Happenings of the Week in Phippsburg Prohibition Campaign
A town meeting in Phippsburg organized temperance forces for the September election, planning to hire automobiles to transport voters rather than public speakers. Officers chosen include Chairman George C. Pease and treasurer Scott C. Campbell, with a broad committee.
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George C. Pease
Scott C. Campbell
Samuel H. Bowker
George
Winnegance News Highlights Summer Activity and Tidal Power Interest
Abram C. Oliver and family spent Sunday at Bay Point while J Parker Morse and family visited Small Point for the Fourth with the Morses. Cottage visits, blueberry sales, and local travels fill the week as Winnegance sees rising cottage business and curiosity over Mr Mc Donalds Bath tidal power experiments.
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Frank Daley
Parker Head
Bath City Hospital
George C. Pease
Bath
Davis
Winneganee
Roscoe Stacey
Portland
John H. Stacey
Popham
E.G. Rvnnings
Earle
Percy Morse
Virginia
Joseph Young
Popham Road
John G. Morse & Sons
Stonybrook Landing
Winnegance
Society Hall
Edmund J. Leeds
Henry N. F. Marshal
Edward Mc
Ray Stevens
Auburn
Walter Small
Bay Point
Herbert S. Bowker
Charles H. Hyde
Malden
Don Sawyer
Cox’s Head
Greenville
Mich
Edward McNulty
H. A. Huse, Jr
Lotta S. Carr
N. W. Eaton
Aletha Cutting
Popham Beach
E. S. Marr
George L. Cutting
Dromore
Phippsburg
James C. Perry
McCafferty
Boston
Alvena Oliver
F. W. Carlton
Abram C. Oliver
J. Parker Morse
Small Point
Walter Morse
Sherman Morse
Herbert W. Cutting
Arthur Jackson
Annie Adams
Dexter
Alphonso D. Adams
Marion
Milton Morse
Morse
Myra Merritt
Freeport
George Dennison
New Meadows
William C. Preble
Lester Perry
Randolph
Ernestine Spencer
Chicago
Llewellyn Adams
High Street
Winneyance
McDonald
Ernest Knight
Waldoboro
Mr. Knight
Aubrey N. Trask
May Trask
James T. Morse
State Fish Hatchery
Almon Perry
Eva Cook
Eugene Spinney
Charles B. Williams
Charles Preble
Hugh Lake
Worcester
Mass
Fred L. Parks
Four Month Old Baby Cured Of Eczema After Hood s Sarsaparilla
Mrs Inez Lewis of Baring Maine recalls her four month old son's eczema spreading to his face hands and body until a cloth mask was used. She credits Hood s Sarsaparilla with a full cure after a few months leaving him healthy. The ad claims blood diseases are cured and the product strengthens the system with common liquid or chocolate tablets.
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Hood
Inez Lewis
Baring
Maine
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