Develop Maine Movement Seeks 10 Percent City Membership
Maine business leaders promote a non political campaign to boost state prosperity by enrolling about 10 percent of each city’s population as members. Subscriptions cost one dollar and run through 1915, with certificates signed by ex governor Cobb. Aimed at attracting new industry and advertising Maine’s resources, the effort enlists schools and trade groups, with endorsements from U S senators Burlingh and Johnson and former officials.
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Develop Maine
Boards of Trade
Woman's Clubs
Maine
William T. Cobb
Treas- Uren Vebs Ars
Tet Sista
A. A. Heald
Waterville
Augusta
RE. C. Burliegh
United States Senate
Hannibal
Hamlin
Tilsworth
Whee Ulaltane Cay VN Ville
Dornle
Grange
State Board of Trade
William T. Hainesey
Piscatlouis County
York
Somerset
Win
J. Neal
Country Life In America
Commonwealth
Ren. J. W. Blunt
Skowhegan
Develop Maine Movement urged by state leaders
A collection of Maine leaders and supporters urge statewide efforts to develop Maine’s forests water power and farms. Prominent figures including George Chase Bates College and Blaine Wiles endorse mobilizing citizens, attracting manufacturing, and improving transportation to raise prosperity across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George (. Chase
Bates College
Maine
Scott's Emulsion Spring Tonic Promoted
After winter a wholesome spring tonic is urged to enrich blood and ward off spring colds. Scott's Emulsion with cod liver oil and hydrolyzed phosphites is proposed as a pure, alcohol free tonic, prescribed by physicians and available from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Develop Maine Movement Endorsement by Harry M. Smith
Hon. Harry M. Smith of Bangor State Bank Commissioner praises the Develop Maine Movement, noting Maine’s waterpower assets and the need to abandon outdated advertising notions. He pledges membership and support, saying the movement holds greater regional economic potential than any in the current generation.
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Maine
Develop Maine
C. S. Stetson
State of
Union
New England
Harry M. Smith
Bangor State Bank
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Bath Resident
Mrs I S Mitchell of 292 Center St Bath Mo declares Doans Kidney Pills cured a family kidney trouble. She previously praised the remedy in print and confirms it again for public benefit. Available at Webbers Drug Store 59 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doans take no other.
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Bath
Doan
Center St
Webber’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Progressive Voters of Sagadahoc Call County Convention in Bath
The Progressive County Committee invites delegates from Sagadahoc cities and towns to meet at Music Hall Bath on May 5 1914 at ten in the forenoon. Business includes permanent organization nominations for multiple county and state offices, electing a county committee, adopting a platform, and other lawful business. Representation bases on votes for Progressive electors in 2012 with two delegates per locale and two additional per fifty votes or major fraction thereof.
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Sagadahoe
Said
Music Hall
Bath
Muesdas
Register of
Leeds
Sagadahoc
Evond
Tes
Atenaysite Es Serthie Ata Bowdoin
Fowdoinum
Georgetown
Perkins
Thrppshare
Richmond
Teps
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Portland
Oan Information Bureau
Eet Copiera
United Commercial Prayellears
Joseph Williamson
Charles F. Johnson
Washington, D
Senate
Develop
Charles IF. Johnson
City of
Toledo
State of Ohio
Frank J. Cheney
F. J
A. W. Gleason
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Cae
Sean
All Te Aeae
Tran
Scott Wilson
OD. J. McGillie
Congress
Prank FB
Gueriss Mber
Fourth Mere District
Marie
Ske
Massachusetts
Louisburg
Tf. P. Gardner
Blaine S. Wiles
C. C. Purinton
Maine State Grange
Hion
Robert F. Dunton
Belfast
William C
FE. H.) Robinson
North Anson
Cyrus W. Davis
AG Canrieeton
J. A. Stielviens
Dr. T. Felix Gouraud
L A. Sayre
Ford
T. Hopkins & Son, Props
Great Jones St
N.Y. C
Chichesters
Diamond BR
Chichester
Ruyrene Drugglet
Ierrol
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