30 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1919
Page
1
Maine agricultural notes detail the Highmoor Farm sheep project begun in 1914 to test profitable wool and meat farming. Reported results show yearly losses then a $135 cash profit in the latest year, with wool prices rising and manure value offsetting some costs.
Fragmented price list shows eggs at six tenths per dozen and dairy items including butter per pound with unclear values. Cabbage hay and other items listed in broken OCR, details unreadable.
A call to national duty and world duty as democracy faces tyranny. The speaker urges every individual to act for liberty and justice, joining in Americas rescue of freedom and the fight to make the world safe for democracy. Each person must discover their part and contribute with thought, word or deed.
The Sans Souci Club celebrated its 24th anniversary at the Colonial with luncheon and card games. Mrs Palmer received a silver sandwich plate, and prizes went to Mrs Myra Rice for first and Mrs John Morse for second. Attendees included Mrs Morse, Mrs Cahill, Mrs Harriman, and others. A birthday cake with 24 candles was presented by Mrs Palmer to the Soldiers' Or.
Cock fighting remains the Dominican Republics national sport though waning. it may be prohibited by national gambling laws but is often licensed by municipalities for revenue. Bullfighting is allowed but rare with few attendees and no professional bullfighters.
Joseph H. O Neill of Dorchester Massachusetts formerly connected with the Fore River Works Quincy as part of the superintending naval constructor office re ends or transitions reported in local notices.
Reported Monday as chief clerk for duty in the office of the naval constructor at Bath Iron Works. Mr O Neill is to fill the vacancy created by the transfer of Clerk H E Williams to the office of the superintendent constructor at the Ford Motor Plant in Detroit Michigan.
A wartime notice urges economical dessert making using Nowe Such Mince Meat. It touts reduced waste via a paraffin lined package and notes the product expands to three times its package weight after moisture is added. The guide describes Nowe Such War Pie as a no top crust pie that saves flour and labor while supporting U.S. Food Administration directives.
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