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Ellsworth American

Location

Ellsworth, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1902

Page

3

Amherst Northern Hancock cattle show and fair highlights

The tenth annual Northern Hancock agricultural society fair at Amherst, Sept 30–Oct 1, drew damp weather but strong attendance. Exhibits across garden produce, flowers, paintings, and fancy work showed high quality. notable displays from J. F. Gregg G. F. Archer and Searth. Ball and aeronaut ascent, ballads, and a wholesome two-day program featured baseball, a balloon ride, a town hall dance, and a Midnight chicken supper.

Northern Hancock Agricultural Society Amherst Tumday Amherst J. F. Gregg G. F. Archer At. Searth Inster Italmont Wee Lynch Etleworth Fails Speke Simone Monaghan Elsworth Rewidsnee Garden Sileby Aurore Boston Afchison Johnson AD Archer Marblehead JF Emery

Alicia’s Cowboy and the Wild West Show Romance

A small town hosts Buffalo Bill’s show drawing families to an outdoor spectacle. Alicia Peyton’s brother Harry is delighted by Indians and cowboys as Thurston, a returning ex student, seeks her hand. A rescuer rider saves Harry from danger, inspiring Alicia to offer love and Thurston to reveal he has ridden with Cody’s show.

Buffalo Bill Paterfamilias Colonel Cody Plains Leutenant Strephon Phyllis Edward Thurston Allein Peyton Thurston Miss Peyton Alicia Peyton Grandpa Peyton Harry Peyton Box Congress of Rough Riders of the World Imarry Peking Alleia Peyton Alleia Cody

Secrets and the limits of sworn confidences

In a reflection on marriage and friendship, the Philadelphia Ledger cites Montaigne and Etienne de La Boetie to argue that true trust resists even in the face of strong bonds. It notes that many claim honor requires disclosure yet often only hint at secrets, risking exposure when truth emerges.

Montaigne Etienne de la Boetie Philadelphia Ledger

Market Prices and Trade Values in October 1902

A historical note dated October 8, 1902, discusses standard bushel weights for Liverpool salt and Turkseland salt snail, along with weights for wheat and barley. The entry outlines how these weights help gauge fair market prices and expected trade values for country produce and farmers’ products. It references Kiliswortimners cad and suggests methods to reckon prices from likely trade receipts.

Argandis Walomth Wrastore Liverpool Turkseland Kiliswortimners

Monew quarry sale and new Maine investors listed

The Monew quarry was sold at auction for 2800 to a group of Boston bond trustees led by Charien J Wier and others for the bondholders. Maine patentees include EB Cobb, HA Spaulding of Portland, and Lamb and Gould of Portland. A block of investors and a Houston contact appear in the list. A Rockport life saving apparatus accident left a driver with likely fatal injuries. The schooner Samuel W Hathaway launched with 5090 spectators. Edgar M Murdock launched at Speloek lant Norwond Co Rockport. The steel barge for Standard Oil was built at Bath by Arthur Sewall & Co, the first steel barge on the Kennebec, 295 feet long with 3,000 ton capacity.

Monew Charien J TY Lamb B. Ge Gould Portland W. A. Nickerson Houston Herbert Butler Rockport Thomaston Camden Electric Samuel W. Hathaway Stetson Brower Edgar M. Murdock Speloek Lant Thuratay He Crean, Norwond Co Emme Cain Kel Theos Nerare Gliddenen Kovar Boston Standera DH Co Arthur Sewall & Co Bath Kennebec Award Erlekson Brooklyn N.Y

Pruning and transplanting raspberries and blackberries

A Maine experiment station reply advises summer pruning to build sturdy canes, with cut back to height if vigorous growth threatens maturity. Thinning canes should occur during the season, removing at least half of new canes. Fall transplanting is possible if weather allows, though timing and care are noted. A separate ad-style note promotes Kodol as a remedy for indigestion and general ill health.

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