Hancock County Pomona Grange Meeting with Pamola Grange
Hancock County Pomona grange to meet Pamola grange at Hancock on March 22 with opening exercises welcome address by Pamola master TANKS substitute response by Bro J W Wood Bayview singing by Pamola Grange committees appointed conferring of Arth degree dinner hour music topic are farmers abreast of the world by methods discussion opened by lira DY McParland wedge business discussions start with lira entertainment by Pamola grange orchestra music during session on call of master committee reports on programme cloning exercises
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Hancock County
Pomona Grange
Pamola Grange
Hancock
Pamola Tanks
Bro J W Wood
Bayview
DY McParland Wedge
Businens
Lira Entertainment
Pamela Grange
Ellsworth Market Prices and Weights for Commodities
A historical list outlines standard weights for bushels and assorted goods in Ellsworth markets. It covers potatoes, beans, corn, carrots, turnips, parsnips, barley, oats, and other items, with prices and unit measures for flour, dairy, fruits, teas, sugars, oils, and building materials. The document reflects period pricing and measurement practices, including per bushel, per pound, per ton, and per bale terms, plus entries for meats and miscellaneous groceries.
Present Day Thoughts on National Goodness and Life
A reflective piece argues lasting greatness lies in goodness and honest public duty. It contrasts national strength with integrity, urges purposeful living, and notes the tension between real love and artful illusion in portrayals of human relations.
County News From Franklin and Nearby Towns
Visiting relatives in Franklin include Great Mra N R Collar Edgar Melninch and wife and Mra Archie McPhee and son. Surgeons Austin and Cook of Ellsworth Falla were in town. Miss Inez Mace of Aurora visits Aunt Mrs F E Mace. Jamen McInineh and George Avery to move to Old Town. Miss Inez Burrill ill in hospital at Sanko r for treatment. Sawmill run by HLH Phillips for P Burrill with new machinery. Milton Blood horse loss near Long Pond possibly drowned. Dr Kings New Life Pills touted for headaches and health benefits.
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Mra
N. R. Collar
Franklin
Edgar Melninch
Dr. Folsom
Vid Town
Archie McPhee
Austin and
Cook
Ellsworth Falla
Carroll Dickey
Lowell
Mass
Inez Mace
Aurora
F. E. Mace
Jamen McInineh
George Avery
Old Town
Tilden Williams
Milbridge
Everett Williams
Zen Williams
Nickatous Lake
Iast
Sara Eldridge
Orrington
Gladys Eldridge
South Brewer
Inez Burrill
Sankor
Hlh. Phillips
Ellsworth
P. Burrill
Burrill
Local County News From Frankton and Nearby Towns
Frankton notes visitations and family arrivals. church groups meet. Rev. Hatch of Zion's Advocate preaches at the Baptist church with services planned. Sympathy extends to Truman Blaisdell's family after a home loss. several residents travel, return, or relocate. Weather hampers attendance. town meetings will include church dinners.
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He Springer
West Sunty Ware
Indies
Methodist Church
Co. Dwelly
Liexie W. Biniadell
Fannie Biniadell
Washington, D
Hatch
Zion's Advocate
Baptist Church
Truman Blaisdell
East Franklin
Atlas Leavitt
Lottie Tyler
Bangor
Leavitt
Order of Foresters
Wilson
Mina Beatrice Blaisdell
Ray Dwelly
Russel Blaisdell
Kent's Hill Seminary
Harry Wooster
Josie Doyle
Pittafield
Week's Winnowings of News and Nonsense in Kittery to Caribou
Prominent Weat Lubec figure Samuel H. Bradbury dies at eighty four. Patents granted to F. M. Burrowes of Portland for shade holding device and to G. B. Gates of Portland for acetylene gas lamp. Wreckage near Yarmouth of the Janet Mecury sighted. Horatio Connors’s house and stable burn near Cherryfield, with stock saved. Dr. Mason S. Wilson of Lincoln dies at seventy five, famed physician across twenty towns. Bath launches two vessels worth about $130,000, including the five masted Helen W. Martin. The Benayadies barge built for Bee Line Transportation Co. of New York. John P. Tucker, Bangor button store proprietor, dies at sixty five. left a fortune amid a life overcoming hardship.
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Samuel H. Bradbury
Weat Lubec
F. M. Burrowes
Portland
G. B. Gates
Yarmouth
Demater
Janet Mecury
Bristol
Bag
Horation
Lincoln
Tan
Bath
Que
Helen W. Martin
Percy & Small
Benayadies
New England Co
Bee Line Transportation Co
New York
Boston
Bangor
Tucker
Charles Town
Mann
Billy ‘Platter
Maine
Chase & Sanborns Tea Leads For Fresh Cups
The ad touts Chase & Sanborn package teas as best quality for brewing good tea with any method. It highlights Kohinoor, Orloff, and Orange Pekoe as options, noting they come in pound and half-pound airtight packages to preserve strength and freshness. One pound yields over 200 cups.
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Chase & Sanborn
Governor Brown and the Widow’s Gaffe in Dark Room
A faded anecdote recalls Governor Aaron V. Brown of Tennessee stumbling into a darkened room to meet a widowed admirer. He kneeled before her, exclaiming a breezy line about a happiness accident box and long fed inclination. A nurse later touts Comfort Powder for soothing a sick baby's irritated skin.
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Aaron V. Brown
Tennessee
Miss el Burroughs
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Saya
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Henry LaMar
Hiram
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Elleworth
Ellsworth Markets
Madte Law Angaeding
Liverpool
Turkaneland
Ssseeees Daten Flinportsilisocer
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Japan
Ranulater
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Doe
Atco
St. Louis
County News
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A. B. Burrill
Brewer
Milton Blood
Long Pond
Mr. Blood
Dr. King
D. Windix
Droge
Effie Macomber
Jessie
Lawrence
Methodist
Theodore Bragdon
Harvey Blaisdell
Pacific
Blaisdell
California
J. P. Gordon
Enat Franks
Ason Springer
Addie Harriman
Leroy
Egypt
T. M. Biringdell
Mabel Gould
Hattie
Florence
T. M. Binisdell
Mise Carrie Binisdell
Castine
West Franks
Lorenzo Debeck
In Clark
D. B. Smith
Cweten
Sfactu
Agsepinnex
Isrpinnes
MYE4
Gallert
Ellsworth, Me
Diayasoe
Hiauitnn
Tisaak von HeLchburnbyut
Metropoliitan Sindual Hank
Core Nat. Bank
Chicago
Norman Exchangee Bank
Ay Vivor Express Company
Chirweo
Chica
Wort Wholesale Prises
Soernenee Anarcon
Tiare
Keck & G
Kittery
Caribou
Chase & Sanborn's Teas
Sear
K. Fairbank Company
St Lous, New York, Im
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