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Looking Back on March 31

100 Years Ago 1920 Mrs. Winn Hildreth, of Lewiston is the owner of a copy of the Boston News Letter, the first newspaper ever printed in America. It bears the date of Monday, April 24, 1704 and is printed in the old style English type. Worn and yellow with age the venerable paper speaks to […]

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Looking Back on March 30

100 Years Ago 1920 (From a Journal ad) On and after April 1st, 1920, the minimum wage of carpenters will be eighty cents ($.80) per hour for an eight-hour day with Saturday afternoons off. Time and a half for over time except for Saturday afternoon, Sunday, and all legal holidays, which shall be double time. […]

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Looking Back on March 28

100 Years Ago 1920 Snow in Monmouth is disappearing very rapidly. The teamsters are hurrying their wood from the woods. In a few days automobile travel will again be possible. 50 Years Ago: 1970 Spring may not be bursting out all over as yet, but clusters of brave little mayflowers HAVE burst at Penley’s Corner […]

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Looking Back on March 27

100 Years Ago 1920 On Friday morning the management of the Strand Theatre made the gratifying announcement that Prof. Harry Rogers is to return as permanent organist at the Strand Theater. It will be recalled that some few weeks ago, when the Strand installed its new and beautiful orchestra organ, not only the largest but […]

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‘Fantastic Fungi’ online to support Frontier

The folks over at “Fantastic Fungi” have sprung to streaming and online purchase of the film early due to COVID-19, and as a bonus are helping support your local theaters by giving out dedicated links that split the proceeds – https://vimeo.com/ondemand/frontiercafe. This is a wonderful opportunity. Please consider using the provided link to support Frontier […]