Concord Junction estate sale of Amos P B Elmes goods
By auction of household goods belonging to the estate of Amos P B Elmes late of Concord Junction Massachusetts to be sold at the late residence 141 Commonwealth Ave corner of Winthrop Street on Friday May 14 1915 at 9 am. Items include chairs couches bedsteads and springs mattresses bureaus tables lamps stoves crockery ware dinner set glassware curtains carpets fixtures and more. Second hand dealers invited. Guy H Elmes admr Otis T Forbush auctioneer.
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Amos PB. Elmes
Concord Junction
Mass
Guy H. Elmes
Admr
Otis Ti. Forbush
Standish club aims to outplay Junction in baseball season
Wet field forces manager Loughlin to cancel a Leominster game to the annoyance of fans. Standish of Dorchester with Billy Stockmere and Andwood trains for a big visit, as Concord Junction and Maynard chase summer match series.
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St. Alphonsus
Loughlin
Leominster
Standish
Dorchester
Billy Stockmere
Junction Boys
Andwood
Concord Junction
Lexington
Maynard
Hopkins
Joe
Tetter
Clean-Up Movement Gains Favor in Concord Junction
The Clean-Up movement started last Saturday shows broad support and early results. Due to time limits the rubbish must be carted privately, but residents are urged to clear all premises this week. Read circulars and join in making Concord Junction a leading Spotless Town Brigade member by May.
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Concord Junction
Friends Present Mrs Ball With Traveling Bag
A group of about a score of Mrs David Ball's friends surprised her Saturday evening and gave her a traveling bag before she and Mr Ball depart for a California trip later this month. The gathering included card games and refreshments. Earlier, the School Garden association distributed seeds to school children on Friday.
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David Ball
Bedford Milk Legislation Battle Moves to Third Reading
In Bedford Massachusetts a heated debate over milk sanitation pits the Labor Clean Milk bill against the Farmers Clean Milk bill. The Labor bill would fine producers in court for insanitary milk without requiring remediation, while the Farmers bill mandates health department action to fix conditions before shipments resume. Rep Pfeiffer pushes for the Farmers bill as a corrective plan.
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Senate
Rep. Pfeiffer
HOUSE
Department of Health
Concord
Marlboro endorses Doan's Kidney Pills in local ad
Marlboro barber H B Carpenter reports relief from kidney pains after using Doan's Kidney Pills as endorsed by many Marlboro residents. The advertisement urges readers to ask for the district Kidney Pills at local stores and lists distributors.
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Peante Publici
Doan
H. B. Carpenter
Barber
Tsui Place
Carpenter
Marlboro
Dean
Hide
Poster Milburn Co
Vrope
Piatala Nyi
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