Probate Court Notice in Sagadahoc County Maine
At a Court of Probate in Bath Sagadahoc County the July term 1911 Mary A Ferguson Administratrix on the estate of Alexander Ferguson late of Bath presented her first and final account for allowance. She must publish this order three weeks in the Bath Independent to allow interested parties to appear on the first Tuesday of August to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Judge James S Lowell. Register Atlest YRUS W. LONGLEY. 1-28-28
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Bath
James
Lowell
Yrus W. Longley
J. Fred Todbay
Walter 8. Glidden
Maine
Sagadahoe
Said
Ames
Cyrus W. Longley
Register
Maine Probate Petitions Sale of Minor Heirs Real Estate
J Fred Tobey of Bath guardian for George W Tobey and others minor heirs seeks license to sell two thirds undivided interest in Bath land. Property described with bounds and references to Ellakine McCabe and William T Donnell. Court orders notice by Bath Independent three weeks, probate hearing in Bath on first Tuesday August 1911.
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Sagadahoc
J. Fred Tobey
Bath
Said County
George W. Tobey
Hazel G. Tobey
Efe P. Tobey
Frank
Ellakine McCabe
McCabe
William T Donnell
Donnell
May Tobey
Lucy P Tobey
Sugadahoc
Maine Central R R Passenger Trains Leave Bath
Passenger trains of Maine Central Railroad depart Bath marking a service change. Local riders anticipate schedules and timetable adjustments affecting Bath and nearby communities.
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Bath
Bath Market Fears Higher Farm Prices and Scarcity
Independent letters warn of broad crop shortages and rising prices across the country as heat, light rainfall shortfalls, and failed crops curb production. Onions, potatoes, peas, beans, cucumbers, and tomatoes are scarce or costly, with dealers paying up to $2 a bushel for potatoes and $2 for green peas.
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E. C. Dunning
South End
Boston
Woolwich Notes Capture Town Life and Tragedy
The Woolwich column reports visits by Mrs Moran and Captain Gorman with families at local cottages, church sermons by Rev. Brooks, and a new telephone cable project. It notes poor potato crops due to drought, a fatal fall of a horse, and the death of 24 year old Mrs Hartley Hathorn. Ted Wilson’s death and local farming shifts, a grass fire scare, and summer workers at Nequasset pumping station are also described.
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Augusta
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Massachusetts
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Boston
Bridghall
Son
Blanche
Woolwich
George Stitson
Reginarl. Savage
Chelsea
EG Brown
Brooks
North Church
Nequaseet
Pudte
Negiasset
Lewill BK
Brown
Bar Harbor
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Kr. G. Brown
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Dunton
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Lemuel Soule
Frank Casey
Everett
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S. Woolwich
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New England
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Hartley Hathorn
Charles Strout
Charleston
Maine
Fred
James
Costigan
Willard
Ellsworth
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Portland
Edward Burke
Nequasset
Frank Carter
H. W. Brooks
Sagadahoc Ferry
Edwin FE. Wilson
Ted
Herbert Wright
John Wilson
Heavenly
Dr Thomas Eclectic proves quick relief for wounds
The ad promotes Dr Thomas Eclectic remedies for instant pain relief and wound care. A testimonial from J H Walker of Sunbury claims Burdock Blood Bitters cured years of dyspepsia and poor appetite, highlighting instant relief and digestive benefits.
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Burdock
J. H. Walker
Sunbury
Obie
Stomach Troubles Linked to Wide Range of Symptoms
A farmer from Butler recounts serious stomach trouble near Mt. Vernon Ohio causing weight loss dizziness back and chest pains and constant fatigue. After ineffective treatments he credited Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring appetite energy and overall health, noting rapid improvement. The ad promotes Pink Pills sold by Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY.
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Fale Low
Mr. J. Barnhart
Butler
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Dr. Williams
Pr. Willams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Western man visits Maine for pear orchard prospects
J O Goldthwaithe of Hood River Oregon plans an August trip to Maine with friends to compare eastern and Maine conditions for commercial pear growing. State horticulturist A K Gardner will provide information to persuade him Maine offers advantages. Maine has no commercial pear orchards but has thousands of trees and inquiries about Wartlett Contive Anjou Rose Winter Nelis and Seckel pears for winter markets.
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J. O. Goldthwaithe
Hood River
Ore
State — Department of Agriculture
Maine
Oregon
A. K. Gardner
Goldthwaite
Co operation in farming and trade urged for liberty
Dr Charles W Eliot former Harvard president urges neighborhood cooperation in buying and selling to boost liberty and dairy and poultry sectors. He cites Denmark's 40 year transformation as a model and notes farming reforms will improve conditions nationwide. Dean's Ointment advertises quick eczema relief for babies and Dean's Regulats laxative promises gentle constipation cure at 25 cents.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Dentmark
Europe
Dean
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