Mrs Redfield's Family Life and Movements Across Cities
The piece details Mrs Elsie Redfield and her family, noting residence shifts from Montreal to Windsor and plans for guests, with mentions of her children Humphes, Elsie, and a son in Amherst. It highlights her reading interest and engagement with public issues, plus her husband's business ties across New York and Ontario.
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Ter Tome
Compdeys Grocnm
Elsie Fuller
Morris
Charles Wellore Frurs
Montreal
Humphes Filer Redfield
Amherst
Dror
Ontario
Hildren
Hood
Dresden Week's Doings Along Eastern Streets
Residents and neighbors are noted in a scattered Dresden column recounting local visits. Mentions include Mrs J Tibbetts mobility, Drs Dorr and Peandr tending knee abscesses, Mrs Cora Gahan caring for kin, and Miss Hattie Sterson of Richmond among others in a village mosaic of daily life and small tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Tibbetts
Maine Central R R Schedule In Effect March 31 1913
The transit note announces Maine Central Railroad passenger trains in operation starting March 31 1913 with departures from key terminals and service details for travelers.
Island tree harvest and local community notes
A small Maine island reports a tree cut for 41 cords of wood from the Dr. Hibbard place on Swan Island with several residents visiting relatives and hosting gatherings. Local school activities include teacher meetings postponed due to a STOTT dance and staff changes at Dresden Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hibbard
Swan Island
Chapman
Elmer Bailey
Fred Allen
25 Head of Iowa Horses Offered With Guarantees
A dealer advertises 25 head of Iowa horses including acclimated ones and promises to furnish most any kind of horse. Every horse guaranteed as represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Head of
Iowa
Chickens in the Back Yard Tells Start Up Steps and Motives
A Woman's Home Companion piece advises beginners to buy day old chicks at 10 to 20 cents each, estimate a 144 square foot minimum yard, and raise a small flock to yield home grown eggs by October. It notes possible motives beyond money, including outdoor life and educational value for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
April Woman's Home Companion
Better Public Highways Could Save U.S. Farm Losses
A Department of Agriculture statement cites that one third of the nation’s crops remain unsold on the farm due to poor roads. Improved roads would let farmers reach shipping points year round, boosting farmer income and lowering consumer prices as supply increases. Logan Waller Page, director of the office of public roads, argues good roads would pay for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Logan Waller Page
Office of Public Roads
Page
Bowdoin Notes on Local Travel and Town Events
Mrs Adelaid Averys returns from Lewiston where she visited her daughter. Selectmen conduct town valuation. Mrs Eldora Small sold her horse to Lisbon Falls buyers. Farmers busy preparing firewood. W C T U held final April meeting with Mrs Frank Bickford. Annie Edgecomb of Lisbon Falls improving and able to sit up briefly. J Albert attended church in Lisbon Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaid Averys
Lewiston
Eldora Small
Lisbon Falls
Frank Bickford
Bowdoin
Annie Edgecomb
J. Albert
Ferry Funding Boost for Hockomock Maintenance
The People’s Ferry Company will receive 2000 dollars annually for two years to aid maintenance of the Hockomock ferry. The funds will cover the extra expense of staffing an additional crew for evening runs in the summer, and largely drove the appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
People’s Ferry Company
Community expresses gratitude for support after bereavement
Through these columns we thank friends for kindness and assistance during our recent bereavement. We deeply appreciate their help. John Thibodean, Mrs. G. H. Worthing, Mrs. H. D. Harley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thibodean
G. H. Worthing
H. D. Harley
Complex figures surface in Maine financial brief
A readable fragment from a Maine record shows multiple monetary amounts including 3,787,887.65 and 134,691.70, with references to agents and locations such as HYDI and ath in Maine, suggesting a summary of large sums or accounts.
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Macmahan
Wesskys
Womadir
Orme Barn
Ceruaom
Theassie
Westington
Dresden
Simeona
Er Fui
Boston
Miss Hattiesterson
Richmond
Ant Suneda
Thessas Fe
Tstiser
Ontes
Reese
Lester Ewe Ree
Adoan
Pesta
Tae
Leen Geather
Maine Central
R. R
Leeve Bats
Isaiah R. Morrell
Brunswick
Mond
dHenrs Johnson
Bath
South
Jesta
Eecar
Stu Eperts
van Inverestongere
Sasterkas
George Piss
Samuel
Oing East
Skowhegan
Belfast
Bangor
Bocksport
Augusta
Wate Bangor
R. Calais
Gion
Vancebor
Towa
Waterville Booweean
Herter
Bacalisport
Foxcroft
Green Willie
Mattawamkeag
Acosta Waterville
Skow
Ezagor
Bangor _alais ardetree
Washingto
Bar Harbor
Cire West
Portland
Boetom
Bridgton
Fabyans
Leancaster
Boostom
New York
Keste
Rockland
Farson
Brunswick Undays
Skowha
Eor
Enaton
Waldron
Morris Mei
Inald
Thomas’ Evnevte
Academ
Alley
Bete
Ho McDonald
Inier
Ben Dinsmore
Annie Packard
Leona Elsie
Owen Blinn
Frank Lapham
Virginia Hall Stilphen
Harry Stilphen
Clarence McDonald
Essary
T. Felix Goureud
Oriente
Creem
Megicei Beaut
Calvin R. Lillard
Ringgold
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady, N.Y
Fletcher
S Y Lidia
R. I. Red Baby Chicks
Ida Adams
Winthrop
Wm. FE. Harding
Hanscom Hospital
Country Village
Depot
W. A. Jones
Hanover
Miss
J. R. Knowlton
Bath Trust Co
London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Company, Limited
Liverpool
England
Jross
Edward W
Hydi
Ath
Maine
the Masonic Protective Association
Worcester
Massachusetts
Whittson
Chichester S
Chichester
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