Break in Contract Follows Feldspar Co. Lease Row
The article recalls a dispute over a 1930 lease between the City of Bath and J. W. Cummings Feldspar Co. The delay centers on a contested break in the contract with Mayor Small reinstating the younger Cummings. Alderman Youland’s board expects a heated August council session over grounds for breaking the contract.
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John W. Cummings
The
Feldspar Co
Crusher
Small
Cummings
Youland
Bath
Sagadahoc
Maine
J. W. Cummings Feldspar Co
Bath City Quarry Lease Involving Cummings Feldspar Co
The contract lists the Brick Yard Lot in Bath Sagadahoc County on Court Street as the leased property. The Lessor and Lessee agree a five year term from May 12, 1930, with quarrying and crushing rock to supply municipal needs at 2.40 per ton loaded on the Lessor's trucks. The city receives a ten cent royalty per ton on rock sold to outsiders during the lease.
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Motorist Escapes Injury In Bath Brunswick Crash
Miss Louise M. Stewart of 32 Oliver Street Bath escaped injury when her car on the Bath Brunswick road was struck by a vehicle driven by George Watson of East Brunswick. Watson was arrested for drunken driving and will be arraigned in Brunswick municipal court. Stewart’s car was damaged badly with the left side torn and axles broken. she was shaken but unharmed.
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Oliver Street
Bath
Bath-Brunswick
George Watson
East Brunswick
Brunswick
Miss Stewart
Watson
Brunswick Municipal Court
John P. Carey Jr
Clerks Discuss Boss Reaction to Employee Departure
A brief dialogue from the Rehoboth Sunday Herald notes a clerk saying the boss was annoyed by the plan to leave next week while the cashier says the boss thought it was this week. The item captures workplace misunderstandings in a local newspaper snippet.
Great Development of Negro Race From Old Slavery Days to Present
Omar W. Folsom discusses the evolution of African Americans from slavery to modern times. He highlights slave imports in 1619, miscegenation, and historical attitudes, then traces education gains, wealth growth, and four northernly funded universities. The piece ends noting racial segregation and a fatal Dalton Georgia hospital incident, with reflections on racial futures.
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Elco Cruisette 34 ft trunk cabin cruiser for sale
Pago Pago items list a Elco Cruisette 34 ft trunk cabin cruiser in excellent in commission condition with fire extinguishing system. Contact James Rogers MacMahan Me and S. Litchfield City Hall Brunswick phone 285 M for surveyor services.
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Bowdoinham Social News Highlights and Visitors
Bowdoinham notes list visiting families including Mrs Alice McPhee Elsie and Donald Hurley from Malden and Mrs Henry Cornish with Mrs Mary Purinton. Local events include a Farm Bureau grange session with demonstration on Know Your Grocer and multiple outings, visits, and trips to Bath Lewiston Bar Harbor and Portland.
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Elsie
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Malden
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Lee Academy opens enrollment and bids for students
Lee Academy in Lee Me announces a full open enrollment starting September 6 for unexcelled preparatory school training. The annual cost is 275 dollars. Address is The Principal, Lee Academy, Lee, Me. A school representative will call at your request.
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East Bowdoin Ladies' Aid Meets at Rogers Home
The East Bowdoin Ladies' Aid held a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Erland Rogers' home with ten attendees. After a noon picnic and prayers, they worked on a quilt and enjoyed home made root beer and cake. Future meeting set for Aug 4 at Mrs. Harry Purinton in Bowdoinham. Dr William R Wood of Augusta will preach Aug 7 at 3 p.m. East Bowdoin chapel.
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Two Dogs Win Prizes At Bar Harbor Show
John Wilson's Scottish terriers Dalmally Dolly and Uncle Bim won multiple prizes at the Bar Harbor Dog Show. Dolly captured two firsts and a reserve. Bim earned two firsts, a second, and a best of breed reserve. Mr. Wilson summered Georgetown, Maine.
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Myrtle lodge field day with entertainments and prizes in Auburn
Members from Myrtle lodge No 8 and Mizpah lodge No 6 joined afternoon entertainments by Auburn No 1 Penn No 2 Portland Pine Cone No 4 Portland Mizpah No 6 Merrymeeting No 7 Brunswick and Myrtle lodge. Fern lodge won first prize with a 16 participant drill and Myrtle earned best attendance with 40 percent. The event drew 27 members and four guests plus visiting dignitaries including Grace Gallison and Lillian Bishop from Portland.
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Road Through Topsham May Be Reconstructed
The Topsham road is considered for reconstruction under a project tied to the earlier 1933 improvement schedule. Ayer Miss Valentine M. of F W Woolworth Co. is noted in the text as a clerk contextually linked to the piece.
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Valentine M. Ayer
F. W. Woolworth Co. Co
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