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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1924

Page

5

Maine pensioner breeder earns fame with Jersey herd

In 1874 George Blanchard of Cumberland Centre Maine bought a pure bred Jersey heifer calf for 50 dollars. He built a herd to fifty head, sold butter locally, and tested many daughters. His gold medal sire Darling's Interested Owl led a line with multiple gold and silver medals and strong butter fat records. His Jerseys have traveled to many states boosting Maine dairy breeding.

George Blanchard Cumberland Centre Maine Blanchard Darling American Jersey Cattle Club Darling Owl Owl Oppy May Moon Aherlee Glen Jersey Glen Fluffy Owl Mr. Blanchard

Automobile Thieves Growing Bold Here

Local police pursue bold thefts of automobiles last week with a Brunswick owned vehicle recovered after theft and a Miss Martha Barker garage steamer returns mud splattered. Gasoline siphoned from cars at Rodney Baxter's shop. one car stolen and abandoned elsewhere. Several clues but no arrest. mention of La Follette and Supreme Court decision critique. George A Cahill Jr A of M 26 returned to college.

Brunswick Gediman Bros Martha Barker Rodney Baxter Grunswick

Fight to push Arnold Trail to Canadian line faces setback

A special Maine Supreme Court committee ruled against Franklin County’s plan to build an international highway from Maine to Quebec via Arnold Fund and Ivustis Chil of Woods. The majority opposed the road while a minority supported it, and proponents say they will appeal and continue proceedings until a favorable decision enables the Arnold rail highway to Quebec to open.

Supreme Court of Maine Franklin County Maine Quebec Ivustis Chil of Woods Arnold Fond Megantie Farmington Joseph P. Gould Bangor Alfred S. Ames Machias Albert H. Shaw Bath Frank Vase Neveu Joseph B. Gond Alfred I. Amos Albert TL Shaw Fanklin County Mustis 23 Trunk Highway of Canada Lewiston Porthamd Elmer D. Diehards Josiah HT. Thompson First National Bank Board of County Commissioners

Rescue canoeist from the waves near Toronto coast guard aid

George H. G. Smyth of Toronto was rescued when his 15 foot open canoe overturned in heavy surf at the lower beach Friday morning. He lost a travelling bag and other items were soaked, and he remained at the coast guard station. Smyth, 54, from Sidney Nova Scotia, plans a long voyage by canoe to England and France, praising the coast guard crew for their help. He left Sidney July 2 and has covered 80 miles so far.

George H. G. Smyth MacKenzie Avenue Toronto Can Coast Guard Mr. Smyth Sidney N. S New York Berry Hudson Bay

Bath Schools See Slight Dip in Total Registration

Registration data collected by Supt. Clinton D. Wilson shows Bath area pupils total 1615 this opening period, down from 1652 a year ago. Grades total 1080 versus 1154 last year, with high school enrollment at 585 up from 515. Six students are in a postgraduate program.

Bath Supt Clinton D. Wilson

Directory service costs mail delivery in New York City

Officials note that 200 million pieces of mail yearly require directory service to verify addresses. Postal workers divert time from handling and dispatching mail to provide accurate addresses, costing about $500 daily in New York City.

New York

Majority Report Foils Arnold Trail Road Ride

A county court committee’s majority report opposes the Arnold Trail road from Franklin County to the Canadian line, while a minority supports it. Proponents vow to pursue further proceedings, citing broad local and Quebec support and petitions signed by thousands.

Bath Iron Works Sees Busy Prep For New Steamship

Bath Iron Works Ltd gears up for the New England Steamship Co. steamer with all departments active. Fire under furnaces, molds shaped, plumbing begun, and blocks laid for Ways. Local gains include home-sourced castings from Tyde Windhiss Co and strong New Haven Railroad support.

Bath Iron Works, Ltd New England Steamship Co New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co Kvej New York, New Haven & Startford Railroad Co Bath Bath Tron Works Bath Iron Works Islander New Bedford Martha's Vineyard Mantucket

Bowdoin expedition aims for Wiscasset homecoming Saturday

The Bowdoin crew led by Dr. Donald B. MacMillan faced a severe storm off St George N F as they sail toward Wiscasset and hope to reach on Saturday. Radio operator Donald Mix reported 2 way links with 09 stations and noted oil limits and summer daylight delays. Friends in Bowdoin and Wiscasset prepare a gala welcome with committees ready for a parade and formal greetings on shore.

Donald B. MacMilLan Arctic Circle Donald Mix IMO Bowdoin St. George N. F MacMillan Sidney N.S Wiscasset Schnell Maine Loeb Leopold Franks Chicago Refuge Harbor Honolulu Yawl Bowdoin F. H. Schoell American Radio Relay League Toyo Bonne Bay Mix Greenland WNP United States Europe Mississippi Naval Station Nss Arlington Charles 3 Sewall Bowdoin College Louis Pierre Orleans France Sehnell SLE Pierre Charles Sol Holbrook William G. Hubbard Sidney G. Evans Henry D. Webb John E. McKenney Samuel J. Sewall Henry E. Redford Benjamin F. Blagdon Henry B. Nash

State Convention of Sunday Schools Set for Portland

The Maine Shire Sunday School association schedules the 65th annual State Sunday School convention and institute at State Street Congregational church in Portland from October 15 to 17. Delegates from Protestant schools will attend with program themes on The Church as an Educator and Evangelizing Maine.

Portland Maine Shire Sunday School Association State Street Congregational Church Porthind Quister Gad Maine Convention Zamwy Hon Philip Vito William I. Andersen Boston Vthe John N. Alexander Chicago Convention Church Smith Marta Shelton Smith eRev Knolling Stith Ruth A. Carter George Hh Hinekey Lindley M Owen Brown Philadelphia Portland City Hall Commonwealth — of God

Bath District public meeting hones school repair plan

Bath Maine officials discussed district school problems at a Tuesday meeting at Kings Tavern. Supt. Wilson presented state education figures and a four year repair plan for all buildings, noting Bath’s high teacher ratio and prior neglect of facilities.

Kings Tavern Ae Dds Tagul Springs Haare VT Bass More Darth Club Larry Ptis Uist Bath Tinton Wibson Tittle Foundation Chetsa Cy Selbed Wilson Morse High Borkhind Oldtown Soodh Im Prunswick South Porthind Rumford Diddleford Troulton Westbrook Port South Street Dulin Reotarian Power S. Mooney Niginsta W. Ote Munter Offi Ness Atipatlora Wade Cutter Cassin John J. Burkhards

Sabinoites Hold Winter Social At Small's Farm

The Merry Sabinoites met Monday night at Small's Farm for a charity social. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Sigal and many local families from Malden and Beachmont with gifts awarded and a kitchen break down finale in Sabino style.

Merry Sabinoites SMALL Mar Amd Charles TE Bates Benetr Tient Vtiver Ansedoetta Riverett Lemont Spond Dieb Stratl Alg Oliver Kenent Vaughin Smiley Bob Small AL Go Oliver Beluind Murray Beachimeont Mass Louise Suiley Edward W. Traggett Louise Smiley Marjorie Vaaughen Almena Marion Jaques Wond Own. Mnight Malden Micimund Murray Ieachmont Charlotte Perkins John Sylvester Fred Wittridge Joanna M. Hodgkins Eugene McGrath Elizabeth A. G. Oiver Wilbur Co Thema Wittridge Everett G. Lemont Charles Tee Snd Sianuel Bh. Bates John Pooler Wastervilley Charles J. Dein Marion Dain Pal Green Robert Small Samuel Belanger Will I Wittridge

Bath Man Shot While Gunning Near Sebattus

A Bath man, Mr. Dearing, died after a hunting accident near Sebattus Tuesday morning. While he and his son Merton were duck hunting, a brush incident caused him to trip near guns and a discharge fatally struck him. He died Wednesday morning in Ste. Marie’s hospital in Lewiston.

Ste. Maries Lewiston Merning Loondake Sebattus Merton Mr. Dearing Dearing Merton Laid Down Their Guns On the Shore and Went After Frush Fimo Page

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Coolidge la Follette Supreme Court Congress George A. Cahill, Jr Arnold Nova Scotia New York City Pep H Ie Arnold Trail M’millan Esa Edward EL Brewster Nau Weeks Philadelits Supt. Wilson The Rotary Club Answers Tiareth National Republics Committee Calvin Coolidge Bascom Slemp Frank W. Stearns Elacrman National Committee Wiliam M. Butler Charence Baker Prank Percival Clinton McPadden Linekin Day Canap Boothbay Rufus TD Moulton Colubia Washington County F. W. Dearing St. Marie’s Hospital Johnson Bros Co
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