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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1932

Page

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West Bath Tour for the Farmers of Two Counties

Farmers from two counties join the West Bath tour organized by the Farm Bureau and Grange. The program includes poultry and dairy farming demonstrations, visits to E C Donnell’s farm, and discussions on alfalfa and retail sales in Bath. A practical roaster sales scheme and talks by Rose Brothers are featured, with Nilsson Higgins noted as a White breeder.

Parm Bureau Grange Brunswick Bath New Meadows Inn West Bath Park Mal Rogers West Bath Polks E. C. Donnell Donnell J. W. Larrabee APDL Rose Brothers Tein Miss Higgins Farm Bureau

Liquor Seizure Near The Willows By Henderson Crosby

Sheriff Albert Henderson and State Highway Officer John P. Crosby halted a loaded Mack Autocar truck carrying 365 cases of liquor west of Blind Crossing on the Bath Brunswick highway. The raid netted $25,000 to $30,000 in liquor, part of a cumulative four month total near $70,000 in the region. Officers faced seven armed rum runners who fled into nearby brush, with one suspect promising to return as a crowd of witnesses and vehicles chaotic the scene.

Albert Henderson Blind Crossing Bath-Brunswick the Willows John P. Crosby Maine Crosby Henderson Nest Prescott Brunswick Bath Massachusetts Wood Road City Whitney

Maine Officials Endorse Tax Cuts Campaign

State Tax Assessor Frank H. Holley criticizes high public costs and backs the New England Council drive for reduced local, county, and state taxes. He cites Maine’s October retrenchment and March budget cuts as evidence that continued taxpayer pressure and cooperative efforts can lower assessments and expenditures.

Maine Frank H. Holley New England Council Dec Mr. Holley New England Counc Holley Dudley Harmon New England Knight Council State House Boston Grange

Boy Falls From Ledge Drowns In Kennebec River

Five year old John R. Burton slipped from a 15 foot ledge at Rogers shipyard and drowned in Bath. Central Maine Power Co. workers and local residents attempted resuscitation for over three hours before declaring him dead. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Burton of Hyde Park Mass, was playing with a companion when the accident occurred.

Bath Central Maine Power Co John R. Burton Drummond Street Kennebec Rogers Albert Burton Hyde Park Mass Ralph McInnes Mr. Bowie James Ledyard Evan Marston Paul Johnson Frank Wakefield Lawrence Chester Dana Warren Parris Robert Dow

Dollar Days Bargains Hit Bath This Weekend

Merchants in Bath coordinate a two day Dollar Days sale offering double and triple value on standard, up to date staples and specialties. Friday and Saturday promise gala shopping with prices not to be duplicated this season.

Bath

Bath Department Store Scorched by $10,000 Sunday Fire

The Bath Department Store at 26 Center Street suffered a $10,000 blaze Sunday afternoon, gutting over half the ground floor and ruining thousands in stock. Fire confined most damage to the rear showroom area while front merchandise was saved. owner Samuel A. Levin plans to reopen after alterations as insurers had recently reduced coverage.

Bath Department Center Street Annie Palmer North Street Samuel A. Levin John P. Crosby John Place Langdon Green City Hall Square Levin

Bath Iron Works Heads Deny Out of Town Worker Preference

Bath Iron Works president William S. Newell said the company favors Bath citizens when qualifications are equal. He noted 128 of 130 payroll workers are Bath residents and questioned rumors of nonlocal preferences. The piece also mentions upcoming visitors from Brooklyn and plans for a stay through Labor Day.

New York Pres William S. Newell Bath Iron Works Corp Bath Pres. Newell

Shipping Board completes diesel engine transfer program

The Shipping Board finished its diesel conversion program started in 1924 with a $25 million authorization. The project, costing about $23 million, converted steamers to diesel propulsion, showing long haul efficiency and boosting U.S. diesel expertise and shipyard experience.

Shipping Board the Shipping Board Congress

Miss Betty Plummer Returns to Bath After Visit

Miss Betty Plummer spent two weeks with relatives at Protein Harbor and has now returned to Bath.

Betty Plummer Protien Harbor Bath

Farm Bureau Tour Highlights Edna Higgins Poultry Farm

Farm Bureau and grange leaders plan a visit to the largest poultry plant in Androscoggin and Sagadahoc counties owned by Miss Edna Higgins of West Bath. The Aug 17 field day tour will include her 1000 to 1400 layer operation and her long poultry house.

Sagadahoc Androscoggin Edna Higgins West Bath Farm Bureau Grange

Easler Denies Frame-Up in Brass Pipe Case

Herman Easler denies knowledge of a break at the Hardy Summer home in Bath. Kenneth Radley claims Easler aided in stealing 40 feet of brass pipe and selling it for junk to Jack McKeiver. Police and Judge Keegan assess the allegations and frame-up claim.

Sagadahoc Grand Jury Indicts Easler on Charges

In a late crime report Easler is bound under $500 bonds awaiting the October session of the Sagadahoc grand jury. The case moves forward as district authorities pursue the legal process.

Easler Sagadahoc Grand Jury

Radley Withdraws Confession In Break At Bath Home

Kenneth W. Radley renounced a sworn confession given to County Attorney Ralph O. Dale claiming Herman Easler assisted in the break at the Summer home of Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Hardy at 243 Washington Street. Radley cited a grudge against Easler and admitted the act was his alone. Mrs. Easler said the motive involved trouble with Radley’s wife, her daughter. Judge Keegan kept Easler on $500 bond.

Kenneth W. Radley Ralph O. Dale Herman Easler Harvey Hardy Washington Street Easler Keegan

Munsey Sisters Visit Orono and Portland This Weekend

The Misses Josephine M. and Delia Munsey of 15 Marshall Avenue drove to Orono on Sunday. A prior trip on Saturday took them to Portland where they attended the Strand Theatre.

Josephine M Delia Munsey Marshall Avenue Orono Portland Strand Theatre

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Two Counties Jamestown, Va Lincoln Buick Martin Pearl Street Blaze Flatir Newell Galen Low Jean Brooklyn Charles C. Low Street Edward H. Hartwell High Street Mr. Low Mrs. Low Poultry House Radley Hardy Shaw Street John J.keegan Municipal Court Jack McKeiver McKeiver Aluminum WEAR Ever” Brand Johnson Bros Brath
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