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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
4
Partial OCR reads that as of July 5 the Augusta Company may issue a dividend from cash available to those owed or connected by debt. It notes bank involvement and dividend limits tied to indebtedness, though details are unclear.
A partial passage reflects on past times noting arrogance and social memory. The OCR yields voices recalling earlier eras with sparse detail and ambiguous phrasing.
Fragmentary notice notes daisies mentioned with fair weather flow and tele peas in a rural setting. Readable elements indicate a light rural vignette or advisory line concerning seasonal blooms and local crops.
Bath guests enjoyed a dinner gathering with Mrs Edward Footers and others. A college student returning home after days with relatives in Bath and West Bath joined the group. Local residents Mr and Mrs Walter Killiam and Mr and Mrs Robert Killiam called on Mrs Sunday and Mrs Henry Donnell's daughter was also mentioned.
West Bath Grange reports a penny Yaarch win as a featured part of the program, highlighting local participation and a notable result in the event lineup.
Community Center notes describe the director's role at the eight o clock event and note Bath on business SE keckte Capen in charge of service men's programs.
Local Woolwich merchants show strong support for the proposed fire department with all parties backing the initiative. Schoolgirl Miss Wright from Mt. Ida Junior College plans a Newark weekend visit to stay with cousin Mrs. Earl Colby and to meet her aunt Mrs. Robert Gle Merle Jameson visited Gardiner Saturday. Blanche Littlefield of Portland visited her Day's Ferry home for the Easter weekend. Draper and Willard Elliot hosted guests at Port a hone on Merrymeet Day. Sarah Reed and her parents are noted in the event context.
A fragmentary OCR passage discusses early drydocks and vessel care. It mentions ground tides, turning ships bilgeward, pitch spread, and garboard strake work described in a distressed, garbled style. The text hints at terms once used in seamanship and ship maintenance.
The notice outlines when to declare taxes and pay at the 1945 rates with no penalty if filed now. It directs taxpayers to file with the old Collector of Revenue in their district and explains the declaration timing.
A simple onion brown butter peas base provides a foundational flavor for a variety of dishes. The technique centers on toasting butter with onions to build a rich, nutty note that complements vegetables, proteins, and grains.
A fragment mentions pineapple paired with ground beef as a highlight in dishes, described with a refined tone. The note hints at a culinary rarity and high culinary value in the era's menu phrasing.
The article notes growth in volume in Great Britain from 1919 driven largely by milk use in chocolate and toffee. In the base year the industry used 00 million gallons of milk, contributing significantly to the milk industry alongside U S figures.
A terse fragment references salts, look and live goods, and sewing buttons. The garbled text hints at sewing work or inventory notes with scattered phrases and untranslated German elements.
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