davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Returned Sewing Record.

A girl, who for convenience may be
called Elizabeth Brown, recently re-
turned record Of her own sewing
which greatly interested extension
The Owosso times., 1922-08-11
FriIled Blouses.

Not in many season has the white
frilled blouse enjoyed such favor as
now. Fillet and Irish lace are the
accepted trimmings.
The Owosso times., 1922-08-11
Separate OUTING Coat.

Black velvet worked in white
worsted and white tub flannel
skirt are chic combination for sports
and country wear.
The Owosso times., 1922-08-11

No drought is severe enough for
anyone to be willing to have it ended
by q tornado.
The Owosso times., 1922-08-11
His EIuh Called.

Young Lawyer-"I haven't lost a
case yet" Rival-"Oh, you'll get
case some day."
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AuburntOwn, TENN, JUNO Zz, WE
stearns Electric Paste Co..
Chicago. Ill.
Dears Sirs:
Mr. Robert T. Donnell OF Auburntown.
Tenn, came In our store the other day
and wanted something to kill rats. so 1
sold him a box Stearns Rat Paste. Ana
he put some paste on six biscuits that
night and the next morning he found
ffty-four big rats And the second night
he put out four more biscuits with paste
on them, and the second morning he
found seventeen more rats. making total
OF seventy -one rats in two nights, and
there were lots more that he did not fnd.
This is some big rat tale. but, never
theless, IL Is So Just thought would
write to let you know that your rat
paste Is good.
Respectfully yours,
The Owosso times., 1922-08-11

EARN A WEEKLY SALARY addressing
snveIopes in spare time at home. Either
sex Full particulars .25c tcoinJ.t y Scheli.
publisher, 1900 Michigan. st. LOUIS MO-
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BIG MONEY FOR AGENTS-Get our
proven formula for the making of "Kole
Saver" Saves 80 per cent of the users
coal bill. Used on either hard or soft
coal Can easily be made at home, at
profit OF 300 per cent. Coal consumers
grasp the opportunity to buy. Establish
a permanent business supplying homes,
large buildings and factories. Further
particulars upon request enclosing stamp
for reply. Household Chemical Co, $50
Z. Sd St, st. Paul, MINI. 271-27G
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WEST CHESTERFIELD. y. II.

4 biz load came from Spotford to the
basketball game Saturday night.
Alfred Bell and family of Brattleboro
visited at T. 4. Carey : Sunday.
Mrs Louise Davis. VINO has been in
Nashua. returned home last week.
Chester Brown of Shelbmne Falls,
Mass. visited his parents over Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Durham is staying at the
home of Mrs. Nyra Farr while she Is
taway.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ware of Keene.
| ~ H., are staying with Mrs. Nettle snow
| a few weeks
This week Saturday night will be in
| stallation of officers in Spottord Grange
! followed by harvest supper.
Mrs. Elvira Davis, who has been with
| har daughter. Mrs Frank Richardson,
| i'm Brattleboro, is ut home here for the
| winter.
Mrs. Mvra Farr started for Worcester
| Mass Tuesday morning. She intends
/ to be away about a month and on hel
way home viii visit with relatives IN
| Springfield, Mass,
| ON account of bad travelling the Town
| shcnd Athletics did not play basketball
! with West Chesterfield Saturday night
/ BrattIeboro high played instead. The
i fastest game of the season was played
the score being 80 to 46 IN favor of West
| CHESTERFIELD
In spite Of the snowstorm there was
a good attendance at the annual bust
ness. meeting of the ladies society las
"Wednesday at Mrs. Myra Farr Thu
| following officers were elected: Pres
ident. Mrs. MyTa Farr; vice president
\ Mrs. Helen Burnham secretary, Mrs
i, Anna Stoddard: treasurer, Mrs. Lennt
Brown: directors, Mrs. Martha Spring
Mrs. Celia VIM and Mrs. Lillian John
son; parish officers, Mrs. Cora Chamber
lain; moderator, Mrs. Anna Stoddard
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Seminary Notes.

The senior class is holding rehearsals
of their play, When Smith Stepped Out,
twice Il week.
Many of the students are learning the
use of the typewriter on the machine fur
niShed by the principal.
The school is proud to offer congratu-
lations to the principal, Mr.. Wright. who
has been honored by Gov. James Hart
ness by being appointed chairman of the
state free public library commission.
The teachers of the seminary, including
Prof. and Mrs Wright. were enjoyably
entertained by Miss Mary Plumb and
Mrs. Plumb at their home Monday eve
ming A delicious supper was served ant
a social evening enjoyed.
! Franklin McColl went ian. 13 as dele
I gate from the Christian Endeavor and
Nathan Dauchy and Lawrence Tibbett>
from the seminary To the older boys con
ference at Barre. The boys visited tht
state house at Montague. in company
with Mr.. Wright, who was attending 3
library meeting there.
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CHIROPODIST-D Briggs at DIR,
BaiIey's Office, POI Barber block, phone
COG. Residence 439-J. Io--tL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ELSIE B. STEADNAN, dressmaker
1877 Main st. Tel. 192R. 269-z91.
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TOWNSHEND.

Frank Fredericks is suffering with cry
sipelas.
Eugene Bigbee of Ludlow is working
for Cassius Marion.
Mr.. apd Mrs. J. ii. Ware. Mr.. and Mrs
f. r. Batchelder, DIR. and Mrs. J.. j.
Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cutler, Mr.
and Mrs. C.. ii. Willard. ID. L. BOutelle
ii. f Howard and X. c. IOlbrook at
tended the bank meeting at Newfant
Tuesday and enjoyed turkey dinner al
the County House. Mr.. Batchelder was
again elected president of the trustees.
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LOST.
FUR WORK

Mrs. NJ A. NiIsen will be at Mr.. Carl
MitcheIPs on Main St, Tuesday, Janu-
airy oath. (weather permitting) to give
estimation on all kinds of fur work.
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Mrs Mary Sheridan is visiting rela-
tivcs in Providence, X. /.
Mrs Catherine Dew went Tuesday to
Boston for a few days visit.
Fire escapes have been added to the
rear of the grammar school building.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. .Ieffords and Miss
Alice Cronk spent Friday in Springfield,
Mass.
John G. Snow of the Worcester Poly
tcchuic Institute is guest OF his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James q. Snow.
Mrs. John Cookery aud daughter,
Agnes. left Monday for Florida, where
I thev win spend the rest of the winter.
William Sykes has moved his family
land household goods to BrattlehorO,
where he has work in the Boston Fruit
| Market
The proceeds of the moving picture
| show. In Old Kentucky, which was
given i'm the Monitor theatre Jan. ii
under the auspices of the senior class
of the high school. amounted to S56.3I.
The officers Of Hinsdale post, No. 40,
| American Legion, Tor this year are as
| follows: Commander, Winfred f. Rob
IrrtSon: vice commander, Charles Roy
ladiutant Rolph White; treasurer, ia
son NJ Wright; sergeant at arms, Louis
| T.cvassour: chaplain, John Sawyer.
Ernest l.. Pickett Of Bellows Falls
| VT. has bought the stock and shoe re
lpairing fixtures of Roger DeAngelis, who
has successfully conducted the Shoc-rc'
Il pairing- business here several years. The
! uev proprietor will continue the bust
. ness. Mr. DeAngeliS has moved his fam
lily to BrattIcboro, where he has bought
Ia shoc-rcpairing Sl;op Mr.. Pickett eN
: nncts to move his family here soon.
: Officers of the odd Fellows were in
= stalled Monday evening as follows: y
TO-. Robert G Browning; Y. G., 5. O
Packard: recording secretary, +. Z
Stewart; financial secretary, W. NJ
lHaH; treasurer W. Il. Watson
warden. ". W. King: conductor +. \
buckley: chaplain. ID. ID. Holton X. ;
4 s., +. J. Weed: L. ;. = ]. Il. sawyer
In : y. G.. +. c.. Sprague: L. :. y
10. NJ II. Towne.
Sanford n TarbcI of Winchester in
q stglcl the officers of Nanta>tlQue
/ Grange Wednesday evening Is follows
Master. Glen Higgins overseer. HERNIA
! IIudsons Iecigrer. Josephine Perry seq
4 Rotary, Eliifa- Sargent: treasurer, va
/ liam Wat-aft chaplain, Mrs. William
Z Watson: steward, Floyd Sprague; gait
& keeper. Mrs Dennis Minis Ceres, Mr.
4 | Hattie Dickerman Pomona. Mrs. llaI
& tnab Pike; Flora. Miss Doris Wellin'
ton: lady assistant steward, Miss vest
Knight
| The following officers of Rebeka
4 lodge were recently installed: y. G
Miss Ruth Browning; V. G., Mrs. &c
1 trude Bruce: r. 5. \. G.. Mrs. Ma
l Holman; L. :. y. G., Elizabeth Bruc
r. ). V C.. Mrs. Dora Stratton; l..
ElN. e.. Mrs Emma Stewart; conduct6
1 Miss Nesta Knight; chaplain, Nj
4 katherine wilkins; recording secretal
] Mrs. Eva Fay: financial secretary, Nj
A Ida Watson: treasurer. Miss Georgian
Nv Scott; l. G., Mrs. Evelyn Field; Q.
- William Watson.
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EXCESS PROFITS
POULTRY PROFITS

clerk, Mrs AIyra Farr; treasurer 8 so
iciting committee, Mrs Addie Boutwell,
and Mrs Helen Burnham. This week
Thursday afternoon the women will meet
with Mrs. Cora Chamberlain.
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WANTED.

Van l ~ 272-tf
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FOR SATE-Sash and bind mil Tor
sale. Good plant and full equipment in
most prosperous town in Vermont Can
make any kind of interior finish. Ready
TO start. No competition i'm its territory.
Water power with auxiliary gasoline en-
CINE Present owner disabled and prop
erty will be sacrificed at half its value.
Address William ii. Wills, Bennington.
Vt. 2I223t
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StinehOur's Auto Livery

z-passenger closed car, 50 cents for one
or two passengers; additional passengers
% cents each, within the village limits.
Tel. 36-W or 226-M
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HINSpALE, \. II.
Ioint Installation 81 Niasons and o.

Joint Installation Of hasons and o. +. ).
Officers &c Naomi chapter. Order Of
the Eastern Star. and Golden Rule
lodge. f. and l. NJ, were installed at a
special meeting Tuesday night. Before
the installation a supper was served.
The following officers of the Eastern
Star were installed by Mrs. Madelon T.
TAYLOR w N. Inez II. Bailey; W. p,
John VI. Lamb: 4. NJ. Jessie Il. Col
ton; secretary. MAUD Dickerman
treasurer, Mary r. Lamb G., Dolly d.
Watkins 4. O. Ethel f. Weed: Adah
Doris NJ Garfield: Ruth, Lena ID
Lantz: Esther. Marion j. Powers Mar.
tina. Helen d. White: Electa, Mildred
NJ. Merritt warden. Mrs. Myron Dick
crman: sentinel Glen Higgins; chap
lain. Lila A. Taylor; marshal Eler
Kimball organfst, Mildred Booth. Mrs
MolHe I'll Booth was elected representa-
tive to the grand chapter and Mrs. Mar
/ ion II. Stearns was elected alternate
Jesse w. Field installed the Masonic
/ officers who are as follows: NJ, .Juba
| Higgins: s. W. William II. Booth: j
! WI. Louis y. Stearns; treasurer, Free
NV. Cotton: secretary, Edalbert ]. Tenn
pie S. d., Z. Gordon Meyer; j. D.. Al
| bert Lantz: S S. Rolph White; ]. =
Glen Higgins; chaplain, Rev. John II
| Sargent tyler, +, j. Weed representa-
tive to grand lodge, L. Gordon Meyer.
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FOR SALE-Ten horse power General
Electric Alternating Current electric mo-
tor, formerly used to drive cylinder press
In good condition. Taken out to make
room for a variable speed motor Also a
quantity of shafting, cones, pulleys, etc,
Low price for cash. Inquire of +. II.
Crane, Manager Vermont Printing Co,
RrattIeboro. 26O-tf@
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FOR SALE.

FOR -SALE-A few watches. g. L.
Howe 1T Main st. Ztl-tL
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AoIrAroRs HINDER HARVEST
tt'onlInucd from Page ~

woslorn Oklahoma wheat and hoe
weather with hot weather having the
shade OF the argument. Wheat ~
rlponlnR TOO fast IL II not flliinT.
40 Fred Beatty, Cherokee farmer,
said Those bso hot days Saturday
and Sunday checkmatad the yield.
The best wheat xo far senn In a
two days tour of Northern okla
homa Ia between Nash. southwest. !.
|crn Grant county. and Ava. Ia
@ybods hsiantY The banner whnt
Ia AZ burlington. north IN Cherokee.
IA fall shower brought II up and
there ls pate.. ten n'acs squars
which will ylclil between es 10 20
bushels on the average. Msst az tho
wheat In Alfalfa and Woods coaniias
N lika leopard. with bumper fold
adjoining q ten or eight bnahel yield.
Jett os harvesting i,s eighth
straight wheat crop without Il fall
ure.
Much kanrsd Wheat
There IA a lot az Kanred whaa, In
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have experienced 80 much trouble
n locating many parties who havs
phoned In wants. that Il u ncceasary
70 invoke the cash iu-Adssncs sys-
tenn. except where regular accounts
are maintained. Memoranda Of what
. wanted" or for sals.' etc. ray
% LEFT u the Leader busiress ossics
and same vii BE- converted into torn
sdn.
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POLITICAL
Announcements
POLITICAL ADVERTISING MUST
bE PAID FOR IN ADVANCE
Rhat Does Your Baby Dc7

All political advertising must be
paid for In advance. No charge ac-
counts will be made. Candidates who
desire to advertise In The Leader
viii please send cash with copy. An
nouncements for county offices are
sic. Reading notices rs cents a line
Pictures OF candidates computed by
line measurement. Tho Leader win
also furnish cuts II desired.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

WANTED - Girl for house work.
s4.oo week Family OF four. ]. II.
Pepper. Guthrie, Okla. X No
Box so.
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The Daily Leader Is authorized to
announce the following candidates
for designated offices, their candidacy
being subject to the action Of the
August primary:
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FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
hereby announce az candidate
for the office OF County Attorney Ct
Logan county. on the Republican
ticket subject to Primaries August
First. 1922. Your Suffrage win be
Appreciated
Geo. w. Partridge
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Weetarn Lenque
At Oklahoma City 10: sioux city /
AZ 81. Joseph .; Denver 0.
A. Tulsa 3; Des Moinas s.
AZ Wichita 3; Omaha
Msfjorsl Lsao0e
Al Boston 8; Pfttsburxh !.
At New York 4: Cincinnati 9.
A. Brooklyn 3; Chicago 8.
A. Phlladelphis "a; 6s. Iouis o.
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"LiNTERs. DROP ANOTHER
GAME TO DUNCAN

Continued froin Page I'D
played, returning 70 Guthrie Sunday
Tor three games with vi Reno.
Following IL the score:
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Al Chicago s: Boston Q
AL Detroit Il; Now York e.
At ~. Louis is; New York 4.
American Association
At f.ouisyillo q: Kansas city z.
AT Columbus 9; Minneapolis >,
Az indianapolis M milwaukee, ..
81. Paul al Toledo, rain
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FoH HAl4E compists sehoiarshlp m
pranghon's rractIoal business coli
itxe. Oklahoma City This II tas
best business college ia The soata-
vest. The faadcf Guthrie
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AELP WANTED---MALE

EARN sIlo to $3.50 MoNTHLy--Ex-
penses paid. as Railway Traffic
inspector. Position guaranteed after
8 months spare-tlme study or money
refunded. Excellent opportunities,
Write for Free Booklet. E-3i7 stand
Business Training lust. Buffalo. n
".
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Two Base Tiits: FAINT. Wade. BAL.
cti Q. Hayman. wiIIianIx: Base on
Balls off Walker ,. Oft Hafnor q:
Struck out by WaIka-a: BY Iiafner 81:
BY Jennings 4: Passed Balls wade.
Hayman ?. Time 2 hounrs. Umpire
Ferus. l
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~ n. a. MAo<s M
tvs~s~s a ~ u<'t u.-ss< s>~y<
Ny!ilI| Hy oseiiIsii 81

northwestern Okhhena. islaeig iiall
aino II showing flna, bus tna old re-
liable Turkey Hard 10 hoidin9 IA
own here. too, with The nvsar yafl-
ctsos,
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

Groceries. Si.s9o,6t: fixtures $a.iSs .s
Notes and Accounts sl.iil7o; Ford
car sssso J O.. York. Trustee. 7is
iIcrskowisx Bldg, Oklahoma City.
l'hone Walnut ois1.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE
b. D. Lamond, of Guthrie


FOR DISTRICT JUDGE
/ am candidate for the nomina'
tion Of District Judge. Republican
ticket, Eleventh District, Payne and
Logan counties. August Primary ANY
support appreciated TONY .HIG
GINS.
FOR COMMISSIONER lsT DIST:
Harold Cook. ci Guthrie.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
lST DISTRICT
A. r. (Dick) Renfro
DEMOCRAT TICKET
I hereby annouAcc my candidacy on
the Democratic ticket for the nomina-
tion for Sheriff OF Logan County. SUBJ
tcct to the action Of the voters in the
August primary.
T. w. BOGGEss.
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There is lot Of kanred wheat In
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BANKRUPT sALE-At Kaw city.
Friday, June 10th at 200 D. m. 1
wiH OFFER FOR ssls TO the highest bId-
der for cash. the stock Of merchan-
disc and fixtures formerly owned BY
p. ? Carlton, ipvoIcins = follows;
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Thomas Kennedy, and is with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Michael Guiheen, and family.
Robert Straw, who had been in quaran-
tine a month with scarlet fever, is out
again.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert G.. Everleth of
Putney are visitors here today with rela-
tiyes.
Miss Madeline Cain, who had been i'll
several days in her home on Chestnut
hill, returned today to her studies in the
high school.
Mrs May Aldrich, nurse. who is Sc
riously i'll in the Memorial hospital with
pneumonia, is slightly improved, but her
condition is still serious.
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TWO BOYS ADMIT
STEALING IL AUTOS
Took Springfield Machines and Drove
Them Until Gas Was Gone
All Recovered.

SPRINGFIELD, April I9.-Charles II.
Stanley, 80, of 48S Mill street and John
:. Levelle. Is, of 90 Pendleton avenue,
were arrested at Corner street yester-
day afternoon, charged with the taking
and driving away u automobiles since
March II. The police state that the
young men confessed to the theft OF the
They, it is alleged drove the cars IN,
til they ran out of gas and abandoned
them on the highways. Practically all
the machines were recovered in the sub
urbs of the city.
The cars taken were owned by, G, II.
Ferris of "a Baltimore street; Wallace
IT Partridge 1856 Forest Park avenue:
James +. Behan. 873 Armory street;
Edward Holly, Lowell; Chandler Motor
Co, Liberty street; United States Rub
Der Co. Worthing street; Frank Menard,
26 Huntington street; Howard kinsma m
AZ ATaplewood terrace; B. J. Ford, l6S
Nassasoit street; Philip c. Newton, $50
Belmont avenue; Charles H. Parsons,
20 Riverview terrace; Timothy Sullivan,
226 Pearl street; D. R. A. Rockford, 81
Pearl street.
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ing of his new house, which will be built
in West Brattleboro.
Miss Katherine Foley of Putney is
spending the day here with friends.
Dr. f. L. Tracy returned last night
from New York. where he had been 1
few days.
Miss Florence c. Allen, teacher in the
Greenfield high school, is spending the
day at her home in town.
II. l.. Harris of Boston, secretary of
the Twin State Gas & Electric company,
is in town this week on business at the
local office.
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BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Paul Mann of Hinsdale is in town to-
day on business.
Mrs. Il. w. Eason is confined to her
bed and under the care of n nurse at
her home on Central street
John Riley of White River Junction
was here yesterday to see his mother,
Mrs. jeremiah Riley, who is in the Mel
rose hospital for medical treatment.
Mrs Katherine Brosnahan has re-
turned from Springfield, Mass, where she
spent the winter with her daughter, Mrs
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BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mrs. Charles Goodrich Of Brooklyn IS
at the Brooks House for a few days.
DR.. c. G. Berkely of st. Adams oper-
ated at the Memorial hospital yesterday.
Mrs. Stedman of East Mortified,
Mass, is moving here to live with her
daughter, Miss Elsie Stedman of Main
street.
George Lyle of Brooklyn is a guest of
Mrs c. G.. Winchester of Chestnut street.
Mr. Lyle is here to superintend the start
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FARM BUREAU NOTES.
Pruning Demonstration Saturday-Fer-
tilizer Being Unloaded.

The pruning demonstration which was
to have been held at the home OF L. s.
Martindale in Giulford Monday was
postponed on account of rain 4 demon
stration will be held at the Nartindale
farm at 10 clock Saturday morning.
Two carloads of fertilizer are being
unloaded at the Brattleboro railroad
yard. Most of the shipment IS for Brat
tIeboro and Marlboro farmers, although
some was ordered by Gulford farmers.
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Another carload is on the way here.
Miss Viola NJ. Cameron, county club
agent. went Monday by automobile 10
Wilmington, where she. IS helpihg 30
women in making dress forms. She also
viii meet boys and girls in club work
plans. She plans to return Thursday
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OPENS NEW HAMPSHIRE ROADS.
Ban Against Heavy Trucks Removed
from Highways.

CONCORD, \. H, April 19-State
Highway Commissioner Frederic E. Ever
EFT has removed traffic restrictions on
additional New Hampshire roads. the or.
der effective today including the South
Side road. Manchester to Epping; Bah
boosic road, Manchester to Milford ;
West Side road Keene to Mario juno
ton. and Rocky Pond road, Concord to
Loudon Village.
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Mrs. Peter Olesen, chosen b the Min
nesota Democrats as their candidate for
the United States senate, is believed to
be the first woman ever endorsed by
ma ior political party for seat in the
upper house of congress.
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National League.
LEAD OF TEAM \ REDUCED.
Team Il in GOodnOw, Pearson h Hunt
Matches Wins 1.106 to 1882.

Team B defeated team 4 in the Good
now. Pearson 4 Hunt bowling matches
last night 1.106 to 1892. Team a has
n lead of Ill pins in the five matches
bowIed. Ellis of the winners had the
highest single string, "a. and the high
est three-string total, 266. The scores
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National I.ensMe.
GAMES TODAY.
American League.

kAIIIEE ANttEN A&-tt sNAN'
New York at Boston 1.-TWO games).
Philadelphia at Washington.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
National League.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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PROS INCREASE LEAF
Team Defeats Ants Team by Score
of 1.239 to 1905.

The Pros team 1 defeated the Ants
team last night in the Masonic bow,
ing tournament ,239 to 1905. Fitch
Of the winners had the best single string,
total. 2S3. This is the last week of the
tournament and the Pros have an So
hin lead which the Ants must overcome
to cop the series The scores;
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-19

Nine Joffre. wife of the famous mar
shall of France. acts as an interpreter
for her husband, who does not speak
English.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-19
NEWEANE.

Lewis Whitaker spent Sunday with
! friends in Dummerston.