Probate notices list executors heirs in Maine
State of Maine. To the Judge of Probate in Sagadahoc County. William Henney of Topsham petitions as administrator of Henrietta Hunter late of Topsham intestate. The petition asks for letters of administration and payment of debts and expenses. The order directs three weeks publication in Bath Independent and a probate hearing on November 5, 3912.
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County of Light
Creorae ‘ Webber
Auburn
Androseouain
Ie Toa
Joseph & Hlateb
Ivteo
Richimond
Singedehoe
Tlatel
Richmond
Wester
Isa
Petra
William
Roandall
Mimi
Naveeorth
Ana
Nivbearig
Forrest Saptendor
Ata
Sudd
Sabibee
Suiel
Newenimier
Maint Sagadahoc
Bath
Oand
Bath Independent
Path
Neurembuer
A. Pitude
James Slowell
Cyrus W. Longley
James S. Lowelie
Pudge
Register
Sagadaline
Edward W
Pearsens
Gertrude Powhey
Viandhaven
Meg
Margaret Ruscott
Worcester
Miss
Ralio Neclilsraney
Soart Deel
Edith Ad
Beth da
Paley
James S. Lowell
Pirobate
Seapets
William Hen Hesey
Topshiom
Henridettadhinter
Topshem
Sada
Sid Henriett Punter
Rendo
Topsteun
Hook
Morin
Ohare Ioan Ee Geel
Bane
Ctharhes
Jacknss
Setiel
Vopstiun
William Hennesey Sten
Orcharding in Maine Aims to Boost NY State Vision
Maine Department bulletin by Albert Gardiner and Hl Swetts discusses the rise of commercial apple growing. It notes potential profits from well managed orchards, warns against overvaluation of western cases, and cites factors like winter kill and canker, need for better cultivation and cooperation, and limited capital behind many orchards. It mentions renewed activity with young trees and market dynamics.
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Maine Department of Agriculture
Albert I. Gardiner
Hl. P. Swetts
Maine
Hood River
West
Andi
United States
Inyo
Tuan
Tim Westal
Barhground
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cited As Cure For Nervous Prostration
Miss Minerva Reminger of Upper Bern, Pa, reports years of nervous prostration and poor diet until Hood's Sarsaparilla improved her condition. She claims immediate strength gain and full recovery, attributing it to purified rich blood. The ad urges trying Hood's Sarsaparilla in liquid or Sars Tabs form.
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Minerva Reminger
Upper
Bern
Hood
Highway Work Needs Trained Road Engineers
The article argues for trained highway engineers with technical knowledge of road materials and construction. It notes the lack of qualified personnel to direct vast road expenditures, especially in the south and west, and suggests the University of Maine establish a course to fill this field, urging serious consideration by Maclults.
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Amacadam
University of Maine
Maciults
Lighthouse men accused of selling short lobsters in Casco Bay
Lobster fishermen accuse lighthouse bureau workers in Casco Bay of selling short lobsters to other fishermen. No arrests yet though one man was fined previously for illegal lobsters. Commissioner Donahue protested to Washington and wardens were urged to stop the practice. The column also notes an orchardist’s method to keep apples fresh through winter using a rollaway and cellar ventilation. Farmers report crops, including vegetables and apples, as fair overall.
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Casco Bay
Portland
James Donahue
Washington
Five parties to appear on state ballot in November election
The official ballot will list Republican Democratic Socialist Prohibitionist and Progressive in that order. In 1909 voters saw five parties and electors, with Independence ticket led by Hisgen and Graves receiving about 700 votes. Prohibitionists shift from third to fourth in 1912 with Socialists. The Progressive party holds the same position as Independence in 1908.
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Independence Party
Hisgen and Graves
Prohibitionists
Progressive Party
Woolwich News Notes Local Charities and Sermons
John Savage active with his sewing machine aiding lonely women and a few men. Fred I Walker of Brunswick reports all sewing machines in good running order. Rev Barrows confined by apoplexy. Rev O W Folsom delivers sermon The Seen and Unseen World to Bath area followers. Next Sunday he speaks in Nequasset on a world travel sermon about the Fiji Islands and inhabitants. The Hanson family of Bath visit. Mrs Buck and children return to Boston. Miss Buck heads to California for hospital work. Frank Wead returns from the East seeking dairy cattle.
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John Savage
Fred I. Walker
Brunswick
Mr. Barrows
O. W. Folsom
Bath
Fign Islands
Wallace Hanson
Sune Day
Mrs Martha J. Rose Rests After Brief Illness
Mrs. Martha J. Rose aged about 84 died Monday at the family homestead on Marcia Street after a brief illness. Survived by husband John T. Rose two sons Henry Rose of West Bath and Charles Rose of this city one sister and one brother four grandchildren and many friends. Married December 2 1852 they lived in this city and she was a long time member of North Street Baptist Church. Funeral today at 19 a.m. from 28 Marcia Street.
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Martha J. Rose
John T. Rose
Marcia St
Rose
Freeport
Isaac Griffin
Henry Rose
West Bath
Charles Rose
Lucy Griffin
George T. Griffin
Frank Rose
Lexington
Mass
Ernest E
Fred J
Martha F. Rose
A Tonic For Girls Promises Health From Pink Pills
Claims that Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People rebuild blood and cure tiredness among girls and women. Includes testimonial from Mrs John Brandon of Harbor Beach Michigan about relief from fatigue headaches and weight loss after taking the pills. Also notes free booklets and pricing of 50 cents per box or six for two dollars fifty from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Williams
John Brandon
Harbor Beach
Mich
Dr. Williams
Bay Point Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Bay Point residents welcomed visitors from Maine and Massachusetts. Andrew Percy hosted relatives at the Point while Fred A. Rearce of Winthrop joined cousins H. O. Stinson at Gray Rocks for a weekend. Stacey Moore from Lewiston and Herman Spinney’s Bath outing were noted. Mrs. Edgar Drake at Clark's Point shows slow improvement under Dr. Williams care.
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Fred A. Rearce
Winthrop, Maine
H. O. Stinson
Gray Rocks
Edgar Drake
Clark’s Point
Williams
Smith
Sagadahoc Farm
Barge Newcastle Reaches Phippsburg for Lynn Box Boards
The barge Newcastle arrives at Phippsburg to load box boards destined for Lynn via the Littlefield Moulton mill at Dromore. Fox eet Moulton of the firm is in Bath this week attending the Carnival.
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Newcastle
Phippsburg
Lynn
Littlefield
Moulton
Dromore
Fox Eet Moulton
Bath
Night watchman and day shift duty in Alameda assignment
George Thistle serves as night watchman at the Alameda while William Chapman works daytime shifts and handles tickets.
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George Thistle
Alameda
William Chapman
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