Community News and Local Events in Winnegance
Ice is leaving the creek and some roads will be impassable soon. Weekly parties at the community house feature whist prizes for Almon R. Perry and Miss Marion Morse. Auxiliary meetings, entertainments for the women’s club, birthdays and bridge parties are reported with proceeds supporting local causes. Court reporting notes, visitors, and road conditions on the Phippsburg side are included along with a bill on vehicle registration fees pending in the upper branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon R. Perry
Marion Morse
Women’s
Inn2- Bance
Walter Morse
Zina B. Hunt
Charles B. Hewitt Jr
Simpson Drydock
Boston
Donelli
Samuel Jordan
Kittery
Arthur Totman
Nellie
Omar Perry
Mabel Mereen
Sebasco
Elisha Totman
Ruth Williams
Phippsburg
Carleton Power Bill Advances After Joint Committee Review
The Carleton bill to export surplus hydro power after state ratification moves to Senate Thursday. A report signed by 23 of 30 committee members supported the measure, while three water power bills were tabled pending acceptance.
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Carleton
Joint
Judiciary
Public
Senate
Frank Carleton
Sagadahoc
Oakes
New England
West Bath Grangers Plan Presenting Play
The West Bath Grange hosted a successful night as “The Nobis Outcast” filled Trufant's hall. The group plans another May performance with Alice Johnson chairing the selection committee joined by IE Mason Wright and Frances Day.
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West Bath Grangers
Nobis
Trufant’s
the Grange
Alice Johnson
Mason Wright
Frances Day
Miss Thel
County Agent Speaks on Better Bulls in Maine at Orono Farmers Week
Charles L. Eastman Sagadahoc and Androscoggin counties agent told an Orono Farmers Week audience that cows are the main income on over half of Maine farms and that milk and cow prices follow general trends. He cited Iowa Experiment Station data showing milk output rising from 3,688 to 10,325 pounds and fat from 218.9 to 498.3 pounds over fifteen years.
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Maine
Orono
Charles L. Eastman
Sagadahoe
Androscoggin
Iowa Experiment Station
Phippsburg Reopens Schools With Listed Teachers
Phipsburg schools reopen March 18 with teachers Winnegance Ruth Trueworthy Center Alice Galvin Ashdale Bessie Sprague West Point G Lillian Spencer Small Point Nellie Kelley Parker Head Evelyn Donnell Sebasco William J Brown. Eugene Albert Ingalls of North Bath visit uncle George J Ingalls. Mrs Lillian Barbour and son Lyman Parbour visit Bath. Leston Harrington in Bath for work at Plants garage. Mrs J D Rogers visits Bath after staying with sister Augusta Campbell. Ernest Rogers Samuel Jordan of Kittery weekend in Bath and Phippsburg. Mrs Winnie Brown and Evelyn Beals visit W R Bowker. Ralph Small of Bath visits. Eleanor Grinnell of Bath guest of Misses Feere. Mr and Mrs Hezikiah Harrington visit Bath. Superintendent John Carter of Woolwich visits lower town schools. Mrs Alston Oliver leaves for Watertown Mass. James Harringtons visiting Bath. Funeral of Alvin Pye of Small Point held at Curtis Bath with bearers Alvin and Charles Pye Albert Thompson Ray McIntire. Burial at Cathance. Lewis Lowell Parker Head works for Bath Box Co. Mrs Eugene Harrington returns from Dorchester Mass.
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James Harrington
Bath
Alvin Pye
Small Point
Curtis Funeral Home
D L. Wilson
Alvin
Charles Pye
Albert Thompson
Ray McIntire
Cathance
Lewis Lowell
Parker Head
Bath Box Co
Eugene Harrington
Dorchester
Mass
Productivity of Cattle Ranges from Strong Bulls to Dams
A historical discussion shows that using better Holstein bulls boosts fat and milk yields across generations. Data from cowtest records indicate daughters of superior cows average thousands of pounds more milk and fat than their dams, while poor bulls reduce production. The author argues records trump conformation in selecting bulls and notes the value of proven lineage.
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Maine
Cowtest Association
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