don't
want to buy what have You to SELF
Clair Mcclellan, Waterville. 2w1S
ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING AND
shoe shining shop. Business ana To-
cation extra good. ON account of poor
health wish to either sell or have ii
partner. Address Il. independents
Reporter 2wlS
III fou WANT A MIGHTY GOOD
trade In 120 acre farm with - acre
wood lot, the same of pasture 80 acres
in tillaRe, about $50 fruit trees write
or come and see William +. Tilton,
Hartland. RED No. t. iWlS+
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To Let
SHOE REPAIR SHOP or THE LATE

SHOE REPAIR SHOP OF THE LATE
=. !. EldridEe Pittsneld. Party rent
ing, must purchase machinery and tools
Great opening for the right party
Write Mrs. G. !. Eldridge, Pittsileld.
owls
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT. MRs.
j. {, Gorson, AZ Heselton St. Skowhe-
@an, y +. Tel. 1911. tits
VACUUM CLEANER FOR RENT.
Terms 81 a day Sc extra if delivered
ard called for. Mrs. Alice NJ. Dow. so
Mcclellan street, Skowhegan. Farmers
hone 2S-1I. 4w1S*
FURNISHED ROOM WITH BATH.
heated and electric lighted. Mrs En-
ma Frost, Bush ST. Skowhegan n. f..
ph0ne 114-5. TIL
STABLE ROOM FOR ONE CAR At
50 North Ave. Also room for two more
cars at Foss Shop, rear of Waterville
Motor CO. Sales rooms. NJ. b. Hesel-
ton. tf15
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Positions Wanted

WANTED ANY KIND OF WORK BY
tho day or by the week. Mrs. Lewis
- French St, SkoWhegan. 2w17F
As S1ENOGRAPHER N SKOWHE-
gan. for the summer. VIII do sub
Stitute work by the week or month If
desired Chantel Bison, Water St,
SkoWhegan. Telephone GS-l1. 3w17F
AS WAITRESS or OFFICE WORK.
Have high school knowledge of book
keeping. Address T.. r., r. f. ID. 4
or ;, care of Frank Greene. 4w15s
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Lost and Found
BILE HEATHER WOOL SCAR

BIIE HEATHER WOOL SCARF
lost somewhere in SkoWhegan or he
tween SkoWhegan and Norridgewoek.
Finder please return 10 the ludepend-
-Reperter Office Skowhegan.
1W1Sf
RING Pound. OWNER MAY HAVE
same by proving property and paying
cost Of This ad Independent Reporter
Ca Evils
PIECE OF RED LOST BETWEEN
Pngh Corner and Skowhegan. Finder
please leave at Alfred Theriens farm,
SkoWhegan RID No. &. lwlS'
~ ESKIMO DOG FOUND. OWNER
MAY have same bv paving cost of this
ad and for care. Peter Lessor Factory
street, KeeneVillc, Sko"hegan. lWlS'
MAINE NIMBER PLATE No. 30-1t7
found. owner may have same by pay
ing cost OF this ad. independents Re
porter 20. 2wl7
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BANK BOOK LOST

Notice Is hereby given that the Show
hogan Trust Co. has been notified Ihat
poei, of Denosit No 1873 has been lost.
The owner thereof wishes n duplicate
SKOWHEGAN TRUST CO.
r.. n. Atwood. Treasurer.
SlSowhegan, April q, 1922. ""i'
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-05-04

have for sale gummed paper tame. so
called, three inches wide in rolls CON
venient for doing up packages for the
mail or express and required by the
American Express Company for certain
containers. Price st.05 per roll hide
acknowledgements Co. tf36F
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Wanted-To b
Adds under thi. head FREE
Subscribers.

BONES SUITABLE FOR nd
ING milk. State size, prize
SkoWhegan.
Girl CLERK WANTED. WI
able to speak both French and
Thibodeau's Grocery Store, M
Skowhegan. Both phones
WANTED - An EyPERl
waitress. Main Street cafe,
MEN WA NTED FOR DAY
Steady work for good men
Tulley, Lake George property Y
Telephone 209-2
MAN ON FARM. WILL PAY
month. tseorge Nashburn "
RED No. 50 Farmers phone. ~
ridgewock Exchange.
THE FORGET- ME-N0T sOya
also the Boston Melodian an %
book published by Oliver llitNa
pendent Reporter oa.re.
BANTAM EGGS For HTo
state variety and price. Mrs
=. Baker, Box ~ Bingham
ABOUT 70 GALLONS or VI
skim milk or butter milk each
two lots of 10 gal. each dehVsI
Bingham. State pricf. llfop 10
Farms. Bingham. y"
MAINE $40 SEED OATS. 0NEh
potato spl'aYer in good repair
lace a. Weston. Madison
ONE HUNDRED FEET DRY
ash boards Ernest 3. BISwa'j
Arson. a.
sHAG CATS AND KITTENS-1
eolors and sex in first lelter.
weeks old aud over besl
York's Kennel. IL Pleasant S'
land.
LIVE PoULTRY-WRITE N
deter, kind and number you
Harry Cohen. SkoHhegah'
HIGH PRICES PAID FOR Goo1
poultry. Harry Nelsoh' - N
st. y. T.. phone l2G---. I
A SMALL FARM Or N"A"
LACE Mace. preferably IN OF n
vicinity OF Skowhesaa- L''"
tin, Athens, RID M u
A TWO HORSE RIDING o.s|
TOR. l.. w. Russell, SboWDnrst1
No. s. Farmers 1ei. o-lI-'" Il
ONE OR TWO GOOD DLoo a's
MALE fox hounds. 40 TO I'm IN
old. S. r.. Stowell Strong N' IA
HAY RACK WITH OR WI
wheels. Apply Stains IIoseoh
price i'm first letter ''''' 4
Skowhegan RED Va. a.
IRISH CoBBnEn PorAr t,,,s,
price per bushel IN ilf5 ',,.c, M
u. NJ. Ames, MI. VIE" aim 9d
gan. rr,x
Give age. marking and ear
first letter. +. l. iu'u'
f. ID. No. /. I'll
= WANT TO MY wool I, At ~,
KET prices. VIII Pc Nam
July. John Kelley EinEA'"
A cory OF ROBERT FEF 'ssl
poems. state price '"T indeped
Frank n. Howard, care
Reporter Co. an T.
TEN ONE YEAR OLD ,iaost @
hens and a r. |. Ecu al h0y Ave.
Cleveland. 1888 Madison ~ n
Phone, 1912. -
poATs. TWO SECOND ,,i ives !
boats. George y. ~ E1lg
hogan. Telephone Zil-'' -,
WANTED, snAG cars CAT 4 si M,
TENS, all ages and eoiorS' c l.
what you have for salv ~
Held, 8 Grove St Aug's'1. "a,
HANsoN.s HISTORY o. etc,
bloomfield. ;Norridge~ooghIy 1--WE desc
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THIS MHEK A NEW FRESH GIEn-

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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-05-04
MACHINER Y.

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