Bath Market Sees Higher Supply and Lower Egg Prices
Eggs are plentiful this week with prices as low as 30 cents a dozen, though 12 cents remains common. Butter, potatoes, onions, apples, cabbage, beans, chickens and veal show varied steady prices as farmers report ample supplies and a quiet hay market. Pomona Grange plans a Brunswick meeting with a full program including discussions on apples, fruit profit, spraying, and orchard care.
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Bermudas
Samuel Bates
West Bath
Woolwich Grange Plans Third and Fourth Degree Night
Woolwich grange, 48 members, held a January meeting where initial degrees were postponed due to absence. A program for Saturday evening January 22 continued the contest with poems, tableaux, music, readings, and recitations led by M K Leavitt and others, ending with a proverb about the observant hired man.
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Woolwich Grange
West
M. B. Hagan
Mra. C.C. Nutting
Mall
Progressive Grange meets with new officers in chair
Progressive Grange held a regular session on Friday night January 14 with its new officers in the chair for the first time. Poor attendance due to cold weather. No business of importance. A volunteer program followed featuring music choir reading a paper a year review by Lucy Skillings recitations by Annie Dickey Eva Whitmer and Wm Dingley a question on future work for members and humorous quotations by all.
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Progressive Grange
Mabel Dingley
Lucy Skillings
Annie Dickey
Eva Whitmer
Wm. Dingley
Enterprise Grange Holds Installations and Supper
Enterprise Grange held a well attended meeting last Saturday evening with installing officers. Officers were installed by C. M White assisted by Master Verities of Sagadahoc Pomoni orange. Visitors from Gardiner Merry meeting Topsham attended. Following the ceremony a short program and remarks, then adjournment to a dining hall for oysters and cake.
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Enterprise Grange
Pro Presoktive
Gardiner
Merry Meeting
Topsham Stanges
Eect
C. M White
Sagadahoc Pomoni Orange
Dr Twitchell to Speak at Sagadahoc Pomona Meeting
Pomona members at Sagadahoc Grange will devote most of Wednesdays agenda to apple raising with Auburn's Dr G M Twitchell giving a talk on apple culture. The post office reports a 90 percent rise in rural free delivery mail in the fiscal year ending June 30 compared with 1905.
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West
Pomona
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
G. M. Twitchell
Auburn
DeGraw
Tris Will Interest Mothers In Sweet Powders For Children
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children offer relief for teething troubles bowel regulation and worm destruction. They claim rapid cold relief in hours and are palatable for children. Sold by all druggists with a warning not to accept substitutes.
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Mother Gray
Harmese
Mii
Cattle condemned for disease are turned over to federal inspectors
The article details how diseased cattle from Maine are sent to Penley’s plant under US supervision in Auburn. Inspectors from the bureau of animal industry oversee killing, sealing, and rendering, with condemned meat kept separate and recorded. It notes the process prevents market sale and cites extensive daily condemnation figures.
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Fred Ring
Penley
Auburn
Maine
Wesley M. Goff
V.S
D.V.S
Bureau of Animal Industry
G. H. Allott
United States
Penley’s
Fred King
East Brounswick
Bath
Lewiston
U. S
Goff
Washington
S&c
Oxen Demand Rises as Maine Farmers Buy Herds
In Sagadahoc County Wilton's C F Blanchard bought twelve large oxen, boosting local stock. Farmers increasingly replace horses with oxen. Wilton shows strong town teams at a fair. State cattle-testing programs expand as prices rise and new laws affect livestock destruction, spurring more testing.
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C. FL Blanchard
Wilton
Sagadahoe County
Blanchard
Farmington Fair
New England
Krink
Adams
Paras
Creanery Copay
Maine
Letters Proclaim Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy Effective
Two letters endorse Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as curing numerous female ailments. The writers claim trusted proof that the remedy worked for others suggests it will help any woman suffering the same troubles.
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Lydia
E. Pinkham
Witehyitle
Ohio
Pinkham
Pinkheore
Peo
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