Green-thumb sprinkling can for family teams
A nostalgic note on family cooperation and chores illustrated by a three size sprinkling can set. The big ten quart for Poppa, eight quart for Momra, and a small four quart for Junior encourage shared garden tasks with a one handed sweep handle. It argues family work builds togetherness and self sufficiency.
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Ture
Mom
Pop
Three Bears
Goldilocks
Poppa
Momra
Surni
Public Expenditure Survey Links Taxpayer to Government Jobs
A Citizens Public Expenditure Survey defines a taxpayer as someone who does not need to take a civil service exam to work for the government. It notes the average earner in the 4500 bracket pays more in taxes in a typical 40 hour week than for housing and clothing, signaling bleak times but optimism in budget cuts. It urges public support for honest economy and decisive action affecting all citizens to achieve fiscal relief.
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Citizens Public
Jon
Gong Ago Tt
Questions Ahead Census Drive to Visit Businesses
The United States census plans to visit about three million businesses next year to gather up to date statistics on industries and trades. An addition of 1000 Census workers will distribute and collect questionnaire data as part of the Census of Business.
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U. S
Nait
Weeks Secures Senate Support for Interim Economic Bill
A two year wrangle over an interim economic measure ends as Secretary Weeks persuades the Senate. The House twice rejected the proposal as unnecessary, but Weeks finally wins support to move the bill forward.
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House
Senate
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Maine Election Pace Falters Amid Primary Day Confusion
Maine failed to set the pace as nine states held primary elections today. The uneven turnout and unclear results suggested broader challenges for upcoming contests.
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Maine
Supare
Salvaged Pulpwood Placed For Sale At Five Dollars A Cord
Salvaged pulpwood was offered at five dollars per cord in a market effort described as a sale within a thirty mile radius of Augusta. Interested parties were urged to contact Kennebec Mills in Augusta at telephone 34731 for arrangements.
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Ecco
Augusta
Kennebec Mills
Three Motor Cases Heard By Judge Deering In Dover Foxcroft
Three motor cases in Dover Foxcroft were heard Tuesday by Judge Gardiner R. Deering. A Dover man was cited for speeding 80 mph in a 50 mph zone, paid fines and court costs. Bernard Holdsworth pleaded guilty to another charge with fine and costs. A third respondent faced a suspension sentence, with a fine and a term to be placed on file.
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Gardiner R. Deering
Eecour Weevey Ae 39
Dover- Foxcroft
Bernard Holdsworth
Colonial Club Golf Outing at Poland Colonial Club
Local golf event details for the Poland area outline an outing at the Colonial Club. Information on date, participants, and proceeds is not fully readable but the event is presented as a community golf gathering at a named club with ties to local sponsors.
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Poland
Order of O Molay Holds Semi Public Installation
The Order of DeMolay held a semi public installation with Gen. Andrews and aide Adams on stage. Roger Gilliam, the absent aide, will be installed later. Merit awards were presented by Dad Advisor Linwood to Frank Young Stewart McAllister Arthur Mayo and others. Ruth Fuller donated $50 for DeMolay activities. State Master Councilor Robert Brown spoke on the Maine DeMolay convocation and invited Bath Rainbow Assembly and DeMolay to Portland events. A public installation of Forest City Chapter is planned Sept 25 with Frank Young and Ralph Warren on the installing suite. Additional notes mention future initiatory and mothers degrees in Deer Island and Boothbay Harbor.
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Genesta
O.E.S
Jane Ledyard
Rainbow Assembly
Maine delegates join 80th WCTU convention in Bath
Mrs. Ed McGuigga of Bath will conduct the Maine delegation as about 1,000 delegates from across the United States attend the 80th anniversary convention of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. The event promotes abstinence and addresses juvenile delinquency and crime.
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Maine
Ed McGuigga
Bath
General Bee Youth Temperance Council
Amateur keeper houses 35 pound boa in Syracuse home
Sena Peereer of Syracuse reports his 11 foot long boa constrictor named Julius Squeezer weighs 35 pounds. The 8 year old reptile is described as an impressive property in a residential setting.
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Sena Peereer
Syracuse
N. Y
van Pelt
Julius Squeezer
Flood Strikes Covel's Leather Goods and Local Stores
Floodwaters swollen streets basements and warehouses along Vine Street waterlogged areas near Water Street and Burgess. The C L Farnham Lumber Co suffered thousands in damage while salvageable materials lingered. First National Store avoided major loss as employees moved perishables upstairs. Sun day cleanup and power outages affected area as Sears Roebuck reported minor damage and park areas gradually returned to normal.
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Covel
Fifth Maine Railroad
Vine Street
C. L. Farnham Lumber Company
Burgess
Erie
T ‘Ie
Sears, Roebuck
Power Outages Hit Several Maine Towns After Weekend Storm
Central Maine Power officials reported Edna and Carol caused damage and needed repairs. Georgetown Phippsburg West Bath Woolwich and Bath lost power as wires and poles were down. By Monday morning service was partially restored in all communities with all services expected to be back temporarily by Tuesday night at the latest.
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Central Maine Power Company
Edna
Carol
Georgetown
Phippsburg
West Bath
Woolwich
Bath
O. K
National Guard Aids after Hurricane Cooperation Highlighted
White said 10 National Guard members were on duty during the hurricane with a portable generator aiding operations. The Guardsmen assisted local police in traffic control, reporting, and other tasks where help was needed.
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White
Masons Postpone 150th Anniversary Celebration
Masons' Meeting of Solar Lodge No. 14 was postponed due to a storm that flooded Morse High School and the Masonic Temple. About 300 pounds of lobster intended for the banquet were wasted, and officials hope to reschedule the event soon.
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Solar Lodge No
Masonic Temple
Morse High School
Temple Dinhall
Cve
Masonic
Bath Faces Minor Flood Damage After Storm
Bath's city crews report light damage from a recent storm. Arthur Avery, superintendent, says 25 department workers labored through wind and rain to clear streets, with a skeleton crew staying overnight. Lemont and Bath roads saw closures and sand buildup. A retaining wall on Washington Street washed out and must be replaced. Ridge Road remains impassable. Crews will clean catch basins once conditions allow.
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Arthur Avery
Bath
Cuy 4 and Sewer Department
Lemont Pa
Avery
Washington Street
Maine Power Co
Housing Projects Weather Storm Uplifts Officials Say
O K Bernard Varnum, executive authority, reported at noon that Lambert and Hyde Parks fared very well during the storm. Aside from flooded cellars, practically no damage was reported, thanks to Edna's appearance and completion of retirements. The first hurricane 11 days earlier damaged some structures but leaks appeared during the second storm after retire had not been completed. Lambert Park weathered the event without incident.
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Bernard Varnum
Lambert and
Hyde Parks
Edna
Varnum
Lambert Park
Teley
Morse High Damage From Floods Affects Gym and Basements
Water flooded Morse High School basements and third floor areas after drains backed up and roof drains overtaxed. The gym floor absorbed moisture but was dried by Sunday morning. Other city schools escaped major damage with only minor water intrusion at Fisher School and the new junior high.
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Morse High School
Lorington
Tha
Fisher
Cottagers marooned by washouts trap cars in weekend
Several residents in Birch Point Owbrook and Brightwater areas were stranded as roads washed out by floodwater cut access to main routes. A bulldozer cleared passages Sunday afternoon and about a dozen vehicles reached the main road.
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Birch Point
Owbrook
Brightwater
Aptive Point
Pond Hill
Campbell’s Pond
Meadowbrook
Brightwater Road
Stonybrook Road
William A. Grevers
Storm Floods City Park and Blocks Roads Across Region
The storm flooded the western part of City park, inundating cellars citywide and knocking down trees on Center Street and Highland Street. A Elm fell on Green Street near Lynn Bussey’s property, with Bussey suffering prior hurricane losses. Route 1 was blocked between Bath Brunswick and Woolwich Wiscasset, with water depths reaching seven feet near Higgins' Gas station and at the Bath line.
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City Park
Serre Ale
Ashington Street
Center Rc Oy
Iupendent
Lorin
Graciton
Ighland Street
Green Street
Lynn Bussey
Bussey
Pearl Street
Bath
Brunswick
Woolwich
Wiscasset
West Bath
Higgins
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Bath Struck by Severe Storm Floods and Falling Trees
Storms caused widespread flooding and uprooted trees across Bath. Water filled basements on Bedford street as pumps struggled. a large elm collapsed at Weeks and Cherry streets. a playhouse at 1101 Washington street was crushed. Elm trees damaged homes and stores along the riverfront. power outages echoed hospital disruptions and riverfront activity slowed as residents cleaned mud and debris.
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Sattomer
Esha
Uiet
Foote Lawn
Bedford Street
Kennebec
Weeks
Cherry Streets
Washington Street
Leo Gauvin
Goddard’s Pond
Lemont Street
North Street
Bath
Salba Remheen
Center
Granite Street
Berry
Washed Out Highway On Parker's Head Road In Emergency Repairs
A stretch of Parker's Head road washed out due to damage this week. Crews expect to restore single lane traffic after urgent repairs, with access limited pending structural checks and safety measures.
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Parker's Head Road
Hens Rescued From Flooded Hyde Hospital Grounds
A Hyde Rehabilitation Hospital grounds crew braved waist deep floodwaters to rescue 135 hens on Saturday afternoon. Despite impassable roads, eight men and one woman completed the effort, saving poultry amid the storm’s peak.
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Wade
Hyde Rehabilitation Hospital
Vane
City Manager White thanks aid during Hurricane Edna
Bath city manager Nathan C. White expresses gratitude to many individuals and organizations for assistance during and after Hurricane Edna on September 11 and 12. He credits New England Tel and Tel Co for rapid emergency dispatches and salutes Battery B of the 703rd AAA Battalion National Guard, local departments, and community members for their unselfish service despite personal hardship.
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Nathan C. White
Bath
Ie Wean Ae i
New
E Ngland Tel & Tel. Co
Ra MolInnis
703Rd Aaa Battalion
State National Guard
State Universalist Convention Set at Bangor
The State Convention of Universalists gathers in Bangor September 28 to 29 with Har old Perham of South Paris as president. Registration starts Tuesday at 10, sessions begin 2, and a buffet supper at 6 followed by discussions and social hours. Wednesday opens at 9:30 with Unitarian laymen invited.
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Universalist
Bangor
Harold ©. Perham
South Paris
Renue
Universalists
Uni
Tose
Unitarian
Universalist Church
Unitarian Church
Rev
Brainard Gibbons
Clergy Concluding Ceremony At Convention
A closing service will wind up the convention with a procession of the clergy. Local clergy and attendees are expected to participate as the event concludes the gathering.
Rain Causes More Telephone Troubles in Bath Brunswick
Rain moisture entering damaged cable sheaths worsens outages in Bath Brunswick area. New England Tel and Tel reports over 2000 outages with crews restoring service. Portland and other cities send cable crews trucks to aid and expect additional forces from Detroit to arrive soon.
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Hildreth H. Fisher
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Bath- Brunswick
Arc Bana
Bath-Brunswick
Crossword Code Reveals Daily Letter Hints and Grid Clues
The page presents a themed crossword with numbered clues from 1 to 23 and 82, including Across and Down hints. An encoded system marks three Ls, two Os, and letters X and others, with daily variation in the coded letters guiding word lengths, letter placements, and puzzle theme. The notice explains a shifting code where single letters and punctuation are used as hints for the grid construction.
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