Local retailer warns of price cuts and direct-from-headquarters deals
An advertisement touts buying direct from headquarters for cash to offer low prices on mer cerized voile tissue 29c yard cheaper than imported cost 17c yard. It claims other stores overcharge and promotes 10c muslin 4c yard with limit 20 yards and selling 10 Standard Rotary sewing machines at actual cost as the store closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mr. Christie
New York
Maynard
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Maynard Acton Boundaries
Public auction will sell the premises described in the 1900 mortgage by Calvin A Whitney and Ethelyn H Whitney to Middlesex Institution for Savings. The tract totals about 61 acres with a second woodland parcel of 7 acres in Acton Maynard area. Sale at 3 pm on May 23 1908. $300 cash required. Probate and tax burdens apply.
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Calvin A. Whitney
Ethelyn H. Whitney
Maynard
Middlesex ‘Institution For Savings
County of Middlesex
South District
Stow
Concord
R. S. Brown
Brown
Fitchburgh Railroad Co
John Dean
Dean
Railroad Company
George Conant
Acton
John Sanders
Concord Road
Ethelyn Hi Whitney
Artemas Whitney
Middlesex South
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Charles BE. Brown
Lincoln tax sale notice for 1907 unpaid parcels
Lincoln Massachusetts collector announces public auction of unpaid 1907 real estate taxes on two parcels in Lincoln. Amanda T Hunter and G A A Pevey own 82 acre tract by Trapelo Road near Cambridge Water Basin. Elisha Harrington heirs own about three acres near Fitchburg Division of the Boston and Maine Railroad. Auction at Town House on May 2 1908 at 3 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Town House
Amanda T. Hunter
G. A .A. Pevey
Cambridge
Elisha Harrington
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine R. R
Charles S. Wheeler
Mass
Massachussetts club women gather for spring federation meeting
Over 500 members from Hudson to Worcester attend the Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs spring meeting in Hudson town hall. Mrs May Wright Sewall of Tufts speaks on women's industrial and economic freedom, outlining pay as the key issue and tracing shifts from home work to factory and department store life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs
the Gust of the Hudson Woman’s Club
Massachusetts
Hudson Town Hall
Hostess Club
Annie M. Houghton
Hudson Woman's Club
May Alden Ward
Mass
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mary Wright Sewall
Georgie A. Bacon
Houghton
Federation
Ward
May Wright Sewall
Tufts
College
Moller on Women and Industrial Life in Home and Factory
A speech arguing that early fears about female workers were misplaced as industry moves beyond the home. It praises differentiation of labor and suggests apartment-house organization as the next step, noting strong applause and plans for a Boston meeting June 23 to 27.
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Eliot
Association of Collegiate Alumnae
Federation
Boston
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Hudson
REAL
Tate
Congo
L.N. Fowler
Collector’s Office
Calef
Bagdad
Boield
Mavis
Estudiantina
Minnehaha” Loring
Emerson
Traumerer
Schumann
Edward F. Bigelow
New Clubs
Leicester
Bertha W. Denny
PLA. Bean Furniture
Ompany
Main Street
Johanne M. Moller, Mortengee
Glenwood
G. R. Hall & Co
Marlboro
Albert Vanderhoof
A. D. Holt
Maynarde
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