The Apple Crop and Maine Orchard Practices Highlight Local News
The article discusses the role of the local newspaper in presenting community events and the apple crop in Maine. It notes the decline in crop yields, the improved orchard practices, and marketing improvements increasing prices for quality fruit. It emphasizes how local papers serve town residents with decency and timely news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitre
Serprisa
Noy
Teidasl
Aim Sear
Putdistier
Anetanl
Tas
Mies
Cauaarins
Saltosa
Elocal
Sansu
Esaries
Apple sales boost farm incomes in Maine orchards
The text notes farmers sell thousands of bushels of Maine apples to save labor and expenses, with packing and shipping enabling modest profits that go into farmers’ bank accounts. It emphasizes farmers could raise quality fruit if they improve packing and shipment practices.
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Maine
Takoe J
Forests Regulate Stream Flow and Climate Effects
Raphael Zou of the United States Forest Service emphasizes forests as key regulators of streamflow and as climate stabilizers. The work details how forested watersheds reduce erosion, control runoff, and maintain year round flows, citing a Department of the Interior study and the need for forest protection to prevent floods and soil loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael Zou
Forest Neperment Statien
United States
Desir - Wen
Crane
Howe
Tvelieh
Thomsh
Vache O
Stresunfion
Studi
Sporus
Te Neengl
Commission
Congress
of Information
Department of
Ashentrere
Wee Diesten
Recent Real Estate Transfers Listed Across Multiple Properties
A dated notice lists numerous property transfers including Bath, Dyer to Brown, and Edward W. Dlr. Gieay FL Wright, with several entries showing individuals such as Adeline Daites, Malcolm Dyer, and Hattie Boncker among others. The document records conveyances between named parties and local parcels, reflecting a broad set of transfers without detailed sale prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bath Mirage
Adeline Daites
Miesner T. HM
Tleowie Michaud
Jehn
Rines
Malcolm
Dyer
Jenaie Brown
Daisy Ff
Roel
Lisgie
Bo Cunmer
Edward AW
Gieay FL Wright
Candie
Tinie Lowdornhain
Chiades
Sindh
Vaniken
Willian
Saath
White
Cate
Warren
Corretal Leytia Teeth
Pyne
Daudi
Popstumu
Barvenna Tl
Charies le Doushis
Delo
Dhivward
Peter d. Thoyt
Cheris FL Wilson
Hattie
Boncker Pejiepseot Taner Co
Albert J. Treteher
Funeral for Mrs Pinkham Held in Dresden
Mrs Ernest Pinkham of Dresden formerly Bath died Wednesday after a long illness at PanJucton Memorial hospital in Basté. Survived by four daughters and two sons, with service conducted by Mrs Robinson of Richmond. Burial in Dresden as Mrs J F Sawyer and Miss Annie Riggs travel to Baston.
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Ernest Pinkham
Dresden
Bath
Robinson
Richmond
Pinkber
Bach
Panjucton Menmorint Hospital
Baste
Pinkham
City chatter sparks pleas for help locating Morgan kin
The Independent reports an appeal from Mrs. Mary Tierney Morgan of Addison Road Heaton Newcastle on Tyne seeking help to locate relatives believed to be in Bath shipyard district. She cites brothers James Heaney Ward Deaney and others missing since the war, with faded notes and a plea for communal aid.
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the Independent
Lies
Mary Tierney Morgan
Addison Road
Heaton
Newcastle
Tyne
Enelaid
Aissistaneer
Simeod Heaney
Bath
Jhimesx Heaney
Maryeles
Morgan
Ward Deaney
Wot
Marsan
Construction delays endanger city street project details unclear
Fragmented text describes a work crew on a State plan near a street. mentions delays and potential site issues. No clear dates or entities are readable.
Weather report fragment with garbled text
Fragmentary weather note mentions Sao, Peak, degrees, and roadsides. Text is heavily garbled with unclear dates, places, and measurements, making specifics hard to extract or summarize reliably.
Unclear OCR Fragment From Unknown Local Story
Fragmentary text describes flooded areas during a Sunday, water on Ardrecogein, reports of river drift past highways, and buildings or houses surrounded by sand with people reacting as a heavy incident unfolds.
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Carl
Passawe
Sama
Aden
Ex Governor Plans Months Abroad Visiting Several Countries
Former Governor DPercival P L Baxter will depart for an extended overseas trip, visiting Russia, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary, Austria, and other European locales over the coming months. Friends in Taith and nearby areas extend well wishes for a safe and enjoyable journey.
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Baxter
Russia
Palearie
Varhes
Austria
Gerwey
Great Traveler
Utis
Isia
Incomplete OCR Item on Local Property Sale
An OCR fragment describes a property on Vine Street near Washington and Maine Central track. The text mentions Mr and Mrs Alonzo Morse, a purchase by Ralphs Leeward and a path crossing Vine Street toward a cave building area, with reference to ten lots and a beer seller.
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Vine
Alonzo Morse
Nasheen Mevine
Ralphs Leeward
Vine Steret
Washington
de Cave
Maine Central
Vearvetis
Sake Beers
Frenec Lal
Shipping Cedars From Bowdoin College Incident
AShoddy OCR fragment reports Sheriff Trendersen receiving a large cedar order to New York. It mentions Bowdoin College and a son peeling and shipping trees, with unclear lines about Maine and states. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details.
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Bowdoin Collere
Trendersen
New York
Bowdoin
Maine
Maine Potato Empire Featured in Railford Ad
The Independent prints a Maine potato campaign from Railford Central Station, claiming Maine supplies all dining cars and railroad restaurants. It boasts 140,000 acres of potato production and insists only Maine potatoes are served, though exact statistics are unclear.
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Maive Central Station
Gene Thebeau
Independent
New York
New Phaven & Charf Ord
Maine
New York City
Goethe
Flooded WAINE building disrupts Midwe sixposition meeting
A flooded WAINE building near Schuedield, Massant disrupts the Midwe sixposition meeting as water pours into the Bording area. Officials including Commissioner Warehbern and Gilbert plan to inspect the site while Patrick Gillin prepares for his election visit.
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Barghand
Schuedield
Massant
Brant Washburs
Midwe
Jase Shew
Warehbern
Gilber
M. Leland
Bas Tecenrenden
Mare
Gene Loousell
Probate Court in Bath Hears Numerous Estate Matters
Second November probate session led by Judge Glidden with many wills probated and administrations granted. Executrices named for Gardner, Whitney, Walker Durington. estates of Pratt, Snow, Th Bates, and others assigned administrators or executors without bonds. Accounts filed and agents appointed for several Bath and Georgetown estates.
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Glidden
Wuat
George Mo Gardner
Bath
Stin Mo Robbins
Susan Cl Hingan Kite
Georgetown
Thomas M. Tagen
Edward J. Whitney
Topsham
Margaret W. Haley
Elizabeth Walker Durington
Walter MM
Williams
Charles Thates
West Bath
Wilton G. Taeies
Predvick A Simpson
Traftford
Conn
Fianes
Simpson
Caroline Snow Latte
Ardur J. Snow
Catherine Pratt
Woolwich
Carleton KE
Trotho
Lula FE
Brace
Elizabeth Oliver
Susien Ty Pettingill
James W. Coombs
Vive Fay C. Phot
al Chari C. Low
Blanche L. Metcalf
Ith National Tanks
Treresa Moses Inte
Baths
George DP Keith
Frwin S
Pura Ory
Clolotte SS. Prier
Topshall
Edward W. Bridgham
Hirram
Augusta M. Coombs
William 7
Coombs
Bite
Norman KE
Curtis
Martin Mc Gruener
Lowdein
Wilk
Bdward
J. Whitney Tate
Jennie DB
Snow
Elizebeth
Puringtom Lite
RM LL
Aldview Witness
Charles Th Bates Tate
West Bark
Joseph Mc Prait Withers
Lo Metealf Tete
Charles
Celia FE
Lincoln
Joseph M. Trott
Joseph E. Sewall
Funeral for Mrs. Kate Marks Held at Local Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Kate Marks wife of Thomas W. Marks died Tuesday. Rev. Atty Pal conducted the ceremony at the Washington Street home. Pallbearers Harry Richardson Frank Wakefeld Arthur Stilphen and Daniel Williams. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Marks
Thomas WL Marks
Sandss
Feck
Washington Street
Aibles
Armistice Day Exercises Planned by Legion at Winter Street Church
The American Legion post led by Ralph Wright and Eugene Desmond plans Armistice Day activities at Winter Street Church Friday afternoon. The program includes a prayer by Belwin Prodwell and a keynote address by Maine State Representative Ton Burbo Martin, with presiding officer Miyver Charites Hal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wright
Eugene Desmond
Worry Halk
Roland T. Smith Post
American Legion
Navenheat
Winter Street
Atew
Belwin Dprodwe Dbaedtin
Pester
Cehuren
Miyver Chartes Hal
Ton
Burbo Martin
Maine
Pred Choy
Robert B. Hateh
Sanford Nichelsna
Alan Rasa
Carl Abbe
Ained Speier
Marta
Two Bath Women Safe in Flooded Region
Report from Newport County describes Mrs. Soy Abbot of BG Rese street and Miss Zephie PD Abbot surviving a Friday flood event. Residents in Bath and nearby streets faced disrupted service and communication limits as authorities worked to restore lines and assess damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soy DT
Mises Zephie PD
Evaneetist-Prenelion
Newport Conte
Alles Rint Eierson
Bath
Spoupe Street
Vie Sg
Alose
Adio
Beth Frei
Yeas
Miss Eiverson
Abe Prook Finearsen
Court to Rule on Nov 15 in Bath District Incident
Case involving Mae Wel Me Steel of Portland formerly Bath, whose coupe damaged a street near High and Oak. Witnesses include Millard F. B. Dunton, Beatrice Stevens, and Mrs. W. O. Gibbens. decision reserved until November.
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Cewrn
Toy Municipal
Mae Wel Me Steel
Poethond
Bath
Tigh
Oak Street
Millard FB. Dunton
Porihind
al Oa
Beatrice Stevens
Tedford Street
Owas
Aid Mars
Sitenmn
W. O. Gibbens
Portland
Dadee Neegan
Util Noy
Brown Fined in Automobile Case
After an accident at Peterson's Hill last Friday near midnight, William Drown a Kennebec bridge employee and Nash car driver in collision with a brick sedan driven by Mrs Aldon Gr Smith was fined for reckless driving and for driving without a license plus court costs.
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Peterson’s Hill
William Drown
Kennebec Bridge
Nash
Aldon Gr. Smith
Bridge Finished by Saturday Open Likely Soon
The article notes the bridge work completion at 100 percent and suggests it may be opened to highway traffic with minimal delay. Officials discuss steps to hasten state procedures for toll reversal and opening the vehicular deck. A separate parish note records Sterling Bible class of Corliss Street Church meeting with 22 in attendance and hostesses named for next month.
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State Ltd
Ate
Ihorns
Phen
Jockson
Sterling Bibie
Corliss Stree
Mars
Pearl Campbell
John UP. Palmer
Wilkeed Oliver
Page
Frank Bowker
CG. Tierbert Weeble
Ida Purington
Charles Hartingoon
Sadie Coombs
Crossword puzzle clues mixed in a single historical page
A large list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues covers inner bark for five letters, types of wine, provincial names, prefixes, wings of elm, continent abbreviations, holding out, showers, pronouns, atomizers, pointers, Greek queen, Ionic abbreviation, imitate, musical note, comparative terms, U S state abbreviations, piling, wide-mouthed pitchers, guard dogs, embankments, compass points, trying, in form, feminine noun endings, strings on sticks, poetical silver, magazine name, ad forms, image, prefixes against, mother, whip stroke, quick taps, Germanic race members, and more, with many scattered entries and cont. prompts across both directions.
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N. E
India
State of
U. S
Rotary Speaker Col Gardiner Praises Franco Visit and Memorial Tribute
Rotary talk by Col Gardiner lauds the Paris parade as among the greatest foreign pageants and honors Amer icans buried in France. He notes Franco American gratitude and recovery after war while praising French resilience and progress. The Bath Rotary club plans Ladies Night and a combined noon event with a dance and entertainment program at Dorel Pine nix with supper and bridge. Superintendent Wilson addressed in Be half of the American Methodist Week program and Rotary members from Lewiston and nearby clubs attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Paris
France
Gardiner
Germany
Ieee
Bath Rotary Club
Dorel Pine + nix
Phillipe
Shorey
Wilson Biy
Morse Dpmigh
Elt
Asaliester
Lewisten- Auer
Vhs
Manger
Mreeman A
Redress Sought Over Dog Loss and Council Inquiry
Warden Aines reports a dog shot across the river, with the case spurring a three member committee of Vernal V. Chase BLOB Whittemore and Sam Velanger to investigate the shooting. Local residents Mrs Frank Oliver and others visit hosts on a day of social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aines
Woolwiel
Reds
Gun
Eli B
Red
Eli
Vernal V. Chase
Blob
Whittemore
Sam Velanger
Dow
Guy
Ship cargo and structure damage from high tides and gale force winds
A gale caused a 60 ton feldspar cargo to shift and flood the lighter, flooding the cabin as water rushed in. The cargo was brought to the wharf by Capt. Howard Carter and loaded for Goldise Pros Co. The extreme tide lifted the lighter, the deck rail held, and a roof section was ripped free, creating a large hole in the lumber shed as onlookers watched in astonishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursda
Howard Carter
Goldise Pros. Co
Tfiarray T. Pasemere Co
Shedeo
Gar Iace
TY Sheq
Telephone crews battle wind damage on lines
New England Telephone Company workers labored to restore storm damaged lines in Sebeonet Teo Vito area. Crews focused on the main suburban lines during the morning, with some time spent repairing Popiam line until mid afternoon. The effort kept most services inching along despite heavy outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebeonet Teo Vito
Smd
Roasegey
Pelvenness
Revel
Foedtines Popiam
Mary Tee Alemd
Fee
Society Wedding at Grace Church in New England Circle
A society wedding at Grace Church follows a New York City backdrop with the couple, now Mrs. Dradeen, planning residence in New York after a wedding trip to the Sorath. Numerous out of town guests from Boston, Springfield, Essex, Augusta, Greenville, Hartford, Swampscott, and beyond attend, including judges, ministers, and civic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
National Zetail
Sorath
Dradeen
New York
Robert Bradecu
Essex
Chou
Wil Mes
Charles I Davis
Boson
Mix
Adelaide Boynton
Melrose Eligalaneds
Louise Bates
Springfield
Mass
A. 2. Sturtevant
Milton Kimball
Augusta
Charles Shaw
A. Bisdeen
Greenville
Tieisas Coulter
Bert Chandler
Eanex
Conn
Jack Myers
BB. T. Haw
Katherine Mayers
Boston
Darrout Nichols
Delmont
Langdon "Mhaxter
Canbridge
Samuel Williams
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Publisheu
the Times Company
F. B. Nichols
Front Street
Bath, Maine
Maline
THE
J. EF
Sawyer
Annie Riggs
Baston
Samay
Gary Road
Cath
Sao
Rumford
Shipping Cedars
Railford
WAINE
Saatth
Siste
Camiuicher
Patrick Gillinhoop
Legion
Winter Street Church
Brown
Dio
Aesame
Kacy
Pirie
Irie
NTT
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Mercury
America
Malden
Joe
Pey
the International Syndicate
Rotary Speaker
Col. Gardiner
Frank Oliver
Pophinm Benes
John ©. Wright
Midsind Avenue
Oliver
Mas. Des Chiyse
Concord
NS. Ti
Miro Mes
Clarence Ladki
Arline
Carleen Newcombe
Newburyvnort
Thurson
Mors. Lakin’s
Geo Hl. Cooubs
Cherry Street
NEW England Telephone CO
Grace Church
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