Rotary Talk Covers New South Prospects and Bath Water Case
Henry W. Cobb of Tougaloo College discusses Southern progress after the Civil War and Mississippi oil prospects. The report also details Bath Maine water supply history, the 1915 Bath Water District creation, and the Maine Water Co. assets and current plant status.
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Henry W. Cobb
Tougaloo College
Tougaloo
Miss
Sabine
Conggaloo College
Jackson
Cobb
South
Mississippi
North
Edmund P. Briggs
Chet Plant
Little Louise Stevens
Register of Deeds
Visi
Frank W. McLanathan
Lawrence
F. W. Knowlton
Montreal
George Gilchrist
Tilton
N. H
Walter Whipple
Winnetka, Tr
William Averall
Aria
Nk Mathews
Hudson, Mass
Charles F Giles
Boothbay
Bath Water District
Maine Water Co
William 8. Newell
Rupert H. Baxter
Elwell S. Crosby
Meadows River
A. B. Leach & Co
New England
Massachusetts first woman air pilot Mrs James K O'Donnell
Mrs James K O'Donnell becomes the first woman in Massachusetts to hold a student air pilot license. The Bath Opera House manager's wife speaks of aviation progress, her plane Helen M Roche later American Eagle, and plans to seek a local field while noting wartime charity work and postwar aviation hopes.
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the Times
Sawan Fem
Massachusetts
James K. O'Donnell
Bath Opera House
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Helen M. Roche
American Eagle
B. C
United States
Europe
Bath
Poultry Raisers Planned Farm Tour Across Coastal Counties
Sagadahoc county poultry raisers join an Androscoggin delegation on Tuesday August 26 for a Farm Bureau tour of Knox and Lincoln counties to visit poultry farms. The group departs Auburn at 7 00 and meets at the Bath end of the Kennebec bridge about nine, visiting Foster Jameson's Waldoboro farm first, then Albion Wonner Friendship Maynard Kenney Thomaston Frank Piper and F M Johnson Waldoboro.
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Sagadahoc County
Androscoggin County
Farm Bureau
Knox
Lincoln
Androscoggin
Auburn
Bath
Kennebec Bridge
Waldoboro
Foster Jameson
Albion Wonner
Friendship
Maynard Kenney
Thomaston
Frank Piper
Rockland
F. M. Johnson
Stop sign case nets light fine for milk driver
Edmund Higgins of North Bath, a milk truck driver for Owen Rogers, was ordered into court Tuesday morning by Constable Ernest Pinkham. He pleaded guilty before Judge John J. Keegan to failing to stop at Western avenue and High street, and received a $5 fine with costs suspended.
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Edmund Higgins
North Bath
Owen Rogers
Ernest Pinkham
Western Avenue
High Street
Higgins
John J. Keegan
Miss Nan Wishart Visits Quincy Relatives
Miss Nan Wishart of Quincy is spending a week with her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. John Wishart on North Street.
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Nan Wishart
Quincy
Mass
John Wishart
North Street
Walk About Bath with Aged Files and Note Changes
Stroll through Bath in 1962 to identify active tradesmen. Major Thomas Harward builds the ship Union at the old North End yard with a 60 ton designation. Capt John H. Lowell to command her for New Orleans, while Captain Joseph H. Torrey leads another vessel to cotton trade. Local shops line Arch and Prospect streets with grocers, jewelers, a livery stable, hardware, furniture, and a new pastor engaged. several names and businesses are listed as operating in the area.
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Bath
Thomas Harward
Ship Union
Dummer Secall
Bana
Seabee
Tolens
Call & Siso
Rideouts
John H. Lowell
New Orleans
Joseph H. Torrey
South Mesas
Wiliam
Mose
Wiliam Tapscott
Toms
August
E Joe
Sagadahoc Howse
Creboe
S&s. Anderson
John Matthews
S. W. Heath & Co
Crockery
Gramite
HC. Donner
Pweler
Robinson &Cotton
Selime Groceries
Cormer
Prost
Perry Streets
Jacob S. Sewal
Maine motorists show interest in safety drive
Maine motorists respond to a state safety campaign warning that vehicles deemed a menace to the public will be compelled to comply with laws before the drive ends. Public officials urge adherence to statutes to improve road safety and reduce hazards.
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Maine
Many Cars Robbed of Motor Meters in Russell Park Area
Several residents report motor meters stolen from cars Sunday night in Russell Park near Limcoln Street and Middle Street between Union and South. A Pord truck four tires were also stolen. One neighbor saw two men prowling near a car with a missing meter. City Marshal Prlace checked second hand stores but no sales were found.
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Pive
Russell Park
Limcolm Street
Middle Street
Union
South Streets
Academy Street
John Prlace
Golf Match Sunday at Sebasco Course
A Sunday golf match will be played at Sebasco Course with 14 belies and morning and afternoon sessions. Four top locals compete as gallery viewing is encouraged. Alex Chisholm holds Shore Acres course record with 23 under par.
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Alex Chisholm
Shore Acres
Heles
Residents debate Bath assessors in census era
The fragment notes voters discuss Bath assessors and city demographics. It cites figures on school aged children and ward rankings, including numbers like 530 and 209, referencing a U.S. Census city table with totals and named wards. The text hints at broader questions about gender roles and city leadership.
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Ward Four
Renee Et
Rene Tracting
Gold Star Mother Is Feted At Surprise Monday Party
A Gold Star mother received a surprise party Monday evening with local Legion members offering appreciation for her service. Attendees welcomed her with a ceremonial insignia and expressions of gratitude for her sacrifice.
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New South
Incorporated
Bath Water Supply Co
Arthur Sewall
Charles Davenport
L. W. Houghton
John 8. Elliot
Thomas W. Hyde
John H. Kimball
Franklin Reed
F. H
National Water Works Syndicate
Boston
Ng Gan BB
Brunswick
OLD Bay State
Sone
Arthur Allen
Optometrist Bath Trust
Phope
Hyde & Co
Aise Lambert & Cifford
James C. Momrot
T. Theo
Sebasco Course
Alex Chishokn
Marshall Sewall
Jay Povich
Emmy Hammond
Bottling
Emma E. Crosby
He Legion