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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1912

Page

7

Probate notices and estate actions in Sagadahoc County Maine

The Bath market column documents local probate petitions and orders, listing estates of Kate Spinney, Emma Wiggin, and Augusta Peaslee with notices for private sale and letters of administration. It also reports a market update with prices for eggs, butter, potatoes, and other produce in Bath Maine.

State OF Maine Sougadihoe Eugene HH Spinney Bath Kate W. Spinney Said E Certin Creare Sid Long Island Thomas Spinney Melville BR. Spinney Rachel R. Spinney Sime Rachel R Melville B. Spinney Kennebec State OF Maine Sagadahoc Emma H. Wiggin George EF. Wiggin H. Maria Wiggin Helen Dain Auburn Alberta McLellan Lewis B. Swett Clarence A. Peaslee Augusta M. Peaslee Frances Eagle Rose Hill Harry H. Fill Boston Maass Scott C. Hill Cyrus W. Longley Register

Lynn residents welcome visitors and local market notes

Topsham and Lynn residents greet guests from Boston as mis s Drew visits relatives. The market reports broilers at 22 to 25 cents a pound and hay priced around 15 to 17 dollars per ton with farmers forecasting a smaller hay crop this season.

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Woolwich Notes of Sickness Visits and Community Life

Woolwich weekly column reports Mrs. Udwin Hathorne very ill after an operation, with her sister Mrs. Ambrose McFadden of Bath present. Numerous residents and visitors are listed, including typhoid cases, school plans, summer guests, and local events at Chestnut cottage and Day's Ferry. The town faces oats rust fears, mill activity increases, and a notable funeral is described for Lewis Wright.

Udwin Hathorne Ambrose McFadden Bath Milton Trott J. J. Ross and Childen Richmond Fred Tisthorne J. Norton and Sons Cushing Ward Day's Ferry Ruth Wight Gorham Horace Allen Chestnut Cottage Jerick H. J. Raymond Jane Durgin J. J. Desmond Charles Masterson Cleveland Ohio James O. Carter Sarah I. EB. Hawth Smechss Clara Hathorne Fred T. Carter G. W. Gildden Thompson's Landing P. Buck Acksford Little Chairlotte Boston Walter H. Lilly Winship Ete Lill Woolwich University of Maine Wabash Railroad Headannes Ipost. Louis W. OH. Mayberrs Isa Vi Weldon Preble, Jr Dedmond Morse Kent's Hall Winfheld Lewis FE. Wricht Venus Susie Bailey MontsWeay Murphy's Corner Bailey Alonzo McNear Eleanor Cromwell I. J. Brookings Leonard Lord Southard Wiscas- Sef Fred Gewen Herbert Brooks Brooke Nova Scotia Josepgh True Portland Gertrude Swift Masachusetts Frank Decker Robert Ruth Wolaston Mire Decker John A. Thwiney

Country News Submissions Sought by Independent Office

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

Supreme Court of Math George KO Mathene Edward Portia Hroat Independent Ftem The Bath

Milk adulteration prosecutions cited in statewide bulletin

The quarterly Bulletin of Investigation of Dairy Products lists prosecutions for selling adulterated milk under section 3, chapter 129. Several individuals including Eugene H Lowe Gray Jase ao pressed Stanislas Cartier Lewiston John d Raymond Lewiston P H Spiller Portland D A Worth Portland Chester E Anderson South Windham W C Rice Saco Alonso FE Hamilton Biddeford pleaded guilty and fined. The dairy inspector urges farm education and higher quality milk sold to reputable handlers to lift the milk situation.

Bulletin of State Department of Auriculture Eugene H. Lowe Gray Jase Ao Stanislas Cartier Lewiston John d. Raymond P. H. Spiller Portland D. A. Worth Chester E. Anderson South Windham W. C. Rice Saco Alonzo FE. Hamilton Biddeford Russell

Farmers' Union Plans Fertilizer Purchases and Roles

Maine Farmers' Union President E S Crosby called an executive meeting in Ban sor to discuss buying fertilizer for the coming year and to fix bonds for the state treasurer general manager and the salesman in New York City Floyd E Embree was asked to outline marketing in New York and Embree was instructed to visit fertilizer firms to set purchasing prices for upcoming bids Contracts will be made after local exchange requirements are learned There are now FH incorporated exchanges across the state.

Lucky E. S. Crosby Maine Farmers’ Union Bansor Crosby New York City Floyd E. Embree New York Gila C. KK. Embree FH Incorporated

Change of Life products praised in Asheville letters

Letters from women in Asheville and Circleville endorse Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. Testimonies claim significant health improvements and urge others to try the remedy.

Asheville N.C Lydia E. Pinkham Julia A. Moore East St Asheville, N.C Circleville Ohio Alicee Kirlin Mill St

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A. D Mmma H. Wiggin Henry W. Hanson State James S. Lowell Clarence A. Peasler Topsham Gertrude Adlentine Lynn Mass Franest Grady John Crowe Ellen Roche the Cedars Alvah Hildreth Christine Drew Mabel Crowe Mrs. W. Alexander Alma White Henry Cornish Woolwich Town Orne Lores Masherry Everett Canas Mill Sebenon Jiall Clora Leonard Annie Mustin Evelin Todshine Mere George W Shaw Newhal Wakefield Mises Bown Cottage Andl Mre Mi Vas Sirtidees Phin Masa Miss Thomas Dt Revere Brown Clage George Nines Blanche Ames Showhegan John G. Reed Thesdas Reed Boothbay Alex Robertson Manchester Masrs Chopps’ Point Robertson Jon John Harry M. Stinson Waterville Mr. Stinson Mrs George M. Stinson William Matthews Springfield Miss Bryan Mr. Whipple Mrs. Alden Richardson George W. Shaw Eleanor Bailey Pete Bailes Michmond Fred Hathorn George Dolloff Eddie Steven Five Palas Montewene Pst Sion Als Cardo Baron Sidnut MW Hall Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Johnson Farmers’ Union Radhahiee Sid Mmo Sagidilee Oscar C. Rogers Francis M. Hawethorthe Waving Lalow Ainee Pauline Mainis Bagadahoc Francis Mo Hawthorne Francis M. Hawthorne Tates Sotet Ron Tiss Isis T. Felix Goureud L. A Sayre Gouraud T. Hopkins Graddnes St New Tock Chichester Closehemeter DIA SSS Mars
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