The Bath Market Prices Healthfully Steady Amid Harvest Surge
Market report shows abundant produce with stable prices as farmers harvest crops. Potatoes shift between 50 to 60 cents per bushel, beets and turnips common at one cent per pound, cabbage one cent per pound, squash and pumpkins in light supply, celery at $1 per dozen bunches, and apples from 50 cents to $1 per bushel. dairy and meats vary with butter at 60 cents per pound and beef, veal, lamb, and poultry priced per standard weights. A grape juice recipe from Miss S. I. Bradin closes the item.
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Maine
Dogs Kill Sheep A Farm and Fireside Discussion
The article reports on dogs killing sheep, noting thousands avoid sheep farming. A cited case from Phippsboro shows twenty three sheep with seventeen dead or dying after dogs entered pasture. Owners fear loss and many abandon or restrict future flocks.
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Dess
Phippsbore
Funeral for Miss Bessie M Fairclough in Richmond
The funeral for Bessie M Fairclough who died in an auto crash near Hebron was held at her Pleasant Street home in Richmond. A Evans of Free Baptist Church officiated with remarks by Rev Charles A Hatch and Prof Sargent. She is survived by her father a brother and three sisters. burial at Bair cemetery.
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Bessie M. Fairclough
Hebron
Pleasant Street
Richmond
A. Evans
Free Baptist Church
Charles A. Hatch
Congregational Church
Prof
Sargent
West Bath Weekly Budget Highlights Local Happenings
Mrs James Greenleaf visits Winneganee and Saino with her father Charles Bates. West Bath notes travel, cottage life at Sabino, bridge closure, and local farming activity. A busy scene includes road work near State road, silo work, poultry and squash crops, plus community events and notices.
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James Greenleaf
Walter Perry
Winneganee
Charles Bates
Saino
Hebert E. Williams
Augusta
Mr. Williams
Sabino
H. Honnemort
Dedham
Mass
William J. Work
Ray Campbell
Brunswick
Mr. Campbell
Atwood's Medicine Free Sample Offer
A garbled notice advertises Atwood's Medicine offering a free sample and a large house price listing of 234 cents at all stores. It mentions Port land Tal and includes scattered names and phrases that are largely unreadable.
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Atwood
Free Advice to Sick Women by Lydia E Pinkham Co
A classified style note invites women to contact Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice. Letters are answered by women, kept private, and no testimonial is published without consent. The firm offers a free 20 page book by mail.
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Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
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