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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1911

Page

7

Seven Years of Misery Relieved by Pinkham’s Compound

A testimonial from Mrs. Deema Bethune of Sikeston Missouri describes long illness with monthly weakness and pain, relief after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, and her improved health enabling daily tasks and visits. The ad then notes the compound’s popularity and claims it cures female ailments, urging readers to try it. A probate notice from Bath Sagadahoc Maine follows, detailing an estate accounting and a court date for August.

Lydia E. Pinkham Sikeston Deema Bethune

Probate Court Admission Of Final Account In Bath

Sagadahoc County Probate Court orders publication of notice to all interested parties regarding the final account of George W. Oliver as administrator of the Laura A. Bigelow estate. The Bath Independent will publish for three weeks to summon claimants to appear in Bath on the second Tuesday of August at 9:00 AM to show cause why the account should not be allowed.

Bath James Tin Gee Cyrus W Longley Register Sagadahoc George W. Oliver Laura A. Bigelow Havin Tin Sard Lowell Cyrus W. Longley

Farm and Home Readers Invited to Contribute

Readers of the Independent are invited to send farm and grange news or any matter of interest to country readers to the Independent Office in Bath.

The Independent Bath

Bath Market Applauds Rain Boosts Crops and Prices

Farmers report improving haying prospects and rains that lift gardens and crops in Bath. Eggs rise to 26 cents a dozen amid strong demand. native potatoes scarce but priced at $1.75 a bushel. Cucumbers and berries flood in with varied prices. first Bowdoinham corn at 30 cents a dozen ears.

Bath Bowdoinham

Crops Mixed As Maine Faces Severe Drought

In a letter to the New York Tribune Farmer B Walker McKeen reports Maine's drought has produced scattered crop results. Potatoes vary from withered to thriving while grass and grain show strength. corn and sweet corn look good. dairy demand and prices lag, with cities fearing milk shortages and no rush to expand dairy herds.

New York Tribune Farmer B. Walker McKeen Maine Aroostook

Market Prices for Meats and Horse Feeds

There is very little native beef at eight cents a pound. Veal is fairly plentiful at 12 cents. Lamb is in good demand at 15 cents. Chickens fetch 20 cents a pound, with some at 18 cents. Hay is priced at 17 to 18 dollars per ton, unlikely to drop much this winter.

Bath and West Bath Summer Life Busy With Guests

In West Bath and nearby, visitors stay at cottages, attend weddings, and plan get togethers. Notables include Mrs. Charles Jacobs, Mrs. J Everett Mayo, Captain John Trainor, and local residents hosting summer guests at Sabine, New Meadows, and Birch Point while markets and garden crops improve.

Charles Jacobs Somerville J. Everett

Boston party occupies Donnell cottage at New Meadows

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Small with Misses Anna Lippa Annie Rogers and Mrs. Horace Channel of Boston occupied one of the A. H. Donnell cottages on the New Meadows. West Bath roads suffered little from recent rains compared with many county towns.

Wilton G. Bates New Meadows Malaga Samuel Bates Phippsburg Brightwater Land and Development Company Mr. Sweet Charles J. Dain Sabine Everett Mass Silas Bates Jesse ‘Tibbetts Beachmont George Parker Roxbury Sprague Charles Bates, Jr George Belanger Childre Foster's Point Bath Fred Brown William H. Small Kenneth and Raymond Lotta St. Carr Mertle Morris Keyes Quaker Point Boston Frank Small Anna Lippa Annie Rogers Horace Channel A. H. Donnell

Look Out For Them Now

Bowdoinham reports brown tail moth eggs on young apple and pear trees with millions of yellow egg clusters under leaves. A poultry farmer collected a bushel basket of egg clusters and urges destroying eggs before hatching to save branch ends. Fighting them on low branches now is advised.

Independent

Resolutions of Respect for Maude Estelle Hathorne

Woolwich Grange mourns the death of sister Maude Estelle Hathorne. The charter will be draped in mourning for thirty days, and a copy of these resolutions will be sent to the family and printed in the Bath Independent and Enterprise for publication and filed in grange records. Com. on Resolutions Mary E. Plumstead Marcia G. Bailey Auntie LL. Eustis.

Woolwich

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Caution

Warning about mercury in catarrh ointments urges consulting physicians. Claims Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo contains no mercury and works systemically. Includes note on genuine product, testimonials, and price per bottle with accompanying Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Chaney & Co

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