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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1932
Page
3
A crowded OCR of Cambridge Assessors roll lists multiple parcels. It records owners like Charles Aronson Moore Helen Moore and Solomon Morris, addresses on Brower Street Franklin Street Holton Street and more, with Lot numbers Block Plans dates and tax amounts for 1931 and other years. The document enumerates parcel sizes in square feet and balance of tax due, noting municipal office filings in Cambridge.
A description of Lot No 47 on a Biot Plan Sa plan dated September 1255 filed with the Assessors of the Bay of Cambridge. The parcel contains 4402 nemaine feet and tax assessed is $1322.
Ward 2 Mullane Mary T. wife of Thomas resides at 8 Hampshire Street. Parcel described as Lot 12 in Pin 4, Block 12, in Cambridge records. Tax due amount $77.04 recorded in the assessor's office.
Parcel of land at Ware Street described as Lot No 156 in Nan No 156 with date and line items showing balance of tax or lien. Indicates assessment notes and city of Peenniaes related terms.
Parcel described as Lot 68 BWrock Plan No 73 dated lecom M13 with brondines thereon offered by Cambridge assessors. Tax assessed JG3 S414.
Parcel described as Lot 7 Block 198 with 24 square units in Cambridge city land records. Tax for TAR 4141. Date June 199. Property tied to dealer street area and survey details. (Note: OCR readable portions provide limited clarity on dates and identifiers.)
A parcel of land with buildings at 233 Bay Street Lot No 42 on Black Flan So 12 dated November describes sale by Cambridge assessor. The document notes a value or cost around 143 dollars and references trust or assertion of the flag of Cambridge.
Ward 2 Maslow Romany parcel at Suffolk Street No 19 23 with buildings listed as Lot No 44 on Plan MM recorded in the Cambridge assessment office. Tax balance shown as 27 and 152 dollars for related parcels on Broadway with Lot 125 on Rincko Plan noted in the City assessment records.
Fragmentary tax entry dated April 0 shows balance due 918.0 for parcel amid reef assets, bearing Am score and references to Black pan Na. Entries mention Sy IS and Bela of sy.
The Cambridge Assessors cite multiple parcels across wards with land and buildings, Lot numbers, block plans, dates from 1900s to 1920s, and corresponding tax balances or amounts due. Readouts cover addresses from Irving Street to Whittemore Avenue and include buyer and owner details as listed in the tax ledger.
Ward 16 listing Mary A Verien No 49 Si Porter Roads parcel with Lot 28 on Keck Manor 178 dated March 1008 and Jane O Connell No 45 Guyette Road parcel with Washtings on Lot 10 Black Man bounded by Cambridge office records and Tar payment details. Ward 11 lists JANE O CONNELL parcel No 45 Guyette Road with Washtings on Lot 10 Black Man in Cambridge recorded before city office filings.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a land parcel at Haymond Street Lot 4 on Black Plan 903 with assessment and tax details. It references Pacific Ward 18 and an offer by an assessor, though specifics are unreadable.
The notice describes a Cambridge parcel on East Side Amion Street Lot No. and Plan No. 45 dated July 1928 in the city assessor’s office. It states the area as 70 square feet and 1901 tax of 2585 dollars and 16 cents.
A damaged notice describes land listing with parcel details Lot No 1 Block Plan No 4 dated July 1824 in Cambridge noting square feet and taxes. The fragment mentions Ames Streets and an offer by the clerk of Cambridge.
Parcel description lists tan lot on Duck Street in Cambridge city records. Owner Fred J. Daccett with trustees Frank Wret and Arthur P. Stote of the Dageett Trust appear on Book 219 Page IL.
Tax records detail parcels in Ward 1 including Jeremiah J Ward and Jeremiah J OConnor with 440 square feet and taxes totaling 100 pounds 271.20. Grace Jolypeon listed as owner and other parcels at 2 Paparino Street with Lot numbers, blocks, dates, and assessed square footage. balance due for ton remains 544.
Ward 2 Panjahil Amelia at Cushing Street offers Lot No 1 on Hock Pine No 24 dated December 1020. City assessor offer taxes for 1931 amount to $115.28 and the parcel contains taiaquire feet.
Fragmentary tax notice from Cambridge city office referencing land Lot No. 70 on Block Pion Wi. and balance due in 1931. Details appear garbled with names Ward 19 Ogna n Isabelle F Walter J and office references to tax certificates view and page numbers.
No. 18 Pleasant Street parcel of land with buildings in Lot Me on Block Plan So. W071 dated March 1616 in the office of the Assessor of the City of Cambridge and containing balance of tax for 19ML, $13.58.
Land parcels listed with owners Ward, Albin and Pulia A. include a two square foot plot dated 1829 in Cambridge city, tax details for 19th year. Another parcel on Hamilton Street Let No 77 in Block Plan No 07 dated June 19th shows square feet and building details with assessor tax figures.
An authority on correct English explains pronoun order when two or more pronouns are joined by and. If the second person precedes the first and third in singular: if pronouns are used together in plural, the first precedes the second and third, and the second precedes the third.
A reflection by W E Gladstone urges caution that religion must not pull morality. The adversarial view warns against daily temptations that compromise ethical conduct.
Dark spider webs provide cross hair like strands for precision work. Tropical spiders yield excellent webs suitable for various instruments. Different web thicknesses match instrument types and user needs.
James A Farley, longtime Democratic leader, is portrayed as a self made organizer who built Roosevelt’s statewide and national campaigns. The piece details his rise from Stony Point to national prominence, his memory and mobility, and his relentless letter and travel campaign that sustained Democratic success in New York and beyond.
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