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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1911
Page
5
The L. F. Medicine Co. of Portland Maine offers five free Portland postal cards to any address. Send a yellow outside wrapper from a bottle of L. F. Atwood’s Medicine or Bitters to receive the cards by mail promptly.
An old ad touts a Manhattan hotel located near Grand Central and Penn Station with easy access to the theatre district. It promises detached baths, reasonable rates, and directs readers to reach the hotel via Broadway routes, Columbus Circle, or 66th Street by L train, with a brief note on subway and bus connections.
Lemma McIntosh of Richmond asks probate licensure to sell common land and buildings in Richmond for wards Mary and Charles McIntosh. Notice to interested persons to appear at Bath court on first Tuesday of November 1931 to show cause for or against the sale.
Readers report steady but modest influx of farm produce with little price change from prior issue. Poultry, butter, potatoes, apples, squash, cabbage, onions, celery, tomatoes, quinces, beef, lamb, veal, and hay show varied but stable values. shipments center within county, some items missing or scarce.
State Horticulturist Albert K. Gardner argues Maine can rival western apple regions with scientific methods and better packing. He urges No 1 fruit for markets, usage of No 2 and below for canning, and rapid orchard expansion with shared investment.
The Maine Sheep Association held its fall meeting Thursday at Kendall farm Bowdoinham hosted by William B Kendall and Edward P Kendall. President Gifford of the Maine Sheep Breeders association spoke and members reviewed flock care methods and the potential profits of sheep raising in New England with remarks on farm rejuvenation and economic feeding practices.
The ad extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood building and nerve strengthener, citing Mrs. Joy of Ellenworth Falls Maine who improved after a year of illness. It claims the pills cure anemia chlorosis and after effects of grip and fever and mentions price and availability from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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