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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1917

Page

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Acres of Untilled Land for Food Crops in Phippsburg

In Phippsburg vast tracts of ledge country lie idle while farmers hear talk of a professional farming future. The piece urges soil knowledge and timely planting to double yields, cites State Extension input, and contrasts with wartime anxieties. Local notes mention residents, fires, and visits.

Phippsburg Boston Herald New England Shaw Shaws Henry Butler John Eastman Bath Carrie Hodgman W. R. Dickinson Mel Drummond Woolwich Puddle Town Johnny Frog Walter Small Parker Head Chaffee Bros. Portab

Bath Women Promise Broad War Service at Patriot Meeting

A Bath mass meeting at Winter Street Church drew about 700 women, largest Bath contingent, to hear Mme James de Gogorza and national league speakers. The event promoted the National League for Woman's Service, Red Cross cooperation, and urged registration and organized volunteer work.

Winter Street Bath National League For Woman’s Service State of Mme Eames de Gogorza Winona Tilton Stinson David L. Wilson National League Mme. Eames America Tose James de Gogorza Mme Eames Times Office Red Cross League England Beth Maine Stinson

Wireless Sealed on Vessels Entering Kennebec Port

Commandant McColé ordered all merchant ships entering the Kennebec River to seal their wireless gear and for masters to sign agreements not to use wireless in port. Coastwise communications at sea should be minimal, reporting sighted warships or distress signals. Boston authorities then extended the rule to ban handling commercial messages in the First Naval District and seal wireless on ships at port.

McColé The Coast Defense Naval Pa Kennebec River Boston Mass First Naval District

Pole and Flag For Government Building

Rep Wallace White Jr informs that the Treasury Department will call for bids on a flag pole for the government building and will provide a flag once the pole is erected. The note follows a prior letter from White about the missing flag on the building.

F. H. Percy Wallace H. White, Jr Congress Treasury Aes Washington

Local Jottings and Notices from Augusta and Nearby

Local items note the death of L A Burleigh Jr a naval coast patrol radio operator in Augusta and a grandson of Sen Edward C Burleigh. Also updates from the Maine Methodist Conference appointment of Rev Frank C Potter to Trinity M E Knightville and ship news of Topaz VII sold to H S Houpt New York with launch planned for late May. Additionally a Maine attorney general opinion warns on explosive law Chapter 288 penalties.

New Moon L. A. Burleigh, Jr Naval Coast Patrol Augusta Edward C. Burleigh Ladies of March Merry Makers Mme. Eames Texas Club Perry Sanford Herbert Huggard R. C. Stevens Marguerite Mitchell Westbrook Frank C. Potter Wesley M. BE Trinity M. E. Church Knightville Potter Wiscasset F. F. Pendleton C. W. Clifford H. S. Houpt New York E. E. Pennington Squirrel Island Guy H. Sturgis Portland Maine Frank W. Ball Dover

A Trip Around the World By Carolyn Wesson Bongartz

A travel narrative begins in Boston as a start for a world tour. The author notes friends offering good wishes with flowers gifts and telegrams. Mt Tamalpais provides scenic views while a nighttime Chinatown tour with a guide is described as necessary after 1906 earthquake rebuilding.

Carolyn Wesson Bongartz Boston Mt. Tamalpais Chinatown

Grand Pacific Voyage From Chicago to Honolulu Chronicle

The narrator recounts a long train journey aboard the California Limited from Chicago to San Francisco, sharing incidents of theft suspicion, travel across deserts and mountains, and arrival in San Francisco. They describe Oakland Berkeley Alameda and a San Francisco welcome with Brigadier General Wisser, then a Pacific crossing toward Honolulu with mayoral reception, leis, and Hawaiian highlights including Pearl Harbor and Waikiki Beach.

California Chicago San Francisco Alberqueqie Aica Alkali Desert Sierra Nevada Mountains Table Lands Barstow Mohave Desert Sierra Nevadas Coast Range Richmond Fairmount Hotel Bay Alameda Oakland Berkeley California University Benjamin Ide Wheeler Presidio Wisser Golden Gate Park Bois de Boulogne Paris

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