Wiscasset School Play A Hit At Red Men’s Hall
An enthusiastic crowd filled Red Men’s hall Friday for a Wiscasset grade school entertainment. Students and teachers prepared a varied program of recitations, songs, tableaux, and playlets, with proceeds from ticket sales and candy sales totaling several dollars. Community members and local families hosted guests and shared Thanksgiving visits, while a push for Christmas and winter community assemblies continued.
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Wiscasset
Red Men's Hall
Edward Evans
Orphint
Annie Marion
Swinmings
Plymouth
America
Nash
St. Andrew's Church
Newecastle
Locke
Clinton Bailey
Federal Street
Ae Thoose
Sue
Cossfin
Hhiveld Perkins
Rafi Sewall
Pranconia
Robert Day
Main Street
Charles Hilton
Frances Perkins
Sophia Pomeroy
Bray
Rufus Sewall
Tao
FL Os. Perkins
New Hampshire
Edgar Sewall
Providener
R. E
Ruth Sewall
Boston
Trenry Sew
Worcester
Mass
Rockland
Chevrolet
Joseph Young
State Highway Police
William Corbett
Federal
Prohibition Enforcement Force
Augusta
Thirvey Ro Pease
Nora Greenwood
Shirley Ro West
Greenwood
Turner White
University of Maines
Edward White
Kate White
James McCarty
Porthind
Charles Lake
Rockhind
Norman Pstey
Od Orchard
Warner Ugley
Douglass
Florence
Brookline
Charles Norton
Hartford
Conn
Thomas McLaughtin
Lida Kahail
Westport
Josephine Plumstead
South Porthand
Richard Phinstead
Antoinette Plumstead
James Bailey
Josephine
Louise Sutter
John Currier
Lee Street
William G. Ebubbard
Ortho
Martin Andrews
Welcot
Maud Clark Gay
Waldoboro
Women's Club
Congregational Vestry
Joseph Po Theker
Dumariscotta
Phoebe
Rufus
Elenry Sewall
Rebecca Nash O
Jones
Mildred
Wage stability to continue into 1928 in building trades
The national monthly building labor review notes wage rates will hold through the rest of M27 and the first quarter of T2S. Union tensions grow as bricklayers, masons, and plasterers threaten to sever ties with local councils, risking interunion disputes and potential state or federal action to protect construction activity.
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National Monthly
Building Labor Review
Building Economic Research Bureau
The
American Bond and Mortgage
Brickliyers, Masons, and Plasterers’ Union
Sundhaus Trades Department
Lebor
Tabor
Brickliny Loc
Carpenters
Baltimore
National Board of Jurisdictional Awards
Building Trades Council
Trade Council
Bricklayers’ Union
Toronto
Ont
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Ritchie
Maryland
Henry Ford early backer dies in Detroit
John M. Colquhoun longtime lunch wagon operator near City Pall dies in Detroit last month. He helped finance the early Ford car and Ford later bought the wagon for his museum at Dearborn. The piece notes Ford’s early sketches and friendship with Colquhoun during his Molison Company years.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
John M. Colquhoun
Molison Company
Colquhoun
Ford
Museum of Vehicles
Dearborn
Liberty bonds awaiting two Maine World War soldiers
World War I Liberty Bonds remain unclaimed for two Maine servicemen. The American Legion seeks missing service members or heirs to deliver bonds and accrued interest, directing information through Legion channels to proper government agencies.
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Maine
American Legion News Service
National Headquarters
Indianapolis
Ind
Legion
Tt Amy Bes
American Legion
Bontromoviteh
Adolph
Vead Cavalry
Bangor State Hospital
Bangor
Stanley Duke
Hancock Street
Frank Baronofski
Wall Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Leydos, Cristos
Cook
OG. A.C. Kt
Lovett
Congress Street
Portland
Micheltorean Street
Los Angeles
California
Prize offered for best school song by Maine normal school
Principal Kimball at Washington State Normal School Munchins announced a five dollar gold prize for the best school song to be submitted before Christmas vacation. The note mentions school activities and local clergy changes amid a roundup of regional notices and ROTC inspections at the University of Maine with plans for a Coast Artillery summer camp at Fort Preble.
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Kimball
Washington State Normal School
Munchins
Rush S. Wells
U.S
1St Corps
Boston
University of Maine
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Wells
New England
Fort Preble
Coast Artillery
RLOT
G. B. Glover
Coast Artillery Camp
Forentoe
Virginis
Lewiston Contractor Visits Bath on Garage Project
J. BE. Boucher of the David Lemieux Co. Lewiston contractors working on the Lewiston Buick Co. garage was a business visitor Tuesday in Bath.
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J. BE. Boucher
David Lemieux Co
Lewiston Contractors
Lewiston Buick Co
Bath
West Bath Grange Meeting Shares Holiday Humor
David Tenderson led a lively West Bath grange meeting with 70 members and seven visitors as he recounted a recent gunning trip with humor. The program included speeches on Maine pride, a discussion on contentment versus progress, singing, readings, and musical performances. Numerous local residents and families were listed as guests or hosts in a string of Thanksgiving visits and travel notices across Bath, Topsham, Auburn, Portland, Richmond, and Brunswick.
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David Tenderson
West Bath
The
Grange
Order
Joanna Hodgkins
Hope Ward
Mabel Brown
Amy Irish
Leland Ames
Marjorie Henderson
Eva Lemont
John Auban
Topshan
Auban
T. S. Perkins
Topsham
John Bryant
Abbin
Margaret Bryant
Stephen Libby
Albert Manchester
Porthind
Fred A. Higgins
Earl Bryant
Presque Isle
Pomona
Larrabee’s Grove
Frank KE. Donnell
Whitman
Mass
Auburn
Earl Donnell
Joseph W. Larrabee
Bowdeinham
Harry ‘T. Littlefield
Donald
Portland
BE. C. Donnell
Fred Williams
Lincoln Williams
Foster's Point
Fred Lord
St. Petersburg
Fla
Leslie Goodwin
New York City
Ida Pierce
Bath
Fosters Point
Belle Donnell
Annie Williams
Washington Street
Annie Wylie Stackpole
William F. Mitchell
Inlaw
Willian Mitchell
Brunswick
Stacy Robbins
Larrabee
S Grove
Delmont Kennedy
Baltimore
James Thorpe
Robert Small
High Street
Sabine
Wilton G. Bates
Frances Bates
Winneganee
Samuel B. Bates
Emily Larrabee
Sheldon
Frank Coombs
Foster’s Point
South Portland
Samuel I. Bates
Fleanor Bates
Oscar Landean
Bates
Fred Duren
Richmond
Philip Stackpole
Bates College
Charles Stackpole
Bucksport
DB. II. Stackpole
Campbell's Pond
Julia Coombs
Myra Coombs
Attleboro
Amy Coombs
Jack Adams
Westport
Wendall Williams
Williams
Wentworth Institute
Boston
Marguerite Williams
Gorham Normal School
Ernest EK. Williams
Ida Bonney
Ronald
Walter Larrabee
Trufant’s Crossing
White hot steel as new foe to ice jam
An article discusses ice jam control by artificial heat using molten steel to melt ice and ice water, arguing dynamite is less effective. Dr. Howard T. Barnes of McGill University explains heat penetration and the sunlike rays produced by molten steel that can vaporize ice and release hydrogen and oxygen, with a boiler explosion as a byproduct.
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White Hot Steel
ICE Jam
Mark Twain
North America
Howard T. Barnes
FLRSS
McGill University
Montreal
Barnes
Famous old ship goes to wreckers
The Lingira, formerly Sabraon built in Aberdeen in 1866, an iron and teak sailing ship, is to be sold to wreckers in Sydney after a long Australian career as cargo liner and naval training vessel. The Tingira was condemned as an ocean training ship. Architects may push to finish the Washington Monument by 1982 for Washington’s birth bicentennial. the plan awaits Chicago chapter action.
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Sydney
Australia
Aberdeen
New South Wales
Ocean
Middle West
Washington Monument
George Washington
Wit Hiren Beers
Fourth Avenue
Committee On Public Information
American Institute of Architects
Institute
Chicago
Beers
Mammoth Cave Aims to Become a National Park in Kentucky
Citizens raise funds to create Mammoth Cave National Park covering about 70 618 acres with support from Congress and the National Park Service. The region features vast limestone caves, many sinkholes, and underground rivers feeding the Green River, with new caverns still being discovered and onyx formations noted for their size and beauty.
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Vublig
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
United States
Congress
Mississippi
Lafayette Park
Maine
Grand Canyon
Sequoia
Yellowstone
Yosemite
East
Shanwadowa
Sthoky Mountain
National Park Service
Secretary of the Interior
Beevis
Keho
Mrs Edith Marriner Leaves for Boston for Business
Mrs Edith Marriner of DBridge-Med ill Inc departed Tuesday for Boston for a few days on business. Rev George B Wolstenholme of People's Baptist Church returned Monday from Bangor and led funeral services for Thurston Tunt a Bangor prominent citizen.
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Edith Marriner
Dbridge-Medill, Inc
Boston
George DB. Wolstenholme
People’s Baptist Church
Bangor
Wolstenholme
Thurston Tunt
Trnnt
The
LOE
Winifred Aderton
Washington Street
Edna Hallowell
Cathrine Hooper
Muriel Towe
Mildred
Elizabeth McGrath
Carolyn Plant
Phyllis Wright
Emma
Martha Hooper
George Rogers
Fritz Klippel
Murray Club of Universalist Church
Hooper
Green Street
Mason Lemont
Arthur B. Scott
William Tf. Small
Owen J. Ledyard
Byron F
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L. F. Medicine CO
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