Liberty Loan Third Aids War Effort With Broad Public Support
The third Liberty loan exceeded expectations with wide civilian distribution and strong bank orders in final days. The drive shows Americans’ resolve to fund the war, bolster Allied effort, and deter German aims, while thrift and war saving programs gain traction for future prosperity.
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Germany
America
New Houses Rise in Winnegance Real Estate Boom
Winnegance shows a housing boom with several new homes under construction and repairs. Frank Leavitt builds a bungalow, Thomas Perry plastering a new house, and Walter Perry finishes a garage while others move or plan buildings.
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Winnegance
Frank Leavitt
Dromore
Conant Field
Thomas L. Perry
Walter C. Perry
Myra Emma Rogers
Clifford Road
George Brigham
Wallace Hanson
Bath
Bath Watchman Peter Gaudreau Dies After Ill Turn
Peter Gaudreau 67 watchman for The Texas Steamship Co and former Bath police captain died Sunday noon at 37 Spring Street Bath after a night illness. A native of Canada he came to Bath 45 years ago and worked in shipyards and Bath Iron Works before joining the police. He leaves a widow three sons Eugene Quincy Edward Joseph and a daughter Mrs L O Perry.
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Vie
Joyce Butterfield
Winnegance
Winneganee
Kennebec
Howard Hunt
Camp Devens
Otis
Battery C
Boston
Edwin B. Hunt
Bridgeport
Conn
D. A. Merry
Bath
William Conant
Morse Barn
Enterprise Farm
Frank Leavitt
Conant
Frank Oliver
S. L. Morse
Charles Harriman
Fred Coombs
Helen M. Rich
Edgeworth
R. I
Fred L. Parks
Carolyn Oliver
Arthur Blackington
Portsmouth
N. H
Emmaug McFarland
Grace Raynolds
Charles T. Small
Ladies' Aid
Corliss Street Church
Eorge Gcharlton
Portland
W. C. Perry
Alfred Purington
Purington
Walter C. Perry
Muriel Oliver
Charles Hewitt, Jr
George Dennison
Madelyn
Freeport
Dennisson
Leon Pennell
Peter Gaudreau
Texas Steamship Co
Spring Street
Mr. Gaudreau
Canada
Joseph and
Rose Gaudreau
Bath Iron Works
Gaudreau
Eugene
Quincy
Mass
Edward
Joseph Gaudreau
L. O. Perry
Strawberries Offered At 35 Cents A Box
Fine berries are offered at 35 cents per box. Some of the fruit is not as good and sells for less. Prices are expected to drop further making them affordable for preserving.
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Ellison Houdlette
Wialter Marco
W. F. Willis
Harry Williams
Albert Downing
Ellison V. Webster
Webster
Annie Williams
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Lewiston
Bath Lodge of Pythian Sisters
Bridge Hall
Gus Small
State of Ohio
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Lucas Sentis
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
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Brunswick
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Walter Morse
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Maine Central Railroad
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