Farm and Home Conference urged extending sheep husbandry
At a Boston farm conference held in early November, regional representatives from New England and New York discussed expanding sheep husbandry. The groups urged state actions to support breeding, markets, and cooperative clubs, with a committee to study conditions and report back. The session stressed fertilizer supply, farming women’s organizations, and industry cooperation to stabilize markets and promote sheep farming.
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Local Notes from Georgetown and Robinhood Community
Georgetown and Robinhood items recap social visits births sleighing weather and local happenings. Miss Alice Boyd and Miss Belle Heald guests at the Heald farm, a new baby girl to Mr and Mrs Mains, and many residents traveling to Bath or living at Georgetown Center. Notices cover church events, ice trips, storm damage, road and pond work, and the Legal Advisory Board explains associate members including William A Todd.
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Alice Boyd
Howard G. Heald
Miss Boyd
Heald Farm
Miss Belle Heald
Charles H. Mains
Wiliam
Todd
Bath
Working League
Harold F. Hunt
Georgetown Center
Ida Belle Rowe
Jessie Webber
L. WH. Rowe
Georgetown
Calvin Tarr
Robinhood
Cove
William R. Notle
Stearns W. Scott
Nat Howe
W. Powers
Noward. Heald
C. W. Billings
Burnside A. Powers
Lester L. Powers
Carroll Powers
Ferdinand P. Brilmayer
Howard Cushing
Levi W. Powers
Powers
Legal Advisory Board
William A. Todd
West Bath Grange notes and local doings
Ida will spend winter in New Hampshire with probable wife joining later. Mrs. Haggett attended State Grange in Lewiston as West Bath delegate. School calls made. John Rideout and Ernest Rose improving. Campbells Pond opened. ice 12 inches. Grange degrees granted to locals. cold weather limited turnout. Tax collection continues. local car stuck in snow. Various residents visiting, illnesses noted. Christmas activities largely modest due to limited time. Milton Loring to return from Boston for holidays. No Grange meeting next Monday. holiday program planned with songs and recitations.
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E. W. Haggett
State Grange
Lewiston
West Hath Grange
J. Everett Mayo
John Rideout
Ernest Rose
F. I. Haggett
Mary Purington
Lowell School
William Furber
Ibrigham's Cove
Margarite Bates
Topsham
William Foster
I. B. Neiley
Ernest E. Williams
Myra Coombs
Alfred Coombs
Campbell
D. A. Merry
J . B. Winter
Josephine Ae
Hined I. Williams
West Bath Grange
Norman Howard
Edward Lemoine
Raymond Trott
Marshall McDonald
Hughes
Voorhees
Grace Brown
Rose Parris
Lucretia Darris
Emma. Gerrish
Marion Robbins
W. H. Larrabee
Bath
Everett Mayo
Mayo
Florence Neiley
Pulsifer
Lowell
Kenne Wankport
Sarah Black
Miss Pulsifer
Elizabeth Loring
Milton Loring
Navy
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West Bath Grange Hall
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Santa Claus
Rena Clough
Seed corn crisis prompts cautious farming
Frost damaged mucd corn making seed unfit next spring and a world condition limits use. Farmers must guard against losses as every replanted field wastes labor and reduces yield. First Church of Christ, Scientist holds services at Odd Fellows Hall with times, and the Winter Street Men’s Club Minstrels rehearsal was postponed Friday night.
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Retail resh Enrs and prices in a 19th century marketplace
The fragment lists various goods with unit prices such as cabbage, carrots, potatoes, turnips, beans, and fruit items like apples and pears. It also references staples like flour, wheat, oats, cornseed, middlings, hay, and straw, indicating a bustling general store market with per unit costs and bulk bags noted.
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What Pie For Christmas In A Frayed Frontier Menu
An eccentric holiday note extols mince pie as essential to Christmas meals, mocks alternatives, and argues meatless packs and fat crusts hamper tradition. It references cost and waste, suggesting a U S government role in pie quality and recipe tips for festive tables.
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Christmas party songs and recitations at Bath school
A Bath school program features Christina Frye Marguerite Williams John Clough Wendall Williams with songs and recitations including Silent Night and The Birth Song of Jesus. Pupils raise funds for Armenian and Syrian orphans and Salvation Army. Mrs Osmun reports WWI Y M C A work in France. Bath Savings Institution declares January dividend at 4 percent.
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Christina Frye
Marguerite Williams
John Clough
Wendall Williams
Jesus Eleanor Pates
Rena Clough
Little Snow Fairies
Irving Cooms
Huston
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J. Everett Mayo
George Osium
Mary Searls
North Grammar School
Bath
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Trust-a-tives praised by family in Scotland ad
In ScoTLand a family touts Trust-a-tives as the only pill they use to treat stomach issues Liver and bowel troubles. They claim dramatic relief and recommend friends try the remedy. Fruitatives Limited sells a box of six for $2.50 or a trial size for 25 cents from Owoensburg New York.
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Hammond
Fruitatives Limited
Ovdensburg
New York
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