Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Cited By Milwaukee Woman
Milwaukee woman Emma Imse credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with cured back pain and relief from uterine trouble after doctors deemed surgery likely The testimonial notes thousands of grateful letters received by the Lynn Massachusetts company and invites other sick women to seek free advice from Mrs Pinkham
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E
Emmaimse
First St
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
Mass
Pinkham
Notice of Bank Closure and Probate Petition in Bath Maine
The Marine National Bank of Bath Maine is closing. Creditors are urged to present notes and claims for payment. William J O Brien Bath requestsLetters Testamentary as executor of Hi en Harrington estate in Sagadahoc asking the Probate Court to grant the will. A public notice will be published in Bath Independent for three weeks inviting interested parties to appear on June 7.
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Marine National Bank of Bath
Bath
Maine
H. A. Duncan
State OF
Sagadahoc
William J. O Brien
Hien Harrington
John Tr Iren
Tath
Matthew Brien
New York City
Probate Court Bath Sagadahoc final account notice
In Sagadahoc county Bath a Court of Probate orders notice for the final administration account of Arabella M. Lord deceased. The administrator Samuel C. Lord must publish this order for three weeks, inviting interested parties to appear on the first Tuesday of June to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Judge LOWELL presides. Vongley registers.
Notice to claimants on Reed estate in Bath probate
In Sagadahoe county Bath court of Probate on the second Thursday of May 1880 Midward Reed and Trevid B R Hathorne administrators of Samuel Bonardman Reed late of Woolwich filed their second and final account for allowance. They are to publish this order for three weeks to invite all interested parties to appear on the first Tuesday of June at nine oclock in the forenoon and show cause if any. James S Lowes judge. Attest Longley Register. 21-28
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Frank L. Staples
Maine
Sagadahoc
Bath
James
Lowell
Crac W. Longley
Sagadahoe
Main A
Midward Reed
Trevid BR. Hathorne
Samuel Bonardman Reed
Woolwich
Saat
Ragadahoe
Low
Longley
Register
Italay Ruaphian
Lotes
Avine
James & Lowell
W. Longley
Farm and Home Department Invitation to Readers
Readers of the Independent are invited to contribute farm and grange news or any matter of interest to country readers. Send contributions to Independent Office in Bath.
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The
Independent
Bath
Farmers Report Busy Planting Amid Quiet Bath Market
The Bath market shows little life this week as farmers work the weather to plant. Seeds dealers expect good crops, ground is in good condition, and potatoes and apples move slowly with hens, eggs, butter, rhubarb, turnips, cabbage, squash, and pork prices noted. The piece warns against overoptimistic poultry ventures and advises gradual, careful start.
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Bath
Big Apple Crop Predicted For Maine This Season
Maine growers expect a bumper apple crop barring severe weather. Trees across the state show healthy blossoms as the frost fades, with buds unhurt in many areas. A strong eastern market could boost prices if weather remains fair and yields hold.
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Maine
Middle West
Progres sive Grange May Meeting Features Ladies Night
Large turnout with forty two members and ten visitors. Ladies chaired and presented varied program including music readings tableaux and essays. Following the entertainment the losing side hosts a supper, enterprise grange reports steady attendance and upcoming degrees and harvest feast. An evening of music and farce accompanies the May 21 program with local participants and a discussion topic on farmers during hard times.
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Progressive Grange
Reading
Sister Otto
Edith Small
Luona Sylvester
Isabelle Randall
Florence Bishop
Grange
Gladys Ward
Mrs. Ward
Hazel Kelley
Enterprise Grange
G. Patten
Wy MM Skelton
B. Hathorn
Daniel Brown
Minnie Stewart
Ligeie Libby
Laura Marriner
Maine Extension Office Offers Corn to Applicants
The University of Maine Department of Agricultural Extension will send eight and twelve rowed Maine grown flint corn to applicants until supply runs out. Two ears per person to plant and provide data, then ten best ears with data by October 20 1918. Part of the corn goes to the New England corn exposition in Worcester Massachusetts in November with prizes for the grower. corn returns to exhibit during farmers week 1911. To obtain, write George E Simmons superintendent of extension work University of Maine Orono Maine.
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Department of Agricultural Extension
University of Maine
Maine
Worcester
Mass
George E. Simmons
Orono
Strawberry Culpeper Garden Advice from Kate V Saint-Maur
Kate V Saint-Maur advises planting strawberries like asparagus as soon as settled in a country home. She favors Marshalls Glen Mary and Gandy varieties for a home garden and notes southern slopes with light but not sandy soil help early yields. She describes shading pears to protect late varieties and shares experience of soil lightening to advance crops by five to ten days.
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Kate V. Saint-Maur
Home Garden
New New York
Flora's day observed at Bodwell Grange session
Bodwell Grange of Small Point hosts Sagada hoc Pomona Grange on June 20 with a water trip adding to the day. Bowdoinham growers plan 27 acres of potatoes and a large cauliflower crop while John Beals expands Bowdoinham orchards with 1 000 trees on a river-side farm. Rhubarb and green currants are plentiful as the Maine Department of Agriculture issues a dairy products bulletin. A spray car will demonstrate orchard sprayers to help fruit growers join the better fruit movement.
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Bodwell Grange
Small Point
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
Flora
Bodwell
John A. Beals
Brunswick
Bowdoinham Orchards
Bowdoinham
Spraying Orchards Aids Fruit Growers In Maine Event
The Modern Farming Special at the Maine Agricultural College will run June 9 to 25 under the University of Maine auspices. It will showcase several spray outfits including barrel, power, geared sprocket and gasoline engine types. Demonstrations reveal construction and operation and answer growers questions about which type suits their orchards.
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Maine Cetiivat Rabid
Otha University of Maine
Local Notes and Social Updates from Dhoow Doen
Miss Suan Webber is at home. Mrs Hulda Tarr is improving from illness. Frank Harding and George Roberts of Lisbon Falls were in town Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Call of Bowe doinham visited. Herbert Cornish sold his colt. Many sick horses affect farming. Fred Roberts hauling hay to Lewiston. Grace Roberts cannot attend school due to illness. Mr and Mrs Frank Thompson of Webster visited Mrs George Allen and family.
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Hulda Tarr
Frank Harding
George Roberts
Lisbon Falls
Fred Call
Bowedoinham
Herbert Cornish
Fred Roberts
Grace
Hiness
Frank Thompson
Webster
Dromore Grange Meeting Notice for May 31
Program details for Dromore Grange Tuesday evening include readings by Mrs Martha Rogers Phang ohy Lizzie Minott and recitation plus a Grange reading by Mrs George Leach. Members must submit questions, discussion topics on profitable crops for the year potatoes or bens. Rural sale listed.
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Dromore Grange
Martha Rogers Phang
Lizzie Minott
Mirsiv
Grange Reading
George Leach
Bens Bee Campbell
Aif
D' Prow
Merry
Delicately Formed Laxative Promoted for Women
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle safe laxative suitable for maidens wives and mothers at all life stages. It stresses pleasant taste mild stomach toning and effective cleansing with the California Fig Syrup Co brand name on genuine bottles priced at fifty cents.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Guardianship accounting order in probate court
An order directs the guardianship accounting in the county probate court. The guardianship action requires notice to all interested persons and a hearing on the first Tuesday of June, with the judge James and Lowell presiding and Sane W. Longley as clerk.
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J. F. Butler
Elm Street
John R. Knowlton
Office
Centre Street
William J. Obrien Sagadahoc
A. PD
Samuel C. Lord
Arabella M. Lord
Path
Crau
Vongley
Texas “Farm
Greene
Progressive
Mother Gray
Pruggists
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
Mail Department
Fidelity Coast Company
Monument SQ
Exchange ST
Portland
Strawberry Culpeper
Fletcher
Castoria
Parm
A. F. Reeve
Bowdeinham
Maine Department of Agriculture
Buletitn
Dhoow Doen
Suan Webber
Lewiston
Dromore Giange
Reuben Purington
Hox
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