Weary of waiting officials move Ida Paine fled
Ida Paine, 15, fled Shiloh weeks ago prompting her brother Ralph to also depart. The report lists other local events including Buffalo Bill retiring to Wyoming, a Maine suicide and accidents, a New Harbor church dedication, a Boston Bible drive, a Lewiston painter found dead, early ice deaths in Maine, a paroled prisoner request, a jail suicide, a Woodbury cutter stop of a power boat, and Calbraite Rodgers completing a cross country flight setting records en route to Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Paine
Shiloh
Ith
Ralph
William’ FE
Cody
Buffalo Bill
Wyoming
JS Sears
Henry W. Wiegin
South Thomaston
Sears
New Methodist
New Harbor
Lincoln County
Boston
Gideons
Tremont Temple
John Tierney
Lewiston
Maine
Charles Ireland
Wperley Carson
Tee
Lander Ireland
Ansel Carson
Athens
Clarence A. Bennett
Auurn
N. Y
Portland
Henry Freteau
Rumford Falls
Elliott
United States Revenue
Woodbury
Eastport
Paussamaquodds Bay
G. Flynn
Pasadena
Cal
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Sannay le
Bintt
Marhull
Kaynx
Harry Atwood Rodgers
Mwilenate
Atwood
Atchuni
The Cause of Colds and a Safe Cure
A pamphlet claims colds arise from sudden blockage of perspiration by temperature change. Early treatment advised with bed rest and warmth, plus a remedy called L. F. Atwood's medicine from the L. F. Medicine Co. Portland Maine. Sample requests offered.
Dollar coin eyed before spring by agriculture statisticians
Governor Plaisted says the state will be redistricted for the February special session to elect Congress members. He expects a short but busy session with members paid only $2, a small incentive to conclude work quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Plaisted
Congress
Maine Dairy Breeders Survey Focuses On Pure Bred Impact
Secretary R W Redman surveys Maine dairy conditions by mailing a circular to 600 interested men. Questions cover breeds Ayrshire Jersey Guernsey Holstein Dutch Belted French Canadian and Brown Swiss definitions of pure bred and grade breeding durations herd sizes and community influence on adopting pure bred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
R. W Redman
Maine Live Stock Breeders’ Association
Ayrshire
Jersey
Guernsey
Bath Fair Showcases Local Firms In Booth Parade
The Bath exhibit hall features D. T. Percy & Sons under William A. Fall with a green and white dining room booth and ornate china set. A. D. Stetson & Son present a red and white library display, while James K. MelLairn runs a red glass booth. Other displays include Torrey Roller Bushing Works Kennebec engines, Clarence Pratt candy wheel, Fuller & Cavanaugh sodas, Bath Light & Power gas heaters, Bias McNally Pratt kitchen items, Bangor cane rack, John J. Desmond clothing, and Ewett & Co booth management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Percy & Sons
William A. Fall
Percy
Cvrent
A.D. Stetson & Son
James KE
MelLairn
Walter
McLairn
Bath
Torrey Roller
Clarence Pratt
Fuller & Cavanaugh
Brunswick
Bath and Brunswick Light & Power Company
Local Exhibits Spotlight Homestead Candy and Music Firms
The Harpers display pure food confections while the F C Tibbetts company of Portland promotes flavoring extracts. William Mann of Bath showcases baker goods and gives away free loaves. Henry and Lindeman Piano Co exhibit well, Mikelsky Music Store draws crowds. Hoopla entertainment centers near the stage with skillful throws over chocolate boxes drawing spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers 'S Company
F.C. Tibbetts Company
Portland
William Mann
Bath
Henry & 8. G. Lindeman Piano Company
Mikelsky Musie
Board decides on cider vinegar labeling and pomace use
Dr. H W Wiley chairman of the Board of Food and Drug Inspection states there is no objection to repressing apple pomace without water as long as it does not heat or decompose. He adds that vinegar made from dried apples chopped skins and cores is not cider vinegar and must be labeled to show its source and if water is added to cider vinegar the label must reveal this fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Wiley
Board of Food and Drug Inspection
Washington
Rochester
N. Y
Dr. Wiley
Real estate transfers recorded by Register of Deeds week
Transfer notices show James H. Wilson to William B. Kendall in Bowdoinham. Annie C. Cunningham to Maine Feldspar Co. in Georgetown. Sarah E. Rogers et al to Elwell S. Crosby in Bath. Carrie L. Mason to Reed & Davis in Georgetown. Giuseppe Cuilla to Harriet Howland in Topsham. Alonzo A. Durgan to Joseph Curtis in Bowdoinham. Martha Owen to Mary A. McCormick in Bath. Minot Williams to Clarence K. Carville in Bowdoin. Benjamin R. Flanders to W. E. Brown in Richmond. An unrelated medical advertisement warns against mercury in catarrh cures and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds Purington
James H. Wilson
William B. Kendall
Bowdoinham
Annie C. Cunningham
Maine Feldspar Co
Georgetown
Sarah E. Rogers
Et Als
Elwell S. Crosby
Bath
Carrie L. Mason
Reed & Davis
Guisseppe Cuilla
Harriet Howland
Topsham
Alonzo A. Durgan
Joseph Curtis
Bowdeinham
Martha Owen
Mary A. McCormick
Minot Williams
Clarence KE. Carville
Bowdoin
Benjamin R. Flanders
W. E. Brown
Richmond
Turf Farm and Home Joins Maine State Press
The Turf Farm and Home weekly from Fairfield becomes part of the Maine State Press, Portland. The notice promotes products for digestion and bowel relief including Burdock Blood Bitters, Rexsulets, Dean's Regulets, and Dean's Ointment with prices and usage hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield End
New England
Maine State Press
Portland Publishing Company
Dean
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Sloan
Astrony G
Hiven
Oakland
A. J. McCartuny
Idaville
Ind
DAIRY
Carter
McNally & Pratt
Bangor
John J. Desmond Company
Kuppenheimer
Millard Transon
JL. B. Ewett & Co
Sam
Ples
JW. McGure
Winistoy
Son, Bath
Glenwood
Hall
FP. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Chaney & Co
Thomas
Johnson
LS. Johnson & CO
Mase
Parsons
Pills
Irge
Nap
Rayo
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Fidelity
California
Rim
Fidelityehteast Co
Monument Square
Exchange Street
Portland, Maine
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