Bar Hook range faces a hostile takeover and a deadly feud
Lee Bishop and Campo Ragland brace for Elliot’s bold move as twelve hundred cattle head toward the Bar Hook. Zack Sanders is found dead, reigniting tensions while Ragland relies on Jean to avert all out war. Kentucky Jones suspects a hidden leverage over Ragland and a possible flip in the balance of power.
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Lee
Sid Lee
Kentucky
Bill McCord
Lee Bish
Lee Bishop
McCord
Mason
Bishop
Campo Ragland
Tee
Elliot
Ragland
iVell
Lee Pishop
Zack
Dar Llock
Zack Sanders
Jims Humphreys
Harry Wilson
Casinel Oman
Billy Petersen
John Mason
Kentucky Jones
Kentuck
Bob Elliot
Jean
Campo
Sudden Death Halts Bedford Birthday Party
Mrs. Frank McMahon of Belmont died from a heart attack at a Hartford street Perkins home where a seventh birthday party for Dorothy Perkins was being held. Family friends mourn the sudden loss as authorities note the gathering ended with her collapse Friday night.
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Bedford
Frank McMahon
Belmont
Perkins
Hartford Street
Dorothy Perkins
Service For Arthur Billet Held Today
Maynard notes the death of Arthur Billet 65 born in Trowbridge England a long time resident. He is survived by his mother Mrs Annie Billet two daughters Mrs Allen and Mrs Bessie Austin four brothers Alfred Edward Walter and Jesse Billet all of Maynard. Funeral services were at Alfred Billet’s home 4 Wadtham Street conducted by Rev Burdette Landsdowne of St. George's church with interment in Glenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Arthur Billet
Trowbridge
England
Annie Bilett
Richard Allen
Allen
Bessie Austin
Alfred
Edward
Walter
Jesse Billet
Alfred Billet
Wadtham Street
Burdette Landsdowne
St. George's Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Bedford residents plan Syracuse visit and local events
Vir. and Mrs. Frank Goodwin and family travel to Syracuse to help celebrate a fiftieth wedding anniversary. The Bafta Club schedules a first food sale on April 20 at 1 PM at the Church of Christ. Local students and residents attend to spring travel and medical concerns, including Miss Pearl Decow’s tonsil operation and Phillip McGovern’s car crank injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goodwin
Lois
George Goodwin
Elmer E. Knowles
Syracuse
New York
Great Road
Vincent Memorial Hospital
Margaret Harrington
Quincy
Hartford Street
Mary Winchenbaugh
Concord Road
Washington
Lowell Normal School
Phillip McGovern
Hartwell Road
4-H Work Is Exhibited In Bedford Hall
The 4-H Club program at the PTA meeting featured reports from the Handicraft and Poultry clubs, a Livestock drawing, and meat-cut demonstrations. James Erickson and Miss Helen Backes led activities with moving pictures, displays, and ribbons awarded for sewing, crafts, poultry, eggs, and wood carving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Parent-Teacher Association
Handicraft Club
No Man
Paul Little
Jorge Erickson
Katherine McGrath
Mayjes
Backes
Marion Delfino
Palmers
Margaret Sullivan
Dore Grenier
Katherine Poleo
Jean Rowse
Marion Thompson
Beth McGregor
Isabelle Wells
Doris Bursey
Walter Cibulski
Robert Sands
Ord
Albert Marsonkevich
Helen Backes
Thomas Jarson
Edward van Sickle
Abe Koskinen
Leslie Neville
John Brown
Bedford Scouts Hold Father and Sons Night Event
Bedford Boy Scout troop hosted a Father and Sons night in the range hall on April 11. Scout Master Arthur Gennetti and Asst. Masters William Candon and Hartwell Skelton were introduced to the fathers, District Commissioner Kelsey Reed spoke on scouting, tests and merit badges were explained, and second class pins were awarded to Karl Atwood Charles Ryan and George Dimond during the meal and games twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Father and Sons
Range Hall
Arthur Gennetti
William Candon
Hartwell Skelton
Kelsey Reed
Karl Atwood
Charles Ryan
George Dimond
Handel in Dublin Secures Fame for The Messiah
A book on George Frederic Handel recounts that he wrote The Messiah in London and set it aside in discouragement until an invitation to perform in Dublin led him to present the work. The Irish audience’s love of music helped propel The Messiah to lasting fame and secured Handel’s subsequent success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frederic Handel
Newman Flower
London
Handel
Germany
Tub- Hin
Dublin
Philosophers and Aviators Sayings from Hi Ho Sage
A Chinatown sage Hi Ho voices a quip comparing philosophers to aviators. He notes they aim for the stars but hope to return to earth with dignity after a brief flight. The remark captures a wry confidence in grounded outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Earth
Doctor urged for treatment after measles quarantine
Dr. Horace Teague remains out after several days sick with German measles. Donald Sands son of Mr and Mrs Robert Sands of the Old Billerica Road is under quarantine for Scarlet Fever.
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Horace Teague
Donald Sands
Robert Sands
Billerica Road
Florist Talks To Sudbury Garden Club
Miss Rachel Butterworth of Framingham gave a flower arrangement program at the Sudbury Garden Club meeting in Town Hall. She demonstrated unusual arrangements and explained care for plants and cut flowers while showing how wall coverings and hangings relate to floral displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Garden Clay
Rachel Butterworth
Framingham
Butterworth
Miss Butterworth
Maynard Country Club Opens Golf Course on April 19
The Maynard Country Club will formally open its golf course on April 19 though veteran players have long used the links. Hartwell Flood, club president, notes several membership applications including former members. The tournament committee plans weekend events for members. A beer and wine license has been granted to Arthur Barieau who leases the club restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Country Club
Hartwell Flood
Arthur Barieau
Arguing Gone Awry Delays Bend County Meeting
A scrambled note references a group named Tunkins and a dispute over age, with wind and timing delaying a local meeting. No formal decisions reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wind Mae
Maynard Prepares for Marathon Return of Komonen
Maynard awaits the arrival of Dave Komonen of Sudbury, the previous Marathon champion, as Finnish residents rally behind him. He plans to run from Hopkinson to Boston on April 19 with Austin Helin and Karl Hills in his entourage. Komonen first raced in Maynard in 1931 and has since inspired local fans who support his bid to repeat as champion.
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Maynard
Dave Komonen
Sudbury
Canada
Hopkinton
Boston
Komonen
Dave
Austin Helin
Karl Hills
Allston
Matti Katvala
Dartmouth Street
Katvala
Maynard Fins
Finland
Magnara
Temperance Hall
Kanto AC
Thomas Nevela
Assabet Valley Baseball League Meeting Held in Stow
A meeting of the Assabet Valley Baseball League was held last night in Stow with representatives of teams in South and West Acton, Stow, West Concord and Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Valley Baseball League
Stow
South
West Acton
West Concord
Hudson
Unclear Club Names in Local Representation
Fragmentary note mentions an unnamed club represented by Sorter Later and Al Connors. unclear context or event details.
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oamrerd_prebin’ wer
Ate
Thesmer
Sorter
al Connors
Boy Scouts Drum Corps to Take Part in Concord Parade
The Troop 4 Drum and Bugle Corps of Jamaica Plain, a 26 piece unit, will march in Concord on April 19 for the parade of the day under the direction of Marshal Captain Thomas H. Mansfield. Watch for the Scouts as they perform with or alongside the participants.
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Concord
Drum and Bugle Corps
Boy Scouts
Jamaica Plain
Scouts
Thomas H. Mansfield
Horse Helps Elect President in Mexican War Era
The article recalls Old Whitey the horse ridden by General Taylor in the Mexican War as a political symbol that aided his master’s bid for the presidency.
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Old Whitey
Taylor
Mexico
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