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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1931
Page
3
A Cambridge city record lists multiple parcels by ward with addresses Lot numbers block plans dates and square footage along with 1930 or other year tax amounts and balances. Properties include 1600 square feet at 1132 Massachusetts Avenue and 4678 square feet at 31 Dale Street among many others.
A long Cambridge city list details owners on wards 2 through 11 with street addresses, lot and block numbers, parcel sizes in square feet, and tax amounts due for years around 1930 to 1990. Balances range from modest sums to substantial figures, including parcels on Dudley Street, Putnam Avenue, and Mt Auburn Street, among others.
Legal description of property in Cambridge listing parcel 51 on Black Plan 139 with 4800 square feet. Tax for 1930 set at $199.92. Land Reg. Cert. 11283. recorded in Book 7 Page 569. Describes owners Isabella Parsons and John R. Ward.
Louis Greenblatt as Trustee of the Porto Realty Trust surfaces equity No 30 Langdon street a parcel with buildings thereon Lot 41 Block Plan 173 dated encompassing 644 square feet. Tax for 1930 stands at 2591.42 dollars.
Parcel at 194 Hurley Street described as Lot No 10 on Black Flan No 17 dated November 1896 in the bridge office. It contains 1325 square units and the tax for 1530 amounts to $117.81 with Land Reg. Cert. 17120, Book 114 Page 47%.
Parcel summaries list two properties with owner names Paula Placido and Jose Pavao with street addresses Surrey Street and Magnolia Avenue. Each entry cites block plan numbers, parcel lot numbers, dates from the late 19th century and assessed areas in square feet. Totals show tax balances for 1980 and 1990 of $146.37 and $90.92 respectively.
Property at 35 Warren Street Lot 35 Block 56, Ward 1 Pavio Vincenzo and Vincenzina ownership. Land and buildings with 2190 square feet, taxed for 1930 at $89.25. Boundary details and plan reference appear in the 1928 office records.
Ward 3 Payne Ascention listed at No 28 Union Street a land core with buildings described as Lot 1 on Block Plan 79 dated July 1928 in the Assessors office covering 2286 square feet with 1930 tax of 35.70. The wife listed as John E. is noted in the record.
The notice details several Cambridge parcels across wards 11 2 1 and 3 with Lot and Block numbers, street addresses, and square footage. It lists tax amounts for 1930 and balances due, including 5054 square feet on Massachusetts Avenue parcel in ward 11 Peck and 4236 square feet on Elmond rear street in ward 2 Pedro.
A compact study notes that belief in signs persists though often denied. It cites medieval demons, witches, and lucky talismans like horseshoes and pins, with lines about sunlit apple trees predicting harvest and a bean planted eye up growing straight to China, as examples of lingering superstition per the American Agriculturist.
Tourists may descend into a centuries old Naples volcano crater. The trek promises grumbling mouths and venting steam, with gold vapors and hot air jets. Participants face ash, molasses like ground, sulfur fumes, but return safely.
An air driven wrench has been devised to remove frozen bolts and nuts in locomotive shops and similar settings. Small and portable, it quickly dislodges nuts on bolts up to one and a quarter inches, reducing effort compared with chisels or drilling.
Ted visits a neighbor to borrow a spade for his father but finds none. While there he notices a card game in progress and excitedly declares he has drawn a spade, prompting a brief moment of surprise.
In early Virginia there were many plantations of 5,000 acres or more. Nicholas Hayward owned a 30,000 acre unit and William Fitebagh at one time held a total of 45,000 acres.
In the crisis, Labour leader MacDonald resigns and Baldwin leads a caretaker coalition with Samuel and Chamberlain. Aimed at stabilizing finances, the new cabinet vows to reduce dole and unite relief efforts under Hoover administration planning for nationwide unemployment relief and continental aid.
Indications the Southwest campaign to lift crude to one dollar per barrel shows progress yet Oklahoma and East Texas remain closed by militia. Kansas orders keep prices low. Prices rise elsewhere including Montana Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Louisiana Arkansas California profits from shortage as producers draw from storage while shipping to the East. Flooding in central China devastates Hankow Wuchang Hanyang and other cities. millions suffer hunger and disease as tea crop ruined and refugees risk death.
Psipro ATORA President of Ecuador since 1928 resigns immediately after his cabinet quits post amid a peaceful revolt by Chimborazo garrison officers. Ayora had named Col. Larren Aloja minister of government and he assumed presidential powers in line with the constitution. Avora seeks refuge at the United States legation in Quito.
HREEB hundred economists industrialists and officials meet in Amsterdam for the World Social Economic Congress chaired by C H Van der Leeuw The opening session cites unemployment amid progress and a proposed five year world prosperity moratorium on war debts and reparations The congress also devotes a session to reports from the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics on their economic planning experience
Woodcock orders all dry agents to stop employing women as informers or companions after investigating charges. He calls the practice unnecessary, opposing McCampbell the New York enforcer.
Qa and Mrs Lindbergh reached Kasumigaura naval base near Tokyo and were welcomed by government and citizens. They planned a two week stay in Japan then a flight to Chile and possible stopovers in Manila as they continue an around the world journey with no fixed plans stated in Tokyo.
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