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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1913
Page
4
The Bath Probate Court in Sagadahoc holds hearings on wills and estates of George T. Jelly and Mary A. Wigen. Petitions seek probate validation, appointment of executors, and notices published in the Bath Independent to inform interested parties.
Pred Biarnham of Brockton Massachusetts administrator of Martha A Parntam of Bath asks probate to license sale of her real estate in Bath to raise 1337 dollars to pay debts and administration expenses as the estate is insolvent. The petition notes the property description, debts around 1525 dollars, and administration costs estimated at 400 dollars. A court hearing in Bath is scheduled for March 4, 1913 to determine granting the sale.
To the Tonotable the Judge of the Pro Sagadathor represents Katie BB Mc Nary of Chelsea Massachusetts that Henry Brown who last dwelt in Bath in said county died February 6 1918 testate possessed of estate remaining to be administered leaving a widow named Martha J Brown and as his only heirs at law and next of kin the persons whose names
Lecturers hail Grange ideals as a force for better citizenship and farm life. Talks in City hall praise farmers and youth programs, with Governor Haines urging use of department bulletins. later, plans set for Lewiston as next meeting site. Ice-industry notes show Maine rivers regaining activity as old storage declines.
Preparations for the seventh annual Farmers' Week at Orono outline reduced railroad rates and a full program. Highlights include openings with John A Roberts and Aley, Federation day, a Round Table reception, talks by G W Stephens on The Farmer and the Community, and sessions on dairy and creamery topics. Articles also urge College of Agriculture requests for complete program details and discuss fertilizer basics and soil fertility.
Many farmers doubt fertilizer value after disappointing results from inferior or unbalanced products. Some cases blame the fertilizer for crop failures, but the article urges fair testing and notes agricultural stations are addressing the issue to curb deceitful dealers.
A newspaper advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only known cure for catarrh. It claims the remedy treats catarrh as a constitutional disease by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any failure to cure. Includes testimonial requests and contact details for F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Company joins Maine corn contest by offering 25 dollars to the winner and 25 dollars to the second place if Sagadahoc fertilizers are used. Thomas Dinsmore of China and the Kendalls of Bowdoinham back a prize of 100 dollars for the largest bushel gain per acre over 100. The aim is to boost local yields and reduce West imports.
A reader testimonial from Mrs. Adelbert E. Jellison of Franklin Maine says L F Atwoods Medicine cures worms and related complaints in children. The ad touts a teaspoonful at night and a small dose in the morning, claims safety and effectiveness, and offers free samples with a 35 cent bottle price.
Bowling proves more popular than ever this winter with Bath young men taking to lanes in growing numbers. The scene highlights rising interest and social appeal among local youths.
For sale hotel with 20 rooms in a prime central location. Transient trade a specialty. Owner wishes to sell quickly due to other business needs. Price reasonable if taken at once. Write or inquire 37 Free St Portland Me. 215wp
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