Pottery quality rises as 1914 production tops prior year
A 1914 government report shows U S pottery production valued at 57 992 875 dollars the highest on record surpassing 1912 by 1 458 211 dollars New Jersey remains a leading producer with Ohio first and New Jersey second while American wares rival imported ones in texture finish and color.
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United States Geological Survey
Sears
Pure blood tonic and sale of Red chicks advertised
The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier claiming benefits for the whole body and specific ailments such as scrofula and rheumatism. It urges readers to buy Hood's at druggists and to purchase Red chicks hatched in June with pricing at ten dollars per hundred from Hannah Howard in Winthrop Maine.
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R. I. Red
Hannah Howard
Winthrop
Local Social Roundup Sees Residents Traveling and Visiting
Miss Annie Brundage of Quincy and Mrs Martha Wyman visiting relatives in Kittery and Bath. Several others take summer vacations to Portland Sebasco Five Islands Lewiston Tacoma Phippsburg St John and Albany while some relatives attend funerals in East Boston and Bath.
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Annie Brundage
Quincy
Mass
Martha Wyman
W. E. MacDonald
Kittery
Abbie Silsby
Annie Conley
McDonough Farm
Woolwich
L. A. Motley
Middle St
Portland
Rufus
Allen Cameron
Everett
Sebasco
E. L. Hamm
Boston
The
American Express
Evelyn Colby
Five Islands
F. B. Emery
E. A. Farrar
Chelsea
Charles W. Walsh
Frederickton
Phippsburg
F. H. Sparks
East Boston
Charles Dunning
Arthur Johnson
Lewiston
Dunning
Eunice
Myrtle Jack
Bowdeinham
Capitol Island
Aderton
William Miller
Harpswell
Bath
Miller
Marshal Kittredze
Daisy
Blanche
Genevieve Reddy
Albany
N. Y
Hugh S. Reddy
Hugh, Jr
Angell, Ave
South Portland
John Hart
Pierce H. Lewis
Maine Steamship Co
Boston Gravel Co
Rowe Brothers
Eureka
Frederick 3. Jones
Southport
Pemaquid
Charles Jones
Chapel St
Augusta Nees
Leydons
Samuel
Matthew Merrigran
A. Ham
Daniel, Jr
Ilseford
Ham
Iduna
William Burnham
Pennslyvania Steel Works
Isleford
Oscar H. Norris
Lynn
Bay Point
Co. D, Second Corps of Cadets
Boxford
Frazier
Robinson
Norris
State Board of Trade to Meet in Sanford 1914
The Maine State Board of Trade will hold its annual meeting in Sanford September 16 and 17 1914 with delegates invited from Maine boards of trade and chambers of commerce. Sanford Springvale host two centers with sessions in Town Hall and a banquet in Springvale. Travel access via Boston & Maine lines and Atlantic Shore Railway. arrangements for accommodation and escort service are described. Delegates must be active members and notify attendance. rates and representation rules outlined.
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Maine State Board of Trade
Sanford
Maine Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Maine
Springvale
Board of Trade
State Board of Trade
State Board
Worcester, Nashua
Kennebunk Station
Boston & Maine Railroad
West Kennebunk
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Gethro House
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Sanford and
Hittary
United States Navy Yard
Josephus Daniels
Washington, D. C
Portland
Kittery
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Lightning strikes Dresden residence during heavy shower
James Allen of Dresden visited town Saturday to fix his home damaged by a sudden lightning storm. Four bolts hit the house in rapid succession shattering woodwork, smashing four windows, and tearing plaster. No fire occurred though sulfur fumes nearly overwhelmed occupants who escaped unharmed in an instant.
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James Allen
Dresden
Cabots Defeat Hyde Windlass 11 to 3 in Bath
The Cabots downed the Hyde Windlass team of Bath in Brunswick Saturday afternoon by 11 to 3. The score shows innings 25 26 78 9 with Reon Cabots at bat. batteries listed as B Charron and Caouette for Cabots and Knight, McNeil, Cutting and Flaherty for Hyde.
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Cabots
Hyde Windlass
Bath
Brunswick
Reon Cabots
B. Charron
Caouette
Knight
M. McNeil
Cutting
P. Flaherty
Bath Tron Works Defeated 12 1 by Lisbon Falls
The B I W baseball team lost to Lisbon Falls on Saturday with a 12 to 1 score. Bragdon scored the lone run for Bath Tron Works. They travel to Wiscasset next Saturday for their next game.
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Lisbon Falls
Bragdon
Wiscasset
Defiance Defeats Lisbon Falls in 17 to 15 Victory
Defiance topped Lisbon Falls 17 to 15 as McInnis and Billings pitched for the winners. The telegram notes foggy river conditions, harbor repairs on the Frances M at Minott's yard, and Cape Hagan's vacation while work continued.
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George Murray
William H. Hill
Frances M
Minott’s Yard
Phippsburg
Capt. Hagan
Five Islands
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