New England Agricultural Outlook for 1929 Improves
The New England Research Council and other groups project 1929 income for farmers to be slightly higher than 1928. Demand for fresh vegetables and high grade maize in New England markets rises, milk consumption grows, and dairy prices are expected near peak. Poultry prices may dip in spring then rise later. shipments from the West and South increase competition. Maine plans eight percent fewer planted acres. overall NE plantings should yield five percent more production than 1928.
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New England
New England Research Council On Marketing and Food Supply
U. S. Department of Agriculture
New Kineland
Maine
New
Wow Aevatana
Tom
Vermont
New York Miurket
Teeve Baths
Ronkers
New York
Pennsylvania
New Fuegland
United States
New Enland
Wearlis Mariet
Hall Joins Parry Sales Force in a Union of Ventures
Harry Hall becomes part of the Parry sales team with prior roles at Harriman and the U S A instrument work. He is a longtime member of American Legion post 1 and Colonial Club member, noted for his service in 1918 and later ties to Reo Motor Cars and speed wagon trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wegee Fish
DBE
Wray Charis
Rian
Othe Goers
Gernot
Morse
Crocker-Shaw
Hu Boone
Halrinaa
Jevweny
Ne Tosses
U.S.A
Fort Stecun
Washington
Harriman
Hall
Bland Smith Post
Colonial Club
Solar Lodge of Masons
Monnomery & St. Bernard R. A. C
Parfyvo
Bir Fall
Reo
Obsen St Sunday Father and Son Day Observed
The report notes a Sunday event honoring father and son relationships held at a local venue. Details are limited but indicate participation by families and community members in activities awaiting further clarification.
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Father
Highway Ard A and Stine Tray Hag Ee TSieS Le Ke Be
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a highway road and a tray or set in vague terms. No clear individuals, organizations, places, dates, or events are readable to establish a coherent news item. The readable portion suggests a local road context without concrete facts.
Wiscasset Community Notes Include Visits and Affairs
Local updates cover Miss Ava Dodge's recent days in Waterville, Mrs. Redonnett visiting Boston with Ira Redonnett, and birth news for Richard Tucker in Lunenburg Mass. Reports detail Wo man’s Club meeting at St Philip's with Prof Stanwood, organ society events, teas, and town happenings.
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Ava Dodge
Waterville
B. C. Redonnett
Ira Redonnett
Boston
Jane Tucker
Richard
Richard Tucker
Lunenburg
Mass
Woman's Club
St. Philip's Parish House
Jessie Jackson
Daniel C. Stanwood
Bowdoin
Stanwood Wilgive
Joseph P.,tucker
Josephine
Portland
Organ Society
Webber
Lewiston
Frank
Benjamin Adams
Pleasant Street
Henry Nash
Ways and
Harvey R. Pease
Virginia
Augusta
Claribel Bradstreet
Bee Plumstead
Dorothy Hilton
Charles Metcalf
Parker Lewis
Bath
A. Rl. Dodge
Helen Dickinson
Ralph H. Dunbar
Augusta Trust Co
Alex M. Weatherbee
Martha Richards
Edwina Hussey
Damarisccolla
Martha
A Richards
Ruth Lermond
Thomaston
Bernice Webber
Helen Thomas
Wendall
Chase
Linwa
Wiscasset Lumber Products
of Maine
Tre
Himes
Toma & Sbpock
Anens Graves
Graves
Lizaie Brown
Rile Harnor
Rowe
Universalist Defeats Boothbay Harbor High in Bath Y M C A League
Universalist team from Bath in the YMCA league traveled to Boothbay Harbor and defeated the local high school 30 to 23. Led by Lyden and Tremont with 10 points apiece, the game was competitive but Universalist never trailed.
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Bath
Down River Town
Universalist
Degy Sin Phase Rheumatic Specific Trial Draft
Fragmented OCR note describes a request for six bottles of Rheumatic Specific by return mail and notes the author’s three month bout of rheumatism with limited mobility. The text references attempting several bottles and a failed cure, with unclear product naming and personal experience.
Armisant Disbursed and Audit Statement Submission
The document shows a cash on hand figure of 2880.95 as of February 2029 with disbursement details including 8 Ana on February 1 88 and a final audit sign off by Harry W. Thereau City Almoner, stating the accounts were audited and found correct for Buxton Rheumatic Medicine O Abbot Village Maine.
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Armisant
Buxton Rheumatic Medicine
Abbot Village
Maine
Harry W. Thereau
West Bath Red Cross to Hold All Day Session
West Bath Red Cross members will meet next Wednesday at Miss Annie Trufant's home for an all day session. Lunch committee includes Mrs. Florence Rogers Mrs. Alfred Snow Mrs. E. R. Brown and Mrs. Lillian Mayo. Various local residents noted visiting and duties in Bath and nearby communities.
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West Bath
Red Cross
Annie Trufant Foran
Florence Rogers
Alfred Snow
E. R. Brown
Lillian Mayo
Evelyn Redson
Union Street
Bath
Doris Perkins
Carolyn Stackpole
Campbell’s Pond
Opportunity School
Weeks Street
Littlefield School
Elmer Hodgkins
Luella Noyes
Everett
Mass
J. Everett Mayo
Marguerite Williams
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Brunswick
Betty Rose
Emily Larrabee
Belle Donnell
Hier
Earl Donnell
Wendall Williams
Wentworth Institute
Boston
Williams
Portland
George Hodgkins
Walter Hamilton
Hallowell
Institute
Marguerite Donnell
Gordon Preble
Oakstreet
Ralph Duntysn
Brighams Cove
Foreign Missionary Society of the Nazarene
Frank Fimerson
Spring Street
Jennie Silsby
Greenstreet
Marguerite Dennell
Marion Rose
First Baptist Church
Russell Dalrymple
Loring Small and
Son Wilbert
Sabine
Harles Bates
Beachmont
J. M. Lement
Fred W. Larrabee
Ladies Aid of
Annie Williams
Washington Street
Augusta
J. B. Lemon
Rupert Wing
Stanley Peterson
Herbert Cavanaugh
Harold Freeman
Frank Coombs
Foster’s Point
City Almoner Reports 440.94 On Hand For Bath Maine
City almoner Harry W Thebeau shows 440 49 on hand Feb 1 against 369 62 last year. Yearly receipts total 2511 37, fund 2880 99 with 2440 50 spent. Final year ending Jan 31 1929 reports Beneficiary Trust Fund growth to 61880 71 due to Sidney J Meeker and many local donors since 1867.
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Harry W. Thebeau
City of
Bath
Maine
Sidney J. Meeker
Denney Kelley
Bos. Lasser
Sarah H. Jenks
Lodge
Mary S. Richardson
Charles EB. Moods
Oyers
Mary L. Hoffinen
Rodney Thyde
Arthur Sewall
Sarah A. Edgecomb
Charles Davenport
Edward P. Denne
AGU
Charles E. Patten
Lucinda Bailey
Pee Asloog
Margaret C. McCurdy
Ann M. MchLilian
Joseph F. Sewall
Geo. P. Davenport
Hannah A. Rogers
Sydneys J. Meeker
Morse High Wins Twice Over Mexico Pintos at Y Gym
Morse High defeated Mexico Pintos 26 19 for the second time this season at the Y gym before a small audience. Stan Whitehouse and Jimmy Miller led Morse while Gaudette and Sonta led Mexico. Conley and Jenkins contributed as Morse built a 29 15 third quarter cushion before Crecker anchored Morse defense.
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Morse High
Mexico
Stan Whitehouse
Jimmy Miller
Gaudette and
Sonta
Goodwin
Jimmy Jenkins
Jack Conley
Jenkins
Conley
Morse
Miller
Whitehouse
Woolwich Community News Highlights District Activities
Woolwich notes cover veterans birthday events, Bible school plans, church services, and aid meetings. Residents visit relatives in Savannah, Bath, Augusta, and Windham while local families attend performances and funerals.
Seven Workmen Die In Charleston Caisson Accident
James C. Ledyard of Bath reports that seven colored workers died when a caisson tipped during foundation work for a Charleston bridge by The Foundation Co of New York. Twelve sandhogs were below sea level. five escaped as water rushed in, and seven were drowned or smothered.
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Charleston
S. C
Foundation Co
New York
Kennebec
James C. Ledyard
Bath
James P. Ledyard
Lincoln Sured
Ledyard
Owen J. Ledyard
Cuinsais
Mother and daughter reunite amid guardianship change
Winnifred Eiar a 16 year old who had lived with multiple foster families in Scarboro. A custody dispute led to guardianship changes with intervention by Portland and Bath authorities. The pair planned a move to Portland where Winnifred would join her mother who has two other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnifred Eiar
Scarboro
Pownall
Lai
Svea Borin
Ina
Acakrmiy Street
Fire Department Reports Yearly Expenditures and Credits
Fire department records show expenditures for the year ended with related credits noted. Details mention balances and specific figures such as two balances totaling $4995, though some text is garbled.
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Anprepvindeys
Jess
Bol
Funeral for Lewis F B King at 230 Middle Street
The funeral for Lewis F B King was held this afternoon at 230 Middle Street with Rev. David L. Wilson of Central Church officiating. Pallbearers included Fred Summerton and several King relatives. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Lewis FB. Kine
Middle Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Fred Summerton
Howard
Herbert
Ernest
John
Frenk Kine Buriel
Oak Grove
Nequasset Farm Bureau Meeting Planned for Sewing Screens
Nequasset Farm Bureau votes to hold a March 6 gathering in the tea room near the Woolwich end of the bridge. Mrs. Joseph Begin will entertain with the program on Sewing Screens, aided by committee members Mrs. Lincoln Houdlette Mrs. J. W. Brown and Mrs Wilson Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newnasset Farm Bureau
Joseph Begin
Lincoln Houdlette
J. W. Brown
Wilson Wright
Charles Gordon and Mrs. Charles B E Gorden Notice
Charles Gordon with Portland and initials Cinplesind plus Mrs Charles BE Gorden of Bedford Street appear in a brief society notice.
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Charles Gordon
Portland
Charles BE. Gorden
Bedford Street
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E. S. Thompson
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Emma Isley
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May Hilton
Grace Merrill
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Blanche Walters
Ruth Ames
Clarence Clark
Windhan
Tudor Cardiner
Murphy's Corner
Weston Toothaker
Harpswell
Wircacset
Maria Wright
Stewart Little
Westport
Ralph Wright
A. A. Stott
Eva Carlton
Charlotte Buck
Lannes Fuller
John Reed
Maxine Walker
Bath Opera House
John Gilmore
Harold
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Winneyance
Jane Ferro
Clinton Kahier
Marjorie Trott
Alfred Trott
Duncan McIntosh
Margaret Higgins
W. Carlton
Earl Rice
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Clarence Ernest
Ernest Rice
Richmond
Frost Bailey
Edgar Bailey
Milton Hathorne
Ralph Rice
Addison Rice
Morton Baker
Emma Hatch
Dresden
Atouwa Cromwel
Mary Campbell
Nellie Goodrich
Tienes
Pred Hathorne i Cari
Ernest Stilphen
Caisson
Osce More United
Fire Department
Lewis C. King
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Ash
Norway Mropicine Co
Norway
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