SETH DESCRIBES FARM AT TOGUS NATIONAL HOME
An Independent report from Togus Home on March 23 1921 details Elwin Cooper head farmer and Holstein herd at the national home. It notes two bulls 58 cows, dairy operations milking from 4 a m and 3 p m, 40 two mouth ex service milkers in uniform, 38 quarts daily from top cows, herd value about 18000, and records keeping with tuberculosis observation. Production totals show 14077.76 dollars revenue last year from milk and calves with a 5064.73 profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togus
Elwin Cooper
Whitefield
Ile
Norfolk
Mass
Maplepont Sir Vietje Bets
Alstead
N. IL
J. W. Prentis
King Walker Oliver de Kol
Summit Farm
Davidson
King Walker
Johanna Lad
Fuller Holway Co
Augusta
Elmer Hyde Rich
Lemont Boys
Clim and
Everett
Seth
Nutshell Lunch Damaged By Fire
The Nutshell lunch on Water Street between Vine and Center, run by Alderman J. Fred Tobey of Ward 4, was gutted by fire Thursday night. A passerby alerted police and fire units. firefighters used three hose lines to control the blaze. The origin is unknown with a possible spontaneous combustion note. the South End power station whistle jammed after the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
Vine
Center
J. Fred Tobey
Witham
Night Watch
Complimentary dinner tickets on sale for Morse High team
Tickets for the complimentary dinner for Morse High basketball players go on sale Saturday at the chamber of commerce or via listed general committee members from city government Rotary club chamber of commerce Colonial club American Legion and the South End PTA. Proceeds cover dinner costs and tokens for the players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Y.m.cla
Chamber of Commerce
Dunton Block
Center Street
John Shaw
Parker Moulton
Rotary Club
Charles A. Harriman
Wilbur (. Oliver
Wilber G. Ca
Maine boxing plan draws fan support for commission
Boxing fans favor a proposed Maine plan creating a boxing commission. licensing referees and approving decisions, with bouts limited to 12 rounds. Proponents say regulation would elevate the sport and let Maine spectators see top boxers near home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Boxing Commission
Maine
Child Welfare Talk Emphasizes Parent-Teacher Role
A joint meeting of city Parent-Teacher associations at Morse High School featured Nellie Bauer of the National Congress of Mothers and P T A, praising local groups and urging stronger state and national action. She outlined aims to raise home standards, improve schools, and secure child protections through active parent and teacher participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
William D. Rich
Southend Association
Rich
Nellie KE. Bauer
Providence
R. 1
Maine
National Congress of Mothers
Miss Bauer
Augustus ©. Thomas
Miss Hale
Bangor
Augusta
Barner
Oreet
Washington
Congress of Mothers
National Congress
United States
Children's Bureau
California
Ulinois
Indiana
Iowa
Colorado
Massachusetts
National
First barge of season passes up Kennebec
The barge Mahanoy carrying 200 tons of anthracite coal from Philadelphia for HH. L. Tarr of Richmond passed up the Kennebec Friday morning in tow of tug Seguin. This marks the first barge arrival of the season. The Seguin lies off the South Portland Shipbuilding company and is in unusually good repair after major work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahanoy
Philadelphia
HH. L. Tarr
Richmond
Phriday
Seguin
South Portland Shipbuilding
Eagles Whist Winners Named In Tiathache Event
Twelve tables filled the weekly whist at Tiathache of Eagles. Ladies winner Mrs Laura West and runner up Mrs Martha Savage led the field while men’s top pair were John Arsenault and Perry Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura West
Martha Savage
John Arsenault
Perry Sanford
Colonials Take Rubber Contest From Brunswick
The Colonials defeated Brunswick 8 to 1 in a Thursday night rubber contest clinching the series two to one. Mel Haggett led with a 28 point billiards win over Brunswick champion, while Ross and Marks won key pool and billiards matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Bath
Mel Haggett
Billiness
Tommy Morrison
Percy Marks
Rodney Ross
W. Bb. Hatch
Colonials
Doxsen
Paul
Haggett
Colonial
Johnson
TZ. Ross
WLBL
Bath Boy Succeeds in Real Estate World in Bath and LA
Harold W. Boyd a Bath native now runs Harold W. Boyd Co in Los Angeles specializing in hotels and apartments A month of Los Angeles transfers shows three deals totaling 76000 He plans a Bath visit in June He has met Lewis W Curtis and George Barter who served in the aviation corps and did not return home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Boyd
Bath
Charles A. Corliss
Los Angeles
Cal
Harold W. Boyd Co
Los
Mr. Boyd
Maine
Lewis W. Curtis
George Barter
Phi Rho selects speakers for post Easter debate
Captain Glenn Joyce announced Andrew Flaherty Elford Stover and Leslie Wold as Phi Rho alternates to face the varsity team after Easter at Morse high assembly hall. The society held a strong debate on Tariffs with Luther Tall and teammates winning the negative. Leslie Wold elected new president succeeding Gillespie who resigned to allow a senior to lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Flaherty
Elford Stover
Leslie Wold
Glenn Joyce
Phi Rho Debating Society
Wich
Morse High Assembly Hall
Joyce
Phi Rlios
United States
Luther Tall
Mateohon Witham
Clifford Madden
Paul Stewart
Domnell Carr
Phi Rho
James Hanson
Robert Bloom
Luther Halk Transon
Morse-Westbrook
Bloom
Westbrook
Hall of
Morse
Carolyn Havener
Gillespie
Worst in Years Storm Dims Doub ling Point Lights
Howard HH Pierce keeper of the Doub ling Point range lights reports Friday’s storm as the worst in years. Winds shifted from southeast to south, driving a six mile sweep up the river, shaking the keeper’s house for hours. The ebb tide produced a nasty sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard HH. Pierce
Doubling Point
Owas
Deputy Marshal Delivers Man to Court for Federal Infraction
United States Deputy Marshal John E. Cleary arrived Friday to escort George Brackley who will appear before the U S court on a federal resolution infraction charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John E. Cleary
George Brackley
Mad Poets Legacy Unearthed By The Independent
Edward C. Plummer reviews The Independent piece on McDonald Clarke, Bath’s forgotten poet known for "Death in Disguise." He cites two red pamphlet volumes, a famous misquoted couplet, and a tale tracing two children from school to ruin, highlighting Clarke’s life, imitative influences, and a sensational New York preface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Independent
McDonald Clarke
Bath
Congressional Library
Stanmer
Clarke
Pyren
New York
Home Beautiful Exhibition Opens in Boston Mechanics Building
The Home Beautiful exhibition opens April 16 in the Mechanics Building Boston and runs two weeks. It will showcase every home fixture innovation with live music lectures and demonstrations by experts from Simmons College and The Western Electric Co. A miniature furnished house, a Delft Tea room, and a real home wedding will be featured as part of a large scale, highly attended showcase of domestic appliances and decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics Building
Boston
The
Apollo
Massachusetts
Frank J. Allyn
Western Electric Co
Simmons College
Delft
Revival Meetings Move to Public Hall in Waldoboro
Increased interest in revival meetings at North Waldoboro led Rev. Lawrence B. Green to relocate from the church to a public hall. Rev. Elwyn Taylor of Corliss Street Church has been in attendance to assist during the days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Waldoboro
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Elwyn ©. Taylor
Corliss Street Church
Refused Drink Leads to Brutal Assault in Newport District
Francis Wakefield a 17 year old trainee at the Newport naval station was attacked by about 15 youths on Widnot and Oxford streets Porthand after refusing a drink. He escaped with a bruised eye as the crowd beat him and dragged him to the pavement. Wakefield reported walking to meet two women when accosted and urged to drink. He declined and fled, was pursued and struck, with bystanders or police later detaining some youths. Wakefield has a brother in Porthind and was on a pass home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wakefield
Bath
Newport
Widnot
Oxford
Wakefield
Porthind
Teilig
Phey
Khicks
Reidy
Wahkedield
Air Naval Giarass
Dina
Arequaimta
Tigh Estes
Kelley Questions Bond Issue Right
Kelley questions the proposed bond issue for a new school building amid city debt limits. The independent Montoy summary notes assessed valuation and outstanding notes, concluding the feasible bond amount around 200 000. The letter argues the debt cap and prior obligations constrain the plan and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Bath Boy Enters Law Practice With Hogan Firm
Charles M Pitegerald son of Mr and Mrs Pitzgereald of Washington street has joined the Willem Hogan law office to begin a legal career. He studied at Georgetown University and the University of Maine and graduated in the class of 19 09. He served in naval duties during the war and was junior member of a court martial board at Portsmouth navy yard with rank ensign. He also provided service in marines during the war. Hogan is the senior member of the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Pitegerald
Ho. Pitzgereald
Washington Street
Willem 2. Hogan
Prgetter O
Mr. Pitzgerall
Georgetown Univerity
University of Maine
Georgetown
Naval Service
Merome
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Coubmarines
Hogan
Sargeant Hoe
Aesoe
North American Accident Insurance Company Ledger Fragment
Fragmentary ledger text from North American Accident Insurance Company shows entries for collateral stocks and debts, cash in office and notes, interest and rents, assets, and total liabilities and surplus. The legible figures include a total liabilities and surplus amount and a partial address 1104 W743.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Accident Insurance Company
Ams
Pibsidee
Mt c
Kurth
Asma
Ooefftee
Bank
Amd
VU. S
SUN Insurance Office
Patras
Victory Insurance CO
Phila. Zy
DEC Mortgage Loans Sa
Fea
Jos
LVL
Metropolitan Casualty and Home Insurance Company Financials
Fragmented financial snapshot shows assets liabilities and surplus for Metropolitan Casualty and Home Insurance Co and affiliates. Includes gross assets, admitted assets, unpaid losses, unearned premiums, and surplus figures across multiple entities with notes on capital and reserves.
Indemnity Co. Insurance Liabilities and Surplus Report
The document lists liabilities as of December 3, 1471 including net losses of 85,050.98 and unearned premiums of 5015,659.33. All other liabilities total 3,101.37. Cash, capital, and surplus show a total of 1,470,177.87 with surplus over liabilities at 349,366.19.
Good Friday Union Service Fills Church Again
The Good Friday union service at the Church of the New Jerusalem drew a full house with standing room and a large vestibule turnout. Rev Pitudl Dresser conducted the service with Rev I Wl West and Dr. Pasa ey A Mouze Garay among readers, while a double quartet and Miss Mdina Bliss provided performances. An offering for the Chinese Puramne fund was collected as part of the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the New Jerusalem
Leneon Street
Pitudl Dresser
Pasaey
Universalit Chuvedis
Preliade
Criae
Myrtle Lodge Sale Proves A Success
Myrtle Jeof Odd Ladies hosted a supper event featuring baked hens ratte and pindeliress with a large turnout. A tender barge followed as plans began for a statewide reception in Mary with the lodge members uniting under Mrs Gertrude Stewart and Mrs Antelin Mitchell as governing officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Gertrude Stewart
Antelin Mitchell
Trent Conduetor
Fruit a-tives Heart Remedy Promises Relief
Mrs Frank W Wallace of Moultonville Carroll County New Hampshire credits Fruit-a-tives with curing years of indigestion and heart distress. She states the remedy cleared stomach gas and indigestion and recommends the product available in jots and a trial size sold by Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moultonville, Carroll Co
Witiela
Mrz
Frank W. Wallace
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Oguenspurg
N.Y
United States Fire Insurance Company Asset Report
The document shows assets and liabilities for United States Fire Insurance Company as of December 3. It lists admitted assets 2 569 531.97 and net unpaid losses 118? and premiums due 771.6 with other items totaling 31.97 and 12.5 among balances. The entry includes capital stock and surplus figures.
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United States Fire Insurance Company
Azerte
Rae
CE Cts
PERSO
Am Fiat
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Eagles Whist Party
Legro
Bonney
TJ. CJ Smith
N. C. Webb
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Wo le Larock
Turner
Ramsay
Cribbaga Farber
Whitehouse
W. L. Gahan
AL PL
Breloto
Tint and Auld
Cotoniaby
Victor Bagley
AL Stetson
Morrel
All Staples
Fof Thompson
Greenough
We Stetson
EL. A. Webber
Thompson
Talbot
Colonial Brunswick
NGG
Letediennes Wiameee Eins O
Bath Boy
Phi Rhos
Edward C. Plummer
Hoyish
Charles M. Fitzgerald
William E. Hogan
Crass
Luisses Cs Ter
Nyratiel
Apittal
Lhabilitves
the Metropolitan Casualty Insurance Co
Fire Association OF ‘Phila
Fraser Guy M. Spraete
E. S. Crosby CO. Inc
Sagadahar
Alliance Assurance Company Ltd
London
Eng
Jan Starks
Choy Parehietrigemie Ee
Arts
SOAS
Sisi
Fire and Life Assurance Corporation,limited
Perth
Dick Wents
Franklin Fire Insurance Company
Pole Real
Morteare i Me
Nir Aehees
FIAT
Bisel
Porvomiteeys
Ste
Aril
Teta
Federal Casualty CO
Det Revit Mich
Dezeat
Mortgay
Crass Aseetse 2
Eres As
Mitte
MAO Senhie
CAI
Edonian Insurance Company OF Scotland
DRG
Demnity CO
Wartford
Mayet
Ana Winter Casualty Company
Mariven i
Saeed
Verny
Wells
Seay
Seth Scriptire
Praneis
Brosshres Hyien
Dudley
Myrtle Lodge
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