Western Front drives and Bolshevik hopes amid war news
War guidance urges American aid and faster production as Germany masss for a likely Western front assault. Reports of Bolshevik setbacks in Russia cheer hopes for law and order, while security concerns arise over German agent fires in Halifax. Also notes Jerusalem's capture and Maine rate hearings affecting industry.
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Baker
Germany
France
America
Belgium
Paris
Bolesheviki
Orenburg
Dutoff
Don Cossacks
Kaledines
Korniloff
Russia
Siberia
Kaiser's Armes
Ships Bring Cargo From Louisiana Amid Pizza Market Hype
Three ships with cargoes of uger from Louisiana are due inhes pite sed with a pound apiece. Boston Post notes fish prices rise due to scarce feed, reflecting broad market strain and shipping activity.
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Uger
Louisiana
Boston Post
Georgetown Notes and Local People Passages
Local column from Georgetown recalls Mrs. Julia A. Hinds and Dr. Stott visiting Capreetown Center friends, a Ward five Islands couple’s marriage, and Mrs. Una Cushine’s return to Rath. Neighbors report illnesses, visits, and trades including a butchered pigs week, and Emery Waterhouse representative in town. The piece honors Dr. Stott for his faithfulness, mentions Henry Bickle’s trip to Annapolis to visit son Samuel, and notes the American destroyer Jacob Jones sunk by a German sub last Thursday, having spent time in the area two summers ago.
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Julia A. ‘Hinds
Stott
Capreetown Center
Artiny Percy
Thelma Stevens
Five Islands
Batty
Una Cushine
Robinhood
Rath
Charles Maing
Clarey
Ney
John Churchill
Theis
North Waldobero
Paty
Ma. Moore
Emery Waterhouse Company
Stercee
Benjamin Throneside
Georgetown Center
Seturay
Jacob Tones
Sheepscot River
Wiscaset
Boothbay Harbor
Zina Butler Wins First Prize in Yarn Fund Contest
Zina Butler of Phippsburg won first prize in the Yarn Fund contest, netting fifteen dollars. Bridge Hall hosted dances with lively crowds, and Mrs. Harry Williams led the Evening Workers Christmas sale which netted about forty dollars.
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Zina Butler
Harry Williams
Charles Preble
Phippsburg
Bath area notices span charity drive and legal filings
Community updates include William Hoag's recovery and trip to Portland, local church and aid society activities, and a large scale Christmas business. Probate notices, bank annual meeting details, and administration announcements appear, with residents urged to present claims and attend meetings in Bath.
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First Nationass
Bate
First National Bank of Bath
Shoret
Notice of Administrators for multiple estates in Bath and Bowdointam
Notice cites appointment of administrators for the estates of Delice Pick of Bath and Nanni W. Heie of Bowdointam Sageichoe. Creditors are urged to present claims promptly for settlement and payment. The notices bear dates Nov 13 1913 and Nov 12 1917 respectively.
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Jom
Selmars
Ftowdeanham
Sagadathew
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Ami
Mattie
Towel Oinixim
John Trainer
Mert Path
Sagadahor
Sed
Viala
AMD
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Toneham
Percens
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Gilbert Perry
Bath
Sagadahoc
Derenset
Ovine Demarmte
Sey Mor
Couray
Secadalen
Esenreare
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Spirmey
Arrowstein Sabhl
Matthew T. McKennesy
A. McKenney
Willim G. Lawrence
Worcester
Haraece “Lawrence
George Fsoinwey
Matthew T. McKennes
George P. Spinney
de Roche Tesan Faa
Anna 317
de Lemi
Ee Coombs
Sagcésner
Delice
Charles A. Corliss
Sigadebrr
Charles D. Clarke
Tereb
Beem
Abe
Nanni W. Heieout
Bowdointam
Sageichoe
Enki
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