Maine coast resorts touted to boost state economy
Maine's coast tourism is framed as a growing multi million dollar industry aided by publicity, clean water and lodging along with courtesy to visitors. Improvements to highways to coast resorts and Bath's Davenport Memorial City Hall are noted, as is mild winter weather and a bridge toll issue at Arrowsic. The piece mentions Central Maine Power's Bingham cement plant and a state tax assessor transition. It closes with bird import data and quotes on local governance.
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Maine
Slr
State Highway Commission
Central Maine Power Company
Bingham
Cemcent
Knox County
Bath man earns Carnegie Medal for drowning rescue at Popham Beach
Martyn F. Conley of 14 Bailey Street Bath employed at Corner Brook Foundry & Machine Company won the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission medal for saving Andrew J. Lemoine and his eight year old son from drowning at Popham Beach in July 1926. The Bath man is praised by locals as a deserved honor and a second such recognition for a Bath resident. A plan to rebuild Merrymeeting Bay Bridge suggests a dammed fill could halve opening costs while keeping travel safe under normal conditions and allowing overflow during freshets.
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Bath
Martyn F. Conley
Bailey Street
Corner Brook Foundry & Machine Company
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Pittsburgh
Conley
Andrew J. Lemoine
Popham Beach
Mr. Conley
Merrymeeting Bay
Bachelor’s Hall
William J. Rouse
Pion Street
United
United States
James Madron
Ahipe
Amernes
Orate Saather
Pam
Ineh
America
Lane
United State
Uiiter
Franklin
Enpuletire
Theovand Sunuss
Pitt Hower
Calla House of
Bowdemsham
Pranklin
Ate Tinto
Europe
Onis Qiser
Ips
Ihm
Goyernmen
Army Seeks James D Long for Flying Cross Honor
Army officials appeal nationwide to locate James D Long, a quiet resident, to notify him he has earned the Distinguished Flying Cross for the 1920 Alaska to Nome flight as a sergeant in the Army Air Service. Records show Long served in World War I era service. his mother lived in Denton Maryland, and he later listed Billings Montana as a future address.
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James D. Long
United States Army
Lindbergh
Byrd
Joseph F. Rube
Army
Congres Street
Porthaid
United States
Long
Army Air Service
Mitchel Field
Nome
Alaska
Einef
Wich
Miterialic Uy
Leip
Mattie 1 Tone
Denton
Maryland
Billings
Montana
Forts T9
Erection of Harbor Island Bridge Proposed in Maine Legislature
Senator Carlton introduces a bill to authorize building a bridge across tidewaters from Harbor Island near Sebasco to mainland Phalippsburg Sagadahoe. Referred to Ways and Bridges. Other measures: Bath hospital grant of 6000 dollars and 1000 dollar Pemaquid Point road improvement, both sent to appropriations. Dwinal bills on clerks of courts authorize governor appointment with council confirmation and after hearings. removal possible for misconduct or embezzlement. Written complaints required. chief justice to hold hearings at the next term.
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Carlton
Saradahoe
Maine
Tidewaters
Harbor Island
Sebasco
Phalippsburg
Sagadahoe
Wright
Bath
Bath City Hospital
Bishop
Boothbay Harbor
Pemaquid Point
Willian Fenry
Bristol
Dwinal of Knox
Supreme Judicial Court
Boothbay Harbor Folk Smiling After Narrow Loss
Boothbay Harbor hosts Portland Athletic Club as Sam Brown leads the visitors with nine baskets. Wiscasset’s Carlion scores three while Brown’s hot shooting spurs the Portland club to a 9 30 victory. The game features strong play from Arcer Pum Bary McCann and Nelson for Portland and notable scoring from Brown.
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Wiscasset
Thareh Casey
Gersite
Boothbay Harbor
Lcs
Portland Athletic Club
Boothbay
Manase
Sol Hayes
Portland Athleticlub
Las High State i
Bobby Arcer
Pum Bary
McCann
Brown
Nelson
Minnine Wild
Wile Garlion
Garden Club Adopts Slogan No Burdocks
Bath Garden club met at the Cosmopolitan club with President H L Day presiding to adopt No Burdocks as its slogan. Members plan weed cutting and civic effort, heard Mrs. Trott’s talk on livable gardens, viewed prints of 120 year old garden furniture, and discussed a community flower project. A Belfast garden club formation was announced, signaling growing interest.
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Logan
Bath Garden Club
Cosmopolitan Club
H. L Day
Joseph M. Trott
Arden
S Oreading
Belfast
Maine DAR State Meeting Planned in March
Dover Pocroft Daughters of the American Revolution announce an inter city program at the Maine DAR state conference meeting in March. Members from across the state will attend with reduced Maine Central Railroad rates. A reception and banquet are set for March 20 at the Voted Baptist church at six. Details will be mailed by March 1. Hotel rooms through Mrs Frank Mason Dover-Foxcroft.
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Dover-Pocroft Daughters of the American Revolution
Maine Central Railroad
Uy M Nn
Voted Baptist
Frank Mason
Dover-Foxeroity
Royal Neighbors Install Feb 1 With Elected Officers
The elected officers at the Royal Neighbors of America meeting will be installed February 1. Lucy Sto ves oracle Angelina Jenkins vice oracle Lois Ames pastor acle Lizzie Gallant chancellor Sadie Arsenault receiver Mattie Toothaker marshal Marie Babine assistant argbal Marie Allen inner sentinel Josephine Tardiff outer sentinel Mary Cottreau manager durations Lizzie Gallant three two and one year pianist Mary Tardiff. Hollywood Cal Alma Rubens film actress taken to sanitarium.
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Ameriica
Lucy Stoves
Angelina Jenkins
Lois Ames
Pastoracle
Lizzie Gallant
Sadiennie Arsenault
Mattie Toothaker
Marie Babine
Argbal
Marie Allen
Inner
Osephine Tardiff
Mary Cottreau
January Court Term Proves Record Maker
Sagadahoc supreme Court convened Tuesday and adjourned Friday after a brief term noted for speed. One indictment was paid within an hour. a traverse jury heard cross action evidence in an automobile accident and was discharged on day two. Several divorces were granted or finalized, including Helen Seoras and Arthur Sni Pers, Ella McCormick, Harry Dunton, and others, with cases of cruel and abusive treatment, non support, and desertion. An annulment of marriage was issued for Alfred Rowe and Florence Rowe of Georgetown.
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Sagadahoc Supreme Court
Pwrand
Traverse
Charis Juma
Howine
Helen Seoras
Arthur FL
Bielmond
Namie
Hieuins
Bath
Sidney L. Hieuins
Portland
Harry Dunton
South Portland
Nellie Ida Dunton
Bach
Helen I. Jones
Teyham
Sidney W. Jones
Barnet
Grace I. Morse
Alien S. Morse
Agnes Pinell
August Finnell
Cukinown
Annie J. Duncan
Charles BE. Duncan
Byerly
Mass
Ada M. DuMas
Willam A. Dumas
Sandwich
Province of
Ontario
Eleanor A. Doyle
Phippsbore
John E. Doyle
Alfred I. Rowe
Rowe
Georgetown
Maine Central Shows December Surplus in Operating Report
The Maine Central Railroad issued a monthly operating statement for December showing freight revenue 1,668,489 dollars, passenger revenue 285,723 dollars, and total operating revenues 1,517,934 dollars after charges producing a 34,738 dollar gain. For 1928, railway operating revenues totaled 19,301,899 dollars with a surplus after charge of 788,431 dollars. In Massachusetts, a body of a woman with bullet wounds was found in a field. identified as Mrs. Cora Cullen of Lowell, bride of five days, with husband Christopher Callen of East Weymouth sought.
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Maine Central Railroad
Hingham
Cora Cullen
Lowell
Christopher Callen
Calder Denies Untrue Press Statements
West Woolwich letter from W Calder, dated January 24, 1925, appeals against charges he says are false and injurious to his character. He notes a twelve day flu confinement and promises a full statement on recovery.
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Independent
W. Calder
West Woolwich
Real estate transfers reported in Seeadahoe county records
Real estate transactions from the registry of deeds in Seeadahoe county cover the last two weeks. Arrowsic shows Guy H Crosby et al selling to Charles L Crosby with Bath Savings In.
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Seeadahoe County
Registry of Deeds
Arrowsic
Guy H. Crosby
Charles L. Crosby
Bath Savings In
Court filings and transfers across Maine towns and Boston case
Inland transfers include Frank H. Snipe and multiple estates in Bath Georgetown and Richmond with settlements involving Ida Miller Carlton Rideout Grace Morse and Annie Holbrook. In Boston Basil La Place surrenders on a federal warrant for misappropriation of 100000 and is remanded on 25000 bail. Denver report: two plane passengers forced down in snow in Nevada. rescue tale follows.
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Frank H. Snipe
Bath
Nathan Povich
Ida Miller
Barlow I. Rideout
Carlton W. Rideout
Irvine L. Stillhen
Benjamin PF. Savage
Bowdein
Abbis
W. Rideout
Georgetown
Isabella Sharpe
Daniel Moore Bates
Charles L. Douglas
Grace L. Morse
Richmond
Chester I. Foster
Abbie M. McKenney
Topsham
Antonio de Luco
Savario Cereste
West Bath
Charles W. Walker
Als
Annie B. Holbrook
Mark Gillis
Woolwich
Joseph Charles Foster
State of Maine
Frank Lawrence
Same
Joseph Bergin
Jennie Bevin
Boston
Basil E. la Place
Devonshire Finance Service Corporation
East Cambridge
Denver
Nevada Mountains
Smashers
Cross-Word Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical List
A dense listing of crossword clues across and down covering mass, transfers, Spartan mothers home, violations, exactness, birds, Latin phrases, lawful church abbreviations, and various objects, actions, and descriptors with numerous single and multi word hints. It enumerates 1 Mass of he Parent through 50 Greek letter with varied clue types and linguistic notes.
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Holy Mother Church
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