Maine industry boost and coal trade linked to Maine growth
The article outlines campaigns and plans to promote Maine grown and manufactured products, noting a push for a Standard Co distributing plant at the Deering yard and expected employment during construction. It also reports coal dealer meetings in Portland, with large stocks of anthracite and fuel concerns tied to wage levels and potential state support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Maine
Bower Maine
Orm
Maine
Standard Co Co
Bessy
Stiman F. Woodman
United Sistes Marchal
Fratton Smith
Guet
United Mates Penitentiary
Atlanta
Atiesta
Weeds man seeks renomination and Maine posts
Weeds, former Bangor mayor, announces renomination bid for State Senate. Gardiner Chalmers of Bangor joins in seeking reelection after being elected to the Senate in 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeds
Bangor
Gardiner Chalmers
Chalmers
Bath Opera House Opens After Extensive Renovation
Bath Opera House reopens to a capacity crowd after a comprehensive rebuild. The renovation includes new brick rear, improved heating and ventilation, fireproofing, updated seating, electric chandeliers, a six-exit balcony, modern restrooms, and a state of the art motion picture booth with two Power 6-A projectors. Manager H. A. Huse oversees the progress with William T. Gray of Lewiston directing the theater line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie House
Intermereneri
Tyren Nichols
Beoiei
H. A. Huke
Bath Opera House
William T. Gray
Lewiston
Maine and New Hampshire Theatres Inc
Path Snch
H. A. Huse
Fragmented OCR record of early revolts and wages in 19th century state
Appears as a garbled OCR of a 19th century text detailing wages, ordnance, and public notices. Mentions Maree 5 to Apel 2%, pay scales, taxes, and various organizations in disjoint fragments. Contains names and phrases that resemble corporate and civic references but lacks coherent narrative.
Marc Greene Reports On Australia Travel Anecdotes
Marc T. Greene of Linekin writes from Port Western Australia describing travel trials and train journeys to distant ports. He notes weather contrasts the fair season and the appeal of continental connections, recalling early Sommer travel and the horizon beyond New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porth
Marc T. Greene
Linekin
Wouter
Strumer
Simms
New England
Sieger
Caure
Perling
Sudden Death of John J. Burchenal
John J. Burchenal vice president of Proctor and Gamble and head of Paradise Spring Co died at his Glendale Ohio home after a heart attack. He had served 25 years at Proctor and Gamble and was active in Republican politics and Cincinnati business circles. He left a late wife reportedly ill upstairs and a large park and resort project in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den
Glendale
Cincinnati
John J. Burchenal
Proctor & Gamble Co
Paradise Spring Co
Brunswick
Albion Avejune
Proctor
Tourchenal
Republican Central Committee
Bursiness Men’s Club
Queen City Club
Commercial Cub
University Agb
Cimcinonati Country Club
Barchensi
Barchenal
Carmichael Farm
Jordan Avenue
Cinneinnati
Merrymeeting Park
Feldspar Company Annual Meeting Highlights
Report of Feldspar Company annual meeting shows ongoing leadership with Sean W Cunolege re-elected president and other officers continuing in their roles. The attendance and board confirmations reflect stable governance and plans for upcoming operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean W Cunolege
Creygrer
Thema
J. Vaomueg
Cutuming
Feldsper
Monfeng
Tisicise J. Comeiings
Fucome Thebeau
Miemry G. Minigdon
Demer Hl Cane
Cowen J. Led
Unclear names and events from broken 19th century text
Fragmentary OCR lists several names including Mr end Mrs Arthur Sewall Mrs Paul KL Niven of Belmos Mawe and Mrs Samuel Liguper with garbled phrases. Lacks coherent event or place data to form a full notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
End
Arthur Sewall
Paul KL Niven
Belmos, Mawe
Samuel Liguper
Local Resident Passes Away Leaving Noted Glenview Family
The obituary notes a man who enjoyed boating on his houseboat and had a wide Bath and Brunswick circle. Survived by his widow and three daughters Mrs. Roger K. Rogar Mrs. Robert M. Green and Mrs. Bromwell Ault all of Glendale and two sons Charles and William Surchenal of Glendale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ful
Bath
Brunswick
Roger K. Rogar
T.a- Roiteaux Co
Robert M. Green
Central Life Insurance Co
Bromwell Ault
Glendale
Charles
William Surchenal
Captain Doughty Dies Aboard Ang ie N. Watson
Captain Everett F. Doughty of Portland dies suddenly on the Ang ie N. Watson schooner while fishing 60 miles from home. Medical examiner cites heart disease. He had a long seafaring record including rescues and a British Gold Watch award. Survived by wife Emma J and multiple children and stepchildren. Funeral services held Saturday morning in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett F. Doughty
Congress Street
Portland
Angie N. Watson
Watson
DeForest Weeks
Chebeague Island
Carlton A. Smith
Augie B. Watson
Gloucester
Capt Doughty
Doughty
Boston
Grand Banks
Emma J
G. W. Treefry
H. W. York
Clinton
Connecticut
Clifford Doughty
Frank J
William Snow
Emery W. Lowell
Roxbury
Mass
James Hicks
James A. Martin & Sons
Tribute bouquet notes at Chebeague Island interment
The obituary item notes a solution to the previous puzzle tended by relatives and friends with many floral tributes. Interment occurred at Chebeague Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chebeague Island
Queen Esther Lodge hosts reception for district leaders
A largely attended reception in Odd Fellows hall honored Mae P. Congdon District Deputy President and Annette Pinkham. Gifts included a bracelet a bouquet and a pin presented by Nellie Lord Ella Congdon with a short program and refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Mae P. Congdon
Annette Pinkham
Odd Fellows Hall
Congdon
Pinkham
Emma Jacobs
Sarah Munsey
Elizabeth Tedford
Eva Atwood
Nellie Lord
Eola Atwood
Melissa Thornton
Dolly Mank
Lodge
Miss Congdon
Officers Installed in Sedgwick Circle G A R Ladies
Sedgwick circle of the Ladies of the G A R installed its year officers Tuesday night with Gertrude Stewart as installing officer. Luke Marr is president Bertha Moulton senior vice president Julia Johnson junior vice president Clara Troop chaplain Gertrude Stewart treasurer Lucelin Blake secretary Elsie Higgins conductress Mabel Meyers assistant conductress Harriet Wright guard Lillian Wright assistant guard Elizabeth Pollard patriotic instructor Elizabeth Haley counselor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick Circle
Gertrude Stewart
Luke Marr
Bertha’ Moulton
Julia Johnson
Clara Troop
Lucelin Blake
Elsie Higgins
Mabel Meyers
Harriet Wright
Lillian Wright
Elizabeth Pollard
Elizabeth Haley
Tokio Hospital Cost Over One Million Dollars Planned
A hospital costing over S140,0000 is to be erected in Tokio from funds contributed by the American Red Cross after the 1923 earthquake. Manufacturers are securing a portion of the supply material orders for the project. Tuition fees in Czechoslovakia state secondary schools vary by parental income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Czechoslovakia
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Times Company
Deering Yard
Neo Groix
Sgures
Bowiese
Pevremen
Fisk
Srowieg
Meines Hess
Irye
Rms
Linac Ag
Maere
Pudie
Falmouth
Ihem
Omre
I. le Grand
Lark
New York
J. Marrar Watt
Philadeliphia
Ami
Oxner
Litmemsiem
Exlider Kermath
Rebbins Remzie
Vlman Sheldon Plac
Combe
Belfizet
Simner
Jeweps Mo
Martin
van Beren
Bes
Seakze
Te Allen
Westen II Dearie
Sec-com
Lewitstam
Ashiar
Keke
Fes
Sid Smi Belie
Grantatrh
Lew Weed
Mareeste Saat
Orlin
Sears
Lars Omker
Af Reeser
Opera House
Independent
Amd
Jon
Miamager
Draughis
India
Isaac
Western Newspaper Union
ReekismYs
Maree
Apel
Mezvie
Willes
bin Ie al Eer
Ek Indrial
Levsek
Bam
Evie KB
Khem Redbeer
Ores Ag
Withier Ieee
Marc Greene
Australia
Paradise
The
Sud
Feldspar Company Annual Meeting
Angie B. Watson
Queen Esther Lodge
Tokio Hospital
Montsveag Farm
Wiscasset
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