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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-03-28
CHANGES POLITICS
AFTER Is YEARS

r, With the announcement of Sam J.
hampton as a candidate for the dem
0cTatc nomination for governor. the
Sidney Hereld which has always been
republican paper, became a demo-
cratic publication. '''O
This gives the democrats their first
paper IN Sidney and the first in the
county for a number of years. The
Herald was started some 16 wears
ago and has been consistent in its
republicanism.-Sidney Herald.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-03-28
4 LOOK 1T
OUTLOOK

Irre has now finished his den
work here
prs5v of Valley City was in
A-' - business last Tuesday.
-0Ha 100
Votbv Of Minot made a bust
-rp to Outlook on Friday
r,t+v visited the county seat
-5.v and returned on Wednesday
+, c-apIeton spent Sunday here
* Is wife and family.
-G0-
~ p EpIer. farmer in Canada,
+ town Oh business last Friday.
Johnson Of Canada was in
attending to business matters
Friday 90
p.rb TAFT made a business trip
-. from MinoJ Wednesday of last
week
p Mcdonnell. of Minot, n. D.,
Outlook Wednesday of last
week
M Farrs eff Minot made a bUsi-
~. trip to Outlook Tuesday Of
last week.
ur Cruickshank, a resident of
Daoev. was in town on business
Monday
Miss Cecilia Koheler Of Raymond /.
mas IN Outlook Saturday on bust
ness.
Mr. Tooley Of Minot, n. D., was
Ten in Outlook Tuesday, looking
after business interests.
Nh Hay, Of Williston, was in Out
lork on business Friday of last |
week. He returned Saturday.
H. c. Heller, a Minot grocery
man made a trip to Outlook on I
Wednesday of last week.
%
n B. Larson Of Homestead was
an Outlook visitor on Sunday He
drove over in his car,
90
Mrs. Edward Buchanan and son
left for a short visit with relatives,
returning Wednesday.
%
Fred White of Whitehall made
trip to Outlook last Tuesday to Wis,
# his wife, who is now at the hotel.
Mrs. ThOrstvedt, a we'll known
resident Of Raymond, made a bust
ness trip to this city on Friday of
last week.
Mrs. H. B. Braddock left for Cros-
b. N. D., on Monday of last week
to take Chiropractic treatments for
Der health
Mrs. McCwem from Crosby was in
town Thursday and returned Friday.
Mrs McCwen is travelling for the
lngwalSon Store Co.
Floyd Dickinson, Outlook drayman,
returned from Scobey Tuesday,
where he has been visiting for the
past week.
Nj. and Mrs. Frost. the local
butcher, returned to their home in
outlook tuesday after passing their
winter months in California.
90
Mrs Schloss and son Jackie ar
aVed here from Minot last Tuesday
2 resume her work giving music les
sons IN this town.
90
n Richard Herman and Miss Tillie
nangIn drove through from Par
a..s F,fa3lne, Mimi, in a car. They
arrived here Friday.
Mss Janecke accompanied Misses
55llfa and Arvilla Aldrich. all of
e@saond to Outlook Monday to Wis
ping W 'oiiie Siiop-
AIs. Bunham has been i'll with
s-5SiliuS for some time. She is now
ENG better. Donald Gerrick has
lar illness. '0ii0ii '''i ing
90
W oelald Wyie returned here from
~, 10y thursday to continue his
p 9s.A IN high school. His brother
Ts t1 Ia, accompanied him to make a
'A' with relatives here.
,, oAlla a Gardner arrived home
rS.- california last Wednesday. :
GO eis ne has spent the winter. Mr..
~ -;-.ular says that California i val.v
rr-srs NV ie would sooner spend his
'7'S IN bleak old Montana.
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EDITORS note: The State Examin-
er's Report which appears here in the
minutes has been omitted, it hay
ing been published several weeks
ago..
On motion, at II o'clock noon the
Board adjourned.
Attest:
Clerk. Chairman.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-03-28

On motion the Clerk was instructed
to get security on land from Security
State Bank of Outlook, First Ma
tional Bank of Raymond and First
National Bank Of Plentywood. said
land security to be held by the conn
ty as collateral to Personal Bonds
filed by said banks.
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Clerk & Recorder 1ee &c
A. c. Erickson, Feb. salary
co. atty. -......... zroo
Rodney Salisbury, Feb. salary.
sheriff .-------------.-. 1877 IN
Dollie c. Peterson. Feb. salary
dep, Clerk OF Court -. 1880
Eng Torstenson, Feb. salary,
deputy treasurer --;-.-----,..---,. 1880
Co. Supt. Office 10OO0
G. c. Bantz, Feb. salary, tailor 1880
Emma Creme, Feb. salary, co.
superintendent .-.......-... 15O m
c. B. Peterson, Feb. salary. wv
Clerk of Court ...-...........-- I'm M
John c. O'Grady, Feb. salary.
deputy Clerk & Recorder. 1877 IN
urer -.-..-...---..-.-... 1915 &c
w. B. Newton, Feb. salary, de-
putty sheriff .....-.... 1877 5O
A. E. Aldrich, Feb. salary. de-
putty sheriff ...-............ 15O M
Ole Aspelund, Feb. salary, as
SCISSOR -, 10000
L. S. Olsen, Feb. salary, depu-
ty assessor ,...,,.........- 1880
LIBRARY FUND
Frank DiOnne, janitor at IL
brary, Feb. salary -...........-... 1000
Inez Benedict, co. librarian, Feb.
salary -------,;-----------..-----,-.- 1850
Ribt Lumber Co., coal for Ii
bIary ---.-----.-,-.-,,... $3.50
H. R. Hunting Co.. supplies for
Co. Library -......,.,-.,............. 6.25
H. R. Hunting Co., supplies
for library .-----..-,.,...,.-............ 1868
On motion the Clerk was instruct
ed to notify all county officials that
the Board would not allow in excess
of 1212c for mileage, whether said
officials use their own cars or livery
car.
VIM. G. Frank, having filed with
the Beard a certain request for a
waiver of lien, such request was con-
sidered by the board and granted in
form as follows:
WAIVER. OF. CHATTEL. MORT
GAGE LIEN
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
Evening star., 1924-03-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-H0USES.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
1884 II Street NV Realtors. Franklin
l,aAIlm1ed.

INV
CHEVY CHASE-Corner-sI2,5O
sox1oo It entrance hall
all
WEST OF 18th ST.-S1675O
brick residence little
s tile
CHEVY CHASE-S185OO
ave- n
% cs sss s Nor Four a spe1 ne pn1 % ph n re p.sa ]
's % n p and nats a ho g | n sa Splendid lot VIII"
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK-S13,5O0.
% @ % % %
ous us poes .a M siAs % ss 1ss sh s
Of buitin of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,250-Corner.
appealing detached situated excellent nerhood
a
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS$125OO
n @ :s s I f,s ] aa' s sn rss. ] 9 sleeping % & S
s @ pfh @ ea ae ePep rrs ose tc 9 n and very large
homes Of
@ M oFen s.ee las sa s E
@ 9s % p a"o s S 'e ea features heater and all
PETWORTH4 Bedrooms-$11 900.
sss heat ana sps P es. ss from, p es
- 80
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
ALMBERS WASHINGTON
1884 H Street Northwest. Franklin o5O5
Evening star., 1924-03-20

Sound Advice For An Investment
Home Bought Before April.
HOMES FOR THE SPRING PURCHASER.
DETACHED BRICK
ON CAPITOL HILL-$73OO.
sand
rood condii
[GOOD BUY IN HIGH VIEW-$8OOO
nd sssoesdn sgia. psshs::
andga hsrdwo
MT. PLEASANT HOME
SEMI-DETACHED, ON PARK ROAD-$l3,5OO
ito ar
LARGE HOME
IN WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-$115OO
4
is t.itns sacrifice price -
SHANNON & LUCHs,
113 l4th Street NV. Main 234S.
Evening star., 1924-03-20

TO THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE CONSIDERING
BUYING CHEVY CHASE PROPERTY.
Eslie the
n light
a
trimming
PRICE, $25OO
crne the its
really evidn On lot e0xIOO
quite
s short
PRICE, $235OO
MR.
WITH ARNOLD AND COMPANY
1416 EYE ST NV
Evening star., 1924-03-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
C~0ffuaeA
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COnffnned.
l1o6 VERMONT AVE NV MAIN $685.

DISTRICT REALTY COMPANY, Inc,
11O6 VERMONT AVE. NV MAIN $685.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
@ % % @ %
FARRAGUT ST. NV.
lights % nf se tses s Sst % s ssss
o o n n
Mt. PLEASANT
t WV
and is well Ioc
NORTHEAST.
CHEVY CHASE.
: s p hsT sss and e01e', s.s heat
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
DISTRICT REALTY COMPANY, Inc,
1106 VERMONT AVE NV. MAIN $685.
Evening star., 1924-03-20
10th STREET HEIGHTS.

Entering. from the wide porch you stand in
4 commodious center hall. On one side
stretches a 26-foot living room; sunshiny, al
bright dining room and in back a kitchen of
every convenience opening also into pleas
ant breakfast room. The first floor arrange
ment is ideal. broad staircase leads to
four comfortable bedrooms and two baths.
Many windows, large closets. attractive pa
old fashioned attic, wide stairs and plenty
Of room.
This large, well located, ideally planned
house invites your inspection.
CALL II. FRITZ WITH
ARNOLD COMPANY.
1415 EYE ST. MAIN A34.
Evening star., 1924-03-20

DETACHED HOME.
Delightfully."- located semi-suburban house.
less than a block from Conn. ave-, on Macomb
st., spacious lot There are Ave bedrooms
and q large inclosed porch. electric lights, hot.
water heat, open fireplace; garage. The best
buy In Cleveland Park under SIS. 600: imme-
diate possession. Consult Mr.. HARTMAN.
EAST CAPITOL ST.
rooms. brick; garage. Price only $3.50. on
CARL a. SMITH,
Main 1916. 1923 n st. NV.
A MT. PLEASANT BARGAIN
Kenyon St. Near 10Th,
Overlooking Beautiful
Rock Creek Park.
Colonial tapestry brick, six
rooms, two baths, heated garage,
porches; strictly modern; pos
session; terms. Call Mr..
KRAFT, Nam bo3.
Evening star., 1924-03-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

SlOO CaSh-COlored.
Groom. bath brick; room for garage; in
CHAS. BEALL,
Main SOFA 141o q NV. q.
Southeast Homes
These are Kite designed and built Homes,
and they are located in the charming resi-
Dental section Of
Mass. Ave. and 10th St. Sc.
Planned and arranged for economy of space
and ease Of housekeeping. Fitted with every
comfort and enjoyment Of your Home. Just
have ever seen.
Just Three Left.
Sanitary plumbing. modern hot-water heat
tng-front and back porches-gas and electric
fxtureS-sanitary kitchen.
1858 Mass. Ave.
rs THE SAMPLE HOME.
The second door is so planned that it may
desired.
Exceptiona ly Low Prices.
EASY TERMS.
HARRY A. KITE,
Qncorporated)
1914 K St. Phone Main 1916.
WEST OF 10th ST.
Very Desirable New Homes.
Sample.
1745 irving n.w.-Excellent construction.
Thoroughly modern: rooms. baths.
Through Your Own Broker
THRIFT BLDG. CO.. OWNER,
UNION TRUST BLDG. MAIN 768.
Evening star., 1924-03-20

OPPORTUNITY.
LOT 100 Fl. FRONT BY 10 DEEP
TO PAVED ALLEY.
Modern home: 10 rooms. 2 baths (built-in
showerl sleeping porch, hot-water heat Pitts
burg instantaneous water heater, Minneapolis
heat regulator, hardwood trimmed through
out Owner must sell account Of health.
and will sacrifice to quick purchaser. Located
in one Of Wash ngton's best residential sections
than reasonable at 81, $50; $4,000 cash will
move this property IL you act quick. balance
can be arranged to mutual satisfaction. For
! inform alton or inspection phone Mr.. MAHER
At Main 3a2 from to $50 and At Col. $3.50
after $50 pm. or address Box 49-T, Star
nf1ee
Evening star., 1924-03-20

LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
in the
u R nn
"nolnon
9
% % nr % heat h beautiful
excellent condition
%
spacious
delight ~ 'A
a sa isxe peres
BUNGALOW rAKoAA batho
ell al $500 oN~N-
" ~ -N eNANs"
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER
14O7 N Y. Ave. Established 1867 Main 1866
Evening star., 1924-03-20

Near 18th and Pa. Ave. Sc.
ed; % rooms and md bath good heating plant; in
terror tastefully decorated; ample space for
immediate possession. Price very reason
able. Terms very small cash payment, bal
- anee $50 msnth. pays all interest and Drin-
Near N. Cap. and w.
A beautiful tapestry brick eontainips 8
wood floors French doors leading to break
fast porch ; sleeping porch. coacrete front p ech
and desirable location. this house merits your
immediate inspection. Priced right. Reason
able cash payment, balance less than rent.
Allison St. Near Ga. Ave.
6 rooms, tile bath, h.-w.h., electricity, hard
wood floors, laundry tubs. toilet in cellar; ga
rage. For immediate sale owner has priced
Phone u for inspection.
Randolph Place NE.
A e:mfort,ble and coy home; rooms; % bath:
porebes excellent Condition ae owner 1. I very an1
ious to sell. For price asked, Is q very good
buy. Reasonable cash payment, balance easy.
Phone rs for salesman to show you this one.
Taylor St. Near 18th.
We have just listed this very good buy and
consider II the best Offering in this most con-
venient and desirable location. Eight rooms
tricity and modern in every way. Price and
terms very reasonable.
Near 18th and Pa. Ave. Sc.
ive-rsem frame house. semi-detaehed,
good condition; Arcola hot water heating plant !;
lot 25x125. Three garages rented at $6 each.
Exceptionally good buy for person Of limited
means. Price and terms very reasonable.
G. H. SMALL & CO.,
Owners Ard Builders,
Real Estate.
1915 n NV. Main 1861.
Evening star., 1924-03-20

VERMONI AV T.. NV MAIN SoSS.
EMBODYING THE GRACE AND BEAUTY OF
INDIVIDUALITY IN CONSTRUCTION,THES
CORNER HOMES HAVE A DEFINITE
APPEAL TO THE DISCRIMINATING BUYER
MT. PLEASANT.
% an Of n ] ] AND and S n ss % S s. ss: % %
DOWNTOWN.
no- With outside sounds
NORTHEAST.
al Of
which are included in $4,000
Mt. PLEASANT.
3tathb
PETWORTH.
distinctive
ns Gnen and sond door has e Light and bath It's
BROOKLAND.
entire
ARNOLD AND COMPANY,
1416 EYE STREET. MAIN 2434
Evening star., 1924-03-20

I/49 q ; l. NV.
s rooms and bath, brick; we'll
built, we'll located, colored resi-
dence. Price reasonable. Good
terms.
WEAVER BROS, Realtors,
735 18th St. NV.
Main 1921. Main 1922.
Evening star., 1924-03-20

and
large closets and tiled BATH This property
SOUTHWEST-$4, ,5OOETERMS
root de,tends
WIN ne"
BROOKLAND-S7S50-TER
% moons nad
NN' o'A"OeiNs p'"e Nna ica-
NEAR 10th ST.-$12,5OO
n
at.i.s d1 and tiled
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-$1OOOO- OO-TERMS.
nome nige
% mate
10th STREET HIGHLANDS ,25o-TERMS.
fixtures; outside buhtin entire
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY Inc
REA BOAR
1916 K Street Northwest. ~ Main 61z
Evening star., 1924-03-20

GEORGETOWN-$6SOO
t n =
MT. PLEASANT-$105OO.
One Block of 10th Street.
S evden
Oh ytems
THREE-FAMILY APARTMENT.
Near 18th and Columbia Road.
sacrificing
deep
NEAR SECOND AND E SITS. Sc
Modern Brick-%65O.
hone and reduced to the oequick
CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS-S1275C
foo hmen n exc 6 srxe
INVESTORS, ATTENTION.
IN a
prs town
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
18th and K SITS. NV. Phone Main 1900
MEMBER OF THE BoAR A Oo'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-11
NEWPORT

Mrs. Genevieve Palmer and son,
Hillard of Bangor, who have been
visiting Mi. and Mrs. Fred Warren,
have, returned home.
Perley Carey. who has been visit
ing friends in Machias the past few
days, has returned home.
Miss Laila Spear, who has been
passing her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Spear, has
returned to Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stuart of
Milford have been visiting Mrs.
Vira Stuart.
Mrs. Harriet Giles of Ellsworth
was the guest of friends in town
Thursday en- route for Florida TO
pass the winter.
Ms. Annie Dexter. who has been
visiting friends in Bangor, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Rannie Cram is in Bangor.
called by the illness of her son,
Hervey Cram of Millinocket.
Norris Friend of the firm Of Friend
and Friend has returned home after
business trip to Boston. lie was
accompanied home by Mrs. Friend,
who has been visiting in New York.
Mrs. Eva De Merritt of Etna is
the guest of Mrs. Alice Piper.
Earl Furhush. Allie Piper. Cyrus
Houston and Charles Nutter are en-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-11

Kennebec Manufacturing Co. OF
Pennington to the Union Land and
Lumber Co. of Pennington, a mill
and other real estate situated in
Mount Vernon and Fayette: George
! +. Briggs to the Union Land and
| Lumber Co, land and buildings in
West Mount Vernon: Oscar l.. Tyler
of Auburn to George Briggs OF
Mount Vernon. land and buildings in
West Mount Vernon.
Oakland Pamela Wyman and
Margaret Wyman, both OF Portland,
and Almeda Shaw Of Waban. Mass,
to E. NJ. Marks Of Belgrade, land
and buildings on Water street: Bert
r. Holmes to Edward w. Heath of
Waterville and William p. Forsyth of
Oakland. land: Maude NJ. Brown of
Waterville to Mrs. Lucy Faulking-
ham of New Brunswick. N. j., land on
the shore of East Pond: Andrew
Cote to Amanda Cote. land on the
Fairfield Center road.
Randolph-Frank II. Meady to Ros-
coe B. and Ruth E. Hinckley, land on
Central street.
Rome-Elbridge T. Foster of Rome
to Alexander Forbes of Rome, land
anu pdAoAhSc.
Sidney-Harriet B. Bessey Of Wat
erville to Florence h. Parizo Of Wat
erville. buildings on the shore Of
Massachusetts Lake: Helen l. Mum
sey to William II. Munsey of Boston,
land on the Peavey road.
Vassalboro Ruth Ellen Phillips
and John Phillips Of Vassalboro to
Alexander H. Lewis Of South Dart
mouth. land in Vassalboro and Wins
low: william Jollicoeur Of Waterville
to Rachel Lena Gendreau of Vassal-
boro, land on the Davis Mill-Vnssal-
boro Station road: Albert w. Lane of
Auburn to William II. Antworth of
vassalboro, land and buildings on
the waterville- Augusta road; Eta
V. Twitchell to Kate Wagner Of
Freedom, land and buildings on the
Mudgett Hill road.
Waterville-Lois e. Halves to Jo
seph LeClair of Winslow. land on
Oakland street; vilbon Pomerleau
and ]. N. G. Bernard to James A.
Halves and Lois E. Halves. land on
Oakland street; Vilbon Pomerleau
and J. N. G.. Bernard to Lois e.
Halves. land on Oakland street; Bel
mont Realty Co. to Freda Bishop,
lana at f-lliSbuIS ioes <N ~ 90
Crowell to Fred A. and Alice A.
Thyng. land on Pleasant street; Will
liam E. Colby and Edward L. Esty
to Matthias Poirer. land: William E.
Colby and Edward G. Grondin to
William Bourgoin, land on Summer
street: Peter n. Boudreau and Fran
ces A. Boudreau to II. l.. Parizo,
part of a parcel Of land on Gilman
street; Belmont Realty co. to Henry
Ianders Of winslow, land at Pills.
bury Plat.
wayne--J. n. Hammond to Henry
c. Hammond, land on the shore OF
Berry pond: Mary L. Stevens OF
Nashua, n. II. to Cyrus A. Ladd OF
Wayne, land and buildings on the
Readfield road.
West Gar6iner-Mary A. Cairns of
Boston to Hortense E. Cairns OF West
Cardiner. part Of parcel OF land
with buildings on the Spears Corner
Licchfield road.
windsor-Arthur Reed Of Bangor.
administrator to Arthur v. Newland
OF windosr. three parcels OF land.
$11oe.
winslow-Joseph LeClair to Bapo-
leon Roderick, land on the Lambs
Corner East vassalboro road.
winthrop-Frank J. Kimbau OF
Augusta to George w. Herrin ana
Gertrude A. Herrin of Augusta, land
on the shore OF Little Cobbossee
rond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-11

Miss Anita Blaine Damrosch
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
hmrosch. became the bride. Satur.
day afternoon Of Mr.. Robert Littell
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Littell OF
New York. at the home of her par
GUS la6 East Sixty sixth street.
The ceremony was performed by
ne Rev. William r. Lusl OF Ridge
leid' Conn. and was followed by a
are reception in the ballroom of the
felony club.
Miss Polly Damrosch. q sister OF
ne bride was her only attendant and
NJ Whittemore Littell. brother OF
me bridegroom, was pest man. The
Engagement was announced by Mr.
ava Mrs. Damrosch from their Coun
w nome Mt Bar Harbor several
seeks ago following the return from
rance OF their daughter, where she
9ss oeen studying music.
aere were several hundred guests
" NE Wedding reception.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-11
CITY AUDITORS STATEMENT
COMPARATIVE DISBURSEMENTS
FOR TWO YEARS 1923 AND 1924

paid this year. difference Of approx
imately SIC. 900 In favor of last year.
y There was, however. on November
LIST 2.s10.02 cash on hand more tn
year than last year. the final result
being $2.s10.02 in favor OF the present
year. The overdrafts were Sls.6e7.65
last year as against S14.36s.i this
year. Last year the unexpended bal
ances, exclusive Of schools were $162.
5f3.41 as against $152.oSs.6o for this
year. The unexpended balances for
schools last year were $l0.205.93 as
against $2.T5S.61.
The most marked overdraft 10 in
the highway department. the over
draft In general highways being SO.
266.7S. This overdraft however. will
undoubtedly be less at the end Of the
season, inasmuch as a large amount
Of rock was crushed up early in the
season and charged IN she depart
ment but Is now bein, used on Com
mercial street and will ultimately be
charged TO that job.
The following is detailed estate
ment Of the comparative disburse-
ments for 1923 and 1924:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-11
KENNEBEC co. REAL
ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate transfers
have been recorded during the past
few days at the Kennebec county
registry OF deeds:
Albion-J. Raymond Hall to Au-
brey Drake. land.
Augusta--Aaron 2. Ripley to Ed
ward Ripley. land on Howard street;
Luther w. Humphrey to Clement
Downs and Helen Downs, land on
Bangor road; Elmer E. Kimball and
lsabe. kimball to Joseph J. Har-
wood, land on the Blair road; Arthur
u. Savage to Howard f.. Cole of
Brewer, land on Lower State street;
Burleigh Martin to Ray e. Howe.
land on North Belfast Avenue; The
Augusta Real Estate Association to
Max Slosberg, land and buildings on
Water street. two parcels; +. Wal
lace Diplock to Horace Fl. Smith,
part of a parcel of land with build
ings on Fridge street: Edward r.
Savage to Hazel y. Eaton, land on
Riverton street: John III. KittredGe
to Ralph L. Ki.tredge land and build
ings.
Belgrade Eugene NJ. Marks of
Belgrade to Chester w. Getchell of
Watervile and Herbert S. Wing OF
KingflelG. land.
Benton-Martha o. Crosby Of Ben
ton to Leonard a. Davis of Benton.
land and buildings on the Sebasti
cook River road.
Chelsea-Julius l.. IIutchins to
Harriet II. IIutchins land on the
Randolph road: Harriet b. Hutchins
to Ethel g. Paige, land and buildings
on the Gardiner road.
~ A. i
Mcclellan, land on the Weeks Mills
Branch Mills road: Fred r. and
Helen NJ. Worthing of Palermo to
Fred Mcclellan Of China. land on the
Palermo town line: Dean Estes. re-
ceiver of the Branch Mills FArners
Union to Edward S. Cain Of Palermo
and buildings on the Augusta Belfast
road. $4,955.
Clinton-Tinwood s. Eastman to
Eugene Osborne. land: Ervina \. Me-
Kinney to Arthur Holt. land and
buildings on the Clinton-Benton
road: Frank T.. Besse to Frank c.
VIM and Stella Winn. land on the
Horseback road $500.
Gardiner-Clara T.. Eldredge to
Walter NJ. Spear. land on the Bruins
wick road: Richard Doucette and
Mary Leona Doucette to Warren l..
Tozier, land on Lincoln Avenue:
George Gray. trustee of the estate or
Charles II. Gray. to r. T. Norton OF
Gardiner. land on Summer street;
George Gray MS trustee. to r. !. Nor
ton. part OF parcel Of land on
Water street: IaForest s. Lawrence
to Sylvester vinal, land on Plaisted
street: Wallace s. Lawrence to Res
sic NJ Moore. OF Pittston. land ana
buildings in South Gardiner.
Hallowell - Elizabeth Jacobs OF
4ollowell and Maude Jacobs OF OAK.
land to Antonio c. McCausiand OF
Farmingdafe. land and buildings on
Academy street.
Litchfield--Laura r. Tozier to AL
fred d. Bartlett. land and buildings
on the Hallowell Post Road.
Misunderstanding Lake View Inn
Corp. to Irving w. Penniman OF
Manchester. land and buildings on
the shore Of Cobbosseecontee Pond
Monmouth-Amos Colburn to !rv-
inc r. Wacomber. land and buildings
on the winthrop village road.
Mount vcrnon-The Franklin ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-11

The monthly statement Of the city
auditor showing the comparative dis
bursements for the years 1873 and
1924 and the appropriations. dis
bursements, overdrafts and balances,
has Just been filed with the mayor.
The statement shows that exclusive
Of schools the disbursements for the
two years are $266.730.3e for 1928 as
against 262 PSI. 90 for 1924. The school
expenditures for 1923 were $4,000. IS
and $139, 560.43 for 1924. making the
total expenditures exclusive OF tenn
porary loans $409.7Ss.71 for 1923 and
$401, S12.05 for 1924. Up to November
/, 1928, there had been paid on tenn
porary loans 100000 as against $2s5,
600 for the corresponding period for
1924.
Putting the matter another way
and perhaps a ii1tle more compre-
hensively the total disbursements ex-
elusive of temporary loans the city
spent S7,977.6S more last year to No
vember LIST than IL has this year. On
the other hand It has paid $4,000
more on temporary loans than 1t has