Kollaer Returns to Baking in Pioneer Bakery
J W Kollaer resumes the baking trade with his son Arthur at Pioneer Bakery located at 508 Lincoln Street. The article recalls his earlier ventures including Home Bakery on Polk Street, Bon Ton Bakery, and the Vienna Bakery before selling in 1910. The Pioneer Bakery stands at 603 Lincoln.
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Pioneer Bakery
Lincoln Street
Mr. Kollner
Home Bakery
Polk Street
Fair Theater
W. L. Thompson
Bon Ton
John Griffin
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Front Street
Union Depot
Vienna
Buchanan Street
George Elliott
Lincoln
Maine Airlifting Trout To High Altitude Ponds
Maine has transferred 1000 fingerling trout and salmon by airplane from Moosehead Lake hatcheries to ponds 50 miles north. The state fish and game department says the operation aims to bolster fishing but the move sparked curiosity about flying fish.
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United Press
Augusta
Maine
State Fish and Game Department
Moosehead Lake
Building Expanded by Mr Kellner in 1912
Street location shows Kellner built the 1912 structure and later enlarged it from 25 by 50 feet to 50 by 76 feet to accommodate growing business. The excerpt notes his business expansion from 1898 onward.
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Kellner
Baker Plans Growth From 80 to 10000 Loaves a Day
Mr Kel lacy describes bakery expansion from the original 80 loaves daily in 1898 to a production target of 10 000 loaves per day after a full remodel with modern equipment. He notes a commitment to the same fine bread as the business began. A London fog definition is given as smoke and water混合 with less condensed water than outside the metro area.
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Kellacy
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