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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1915
Page
2
Private Chase proves himself as soldier material while Secretary Garrison defends Roosevelt era policy. Debate over a water plant sale to Bath district frames public interest, with the act mandating three Supreme Court appointed appraisers to set value and ensure fair public ownership versus private control.
A Maine paper comments on Germanys reasoning in wartime and critiques German actions in Belgium and the Atlantic. It denounces violations of neutrality, asserts the need for American rights, and warns against blocking naval crews and ships while urging preparedness and school reform debates.
The report by appraisers appointed by the Supreme Court assesses the value of the plant property and franchises of the Maine Water Co as Brunswick and Topsham Water District is formed. It will be of special interest for stakeholders and local authorities reviewing the district’s creation.
A vintage advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the people's medicine for purifying blood and treating common ailments including scrofula catarrh rheumatism dyspepsia loss of appetite fatigue and general debility after forty years of testing and urging readers to obtain it today.
Eugene Footer shipped a full blooded Poland China hog to Auburn. The hand fed animal weighed a live 513 pounds and was described as very handsome.
Damariscotta Herald reports Wiscasset official M O C Hall enforces pitiful auto law fragments. Numerous arrests at the long bridge court finds many innocent. Dated incidents include Frank J Meyers of Portsmouth Navy Yard and a Bath Garage car collision.
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