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Clyde Smith's Career
Clyde Smith
Circa 1915
Sheriff Clyde Smith
Circa 1905
Boy Sheriff Local Businessman
State Representative Clyde Smith
Circa 1899
Local Politician
Clyde Smith with His Car
Circa 1916
During the early twentieth century, the automobile served as a status symbol.
Clyde Smith Driving Automobile in Local Parade
1919
Smith enjoyed being a community pillar. Margaret Chase Smith said “his joy was working with people, and working for people.”
Clyde Smith Chopping Wood
Circa 1924
No matter a Mainer’s social status, wood chopping was an essential chore to supply fuel for heating and cooking.
State Senators Charles B. Carter and Clyde Smith
Augusta, Maine
Circa 1927
Political Controversies
Political Controversies
Maine Highway Commission
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