07 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
1
Voters will decide whether Maine adopts a full time highway commission with salaries of 13 500 per year or keeps the present plan paying 34 000. The piece argues the current commission has progressed well and serves 64 percent of roads reaching 73 percent of farms, suggesting little added value from a full time system and noting higher taxpayer costs.
Democratic candidate for governor Pattangall complains that department reports are unavailable for his campaign. The piece notes delays in producing fiscal and biennial reports under the current administration, compares with prior administrations, and cites specific years and timelines for attorney general and governor reports. It emphasizes timing and bureaucratic delay rather than policy issues.
Farmers and families heard guidance from Commissioner Washburn at a Knox and Lincoln counties fairgrounds meeting. He urged planning a profitable crop mix, care of crepe after planting, proper packing and nipping, and tidy farmyards to improve Maine rural impression. The talk stressed farmer cooperation, farm homes, and local marketing, with notes on farm taxes and the roles of agents and organizations.
A temporary injunction issued against railroad strikers and union officials restricts interference with railroad operations. Attorney General Daugherty led the action, describing it as a test of government authority. The move aims to demonstrate government power while avoiding targeting unions as a whole.
A local tribute says Brunswick deserves praise for a fine road that will be appreciated by thousands of tourists visiting Bromwick's sister town. The improved route is lauded as not only functional but also a strong advertisement drawing praise across the Union.
A surprise party was given for Mr and Mrs Harry FE Williams at Mr George Nilen s home with games refreshments and mingling The guests included Mr and Mrs Coombe Mr and Mrs Big er William Harry pace George Coombs Lawrence Tokin Frank Jones Babs Vretle Nellie Hunt other attendees Miss Eula Wright Mas Smith Howard Nah Pearl Seanles and daughters Eula Fil ing Victora Lvs Filia Dereths etc
Fragmentary report items show McNeil and Msron McNeil among winners at the Easterns meet in Bath. Mentions August and July dates, a men’s feature, and a post event scene with names Fitzaherh Measami M. Prorin Cerrnicts.
A fragmented report details attendees and notable figures at a ceremony celebrating a war veterans event. It mentions engineers from ESA and individuals such as Lorene and Mag Petter, with references to celebrations, ranks, and the inauguration timing in Rent, Engloch.
The article outlines basic horseshoes play with two players typical setup, two shoes per person, and objective to land within six inches of the stake. It defines ringers, scoring, and how closest shoes count, including ties and doubles. It mentions innings, first pitch by lot, and alternation of who throws first each inning.
The Bath crowd will see top wrestlers including Lob Somerville and the Tampa champion DeVe Loerkenaveks, who has wrestled across the country. At 155 pounds he is described as tough and capable of quick clinches. He is slated to wrestle John Palozzi of Tops ham in Bath's first athletic exhibition.
Hale and Baxter Slare are described as supporting the governor in a fragmented item noting opposition from Governor Baxter. The readable text lacks clear context, dates, or locations to establish a complete event.
A Press-Herald observer says Hale and Baxter avoid backlash from national sentiment. The observer notes Baxter’s businesslike administration and economy, while Hale preserves his constituents’ trust. Also details a hand tub event with 32 men and a 200 foot toss, and visits by Mr and Mrs Nate Young to Augusta for holidays.
The state issues the list of candidates to be voted for at the September 11 1922 State Election in Sagadahoc County. It warns of a penalty for wilfully defacing tearing down or destroying a list or specimen ballot with a fine from five to one hundred dollars. Frank W Ball is the Secretary of State.
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