Beef raising urged for Sagadahoc farms to curb Western meat costs
A Bath correspondent reports L L Lowell’s Brighton beef trip and argues Sagadahoc County should boost native cattle to meet New England demand. Western beef prices rise as ranges shrink. local farms could profit and ease Western-extraction pressure. The Independent plans broader county coverage to serve Bath and Sagadahoc residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Lowell
Bath
Brighton
Great Free Ranges
West
Mississippi
New England
Western Beef Trust
G. O. P. Snubbed On Reunification Talks With Progressives
The Republican State Committee proposed a joint conference with Progressives to seek a merger for the state and national campaigns. The Progressive State Committee rejected the idea in a resolute, unfriendly manner saying it will field a complete state ticket and oppose any merger. The Republicans claimed they made a conciliatory effort and that Progressives chose division, likely leading to defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive State Committee
Bowdoinham Prepares for Lively Horse Trot and Local Affairs
Bowdoinham faces a busy afternoon with a scheduled horse trot between Bowdoinham and Richmond on the Cathance River. Town notes report population, farming, and social events, including poultry in high regard, library plans, fraternal gatherings, and an active March meeting with contests and town business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham
Richmond
Cathance
Bowdeinham
Woolwich Gossip and Daily Doings Update
Mrs Warren Bailey slipped on ice and suffered a bad injury breaking rib and experiencing a severe shock. She is now recovering nicely. Gray squirrels are seen about town and residents hope for more fences and trees on the Avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Bailey
Funeral services held for Mrs Frances Stinson at home
Mrs Frances Stinson aged 87 widow of Rufus Stinson died after long illness. Funeral Thursday Jan 29 conducted by Rev Mrs Eisner at the M E Church. Survived by two sons Benton and Manfred. Interment in family lot. Floral tributes noted. Relatives and locals mentioned in passing include Mrs Eugene Cromwell and Master Kenneth of Bath and James McFarland of Portland. Measles illness in Frank Sniper’s family. G E Camerin left with lumber crew for Newcastle operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas E. Bickford
Bath
Bickford
Robert H. Jack
Santet Nelson
Bowdoinham
Bowdoin
Merrymeeting Bay
Charles A. Palmer
Brunswick
Independent
L. D. Small
Frances Wilson
Boston
Town
Harold Jack
Maine Central
Charles F. Staples
Daughters of the American Revolution
R. C. Browne
Nathaniel Millay
E. B. Duran
Alton C. Small
Augusta
Viola Coombs
Charles H. McEwen
Rhode Island
McEwen
H. D. Hathaway
Wiseman
Lewiston
Tucker
Canton
Roland H. McKay
Henry Wilson
Bowdeinham
George Howe
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
North Church
Blanche Ames
Dresden
Felix Stinson
Hockomock
S. P. E. Hathorne
North Woolwich
A. G. Snipe
Arrowsic
G. M. Stinson
Portland
Nequasset
A. C. Brown
Calder
Leona Ryan
Albert G. Thomson
The
Maine
Montsweag
Frances Stinson
Rufus Stinson
M. E. Church
Eugene Cromwell
Kenneth
James McFarland
Frank Sniper
G. E. Camerin
Newcastle
Small Family Notes From Bowdoin and Nearby
Carroll Small recovers from a cold while Elbridge and Arthur Small face illness. Elibridge Mains of Malden visits Zaccheus and Mrs. Small in Bowdoin, and Frank Small returns to Millis work. Freeman couple welcome an eleven pound boy. Hiram and Cecile Small visit Richmond. Dr Grant attended Elbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Small
Elibridge Mains
Malden
Mass
Mains
Zaccheus Small
Frank Small
Millis
Freeman
Hiram Small
Cecile Small
Richmond
Elbridge Small
Dr. Grant
Arthur Small
Also Mentioned on This Page
Times Company
Front St. Bath, Me
Sagadahoe County
East
New England City
Adahoc Enterprise
Suc
Cess
Sagadahoc County
Republican State Committee
Bers
Progressive Organization
Pythians
Pomona
Merrymeeting Grange
Rise
Harry Starrtial
Marilla
Gertrude
George Alexander Sunday
Robert
Ida
Mildred
Robert C. Browne
Emma Millay
Hallowell
Benjamin Adams
Kennebec Lodge
K. of P
McDonald Temple of Pythian Sisters
Supreme Lodge
Public Library Association
Village Lodge of Masons
William T. Hardie
William B. Kendall
E. L. White
Polar Star Lodge of Masons
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
George S. Andross
Charles A Jordan
Emma Denham
Mary Denham
Hall Denham
Cecile Denham
R. D. Purington
Grange
St. Pierre
Greene H. McKay
Leroy D. Coons
the Universalist Church
Frank H. Purington
McDonald Temple
Grange Hall
Theodore Kendall
Devil
Edgar Gifford
Long Branch Farm
Theo Kendall
Robert Ferguson
Albert Henderson
Messrs. Kendall
Theo Randall
Robert Fergerson
Porgus Plasters” By Miss Viola Coombs
Charles McEwen
Hazel Holden
E. M. Morresson
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
Dresed
A. G. Hulse
Kendall Grain Co
Gretchen Hulse
Jenks
Big Ben
Hurley
Educator
Jack
Red Cross
O Cedar Mop
Georgie Denham
Rob Roy Flour
Fred Mulligan
Gladys Raymond
Frank A. Small
Charles Berry
Mary Hardie
Margaret Chapman
Charles Newton
Flora Leavett
Gertrude Brown
Long Branch
Georgie Berry
Queens of Hearts
Horace Raymond
Formosa
William S. Given
E. C. McFarland
George Denham
Newton
Mary Lilly
Holden
R. E. Ferguson
Lewis M. Fulton
Kennebec
Androscoggin
Eugene Edgecomb
Sagadahoc
Pomona Grange
Quirk
Falls River
Clarence P. Bates
Mr. Bates
Albert Kilby
Freeport
Lysle P. Temple
Eva Trafton
W. H. Taylor
Joe N. Day
Just
Essex Fertilizer
P. Bates
Woolwich
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