Farm and Home notes on Bath market crops and prices
The Bath market shows brisk activity with late crops and scarce supplies. Green stuff, new potatoes, cucumbers, beets, cabbage, and berries are described with price ranges from eggs at 28–30 cents per dozen to beef at eight cents per pound and fresh peas around $1.59 per bushel, reflecting wet spring delays and late planting.
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Bath
Sutter
Deaters
Sagadahoc
Orchard Renovation Progress Highlighted in Bulletin 199
Maine Agricultural Experiment Station bulletin 199 reports Highmoor Farm orchard renovation from 1909 to 1911, detailing tree removal, pruning, spraying, and fertilization. It cites yields from Ben Davis and other varieties, noting improved fruit quality and economic viability. copies available in Orono for residents, 19 cents for nonresidents.
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Maine Agricultural Experiment Station
Highmoor Farm
Monmouth
Highmoor
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Maine
Orono
West Bath News Highlights Busy Summer Week
West Bath residents report a busy August with visitors from Portland and Beachmont staying with local families. Local events include clambakes at Sebasco Estates and outings by Mrs. Lillian Brown and Miss Ether White guiding boat trips along the coast. A river festival and plans for a Labor Day carnival are discussed as the town handles haying, road work, and ongoing water pipe repairs.
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Alonzo Bickford
Topsham
Charles E. Bliss
Charles W. Lee
Sebasco
Freeman H. Merritt
Sebasco Estates
Condon
Lynn
John Galvin
Quaker Point
Beulah
Bath
Fred Bubier
King’s Point
George Alexander
West Bath
A. H. Waterman
New York
Lewis H. Curtis
New Meadows
J. B. Lemont
William Freeman
Eart Brunswick
H. Bates
Willows
Lillian Brown
Pott's Point
Bailey's Island
Harpswell
Portland
Mrs. Brown
Miss Ether White
William H. White
Muddy River Bridge
J. C. Rideout
Lucy Purington
Harding
Water Company
Joseph Martin
The
Metroplitan Life Insurance Company
Jab
Fred W. Brown
New Meadows Inn
Mark Hargett
Utica
Ijshire
Shirvecatc
Alts
Silenis
HeeWirtis
Malaga Island
Simmers
tWenry
Tripp
Bush Island
Malaga
Labor Jas
Kine’s Point
Meader
Lewiston
King's Point
Albert Bachelder
Mr. Green
Lisbon
Lillian White
Nellie Hatch
Bowdoinham
Frank Noses
Topham
Hennessey
Distinguished Civil War veteran Captain Sas Adams publishes Bowdoinham history
Captain Sas Adams of Waterville, a Civil War veteran who fought at Gettysburg and other battles, has issued a long awaited history of Bowdoinham Missouri. The book, produced after 25 years of research, recreates town history with data tables maps photos and notes saved after a fire destroyed local records. Adams born in Bowdoinham and later served in Maine units before the 25th Army Corps. he later held G A R posts and served in railway mail service. He married three times and has multiple children.
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Sas Adams
Waterville
Pickett
Gettsburg
Bowdoinham
Adams
Bowdeinham
Andrew Curtis
Capt. Adams
John and
Henrietta
Hatch) Adams
Bal Bees
Sardimate
Ger. Gorman
2D Divisio
Tlene Olly
Howed
2D Army Corps
Laimner
Fredericksbourg
Chancellorville
Gettysburg
Lath Maine
Charce
Sion
Rideout Post
W. Os. Heath
Department of Maine
James L. Merrick
Department of
Nail
Village Lodge
Getchell Street Free Baptist Church
Field Day Talks Propose Postal Express and Recall Debate
State Master Stetson leads field meetings with Dr. Merrill, Jean of Orono College, and State Lecturer McKeen to discuss the road question Recall and the Lewis bill for a postal express. Farmers and others may attend free regardless of membership, with major turnout expected.
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Stetson
Leon
Merrill
Jean
Orono College
B. Walker McKeen
Gasolene Prices Seen Rising Next Year
Predictions by industry observers claim gasolene will cost more next year than at any time in memory as producing firms bolster prices, despite potential impact on consumers. Also notes Mr. Low begins duties as treasurer of the Bath Savings Institution and is warmly welcomed by patrons.
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Oakledee
Eversons
Brunswick
Peter McManus
Mabel Armstrong
Boston
Foster's Post
Low
Bath Savines Institution
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Complete Recovery
A 100 dollar reward is offered for any case Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure. The remedy is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces, building the constitution and aiding nature. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorse it with testimonials and sell pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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