Bangor Chamber Urges Study of Public Utilities Welfare
The Bangor Chamber of Commerce calls for a nationwide, studied look at public utilities. It notes deposits in savings banks and life insurance funds are tied to utility bonds, stressing the need for reliable commissions to ensure safe operation, proper revenue, and public protection. The ad urges boards and clubs to press national groups for publicity and study results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor Chamber of Commerce
Maine
Mutual Savings Banks
Public Service Commissions
Public Service Commission
Board of Trade
National Chamber of Commerce
Washington
National Association
Bangor Rotary Club
President Wilson Returns to France on Washington voyage
President Wilson sails from New York aboard the George Washington for France to participate in final peace talks. He promises to carry to Paris the American public’s support for the League of Nations despite congressional opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
George Washington
France
New York
Paris
League of Nations
Congress
Olds Cars Sold To Local Residents Last Week
Local agent Mr. W B Day delivered two Oldsmobiles last week a Eight to Miss Elizabeth Judy of Sharpsburg and a Six to Mr W J Manley of Bath County showing active sales of cars in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Day
Elizabeth Judy
Sharpsburg
W. J. Manley
Bath County
Thanks To Pastor And Wife From Colored Baptist Church
On a Friday night about nine the pastor and his wife were surprised by thirty one members and friends arriving with flour meat potatoes sugar coffee soap and canned goods. They sang Somebody Cares For Me and praised the pastor for ten years of service during hard times. Bro. James Stewart led the gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stewart
J. C. Cross
Income Tax Due Under New Act Explained
The article outlines filing requirements for taxpayers whose net income meets set thresholds, with March 15 deadlines and penalties for late or fraudulent returns. It details exemptions of personal and dependent allowances, rates of 6 percent up to 4000 and 12 percent thereafter, plus a surtax for high incomes and installment payment options. Revenue officers will assist nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collector of Internal Revenue
Black Devil brings back Hun trophies home
Phil Cuningham of this county served with the Black Devils negro regiment that helped in no small degree to whip the Germans. He arrived home with many trophies and said he “jes’ nacheraly took them away from them Huns.” Citizens of all colors give him a warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Cuningham
Jes’ Nacheraly
Prominent Couple Weds in Bath County Union
Mr Thomas Stone Robertson of Bethel Bath county and brother of A R Robertson was married last Wednesday to Miss Katherine Cochran of Lexington. The bride, a talented woman, formerly directed the Lexington College of Music. The groom is a wealthy Bath county land owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Stone Robertson
Bethel
Bath County
A. R. Robertson
Katherine Cochran
Lexington
Lexington College of Music
Victory through truth in the Liberty Loan appeal
Propaganda and treachery attributed to Germany are contrasted with American honesty and unity. The piece urges full support for the Liberty Loan, stressing duty to fund the war effort and uphold national reputation, urging readers to invest to avoid shame. A closing quip about a woman’s conviction ends with a call to action.
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Bangor, Maine
Chamber of Commerce
Colored Baptist Church
John W.jones
J Bony
Jones and
Jeweler
Mr. Sterling
Apolsteria
J. W. Stephens
East High Street
Mt. Sterling, Ky
United States
Internal Revenue
Atller
Dolmans
J & Pumps
Oxfords
Oxford
America
Germany
Europe
Belgium
Uncle Sam
Apostle of
Humanity
Henry W. Senieur
Locust Street
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