Ames A Prohibition Candidate For Maine Governor
Sagadahoc county furnishes the Prohibition candidate James H. Ames of Bowdoinham for governor. He farmed extensively in Bowdoinham and Unity, owns the Eureka Fly Killer, and serves as selectman. In a June 26 1908 letter he accepts the nomination pledging to advance national prohibition and urging unity against the liquor traffic.
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Westport's Oldest Man Remembers Sea Life and Legacy
Rufus Greenleaf, born August 1823 in Westport, recalls a life at sea across the world from Bath to the Maine coast. He details square-riggers, fishing from Salem and Cape Ann, wartime service thoughts, and a blizzard that left him with frozen toes. He stresses work, laments dwindling lobster catches, and advocates steamboat access to boost the island's summer colonies.
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Thanks for Scholarship Support From Readers and Friends
A reader thanks the newspaper and readers for votes that helped win a scholarship in the paper’s voting contest. The writer also praises out of state supporters and congratulates Marshall Gray of Bowdoin Center on his first place victory.
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Westport portraits highlight island’s oldest house and residents
The Independent visits Westport and features three snapshots: John R. Cromwell the ferryman’s claimed oldest house on the island, the Hodson house built 108 years ago this summer, and Rufus Greenleaf identified as the island’s oldest man with a related story on page 2.
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Bath Tron Works To Repair Steamer Boothbay At Yard
Bath Tron Works received the Bath and Boothbay division contract to repair the steamer Boothbay damaged by sinking at her wharf. The craft now rests on the marine railway at New England Co. yard and will be hauled off next week. Repair work is to continue for several weeks.
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Local Farm Equipment Agents Listed for Worcester Area
Agents for Worcester Buckeye Mowing Machine Worcester Hore Hay Rakes and Bullard Hay Tedder are named in a regional catalog. The notice lists North Street and Main Street suppliers serving farmers with mowing and hay equipment.
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