World Wanderer Walks Rich mond to San Francisco Prize Quest
Fred J. Cooper of Loravine Oklahoma toured through Richmond on a world walking trip to win a $1000 prize from Ainslee's Magazine. He left San Francisco March 26 and aims to reach the city by Sept 1, after visiting many foreign countries. He started with $10, earns by work, and travels tall and lean, claiming two thirds Native American heritage. The town reported local notices include theater tickets and community roles, with many residents noted for recent activities and visits.
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Richmond
San Francisco
Fred J. Cooper
Loravnne
Oklahoma
Ainslee’s
Loravine
Daddy Dgehave
A. BE
Ritchmond Loan and Building Association
Lwresident
F. B. Peabody
Harry L. Tarr
Henry C. Reed
H. L. Tarr
B. L. Ludwig
E. P B. Favor
J. N. Guallagher
J. W. Tandlette
W. W. Wray
F. RK. Doren
W. H. Thurlow
C. L. Day
H. J. Stilphen
H. VP. Richardson
M. W. Hanson
W. TH. Haynes
L. F. I. Houdlette
W. W. Gardner
E. E. Roberts
J. M. Jordan
Jf ©. Reed
HL. Rogers
B.D. Peabody
W. L. Rankins
Carl Gibbs
Vanceboro
Lena Berry
Massaachusetts
Pasquale Cadevelli
Vortland
Edna G. Nash
Dresden
Pridiy
Bob” Messenger
John Dixon
Marine Hospital
Chelsea
Mass
Merrifield
Lewistoun
James Baker
High Street
Miss Dyer
Winfield
Miss Chapen
Wilfred McDonald
Blanchard Chapman
Luston
Ernest J. Millay
Kents
Ernest Howe
G. H L. Coney
Main Street
FR. Curtis
Leon Dunkiee
Fred Carlton
Frances S. Watson
Lillian Haynes
Addie V P. Bragg
Mildred I. Harford
Cora Newell
Frank Saunders
Brunswick
Josie EF. Barter
Carrie AL Hlonge
Southard Street
Williams Milligan
Cedar Grove
Frances and
Mary Widder
Leslie F. Roberts
East Orange
N. J
Easter Service Planned by Merrymeeting Grange at Methodist Church
Bowdoinham residents prepare for Easter Sunday service at the Methodist Church with Rev. L. T. Johnson delivering the sermon. The community notes recoveries from illness, visits by locals and out-of-town guests, school and church activities, and upcoming memorial and charitable events in the village.
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Merrymeeting Grange
Methodist Church
S. T. Johnson
L. T. Johnson
Grange
Benjamin Adams
H. E. Vornisi
Robert Temple
Senior Debaters Win Over Juniors in Morse High Match
The Morse High senior debaters won a unanimous decision over juniors after a seven PM start. Senior speakers argued for government ownership of coal mines with Beatrice Jenkins and Mary Curran leading the case, while junior Mary O Donnel and others countered, claiming private initiative would be stifled. Judges from Brunswick presided.
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Morse High
Beatrice Jenkins
Mary Curran
Curran
Charles Cummings
United States
Mary O'Donnel
Alice Whalen
Mary MacDonald
William Donnell
Jenkins
George Scudder
D. Wilson
George Bo. Wolstenholme
T. Harrison Riley Jr
Manfred Warren
Alr. Thayer
Brunswick
Charles W. Peterson Wassimer
Libel Hearing Sought Over Yacht Topaz XI Repairs
In Portland, a libel for an account of repairs totaling over STG is heard in U S District Court. Camden Anchor Rockling Machine Co. sues yacht Topaz XI owned by Charles W. Clifford Jr of Bath and Boston Insurance Co. The hearing, before Master Albert L Hall, followed a voyage that ended when the Topaz XI wrecked near Portsmouth and broke up days later.
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Dog
U.S. District Court
Portland
Camden Anchor- Roekling Machine Co
Yopaz Nto
Boston Insurance Co
Albert Lb. Hall
Charles W. Clifford, Jr
Bath
Portsmouth
Mr. Clifford
Libel Case Overhaul Contract Heard in Bath
Henry S. Loring of WPorthied vicinity and others debated a contract for overhauling and repairs aboard a vessel. The libellant seeks payment while the defense argues work was substandard. Hearing paused at noon and to continue through Wednesday with Nathan W. Thompson for the libellant and Gerry N. Brooks for the libellee, testimonies from company managers and Bath and Camden witnesses.
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Henry S. Loring
Wporthied
Florida
Nathan W. Thompson
Gerry N. Brooks
John Bird
The
Machine Company
Henry Maker
Nauile
Capt
Frank Walker
Charles Coombs
W. C. Wagner
Edward Wesley
Lester Campbell
Charles Lockery
Bath
Willis Harville
Camden
Mr. Loring
Hens Cause Trouble in West Side Neighborhood
West side residents complain about itinerant hens wandering from lot to lot pecking at neighboring properties. Protests have been lodged but the hens refuse to stay home, and complainants threaten to take steps to abate the nuisance.
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West Side
Woods fire near Lily Pond called out at Lh1 street
An alarm from fire box one on Wednesday forenoon sent units to lower High street to combat a woods fire several hundred yards west of the street toward the Lily Pond.
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Lhd
Hish Street
Easter Vespers at Central Church in the Evening
Central church will host the final vespers of the season on Easter Sunday at five o clock. The choir will perform the cantata Victory Divide by Marks, a storied resurrection piece with notable solos and quartets, while the choruses promise excellence. Public notice calls attention to the hour change to five.
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Central Church
Water-filled Ditches Replace Fences for Dutch Cattle Pasture
In a rural Dutch landscape cows remain within fields thanks to water-filled ditches instead of fences. Farmers rely on the moat like barriers to confine livestock and protect crops, a practice noted for its practicality and tradition in the region.
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Holland
Independent seeks reader input to grow Circulation
The Independent notes its increasing weekly circulation across Sagadahge County and among former residents who moved away. It invites comments and suggestions to improve the paper and better meet reader wishes, sharing a recent letter received.
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The
Independent
Sagadahve
Reader letters encourage Independent improvements
In renewing her subscription, EB Tobey of Roxbury Massachusetts writes she enjoys reading the paper each week. The Independent welcomes reader suggestions at any time on how the paper can be improved.
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Independent
EB. Tobey
Roxbury
Mass
Sta
Sagadahoc County Old Home News Outreach Request
The Independent invites readers to share news about Sagadahoc county natives living out of state. Tell us what they are doing and include their addresses so we can mail copies of the old home water. The paper welcomes news from Sagadahoc county people anywhere.
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Sagadahoc County
The
Independent
Resolutions of Respect for Sister Lualla Skelton
Sagadahoe Grange No 31 adopts resolutions on the death of Sister Lualla Skelton of Bowdoin Maine dated April 6 192 What we call death has ceased a voice to our mortal course yet the uplifting influence of that life remains in memory of all associated With the passing of Sister Skelton there goes from the grange one esteemed beloved and deeply proured and from the family a loving mother Her memory is sweet and her absence is deeply deplored The resolutions will be on records and a copy sent to the saddened family and to the Bath Independent for publication Signed Placid Adams Emery E Purinton Audie Williams Committee on Resolutions.
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New York
Little Son
Minnie Waldron
Martha Lotman
Richmond
Jack
W. L. Bonney
Augusta
Clifford Smalley
Rockland
Sumer
Helen Hackett
J. Kal Denham
Nettie Brown
Gardiner
Philip Rideout
C. J. Brown
Ethel Willis
Catharnee
KR. C. Brown
Geraldine
Brunswick
Varinten
Albion
James Blodgett
George H. Blodgett
Harry Horn
Ht. E. Cornish
Triel
Ames
George Weeks
Ernest Lancaster
Bishop
Karl
Raymond Blodgett
U. of M
Grace Mealey
Friends
Merry Meeting Grange
George Hamilton
William
New Hhampshire
I. A. Cannon
Bert Higgins
Cheney House
Main Street
George Pratt
Fannie Wiliams
Massachusetts
Dewdeinham
Lowell
Mabel Washburn
Skowhegan
V. H. Lowell
Bowdoin
Ceitea
Skelton
Bath
Plac. Adams Emery E. Purington
Audie Williams
Committee
Colonel Dummer Sewall Chapter April Meeting
The Col. Dumer Sewall chapter DAA held its April meeting at Mrs. Clarence FE Johnson's Summer Street home. Delegates from the state conference at Bangor read reports and regular business was transacted. A May card party was planned by the activities committee, and the annual election of officers will occur at the May meeting. The program featured epitaph readings and a piece by Miss Marion Bi. Longfellow read by Miss Flora Randall, followed by fruit salad, crackers, cake and coffee served by the hostess.
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Dumer Sewall
DAA
Clarence FE. Johnson
Summer Street
Bangor
Activities Committee
Our State
Marion Bi. Longfellow
Hannah Weston
Flora Randall
England Sees Military Service via Fine and Trade Goods
Unclear ad notes that unmarried men over 17 in England faced army service or fines. The passage then describes a slew of clothing and goods for sale at Kutz store, 18 Elm St, with many items offered at heavily reduced prices and discounts on assorted attire and furnishings.
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England
Asj
Kutz
Elm St
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