Cooperative Movement Programs Highlighted at Conference
Ives of the 0.9 A. on cooperation outlines movement achievements to date and cites new facilities in insurance wealth and education under cooperative organization. Professor Colston Water discusses consumer cooperation and testing services with Consumers Union and Consumers Research. R N Penjamin shares farm operator experiences and farm bureau role.
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Cooperg Movement
Warbasse
Colston Wate
Department of Economics
Massachusetts ‘State College
Oae
Prose 4
Niy
R. N. Penjamin
Pennsylvania Farm Firean
Pennsylvania
Urean
Licensing Board Notice Maynard December 4 1935
Notice under General Laws Chapter 138 that Assahet Clvic Inc has applied to transfer a license to Bell Alcoholic Beverage All Alcoholic and Club from 4 Walnut Street to 10 11 Walnut Street Maynard two rooms first floor and basement stock with dates May 27 June 3.
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Assahet Clvic Inc
Bell
Bever
Walnut Street
Walnut Treet
Maynard
Mary A Cook Will Probate Petition in Maynard
The Probate Court of Middlesex Massachusetts notifies interested parties in the estate of Mary A Cook of Maynard that Cecelia J Donahue of Needham has filed a petition for probate of a purported will and for appointment as executrix without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Court before ten o clock in the forenoon on June fifth 1936, the return day. The notice is dated May nineteenth nineteen thirty six and signed by Register Loring P Jordan.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Mary A. Cook
Maynard
Baid County
Bald Court
Cecelia J. Donahue
Needham
Norfolk
Cambridge
John C. Legegat
Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Foreclosure Auction on Foss Mortgage in Sudbury
Mortgage sale of Olive W. Foss to The Waltham National Bank of Wal tham dated July 2, 1629 recorded in Middlesex South Deeds Book 537 Page 179. Foreclosure for breach of conditions, property described by plan of King Street, bounding by State Highway, Lot 65, Lot 95, Lot 102, and Massachussetts Avenue, total area 11016 square feet. Auction set for Friday June 12 1986 at 11:00 AM on premises.
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Olive W. Foss
Fred N. Foas
Waltham National Bank of Waltham
Middlesex South District
Sudbury
Lot
Rowland ‘Arene Ff
Beal
Desdle
Ifty-Five
Massazoitvenue
Aly
Cooperative campaigns boost member gains at regional talk
Delegates heard how cooperative buying cuts costs with discounts on tractors and goods. The Sunday executive session drew about two hundred as plans for the year formed. at Vose playgrounds the summer festival featured athletic events led by the United Cooperative of Maynard and Fitchburg participants with multiple races and field events.
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Vaner
Wee
Vose
United Cooperative of Maynard
A. Sari
O. Warila
G. Ryan
EF. Jarvi
Fitchburg
L. Matson
T. Wicky
Maynard
Heikkila
Norwood
White
Ernést Jarvi
Walter Tisaari
Quincy
P. Hilttnen
Ernest Jarvi
Walter Tizzard
Oniney
Wilson Cuttell
J. Kaanta
A. Honkanen
Haki
Slacks and Hats Featured In New Idea Store Ad
The Maynard New Idea Store advertises slacks in stripes pinchecks and fancies at 1.00 per pair and straw hats for men priced from 0.08 to 1.00.
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New Idea Store
Maynard
New Idea
Lost Book Deposit No 35269 Notice
The Middlesex Institution for Savings announces loss of Deposit Book No 35269. Payment stopped. Notice signed by Julian W. Ballou Assistant Treasurer from Concord Massachusetts dated May 18 1936.
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Assabet Institution For Savings
Sidney E. McCleary
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Julian W. Ballou
Concord
Mass
Estate of Hilma Ryomanen Jate o' Maynard in said County
The administrator of the estate presented to the Court to allowance his first account. Written appearance to object must be in Cambridge before ten o clock in the forenoon on the twelfth day. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge. Loring P Jordan Register. May 21 May 27 June 3 1901.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Hilma Ryomanen Jate O' Maynard
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Loring P. Jordan
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Maynard Mass
Mortgagee forecloses and will sell at public auction on Saturday June 13 1926 at eleven o clock in the forenoon the premises on Summit Street Maynard Mass described as lot nine with buildings and bounded by lot eight ten and Summit Street. Sale subject to unpaid taxes and municipal liens.
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Charles A. Byron
Elli T. Byron
Maynard Trust Company
Middlesex South District
Summit Street
Eath Maynard
Maynard
Mass
W. J. McDonald
Horace F. Tuttle
J. N. Haire
Beali Eaid
Changes in Poultry Houses
Farmers seek hen comfort this winter with insulated roofs walls and vents. Heat and temperature control take precedence over dry floors as water freezes in drinkers signals use of broader stoves and protective wire netting around stoves and litter.
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R. E. Cray
Extension
Poultrymanic State University
WNU Service
Hatchery Codes Aim to Regulate Incubator Eggs and Chicks
The proposed 198 percent hatchery codes seek a national breeding and disease eradication program overseen by the secretary of agriculture. They aim to stop unfair practices and deceptive advertising, protect workers with wage rules, and guard buyers against misrepresentation and fraud.
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United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Hatching Chicks and Incubator Turning Best Practices
The guidance emphasizes frequent turning of eggs up to four times a day, especially in the first half of incubation. Begin early and continue until the eggs pip, allowing chicks to dry before removal. Avoid chilling, as damp chicks can chill if moved too soon. rely on hatch moisture to aid drying.
Fish oil boosts egg production in poultry mash trials
Experimental work at the Dominion farm in Scott Saskatchewan shows that adding 2 percent pil chard oil to laying mash increases egg production by 31 percent versus oil-free mash. Cod liver oil raises output 26 percent. Replacing beef scrap with fish meal keeps production steady and no off flavors appear in eggs. Swapping bran and shorts for ground wheat boosts production by 8 percent.
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Dominion Experimental Farm
Scott, Sask
New Breed of Poultry attracts attention among fanchers
The Marsh-Dairy poultry breed is described as hardy and prolific, suited to marshy districts. Bred from a mix including Hamburg, Leghorn, English Malay Game, Pit Game, and Buttercup, it reportedly matures to six or seven years of age and comes in five varieties: Wheatéem, Black, Brown, Buff, and Los Angeles Ties.
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Hamburg
Los Angeles
Son of Guns: Joe Brown Fulfills Boyhood Athletic Dream
Joe Brown, once a stage and circus performer, pursued sports stardom as his boyhood dream. He built a movie career around athletics and now headlines Joe Brown's All-stars in basketball while backing semipro baseball and aiding college players in football. Fortune follows his passion for athletes.
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Klondike
Seattle
Joe FE. Brown
Joe
Midas
Sons of Guns
Brown
Hollywood
Joe Big
Maine Summer Resort Devastated by 75000 Dollar Fire
Fire swept Peaks Island in Casco Bay destroying the Union House hotel several stores Brackett homestead and 17 summer cottages. Portland fire apparatus aided by river ferries battled the blaze as damage was pegged at 75000.
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Portland
Peaks Island
Casco Bay
Union House
Brackett
Two Die In Detroit Storm Ravaging City
A severe Detroit storm yesterday caused two deaths, unroofed buildings, uprooted trees, shattered windows, and damaged hundreds of cars as the city endured its worst weather in recent memory.
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Detroit
South China urges war against Japan amid crisis
The South China government and Japanese sources report a national war demand against Japan with full aid to Nanking. Canton reportedly declares war on Nanking to push nationalist forces toward conflict, a Sino-Japanese crisis manifesto signals firm stance.
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Shanghai
South China
Japan
Nanking
China
Canton
Plans for Honolulu to Auckland Air Route Emergency Landings
Federal aviation experts returning from a South Pacific inspection tour draft final plans for a Honolulu to Auckland air service. Emergency landing facilities are planned at Jarvis Baker Howland Kingman Reef and Pago Pago as part of a Pan American New Zealand agreement to run Honolulu Auckland twice monthly with at least two weekly flights, start by year end, and ten year operation.
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Washington
South Pacific
Pacific
Navy
Commerce Department
Honolulu
New Zealand
Jarvis
Baker and Howland Islands
Midway
Auckland
Kingman Reef
Pago Pago
Pan-American Airways
San Francisco
Orient
Lloyds Insures Fish in Two English Rivers
Lloyds has written policies to insure trout in the Rother and Dudwell rivers near Burwash Sussex against chemical damage from pipeline descaling and a reservoir. The piece notes other odd insurance cases including an American insured against conversion by a woman evangelist and a chorus girl tooth policy at a London theater.
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London
Rother
Duduwell
Burwash
Sussex
Lloyds
New York
England
Birmingham
Lester Tremayne
America
Midwest
Bertram Mills
Mills
Berkeley Aims Universal Fingerprinting Of Citizens
Berkeley intends to become the first U S city to fingerprint all residents. The three aims are to gain full benefits of a complete record, set an example for other cities, and remove stigma linked to fingerprinting by separating it from criminal use.
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Berkeley
Calif
United States
Monkey Thwarts Thief Loot Heist Turns on Party Guests
During a home invasion at a New York party Louis Farrara tossed his billfold containing 345 toward his pet monkey. The monkey grabbed the wallet but was knocked aside by a bandit who took 85 in cash and 300 in jewels from guests. The incident left Farrara also missing 345 while the monkey survived with a banana.
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New York
Louis Farrara
Farrara
Farrarro
Farraro
Malden Man Pleads After Nickel and Temper Flash
William Lanagan of Malden loses a nickel and temper in court after an incident at a Friend Street subway pay booth. He tried to obtain a number, failed to get the nickel back, vented anger for five minutes, then ripped a telephone receiver and handed it to Patrolman Jenkinson. He paid $10 fines in court.
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Boston
Wiliam Lanagan
Malden
Lanagan
Friend Street
Jenkinson
Wayside Trade School Beats Local High School In Return
Russ Hayward earned his fourth straight win fanning 14 and allowing only three hits as Wayside Trade School defeated the local high school 16 to 0 on holiday afternoon. Karl Hayward backed his brother at catcher while three Wayside pitchers held the visitors to weak contact and the offense piled up runs with defensive errors.
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IDE
Wayside Trade School
Russ Hayward
Karl
Wayside Trade
Young Howard
Ice speeds germination of California pine seeds at USC
Ice experiments at the University of Southern California reveal chilling large edible pine seeds accelerates germination. Researchers note freezing slows aging and may improve seedling vigor for native California pines.
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The
University of Southern California
California
Accidents in the Home Studied in Kansas
The Kansas health department reports fatal home falls most often occur in the bedroom, with living rooms 21 percent and stairs 16 percent. Kitchens account for 11 percent and dining rooms 4 percent, from a four year study of home accidents.
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Kansas
Kansas Health Department
Underworld Slang and Smuggling Terms Noted
A fragment lists quirky underworld slang terms such as boiler Fire 1 Brooklyn Glare can-opener and forger. It hints at a broader lexicon used in crime and smuggling circles without providing a full narrative or context.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Mons
Underworld
Moonlit Glider Flights Lead Aviation Club Climb
Gliders launch from a mountain summit near Green land as members of the Aviation club pursue height. Reports describe extensive waste land at the top and ongoing attempts to break records amid growing enthusiasm for high altitude flights.
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Greeland
and Aviation Club
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