Maine election forecast and rural development notes
A Maine political forecast discusses the September 11 vote on wet or dry sentiment, expected candidate announcements for June primaries, and the impact of national policy on state races. The piece notes a 69.5 percent wet pre election poll, highway projects from Bath to Brunswick, pheasant releases to curb pests, Penobscot Indian pageants at Old Town, railway finances in Auburn, and the future of the Richmond bridge amid transport pressures. It ends touching on summer camps for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Ada
Roosevelt
Old Town
Penobscots
Entertainments and fairs inspire youthful ambition
Local events and exhibitions provide pleasure for youngsters and give them goals to strive for through frequent entertainments. Community activities foster interest and offer paths for young people to engage with culture and learn rewards for participation.
Fifty Maine grange lecturers meet at Camden convention
Fifty lecturers from Maine granges attend the annual Camden convention to exchange ideas and results. The meetings provide subordinate granges with more interesting programs for their gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Camden
Bath Plant Will Help Build Up The Navy
The Bath demonstration celebrates awarding contracts for two destroyers to Bath Iron Works. It will create two years of work, boost employment and local circulation, and push the United States toward a stronger navy to deter war and encourage world peace. The move signals healthier times for Bath and surrounding towns and reflects broad public support for naval policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County News
Bath
Bath Iron Works
Nans
United States
America
Mrs Kimball's Funeral at Grace Episcopal Church
The funeral for Mrs Samuel A Kimball of Boston was held Wednesday at Grace Episcopal Church with Rev Nelson Gildersleeve presiding in place of the rector Rev Charles M Tubbs. Organist Miss Jennie Melcher played before the service and ushers included Milton S Kimball Frederick W Humphreys Walter Jenkins Robert Kimball and Horace Brush. Burial followed in the Kimball family lot at Maple Grove with attendees from Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Kimball
Boston
Grace Episcopal Church
Jennie Melcher
Nelson B. Gildersleeve
East Orange
N. J
South Harpswell
Charles M. Tubbs
Milton S. Kimball
Augusta
Frederick W. Humphreys
Bath
Walter Jenkins
Concord
N. H
Robert Kimball
Newton
Mass
Horace Brush
Kimball
Maple Grove
Edward Trowbridge
Louise Trowbridge
Worcester
George Morrell Kimball
Brookline
Léland
G. Means
Langdon T. Thaxter
John M. Kimball
Portland
Daniel W. Russell
Probate Court Notice of Welling ton A Moore Estate
In Sagadahoc at Bath on August 14 1933 Ruth A Moore and Madison A Moore administrators on the estate of Welling ton A Moore petition for final account. They must publish three weeks in Bath Independent to show cause September 5 1933 at nine oclock A M why the account should not be reviewed. Walter S Glidden Judge of Probate. Attest William F Dunham Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Bath
Ruth A. Moore
Madison A. Moore
Wellington A. Moore
Sapadahoc. Ss
A.D
Edward W. Bridgham
State OF Maine
Independent
Walter 8
Glidden
Maine Probate Petition for Martha Robinson as executrix
Martha E Robinson of Bath petitions Sagadahoc probate court to prove and admit the will of Peter Robinson dated July 19 1983 and to issue Letters Testamentary to Martha E Robinson without bond. Notice to interested parties is ordered by publication in the Independent of Bath for three weeks with a September 5 1933 court date.
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State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Martha E. Robinson
Bath
Peter Robinson
Witow
Martha E. Jobnson
Mary K. Robinson
Middle St
Maine
A. D
Oldest Navy officer on retired list recalls long career
Hale and hearty at 91 Chief Sailmaker Charles F Tallman formerly of Richmond and Bath Roslindale Mass is described as the oldest officer on the U S Navy retired list He recounts joining at 15 and serving in the Farragut Gulf operations He designed a flag later used as a model for the national flag before retirement in 1896 Tallman becomes the oldest Navy retiree following the death of Rear Admiral Benjamin Franklin Day aged 92
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Hale
Charles F. Tallman
Richmond
Bath
Cohasset Street
Roslindale
Mass
United States Navy
Tallman
England
Maine
Lewiston
Army
Navy
Farragut
Gulf
New Orleans
Galveston
William H. Taft
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Washington
Benjamin Franklin Day
Buena Vista
Obituary of Mrs Courtney Ames Marston of Woolwich
Mrs Courtney Ames Marston aged 170 widow of George W Marston of Woolwich died Saturday at Bath City hospital after a fall from a self inflicted head wound. Born August 4 1863 in Woolwich she lived in Bath and Woolwich. survived by daughter Ethelyn M Marston three sisters and two brothers. Funeral Monday at Curtis funeral home Bath with burial at Oak Grove cemetery.
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Courtney Ames Marston
George W. Marston
Woolwich
Bath City Hospital
Marston
John
Maria Ames Trott
Bath
North Methodist
Ethelyn M. Marston
Lewiston Trust Co
D. J. Hathorne
Selina Trott
L. E. Savage
Augusta
Frederick L. Trott
West
Death of Ernest Arthur Ray in Lewiston
Ernest Arthur Ray, 38, former Upper Washington street resident, died Friday morning July 28 at Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston after a serious operation. Born in Greene July 5 1895, he lived in Auburn at 104 Davis Avenue with parents Arthur W. Ray and Mrs. Ray. Survived by widow Laura Atherton Ray, three children Stanley Balfour and Mrs Verde Tibbetts, granddaughter Patricia Tibbetts, brother Reuben, and sisters Velma Lena and Mrs Gerald Witherell. Funeral July 30 at the parental home with Rev Ralph F. Lowe officiating. interment Mount Auburn Cemetery.
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Lewiston
Ernest Arthur Ray
Upper
Washington Street
Ray
Arthur W. Ray
Davis Avenue
Auburn
Central Maine General Hospital
Ham Garage Co
Rangeley
Greene
Laura Atherton Ray
Stanley
Balfour
Verde Tibbetts
Patricia Tibbetts
Reuben
Velma
Lena Ray
Gerald Witherell
Ralph F. Lowe
High Street Methodist Church
Mount Auburn Cemetery
West Australia Declares Self Rule Amid Gold Boom
The article notes Western Australia pushing for secession from the Commonwealth amid a gold fever driven boom. It surveys vast deserts, mining hubs like Kalgoorlie and Coolgardie, wheat and livestock expansion, and isolation by desert. It mentions immigrants in Broome and links to Canberra via air and rail. Mr. and Mrs. O J Ledyard and others return from a weekend trip to St Andrews, N B.
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Western Australia
Commonwealth
National Geographic Society
Kalgoorlie
Coolgardie
Kimberley
Golden Mile
San Francisco
Dawson
Hoover
Perth
Broome
Australia
Timor
Canberra
Western
O. J. Ledyard
C. W. Morse
Claire Coombs
St. Andrews
N. B
Miss Priscilla Brown Visiting Miss A Carolyn Plant
Miss Priscilla Brown of Holyoke Massachusetts is a guest of Miss A Carolyn Plant at 357 High Street.
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Priscilla Brown
Holyoke, Mass
A. Carolyn Plant
357
High Street
Bath Iron Works gains naval contracts in Bath revival
Bath breathes easier as Washington awards contracts for two 1500 ton destroyers to Bath Iron Works. The move promises thousands of Jobs and a turning point after a long boom bust cycle that saw the plant nearly dismantled and Bath’s population fall. Shipyard leaders warn of rising costs and material shortages, urge more federal work, and note foreign yacht competition as a key challenge.
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The
Boston Transcript
City of
Bath
United States
B.I.W
Bath Iron Works
Washington
Kennebec
Downeaster
Central Maine Power Company
New York City
W. S. Newell
E. R. Dane
Brookline
Mass
H. EF. Manville
E. H. Johnson
Caroline
J. P. Morgan
Boston
Coast Guard
United States Health Department
Hickory
Phelps
Archibald Main
Mr. Newell
Newell
Mr. Main
Wreck after late drive sends Brunswick trio to hospital
George Carrier and Louis Lafallier both of Brunswick are at Brunswick hospital with serious injuries from a county road crash on Tuesday night while en route to Ludwig's casino. Two other young men in the car escaped heavier harm after the driver was blinded by lights from a parked car and the vehicle struck a tree. A Richmond passerby carried the injured to Dr Harry L Stilphen for first aid before hospital admission.
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George Carrier
Louis Lafallier
Brunswick
Lafallier
Ludwig’s Casino
Thomas’ Hill
Richmond
Harry L. Stilphen
Boothbay Harbor Yacht Club Regatta Friday Event
The Boothbay Harbor Yacht Club plans its Annual Regatta on Friday. Club women host a Lincoln County Home for the Aged benefit food sale at the Higgins premises with free parking and free admission for all.
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Boothbay Harbor
Fragmented Alphabet Clues From Cryptic Puzzle Loudly Read
A scrambled list of cryptic hints includes entries for traits like namer and wanderer, along with terms such as amphibian leap and American poet. The jumble blends trades, actions, and body parts, forming a mosaic of clue ideas without a cohesive narrative.
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the Times Company
Front Street
Bath, Maine
P. B. Nichols
Pres. and Treas
Harry C. Webber
Maine Highway Commission
New Meadows
West Bath
Fish and Game Department
Richmond Bridge
Mrs. Kimball
Grace _ Episcopal Church
Walter S. Glidden
William F. Dunham
U. S. Navy
Courtney A. Marston
West Australia
New York Shipboy Company
Archibald M. Main
Scotland
Clyde River
Bethlehem Company
Pusey & Jones Works
Wilmington
Delaware
L. E. Thebeau
Main
New York
Dres
Piccadilly
HOTEL
45Th Street
Times Square
WM. Madlung
Firetman
Island
South Central
Pacific Ocean
Laure
Western Newspaper Union
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