State Bill Aims to Track Livestock Purchases
Lawmakers debated a bill to require farmers to keep purchase and sale records for livestock to curb disease spread. Proponents argue a policing system is needed to safeguard $1.5 million and eradicate Bang’s Disease. opponents warn of burdens on farmers and dealers amid mixed support.
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Ir. House
Belive
Bang
Cold dulls sweetness in desserts prompt cooling
Extreme cold dulls sweetness and texture in pies and custards. To save sugar and improve flavor, serve fruit pies warm and custards hot rather than frozen.
Parker Head Community Notes and PTA Meeting Plans
Parker Head activities include Brownies and Girl Scouts meetings with Miss Harmon and Miss Barbara Siegars, with road conditions delaying bicycling badge work. PTA district No 3 spring meeting is set for March 21 at 2 p m, while a budget and finance meeting in Phippsburg was adjourned due to low attendance.
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Brownies
Har‘mon
Small Point Parsonage
Barbara Siegars
Ay School
Miss Harmon
Leston Harringto
Bert Nisbet
Ramon Hamel
Frederick
Lloyd Lowell
Earl Lowell
Sero
Frances Morong
Bini Grange
Jof Woolwich
Parker Head
L. F. Lowell
Alston Oliver
Bath
John’. Wade
Mark
Arthur Harrington
Leston Harrington
Phippsburg Couple Celebrates Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Perry of Phippsburg Massachusetts observe their fiftieth anniversary today. They were married March 13 1897 in Bath and lived in East Boston while Capt Perry served in the A H Bull Line. The couple enjoy summers at the Campbell homestead on the river front Reach and received many congratulatory cards from friends and neighbors.
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William Perry
Ippsburg
Walter Pierce
Ittery
Phippsburg
Bath
Capt
Mrs. Perry
Boston
Capt. Perry
A. H. Bull
New York
Perry
Campbell
Popham Beach Storm Damage and Local Quirks
Wreckage and wrecked cottages line Popham Beach as tides and winds push debris north to Parker Head. Residents report extensive but uneven damage, with mud roads, clam flats planning, and seawall attempts failing. Community efforts include a Bath meeting nominating a committee to address clam flats and summer digging rights, plus local notices on new cottages and local visitors touring the storm effects.
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Kennebec
Squirrel Point
Parker Head
Popham
Bath
Robert Moore
Walee Bhloe
Moore
Shippeburg Center
Gay Crowley
Lawrence Taylor
Pas
Irs
Donald 'N. Small
Small
Clarence Leiter
Parker
Arthur Harrington
Rand Small
Lord of
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