Walker Possible Senate Bid Shaped by Uncontested GOP Field
Waltham Mayor Walker hints at a run for senator if no opponent emerges in the Republican race. Lexington’s William P. Martin stands as the only challenger, with district committees urged to back Walker’s candidacy as the party seeks unity. The local Republican committee in Waltham has circulated letters to rally support and weigh the field.
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Walker
Waltham
William P. Martin
Lexington
Martin
Marlboro Citizen Ad Claims Doan's Kidney Pills Cure
William Davis of Marlboro Massachusetts reports back pain and kidney region soreness eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought from Burke Drug Co. He credits the treatment with a cure and urges others to use the product. The ad lists Foster Milburn Co as US agents and notes price at 50 cents.
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Marlboro
Dean
William Davis
Howland Ist
Mass
Doan
Burke Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Do Farmers Need a New Political Party
A series of views from Maine and Lewiston grange leaders discuss whether farmers should form a farmers party. Arguments cover independence from major parties, the risk of urban dominance, education in politics, and potential reforms like reading tests for voters and broader representation for rural interests.
For Measures Not Parties In Grange Principles
A. B. Dorsett of the Pennsylvania State Grange argues against political party lines for farmers. He urges stronger internal organization within the Grange to influence policy and counter political corruption. The Grange should focus on measures and principles, not electing party candidates.
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Congress
Grange
le Arn
Gg Mada
Lt von Siple
Farmers’ Alliance
The
A. B. Dorsett
Pennsylvania State Grange
High Cost of Living Debate Cites Farm Prices and Wages
A Washington Senate committee hearing illustrated the living cost issue using a painter paid three dollars for a day. The painter’s claim about high living costs was countered by showing that a farmer would need to sell twelve quarts of milk, a half bushel of potatoes, twelve quarts of onions, two dozens eggs, one and a half pounds of butter, one and a half quarts of cream, five pounds of pork, and six pounds of beef for three dollars to cover one day’s wage. The example hints at broader farm price influences, noting comments from Goats of Living, log county Pennsylvania, and a 6000-member Brages organization.
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Senate
Washington
Ohne Speaker
Jlilx
Time Table for Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway
Corrected timetable dated February 19 1911 lists Saturday half hour service from 20 P M to 8 P M with through cars to Arlington Heights. Connections at Hudson to Boston and Worcester line for Marlboro Framingham and Worcester and to Worcester Consolidated for Clinton Leominster and Fitchburg. Concord connections offer routes to Lexington Waltham Boston and onward to Exeter Lowell and South Framingham.
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Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
Concord
Arlington Heights
Hudson
Boston & Worcester St Ry. Co
Marlboro
South Framingham
Worcester
Worcester Consolidated St. Ry. Co
Clinton
Leominster
Fitcaturg
Jaxington
Boston St Ry
Lexington
Waltham
Boston
Concord Junction
WELK
Ladson
Easondale
Wentvaie
Llega Concord
Westvale
Maynard Bone
Gleasandal
Lowell Acton and Maynard Street Railway Time Table Correction
Time table for the Lowell Acton and Maynard Street Railway corrected to February 19 1911. The notice notes adjusted schedules and service details for the regional line.
Middlesex camps fill Forge Pond with new groups
Littleton notes celebrate birthdays and social events as several new parties join the Middlesex camps at Forge Pond. Residents report telephone subscribers and moves to nearby towns while others attend house parties in Adamsville Rhode Island and shared church services.
Local Notes From Graniteville and Nearby Towns
Mer moved to Graniteville last week and bought a place. Chesney’s sister and brother in Long Beach are noted during the school vacation. Mrs Munson, Christian Munson’s mother, died at Concord Monday morning. Mrs Sherman Frost returned from visiting friends and went back to New York. Mrs E Taylor and son Mark visited her brother C W Dutton. Miss Mollie Remis came from Lawrence to see her cousin Miss Helena McCarty and attended a lawn party at Acton Center. Mrs John Maynes has three children from the United Charity Home in Boston to board. Mrs William Trombly suffered abscesses and Dr Staples attended.
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Middlesex
Forge Pond
Boston Engineer's Club
General Electric School
Lynn
Philips Andover
Fannie Sherburne
Grace Shattuck
Frances Kimball
King’s Ughters
Mary V. Gardner
New Bedford
Adamsville
R. I
Marion Hartwell
Somerville
Melvin Hartwell
Charles W. Houghton
Elizabeth
Mary Houghton Holt
Belmont
Emma Ryam
Foster St
Littleton
Grange
Henry Robbins
Fred Read
Misses Case
Josephine Foley
Edward B. Bigelow
EF. W Maxwell
Henry Robbing
Paul Brown
Gloucester
Cleaves
West Rindge
N. H
J H. Kimball
Congregational Church
Mary J. Kimball
Boston
F. B. Priest
Alice Kimball
Henry Cooper
Lucy Pickard
John
Mer
Graniteville
Mies
Riaxeare
Chesney
Long Beach
Charles Smith
Martha
York
Long Beaches
Munson
Christian Munson
Concord
Sherman Frost
New York
Local Social Notes From Sudbury and Framingham
Alfred La Gouff of Marlboro and a friend visited his mother and sister on Sunday. Harold Page called on Miss Alice H. Parmenter of South Framingham, guests of Mr and Mrs L F Parmenter. Mr and Mrs R H Hurlburt returned from a visit with daughter Mrs Arthur J Hunt near New York City. The steam roller returns as more state highway repairs are needed to keep the road in satisfactory condition.
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GHP
Union
Democratic Party
Repubtican
Tyre
Assyria
Egypt
Greece
Rome
Alaric
L. C. Bateman
Alfred la Gouff
Marlboro
Sunday
Harold Page
Taunton
Alice H. Parmenter
South Framingham
L. F. Parmenter
R. H. Hurlburt
Arthur J. Hunt
New York City
Norman H White denies Stone support in district race
Rep Norman H White emphatically denies rumors that Candidate Stone of Sudbury has his active or passive support in the representative fight. Officer Mullins of the Cam police with his family is vacationing at Clark's camp on the Concord River.
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Norman H. White
Stone
Sudbury
Officer Mullins
Cam Police Department
Clark
Concord River
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OWL
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Geo. L. Storm & Co
Lafeyette &I
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Marlborough, Mass
William D. Burdett
Charles F. Holyoke
A. Dyer
Marlo Mass
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B. Walker M'Keen
Maine State Grange
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George ‘T. Powell
Powend
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Burbank Hospital
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B. B. Morse
Emily Jackson
Josie Bullivan
F. H. Bacon
Irving Creamer
Alexander T. Ricker
McDonald
Robert Pearson
Fred Baily
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