Enterprise Grange Celebrates Thirty-Fifth Anniversary
Enterprise Grange of Richmond marks its 35th year, the oldest in Sagadahoc Pomona. Eva Hathorne reads the early history. note on charter members, officers, and early meetings, with recollections of drills, picnics, drama, fairs, and a move to Libby Hall.
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Enterprise Grange of
Richmond
Sagadahoc Pomona
Eva Hathorn
Enterprise Grange
Page’s Hall
Nelson Ham
Lewiston
Robert Campbell
Albion Pray
Vesta Pray
Stephen Blanchard
Sarah Blanchard
Charles Grant
Eliza Grant
B. Hathorn
George Gaubert
Leander Blair
Horace Beedle
William Loud
William Alexander
Washburn
J. Watson Libby
Betsey Libby
John Mésereve
William Smith
Charles Dinslow
George Page
Mary Page
Hugh Alexander
Mary Alexander
Eunice Libby
George Watson
Abel Dinslow
George Parks
Pomona
Flora
Ceres
Eva Libby
Hiram Hanover
Grange
Brother Haggett
Portland
Bowdoinham Ridge
Co-Operative
Libby Hall
Royal Hall
Main Street
Pene
Co. B. Libby
Dinslaw
Wm. Smith
Eva Hathorne
John Harlow
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Grange Dramatic Club
Cooking Game Birds Recipes For Plovers Partridges And Ducks
A reader offers practical game bird cooking guidance for partridges plovers snipe and wild duck with roasting times seasonings and accompaniments. The piece notes farmers in Maine are improving and selling farm resources while ads hint at Rhode Island Red cockerels for sale and the value of farm work.
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Rhode Island
Independent
Want
Agricultural Department
Maine
Which Is More Profitable Hogs or Hens on the Farm
A writer argues that poultry can outpace hogs in profitability with waste milk as cheap feed. He cites farm observations calculating twenty five hens fed by the milk used for one hog producing about fifty dollars yearly in eggs and pullets, while hogs yield less. He notes hens face housing and care hurdles but foreseeably win value when milk is shared.
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New York Tribune
Bath Market Shows Steady Demand for Produce
Bath market reports steady demand with generally stable prices. Eggs fetch 42 cents a dozen, butter trades at 82 cents a pound with rising renovated butter sales, potatoes around 50 cents and 15 cents per bushel delivered for raildelivered, cabbage about 4 cents per 100 pounds, beets and turnips at 4 cents per 100 pounds, onions about 75 cents in Boston, celery near 1 dollar per dozen bunches, and limited interest in pears and ducks.
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Bath
Boston
Notice from Bowdoin Secretary John F Baker November 1909
Secretary John F. Baker of Bowdoin issues a formal notice dated November 20, 1909. The brief notice records an official act or communication from Bowdoin's administration.
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John F. Baker
Bowdoin
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