Lost Book Notice From Iddlesex Institution
Public notice indicates a lost book deposit at Iddlesex Institution. Payment to be made by recipient named W. Beallou with assistant July 27 and August 3 and 10 references.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1932
Page
16
Public notice indicates a lost book deposit at Iddlesex Institution. Payment to be made by recipient named W. Beallou with assistant July 27 and August 3 and 10 references.
In execution of a mortgage to Francis RS and others, the sale of a Bedford parcel governed by a chain of deeds and liens will occur at public auction on Tuesday August 16 1932 at two o clock in the afternoon. The land lies along Lex Billerica Road and includes bounds from the stone wall to the Willard Hospital line with river and road frontages. Proceeds cover unpaid taxes and municipal liens if any.
Leslie W. Sims Maynard attorney and incumbent representative from the Tenth Middlesex District announces his candidacy for reelection this fall. He rejects rumors of an agreement not to run and states he will seek the Republican nomination in September. Sims cites his four year record of economy and opposition to excess, including votes to cut salaries for state employees and lawmakers.
Providence report notes Rhode Island enjoyed the most encouraging week in two years with widespread hiring and new orders. Brown University business bureau data indicate a state boom spreading from previous signals to all industries, including jewelry factories, which rehired workers and added shifts.
A lyrical tribute to Venice highlighting St. Mark’s Square Basilica Ducal Palace Grand Canal gondolas and ancient churches. The writing notes the city’s unique beauty romance and emotional impact on visitors with vivid imagery of canals moonlight and golden interiors.
Notice announces the executors William R. Herthy and Fannie Eleanor Wheeler and George A. Weed take on the trust for the late William Wheeler of Concord Middlesex County. Creditors must present claims. debts to be paid by July 2 1925. Aug. 3 10 17.
The article weighs past Olympic form against upcoming Los Angeles Games. It names Finland Kusocinski and Nurmi as strong contenders, Germany De Bruyn, Zabala of Argentina, Japan runners, and lists Italy Ugo Pieri among others. It warns America faces a tough siege from global rivals across sprint and distance events.
Bossy Gillis shows a photo of his back as potential evidence in the case tied to a Yesterdays alleged assault at the former mayor's Dalton street home. John J. Reardon, 24, received a three month sentence in the house of correction after a trial dispute over the assault claim. Reardon appealed the sentence.
1929 Pontiac Coach finish like new with new tires priced at $295. Sold by Pontiac Sales and Service located at 9 Powder Mill Road in Maynard. Call 41-adv for details.
Jury acquits the defendant after evaluating an alibi centered on footwear. The trial focused on the alleged link between the accused and pine evergreen tree related evidence. No further details on the incident or official charges were disclosed.
In Quincy Massachusetts John displays an odd habit of drawing pink aesci aes oaainee from his pocket baffling neighbors and prompting local curiosity about his unusual behavior.
Paris reports Burgundy and Champagne growers prepare to supply one bottle of vintage per three Americans once Prohibition ends. Exporters eye 140 000900 bottles of green wine for US warehouses as economists foresee a golden age for wine sales across party platforms.
Boston council debates a $338,000 purchase of $700,000 worth of land in East Boston and Revere for a state highway tying Day Square to the Newburyport Turnpike. Lt. Gov. Youngman denounces the deal as opaque and calls for a public hearing amid opposition from Councillor Cote and local associations. The governor and port officials cite appraisal work and absence of deeds as delays.
Deputy Bharist Hineiot Glynn shot and killed a young man while attempting to escape after arrest. The victim was identified as Walter Webber of Brooklyn. Glynn is a nephew of former Gov Alfred E Smith.
Gus Sonnenberg former world heavyweight wrestling champion was denied another postponement in a district court proceeding. His lawyer George Shilton urged delay while the defendant faces manslaughter drunkenness and reckless driving charges connected to the death of Patrolman Richard Morrissey.
Pope Pius XI granted an audience to Monsignor Francis J. Spellman of Whitman Massachusetts praising him on becoming Auxiliary of Boston. Spellman said he will leave for the United States in about two months and noted congratulatory cables from colleagues.
One lot of 150 prs women's shoes offered at $1.19 per pair. Sizes vary by style. stock described as damaged or broken. Sold at Jackson's on Main Street in Maynard. Sale runs this week only.
Reports from the Alaska Division of the Bureau of Fisheries indicate a large supply of pear pine will be available next year for high grade women's coats. The material comes from the Priblot Island shores and relates to June sealing operations with previous exins taken before July 1.
A driver named Grider spotted a stray pup on the side of his car after a mile long, nonstop trip into Glasgow Kentucky. The incident ended with the dog found safe near the vehicle.
Classified ad for a 1929 Ford Sport Coupe in A-1 condition offered for quick sale at Pontiac Sales & Service. Includes incomplete location details and a phone number for contact.
In a terse street exchange a young man asks if the other is getting married. The reply is curt yet grateful. A passerby recalls an old car valued at ten dollars, adding a note of humor to the brief incident.
A Soviet report to the Institute of Industrial and Economic Research argues Russia should pursue overseas markets, especially Western China Mongolia and western border states. It envisions showrooms in the East and forming expert groups to install and train on machinery amid a global demand for imported equipment.
Paris fashion writers note the shingle haircut advances with autumn chic. The sleek close-outlines suit modern demands, emphasizing the neck and nape while preserving feminine lines. Gentle curls at the nape and a few hidden top curls offer a refined, youthful look.
Federal investigators and the Bureau of Fishermen search the Atlantic City area for a missing water bather. The exact fate, location, and witnesses remain unclear as authorities pursue leads and question possible causes.
Andrew Kenos, 20, lived in Boston and suffered insomnia from constant stair climbing. He used an axe and descended the stairs, causing a fatal incident.
Wichita report states a homeless woman identified as Mrs. Puma Me eo of the artesuean iemundine Canary r momenade was found destitute. An examination shows she had 2500 dollars on deposit at a local bank, while valued assets total 2100 dollars.
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