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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1931
Page
3
WAED MORSE and FRANCIS E. with Fred E. and Marion Avis Ritchie hold equity No 694 Huron Avenue Lot 3 Block Plan 257 Cambridge Assessors office notes the parcel dated June 1896 covering 24 612 square feet with 1930 tax of $110 67.
Tax titles and parcel details for multiple Cambridge properties across wards 9 and 11. Listings include owners such as Moe se, Mullane y, Murchison, Munroe, and Mullin e with parcel sizes from 1 005 to 29 300 square feet. Taxes for 1920 and 1930 shown, along with land records citations.
Parcel at 7 Revere Street described as Lot 61 on Block Plan Na Lob with 1159 square feet. Tax for 1930 listed as 46.41 dollars. Wife Arthur noted as owner. land and buildings in the office bridge.
Ward 10 Murphy Elizab et al list No. 21 Blake Street as the property with Lot 22 on Block Plan No. 181 dated July 1866 in Cambridge. Tax for 1930 is 4250 with amount $196.35.
Property at 110 112 Dudley street Lot 74 Block 193 dated June 1929 with 2625 square feet. Balance of 1930 tax due is 47.21 dollars.
Property listing for Julia A. Murphy at No 122 Dudley Street Lot 70 Block 193 dated June 1929 containing 2289 square feet. 1930 tax assessed at $67.83.
Ward 6 resident Narekian Nishan at 6 Arrow Street taxed for Lot 24 Block Plan 133 dating December 1928. Assessor records show parcel area 8729 square feet and 1980 tax of $239.19.
Ward 5 Narekian Nishan lists lot 91 on plan 92 at 1 February 1927 in Brookline city assessor office. The entry notes 2820 square feet and tax amounts totaling 920 and 2149.94 dollars.
Property listing for 135 137 Elm Street Cambridge showing four parcels of Lot 19 in Block Plan 86 dated May 1921. Office of the Power Ore of Cambridge records indicate 60 25 feet and an assessed value of 39 dollars for 1980. The entry notes ownership and parcel details for tax or civic planning use.
Ward 8 Nutting Philip A No 8 Nutting Road parcel of land with buildings Lot 42 Block Plan 166 dated October 20 1914 in the office bridge containing 15429 square feet Tax for 1990 $914.08.
A local notice enumerates tax titles and equity filings across Cambridge wards. Listings include parcel addresses such as 2493 square feet at Lot 45, Davis street. 1550 plus square feet at Portland street. and 25 060 square feet at Massachusetts Avenue. Items note 1930 taxes and balances, with holder names and heirs.
Parcel Lot 12 on Block Plan 254 dated December 1929 in the bridge office covers 7495 square feet. Tax assessment for 1930 stands at $121.38.
Ward 7 parcel at No 12 Prentiss street identified as Lot Nad 81 on Block Plan 154 dated January 1930. Tax for 1990 listed as $207.06 in the bridge office records.
Property listing for Eliza Beth C Ward T Parker and Edward K at 14 Prentiss Street. Describes Lot No 82 on Block Plan 154 dated January 1930, area 4522 square feet. Tax for 1930 is $214.20.
The parcel at 35 41 Jay Street includes Lot 32 on Block Plan 125 dating August 1928 and contains 7429 square feet. Balance of 1990 tax due is $100.00.
The entry lists Joseph Ward and Rose Ward with the Putnam Avenue parcel Lot 84 Block 129 dated September in the Cambridge assessor’s office. It shows 2840 balance of tax for 1930 amounting to $100.00.
Parcel of land with buildings at 68 Dana Street in Cambridge assessed in 1980 for $199.92. Land Reg. Cert. 11283, Book 75, Page 6. Includes Lot 51 on Block Plan No. 139 dated November 1928 in the Cambridge Assessors office.
A parcel described as Lot No. 41 on Block Plan No. 173 in Cambridge is listed with 8644 square feet and buildings. Tax for 1990 is $2,591.42, with Louis Greenblatt as trustee for the Porto Health Trust and listed parties Ward D and Pass Miguel Posa.
Ward Pavao and Philomena Jose wife of Jose own two parcels on Magnolia Avenue Lot 76 Block Plan 141 dated July 1835 with 4041 square feet. Balance of tax for 1950 amounts to $99.92.
A list of property parcels in Cambridge wards 1 2 3 and 11 with owner names addresses and lot and block numbers. Properties include 85 Warren street 61 Union street 64 Massachusetts avenue 121 Elm street 6 7 9 11 Fifth street 176 220 Bent street and 200 Elm street. 1930 tax balances range from 35 70 to 5 794 56 with various land sizes and dates from 1928 1929 1921.
A Springfield Union item recounts Peter J. Tyer’s tale from Lee residents about Reynard the fox and tame crows. The foxes schemed to lure poultry by placing bone scraps near wire, feigning rest before striking through the mesh for a head in spring.
The article discusses Mackinac name origins linking Mackinac to turtle in Chippewa and Algonkian variants. It notes Mackinaw as translation for turtle and cites Michinimuckinac and mishinimaki punk as possible roots. Dr William Jones’s notes on Minnesota Chippewa claims and folk-etymology are mentioned.
The Malay peninsula from Siam to Singapore forms the Straits settlements including Singapore Penang Malacos Labuan Cocos and Christmas island. The area totals about 1600 square miles and the region constitutes a British crown colony.
A tale from early U S history recalls Tom Corwin of Ohio, nicknamed the wagoner boy, dining at Sam Cessna's stage tavern at Salb Hollow near Cumberland. Corwin, mistaken for a servant due to his dark complexion, received a superior meal after the party feasted, concluding with cigars delivered to his side table.
The great cave bear stood twice the size of the North American grizzly and was a dominant predator. Remains are abundant in British caves and caverns, mainly in Yorkshire, with Ireland finds resembling modern grizzly remains, as reported in London Tit-Bita.
Miners rescue training expands to a new lifeguard form in Upper Silesia on the German Polish frontier. A long abandoned mine is used for experiments in life saving with young miners learning to operate oxygen pulmotors gas masks and to free a buried or entombed man from underground dangers.
Edward W. Pickard reports the federal farm board ends new wheat and cotton buys as Carl Williams notes stabilization is no longer a remedy for surplus. Cudahy Packing plans 10 percent southern buys up to December, about 1 million dollars of cotton held for a year. Embargoes and grain shifts affect Argentine and Brazilian trade, with broader European diplomacy and finance moving amid League of Nations activity.
Rane T. Hines addressing the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Kansas City asks that veterans organizations refrain from requesting new legislation until the cost of relief acts is analyzed. He cites the government’s annual benefits outlay and notes a rising trend in aid while stressing that employment is the main need for veterans.
PADL BONCOUR argues nations should place armed forces under League of Nations control, predicting France would spearhead the 1982 disarmament conference. The foreign office calls it the government’s permanent view, while Washington sees it as France shaping the British stance on pooling armaments.
Ben Bose of Montana claimed fires were set by unemployed men to create work for firefighters. He placed several counties under martial law and sent National Guard detachments to halt the incendiarism.
Renowned English novelist Hall Calne died at his Isle of Man home from heart disease aged seventy eight. His work stirred major controversy and made him one of the world’s wealthiest authors. Phoebe Omville wins women’s division and open sweepstakes in national air derby. Mutiny among six Chilean navy ships at Coquimbo prompts government crackdown.
USSOLINI and the pope settle their dispute allowing stations to resume religious activities only. They are barred from sports and athletic involvement and must not intrude into the syndical realm.
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