Farm Advertisement Prompt for Local Buy and Sell
A concise notice invites readers to place a small agricultural ad offering farm purchases. It positions the classified space as a quick way to connect buyers with sellers seeking farmland options.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1917
Page
4
A concise notice invites readers to place a small agricultural ad offering farm purchases. It positions the classified space as a quick way to connect buyers with sellers seeking farmland options.
Bowdoinham reports Christmas gift drives for Mademoiselle Miss at a frontline French hospital and a Bath sugar shortage prompting conservation. It notes local visits, club events, theater trips, and a large pacer Marwell Star’s death at 35, with community notices and the Red Cross and Ladies Aid plans for November 21.
Bath City Collector Merrill announces an aggressive drive to collect delinquent poll taxes. Beginning next week he will pursue all legal steps to enforce settlements, urging nonpaying residents to settle now to avoid arrest and added costs.
Mrs. Colby was severely injured Saturday night when a bicycle without lights struck her on Night Street near the Ledyard homestead. The rider fled after an attempted restraint by Mr. Colby. a warrant was issued and the driver was towed to the Marshall's office. Dr C A Peabody treated Mrs Colby for the injuries.
At the close of the October Sales Contest the seven competitors finished with distant placements as the winner led the field.
The notice promotes LIVE WIRE WORK with a fine prize awaiting the leader at month end. Next week a list of workers will be presented so readers may save coupons for favorites and aid by purchasing cards or booklets redeemable for merchandise.
Subscribers were informed of a new federal revenue tax taking effect this month on telephone charges. A five cent tax applies to any message or conversation totaling 15 cents or more, including overtime. The telephone company must collect the tax in addition to regular charges. The tax also covers messages with initial charges spanning 1 cent to 5 cents if the total reaches 15 cents or more.
Miss Lena Martin a Monographer at Bath Iron Works and Berry Ellis an Iron Works employee, both of Augusta, plan to marry in late November. They are from Augusta, with Miss Martin the daughter of Mr and Mrs Pranks and Mr Ellis the son of Mr and Mrs O P Ellis. Friends in Augusta extend warm wishes for the marriage.
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