Arbor Day origins and Morton’s tree planting movement
Arbor Day began in 1872 with tree planting campaigns and a national push by J. Sterling Morton. By 1893 observances spread across the U S and abroad, spreading to New Zealand Canada Spain South Africa Hawaii and Latin America. Morton's zeal helped promote forest conservation as wood demand rose and forests declined. A Nebraska dedication near his homestead honored the tree planter with dignitaries and spotlighted his lasting legacy.
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Tovedl
Sears
Kansas
Morton
New Zealand
Canada
King al Xih
Spain
Madrid
South Af
Hawaii
United States
Morhomesteed
Nebraska Ty
Nebraska
Winter Overcoat Costs Show Lasting Value Across Stores
Shoppers weigh warmth against wear as a $400 overcoat purchase reflects durability and lasting life. Retailers note ongoing demand for quality fabrics while customers expect extended use through cold seasons and changing fashions. The piece discusses price versus longevity and value in winter apparel.
Wall Street News: Major Organization's Tdlis Unveiled
A Wall Street report outlines a large organization facing significant scrutiny as its tdlis are revealed. Analysts note potential impacts on markets and governance, with investors watching for official responses and regulatory actions. The piece highlights key figures and the organization’s influence in financial sectors.
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Wall Street
Tdlis
Prayer Service and Intercession Fellowship Ceremony
An improvised altar service featured the Presentation of 18 fellowship cards amid a candlelit commemoration. Mrs.Pyene and Miss MA led the ceremony during the intercession and prayer event in an intimate fellowship setting.
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Laure
Miss Ruth Hurlburt Elected to College Board
Miss Ruth Hurlburt niece of Mr and Mrs Seema defeated election to Caston Business College Portland Executive Board. A World War II veteran with Ar Theatre Ribbon WAC Ribbon Good Medal Bronze Stars and Meritorious Citation she studies Business Administration and is active in dramatics at the college.
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Ruth Hurlburt
Seema On Casset
Caston Business College
Portland
Hurlburt
Hurlbert
Bath Police Department Maintains Staff Level Despite Schedule Change
Contrary to rumors there is no increase in Bath Police personnel with the new working schedule. Marshal Langdon states there are now 14 officers, including the marshal, the same total as before the shift change. The force has operated on an eight hour shift with three daily shifts.
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Bath Police Department
Langdon
Wen
Seventh Grade News at Central Grammar School Charity Effort
Pupils from seventh grade raised four scrapbooks for Memorial hospital last week. One collection included children's stories and pictures for the Christian Science Monitor, shared daily by Bath Christian group. Three crossword booklets were completed for patients, with pages to be torn out for their enjoyment, brightening sick visitors.
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Central Grammar School
Memorial Hospital
Christian Science Monitor
Bath Christian Group
Miss Bates
Camp staff history at Camden County unit and camps
The piece lists staff roles across camps including Jacoby as executive secretary of Camden County Union, Carris as associate director, and Camp Dennis and Camp Kittatinny directors. It mentions Norman J.T. Bates as Waterfront Director, wartime service as a bomber pilot, Mrs. Victor Reid as Music Director, Miss Lola Gartner as registration secretary, and Camp Roscoe Buzzell returning for his 20th year after being shot at Coburn Classical Institute.
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Jacoby
A.B
Lafayette
Camden County
Carris
Dennis
Camp Kittatinny
Norman JT
Temple
Rahway
N. J
Bates ‘College
Eighth Air Force
Coa
Auburn
Victor Reid
Lola L. Garsacher
Garland
Roscoe Buzzell
Buzzell
Coburn Classical Institute
Eaton declares issue is closed in Ward 4 election dispute
In Bangor Justice Edward Murray’s ruling on Philip L. Eaton’s bid to challenge Merritt A. Mitchell’s alderman election, Eaton’s counsel Harold J. Rubin said the decision shows Eaton did not win a plurality. Rubin noted the question of Resell’s eligibility remains open, but Eaton will not pursue further action and Bennett’s Board now carries the matter.
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Cencene
Sperior
Edward Murray
Bangor
Philip L. Eaton
Merritt A. Mitchell
Harold J. Rubin
Eaton
Murray
Ressell
A Ial
Mitchell
Mitchell’s Ineligibility Sparks Alderman Election Debate
Justice Murray states that if Mitchell is ineligible to hold the office and cannot be legally elected, Eaton’s chances do not improve. Votes for an ineligible candidate still count toward preventing the election of a candidate with fewer votes, and Eaton cannot demand ouster unless he proves himself elected.
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Justice Murray
Mitchell
Eaton
Will spend the secnabetat at the Farnham in Washington
Fragmentary note places an event at the Farnham in Washington with uncertain timing and few readable details. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are confirmed in the legible text.
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Ke Farnham
Washington, D
Maine State Government Tax Proposals and Economic Outlook
A fragmented editorial outlines proposed state tax shifts toward a broader burden on income and sales, suggests a pay-as-you-go model, and calls for trimming excessive government and broad department reform. It stresses gradual change, conservative Maine values, and a competent governor to steer policy.
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Maine
Sixty One Receive Impressive Music Service
Sixty one people attended the Thursday event featuring an impressive musical service. Details of the program emphasize communal participation and a refined performance by local performers. The occasion underscores the community's appreciation for varied musical offerings and public cultural enrichment.
Police Probe Two Car Collision Near Oliver Street
Police investigated a two car collision reported late in the afternoon. The 1941 Chevrolet sedan, owned and driven by Duncan Farrell, traveled east on Oliver Street and struck another vehicle eight feet from the curb, according to the file at police headquarters.
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Dummer Cording
Duncan Farrell
Oliver Street
Mately
Campbell Funeral Held for William F Campbell
The funeral of William F Campbell was conducted at Curtis Funeral Home by Dr. David L Wilson with bearers William, Harold and Leroy Campbell. The service was at Oak Grove Cemetery with the family and mourners in attendance.
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William F. ‘Campbell
Curtis Funeral Home
Ads Oe
David L. Wilson
William Ieen
Harold
Leroy Ener Eer
Oak Grove
Ceme
Family ties described in brief notice
A clipped notice mentions Mrs. Arnold Newhbert of Wool and her in laws Mr. and John Warner Jr. and a nephew, noting family connections without further details.
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Arnold Newhbert
Woolend
and John Warner, Jr
Street Fighting Proves Expensive
Three Bath men Leroy Pearson Frank Leighton B Dorey and Donald Staples were arraigned in municipal court on disturbing the peace. They pleaded not guilty and were found guilty by Judge Gardiner R Deering and fined $10 with $2.38 costs or 30 days in jail. Frank Moriarty, also of Bath, was arrested for intoxication and paid a $5 fine plus $6.05 costs or 30 days in jail. A fourth defendant faced two counts including probation violation and received 30 days in jail for intoxication and probation terms.
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Gardiner R. Deering
Leroy Pearson
Frank Leighton
B Dorey
Donald Staples
Bath
Ser Bath
Frank Moriarty
Noto
Community Center to Give Away 1947 Ford Sedan in April
The 1947 Ford Super Deluxe sedan, to be awarded April 19 during a Community Center dance, arrived Monday and is on display in Bath in front of City Hall for public inspection. Olsen Motors markets the Nevada brown model with new accessories. The event supports a Ford automobile fundraiser and will include a pew presentation.
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Community
Smith-Tobey Post
Legion
Bath
Olsen Motors
Ford
Nevada
Ford Automobile
Fragmented health note: fever tied to June illness
A garbled OCR line notes fever treatment and early June home return. The fragment mentions illness, healing, and a patient’s return, but lacks clear names or places to anchor a full item.
Dike Basketeers Honored By PTA Banquet
The Dike school group was honored at a PTA banquet sponsored by the Dike PTA. Coach Parks presented certificates and letters to squad members Captain Haggett and Captain-elect Stover. Guests included E Raymond Parks and others. plans to form a grammar school baseball team were discussed for league sponsorship by Morse High.
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Hena Coats
Moree i Ol
Pati
Coa
Farrell
Stover
Parks
Heggett
Lillian Stover
Doris
E Mihalos
Ruth
Alvah Reynolds
Missoe
Mise Nzae
Wong Ie
Morse High School Athletic Association
Holy Service at Church and Commission Service Held
At Central Congregational Church a holy service and commission service were held. Several attendees listed include Mrs L O Melvin, E Hodgkins, George V Ruth P Small, Mr and Mrs William H Daley, Mrs Leonard Geen, Mr and Mrs Aeghibasa Me. Gren, Dr Ian, Paul Burns, Leslie eons Everett Lord, Arthur Pratt and acting Sareesee, with others in the church meeting.
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Fa Central Congregational Church
L.E
L. O. Melvin E. Hodgkins
Ats. Ar Wine Rown
George V. Ruth P. Small
Rand
William H
Daley
Léonard Geen
Aeghibasa ME. Gren
Iain
Paul Burns
Boothbay Boat Service Announcement Near Bath
Word arrived in Bath about Lilth and plans for a service on June 1. Details are pending a definite announcement forthcoming from Boothbay.
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Boothbay Boat Service
City Approves Fiscal Steps Amid Tax and Water Plans
Fragmented notices show city actions on tax payments hydrants paving and water service slated for spring. Names like Steen and others appear in pasted orders, with April 26 and May dates referenced as part of routine approvals and local government business.
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Steen
Ford
Fragmentary obituary items from Cedar Grove area
Fragmented OCR snippets reference a Sunday event with several individuals including Julie Bryant and Estella Doughty connected to Yarmouth and Gotties Street. Mentions Cedar Grove, Westport, and a high school faculty member. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Sean
Dager
John Biggine
Wich
Cedar ‘Grove
Ainn
Julie Bryant
Yarmouth
Estella Doughty
Mise Kathir Pieriine
Seth, Ter
Bates and Al Aim to Strengthen String Program
The article notes Bates and Al planning to expand the string program with lessons and instrument practice. They seek community support and hours to dedicate to teaching and preparation, aiming to improve music education and student engagement.
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Bates
Moon
Sage
ROOM OPEN ON POR SEADOR FOR DINNER RESERVATIONS
Announcement that rooms are open for Por Seador offerings from 1:30 p.m. to evening with arrangements for special menus and parties. Mes Tabor invites reservations for dinners and events and to call for arrangements with her.
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Mes Tabor
Mrs Mira McKnight Returns After Visit To Brigh ton Family
Mrs Mira McKnight of Brigh ton Mass returns after a weekend visit with her mother and the Groves at their Valley road home. Miss Riya Civia is mentioned in the fragment.
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Mari Hart
T Street
Joni Oll Ware
Mira McKnight
Brighton
Mass
Herbert Groves
Mr. Groves
Valley Road
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