Bank Checks as Business Tool Questioned
A fragment argues that issuing bank checks is a business form used between commercial houses only. It contends checks serve as a financial instrument in intercompany transactions rather than for personal use.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1910
Page
5
A fragment argues that issuing bank checks is a business form used between commercial houses only. It contends checks serve as a financial instrument in intercompany transactions rather than for personal use.
Graniteville Vermont resident Mrs Citas Barclay shares a testimonial praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving menopause symptoms and restoring health. The letter claims decades of cures for female ailments and endorses the product as affordable and effective.
On March twenty eighth 1910 Arthur J. Dunton judge orders Harry B Whitten and Ethel Rice Whitten of Woolwich to appear April eleventh 1910 at Bath Municipal Court. Copy of petition and notice to be published in Bath Independent and Enterprise.
The Bath market this week shows sharp drops in several produce items as roads improve and farmers bring in abundant supplies. Potatoes fetch variable prices with low demand, butter remains scarce though sold at 32 cents, apples hold at about 75 cents per bushel, and beefed up by 20 to 22 cent chickens. Hay sells for 20 to 21 dollars a ton.
The Census Bureau plans an Advance Farm Schedule to boost accuracy and save enumerator time. Four million copies will be distributed via rural postmasters to farmers and tenants beginning soon, with instructions urging farmers to prepare written records and study questions before April 15 1910. The form asks about farm equipment operations and household members, and aims to reduce misapprehensions among farmers.
A meeting of the State Live Stock Breeders Association is planned at 10 A M in Waterville with talks by Leon Merrill and Peat Po AL Citgerpe bell on stock breeding, organization prospects, and regional breeder associations. The Sacadahoe Pomona Orange held a large meeting in Topsham last week. next gathering is in West Bath April 1. Local markets show egg prices at about US cents per dozen, a notable drop from prior levels.
The Merrymeeting Orange last night featured music reading and recitation readings. A paper debated incubator chicks versus traditional hatching and care of early chicks. Clippings asked if ground green bone aids poultry when feeding cabbage and turnip. The event noted farmer payments and packer advances for sweet corn and increased acreage. Reports also said canneries may reach capacity and mass parasite releases in Boston amid tail moth concerns. Maine considered imports.
Drowm ore Grange in Phipsburg held a lively Tuesday evening program. Readers and vocal performances opened with Stevens and Rogers, a debate on farming hindrances followed, and Upton Merry and others spoke on food roads and Leaks on the farm. Visitors from Bodwell Grange joined, corn and milk were served, and a post event games session closed the festivities.
Twenty eight members attended the Enterprise Grange gathering last Saturday despite travel weariness. The program featured music by Miss Georgia Jackson and G C Marriner Farce, organ duet by Liste Shepard and Mrs Dora Marriner, a tableau, and readings by Florence Patten and Alice Libby among others. Tonight’s meeting will include music by Alice Libby and Myrtie Dixon, a paper by A G Patten, and a debate on whether a good education is better capital than cash.
The Maine Central Railroad Industrial Department issues New England Farms as a free monthly bulletin for current and prospective Maine farmers. It highlights fruit and poultry farming, berry cultivation for regional demand, and a case of an Ohio traveler who found health and prosperity in rural poultry and dogs. Ducks and grasshoppers noted as a pest control benefit for Sagadahoc County farmers.
Early signs of kidney disorders include backache, irregular urination, headaches and dizziness. Doan’s Kidney Pills, sold by Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo, claim to cure with continued use, with testimonial from FW Miller of Bath Maine praising relief after La Grippe. Remember the name Doan’s.
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