Far Off Africa Feels Low Mood In Prices And Farmers Discouraged
Albert W. D. Attaya Bath man traveling in Africa for a rubber company reports widespread price declines hitting native producers. He outlines harsh economic impacts across colonies from Gold Coast to Fernando Poo, notes health hazards, and details travel through Bamako, Dakar, Lagos, Camerouns, and Spanish Guinea as he negotiates contracts and pursues big game hunting before returning to Europe and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. D. Attaya
Bath
Africa
New York
Attaya
Franklin Street
Georgetown University
Yale College
Santa Isabel
Fernando Poe
Africa- Atlantic
Tangiers
French Camerouns
Gold Coast
Senegal
Camerouns
Fernando Poo
Sudan
Bamako
Timbuctou
French Foreign Legion
Niger River
Gambia
Bathurst
Bugh
Tabor
Casamense
Zigincore
Portuguese Guinea
Bassao
Portugal
French Guinea
Conakry
Sierra Leone
Freetown
Liberia
Ivory Coast
France
Togo
Togoland
Dahomey
Nigeria
Lagos
Cameroons
Douala
Bata
Spanish Guinea
Spain
Congos
Belgian Congo
River Congo
Libreville
French Gabon
French Equatorial Africa
San Thome
French Congo
Leopardville
Kinchasa
Brazzaville
Bath Daily Times
West Coast
Cape
Union of South
Indian Ocean
Egypt
Nile
Arabia
Aden
Suez
Syria
Near East
Bagdad
Damascus
Beyrouth
Teheren
Persia
Europe
Greece
Turkey
Good Old America
Hartford Will Sustained By Probate Judge
Hosea O Harford a Bowdoin farmer who died May 20 1930 was found by Judge Walter S Glidden of Sagadahoc probate court to have had sufficient mind and memory to execute his 1926 will and 1927 codicil despite deafness and senile decline. Witnesses included attorney Charles A Knight and three physicians who supported capacity and the will’s natural disposition toward his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosea O. Harford
Bowdoinjam
Walter S. Glidden
Sagadahoc
Harford
John W
Richmond
Annie A. H. Locke
East Bridgewater
Mass
Glidden
Massachusetts
Richmont
Charles A. Knight
Mr. Knight
John
Cobb
Dr. Libby
Libby
Stilphen
Prosperity Bond Proposal Presented by Maine Labor Chief
Charles O Beals Maine Labor and Industry Commissioner urged a prosperity bond and federal building program to boost jobs and reduce unemployment. He said proceeds could fund federal construction, renovate federal buildings, and extend Maine’s public employment service to mobilize seasonal workers. He predicted New England will gain funds from federal action and state legislature support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Beals
Maine Department of Labor and Industry
New England Council
Washington
Congress
Maine Free Public Employment Service
Beals
Removal of Snow Costs in Maine Snow Plan
Maine faces higher snow removal bills as about 375 towns seek state aid this winter. Last season towns spent around $248,625 with $110,500 reimbursed by the state. If aid covers 50 percent up to $50 per mile and towns plow 14 foot wide lanes, totals depend on mileage and snowfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maintenance Department
State Highway Commission
Maine
Sagadahoc Pomona elects Clifford Gray master at annual meeting
Clifford Gray of Progressive Orange Richmond was elected master of Sagadahoc Pomona at a Wednesday meeting last week. The next meeting is set for December 31 with Merry Meeting to join as the current term of Leland Bees Flowers expires. The dining setup featured Kennebec Greenhouses decorations and a kitchen run by Mabel Brown with waitresses Beatrice Rand Hope Ward Lizzie Haley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Gray
Progressive Orange
Richmond
Sagadahoc Pomona
Pomona
Leland Bees
FP. M. Om
Kennebec
West Bath
Mabel Brown
Beatrice Rand
Hope Ward
Lizzie Haley
Daithy Olne
Dra Lemont
Ella Coombs
Bessie Snox
Ida
Minnie Waterman
Edna Higgins
Ida Rose
Total Registrations at Evening School
The notice reports total registrations at the evening school. It notes that the first applicants will be accepted, outlining enrollment priority and eligibility.
Fine Suspended for Woolwich Gun Carrying Case
Fred A. Soule of Woolwich, 22, was fined 28 dollars and costs 1435 dollars after pleading guilty to carrying a loaded gun in Woolwich. Deputy Game Warden Foes arrested him November 13. The court suspended the fine and kept the costs due to it being his first offense and the warden's recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Soule
Woolwich
Hsamos
Lincoln County
Jule Keegan
Bath boys take active role in annual state conference
Youth group from Bath joined about 35 attendees at the state boys conference in Bangor. Under supervisor Wile Perkins the event featured reports and sessions with several youths traveling from Bangor to participate before returning home Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Boys
Bangor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hartford
A I Stuart
W. Bath, Maine
Fine
Gunner
Duncan Farrell
Norton Makes Response
High Street
Mm Bohat
Beth
MCA
C. Perkins
Pacelli
Elmez L. Soetosa
AB Semiens
Tresse
Johnson Bros. Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!