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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1910

Page

5

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Cure

A letter from Emma M. in Milwaukee reports recovering from female trouble and back pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts cures for tumors and obstinate women's ailments, urging others to try the remedy before surgery and noting Mrs Pinkham offers free advice.

Milwaukee Wis Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Enkham Emma Imse Iwaukee Thenkham Medicine Company of Iron Ydia E. Pinkham Rs. Pinkham Lynn Mass

Upward Tendency in Produce Prices In October Market

Independent readers hear farm and grange notes on October weather and markets. Eggs bring 32 to 33 cents. potatoes rise to 45 50 cents and may reach 60 cents a bushel. Apples mostly poor but best price up to 14 per bushel. cranberries plentiful on marshes. onions good at 90 cents a bushel. Butter strong at 2 cents a pound. beef scarce. lamb in demand. chickens 20 22 cents a pound. hay quoted at 15 16 dollars per ton.

Kennebec Fruit Company Independent Oregon Our Winneganee Sagadahoc Dairies

Farm Notes Highlight Maine Orchard and Crop Yields

Norway orchardists report g000 apples with Earl Barker's 200 young trees and about 400 barrels of fruit. Arthur Herrick sold 10 barrels for $50 after bark removal boosted returns. Bangor potato pickers complain of low wages as farmers hold for higher prices, with futures seen at $2 before spring. W T Guptill of Topsham posts large crops including 65 tons of hops and 2700 bushels of potatoes, plus heavy squash and cabbage shipments. W F Dunton of Bath earns 55 prize wins across nearby fairs with Holsteins.

Norway Oxford County Earl Barker Arthur Herrick Bangor Aroostook W. T. Guptill Topsham Guptill W. F. Dunton Bath Waterville Lewiston Dunton

Merrymeeting Grange Meeting Recalls Labor Strike Discussion

Merrymeeting Grange met October 21 with 45 members present. An evening program featured music, a paper on the Bowdoinham Gazette, and a debate on whether the England labor strike and Manchester mill closures reflect unions’ rights.

Merrymeeting Grange Newton Berry Susie Malon the Bowdoinham Giazette Grange EF. J. Nichols Small Temple Brothers Nichols Cowles England Manchester Brother Robinson Bunsby Bertha Brown Hateh Jack and Cannon

Revival of Farming in New England Gains Urgency

President Vail of the American Telephone Co. argues for a near term revival of New England agriculture. He notes a shift of westward production and rising urban demand, predicting 15 to 90 percent meat consumption in Boston could come from regional farms within about a decade. He urges young New Englanders to stay on the land and build wealth anew.

Vail American Telephone Co New England United States West Great Prairie States Canada Middle West trans-Mississippi West East New

Maine to Exhibit Strong at National Corn Expo in Columbus

Maine plans a large creditable display of farm produce at the National Corn Exposition in Columbus Ohio January 30 to February 11. The Maine exhibit will be near the main entrance and reinforced by samples from the New England Show and Maine College of Agriculture. The Maine Central Railroad will transport the exhibit from Orono to Columbus and return.

Maine Columbus Ohio New England Worcester New England Association Maine College of Agriculture Industrial Department Maine Central Railroad Orenmo

Maine supports state exhibit for national corn show

Railroads will transport all exhibit parts from across the state to Drono and bring a picker to select the best samples. The Seed Improvement Association aids with exhibits including corn wheat oats and other grains. Much credit goes to Prof Bell of the College of Agriculture for promoting Maine's participation.

Drono Seed Improvement Association Maine Prof Bell Faculty The College of Agriculture

Maine Livestock Breeders Plan Waterville Meeting

Maine farmers organize the Maine Livestock Breeders Association to promote better stock and cooperative work. A two day meeting is planned for November 5 and 6 in Waterville with officials from the U S Department of Agriculture and the University of Maine presenting reports and lectures.

Maine Watervile Board of Trade Citys Council George M. Rammel Division of Animal Husbandry U. S. Department of Agriculture Ranmmel University of Maine P. A. Campbell Leon 8. Merrill Bob. Russell R. W. Redman

Apple Growing Tips From Horticultural Meeting

E Cyrus Miller shared practical advice for farmers and new orchard owners. For neglected plantings, thin out trees, prune gradually, seal wounds, and apply annual manure. Regular spraying boosts value, while planting quality two year stock and careful land prep aids profitability.

E. Cyrus Miller

Progressive Grange Meeting Of The Season On October 21

About 40 members attended the Progressive Grange gathering. After business, the program included choir music, a piano solo by Vera Hartford, a humorous Topsham fair anecdote, and two membership applications. Five members received the first and second degrees. October is praised as an ideal month with pleasant outings.

Progressive Grange The Grange Mrs. Otto Vera Hartford Ward Merrifield Lancaster Topsham Fair

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