Four Years of Misery and a Turning Point
Baltimore reader Mrs. W. B. Ford credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending four years of misery from irregularities and nervous distress. The ad claims the remedy treats displacements, inflammation, ulceration, fibroid tumors, backache, and digestive issues. It invites readers to seek special advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Massachusetts.
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Baltimore
Lydia E. Pinkham
W. 8. Ford
W. Franklin St
Bath Independent Farm and Market Report Highlights
The Bath market shows good supply and fair prices for eggs butter beans and peas. Farmers report healthy hay yields, steady pastures, and rising blueberry and raspberry offerings as alfalfa experiments in Maine draw attention and call for agricultural extension efforts.
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B. Walker McKeen
Maine State Grange
New York Tribune-Farmer
West Bath
State Pomological Society Plans Auburn Meeting
Maine State Pomological Society officers announce the annual meeting at Auburn hall on November 9 1910 with speakers headed by George T. Powell of Ghent NY and a Washington agriculture official. Local premiums offer cash prizes for Macintosh Red, Northern spy, Nodhead, Rhode Island Greenings and fancy displays. Homer Chase named to solicit more prizes.
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Maine State Pomological Society
Auburn Hall
Auburn
Merrill
Ira Fitz
Horace —_Das
Dr. Twitchell
L. C. Bateman
Rhode Island
Dairy meetings planned across Maine counties in October
The Dairy Division of the Department of Agriculture and the Maine Dairymen's Association announce all day county meetings in October or early November. Lectures and dairy product exhibits will feature, with educational judging and potential preferences awarded. County correspondents list includes Androscoggin Ira Foster Aroostook Joseph Merrill Cumberland John Buckley etc. Granges seeking meetings should contact the corresponding secretary promptly.
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Department of Agriculture
Maine Dairymen’s Association
Dairymen’s Association
Father of the Beet Sugar Industry Dies in California
Quer Own Paris E Dyer, famed as the Father of the Beet sugar industry, died at his California home last week at age SS. Born in Sullivan Missouri in 1822, he founded the first U S beet sugar plant in 1570 after moving to California in 1857. Captain Crocker of Dresden lost a hay-filled barn to fire. a small boy with water buckets aided the scene. Fred Ring of Rast Brunswick reports limited seedling yield due to late spring rains, shifting some land to grain and grass to compensate.
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E. He Dyer
California
United States
Sullivan
Califoria J
Crocker
Dresden
Fred Ring
Rast Brunswick
Colt of Promise Baron Sidnut Propelled by Lewiston Trainer
A. E. Russell of Lewiston travels to Wiscasset with the four year old Barrett Sidnut colt Baron Sidnut by Baron Wilkes. Baron Sidnut stands 151% hands and weighs 1000 pounds and trotted 1.18 as a two year old. Owned by F. W. Carlton of Woolwich, he is described as a pure gaited trotter and may become a top speed horse under Russell’s guidance at Tops ham track. Russell notes past stallions he developed and says Baron Sidnut could be his best.
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A. E. Russell
Lewiston
Maine
Wiscasset
Baron Sidnut
Baron Wilkes
Sidnut Bell
Sidnut
Native Bell
Baron Alcyone
Readville
Mass
Lou Dillon
Topsham Track
Mr. Russell
F. W. Carlton
Woolwich
Black Nathan
Bay Bird
Warwick
Fancy Boy
Maine Central offers free sheep and swine transport to state fairs
The Maine Central Railroad announced that during the current year sheep and swine will be moved to and from state fairs at no charge. Previously exhibitors paid for one way while horses and cattle traveled free both ways. the change should boost sheep and swine exhibits at fairs.
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Maine Central Railroad
Crop Conditions Dip to Lowest Level in Ten Years
The July 1 crop report from the department of agriculture shows a general US crop growth average at 5.5 percent, the lowest for the past decade. New England states report conditions 3.5 percent higher than last year and 4.1 percent above the ten year average.
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Boston
United States
Department of Agriculture
New England States
Court of Probate Hearing And Notice Of Administration
The Court of Probate at Bath on the second Tuesday of July 18th year of the era orders the administrator William Sober and Mary McAnn White estate of Pathin to publish notice in the Bath Independent three weeks running. They must appear at Bath Probate Court to show cause why the administration should not proceed. The order is signed by Judge James S. Sawn and Register Lard Waite.
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Bath
Sagiditew
ATV
Martha Hothredh
James 8
Lowell
Cyrus W. Longley
Sagadahoc
Sagadataroon
Mary A. Sullivan
Mary BE. Warren
Maverhill
Basex
Massachusetts
James Lowell
Ata
Saeucduha
William ID Sober
Mary ocAnn
Pathin
Ausurt
James
State OF
Maine
Edward Laundrigan
Tath
Margaret Mc Tobin
Nellie A. Lundrigan
Edward Lundrigan
John Lundrigan
Thomas J. Lundrigan
Cyrus W. Dongliey
Register
State OF Maine
White
Sabl Murs
Ann White
Saul
Siid
Berwunto
Suffolk
Albert J. Laovveett
Enire
James 8. Lowell
Delicately Formed and Gentle Laxative Remedy Advised
A vintage health ad promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle safe laxative suitable for women in all life roles. It emphasizes ease of use anytime, pleasing taste, and natural cleansing, with the genuine product sold by California Fig Syrup Co through leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Subscribed and sworn in Sagadahoc June 1910
A sworn statement dated June 3 1910 in Sagadahoc appears before executer William J. O'Brien on June 7 1910. The document records a formal oath witnessed by the official.
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John Lundrigan Sagadahoc
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Ernest E Rose
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Center Street
C. W. Watson
Office and Veterinary Hospital
Cedar St
Brunswick, Me
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DVI
Chicago Veterinary College
MDC
Ontario Veterinary Medical Society
Chicago Veternary College Association
Maineeterinary Medical Association
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Register of Deeds
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Georgetown
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Democratic County Committee
Ernest F. Kelley
George CC. Minot
The
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J. F. Upton
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State Pomological Society
Twitchell
George T. Powell
Ghent
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Homer Chase
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John Buckley
Stroudwater
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Farmington Falls
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Camden
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Bowdoinham
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Shiva
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Ity Grange
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