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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1919

Page

16

New snag in New York milk problem

Albany N Y January 17 The milk contro versy encounters a new snag after Governor Smith was told by Dowling chairman of the special milk commission that an unlimited New York City milk supply agreement remains unsettled. A question about a milk station in New Hampshire prompted distributors to ask for more time to confer.

Albany N. Y Smith New York City Chairman Dowling Special Milk Commission Dowling New Hampshire

Boston to Receive Two Troop Shiploads Weekly Starting February

Boston’s shipping district braces for a new routine as Colonel Yates announces that from February 1 troops will arrive at Common wealth pier twice weekly and at least 25 000 tons of freight will depart for Europe monthly. The Canada and Melita transports carrying 3000 officers and men are due next week, docking at Commonwealth pier to offload personnel for Camp Devens. Only authorized personnel with passes may board and troops will be escorted to Devens after landing.

Boston Army Navy Europe Yates War Department Canada Melita Boston Harbor Commonwealth Pier Camp Devens 23D Aero Squadron Army Anti-Aircraft School

Quarantine Protocol At Pier Delays Troop Unloading

Army officials enforce strict quarantine at the pier to prevent germ spread. Soldiers will not break ranks and will entrain for camp as soon as practicable, with precautionary measures in place to control disease transmission.

Six Months Pay Proposal Aimed at Returning Soldiers

Rep Bliss of Malden introduces a resolution urging Congress to grant returning sailors and Marines six months of full government pay after discharge. The measure goes to the rules committee for admission decision. Massachusetts dental board seeks to align with four year college standards and require annual dentist registration. Katherine L Edwards calls for national flag display in every court in session and rules for flag display on public buildings.

House of Representatives Bliss Malden Congress Committee On Rules Board of Dental Examiners Surgeon-General United States Massachusetts Katherine L. Edwards

Mother and child drown near Robinson estate in Danvers

Mrs Edward M Robinson wife of Brown University football coach and her three year old son Richard drowned when the boy broke through thin ice while playing with a toy rabbit. The mother attempted a rescue and also went through the ice. Edward M Robinson Boston attorney and college football figure.

Danvers Edward M. Robinson Brown University Richard Robinson Boston

Prizes Awarded at Fancy Stock Poultry Show in Boston

The Poultry Show drew many budding poultry raisers to the Mechanics Building in Boston for the last day of the exhibition. Lectures from the Department of Agriculture discussed home farming of fowl and its cost advantages. A curly white crested Polish hen debuted, the first of its kind shown in the U S, while George F Twombly of Medford showcased top pigeons. A Roslindale based Metropolitan Pet Stock Yards entry, a broken colored Peruvian male guinea pig aged about one and a half years, won first prize and a cup.

Boston Department of Agriculture George IF. Twombly Medford Metropolitan Pet Stock Yards Roslindale Mass

Poultry and Rabbits Win at Dorchester Show

Weighing 134 pounds, the exhibitor earned six firsts and six youngsters sold for 40 dollars. Dr. B. J. Hovestadt’s black Minorca cockerel claimed champion in single combs, 10 months old, last year winning Guelph Canada show. It stands four feet high and is valued at 250 dollars with 20 offspring to be sold for 75 dollars. A Firenze Imported Ikly Fashion rabbit, 14 months old, won best Belgian and a large silver cup, owned by Mrs. M. R. Guggenheim, tied to her interest in rabbit importation.

B. J. Hovestadt Dorchester Clover Leaf Poultry Yards Guelph Canada America Boston M. R. Guggenheim Daniel G. Guggenheim New York City

Funeral of Mrs. Harry Dutton Held

The funeral for Mrs. Harry Dutton wife of Floughton and Dutton Co president was held at her daughter Mrs. Allen Perley Chase 105 Governor's Avenue Medford. Rev A D Cowles of Dan Vera Congregational Church conducted the service with no singing. The body rests in the family vault Forestdale Cemetery Malden.

Harry Dutton Floughton & Dutton Company Allen Perley Chase Governor's Avenue Medford A. D. Cowles Dan- Vera Forestdale Cemetery Malden

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