Foreclosure Public Auction of Maynard Land Parcel
Public auction set for eleven oclock in the forenoon on the specified day in 1989 for the sale of a mortgage described land parcel in Maynard Middlesex County Massachusetts. The property includes lots 56 and 57 on the Babour Warms plan 1918 with detailed boundary lines and remaining fixtures and the one acre portion of adjacent lots 91 92 93 94 95 96. Sale subject to unpaid taxes fees and other encumbrances. Two hundred dollars cash at sale. balance due as provided by mortgage terms. Mortgagee Home Owners Loan Corporation represented by William J Geegan Attorney Boston Massachusetts.
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Maynard
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Babour
John Nordberg
Horace
Tattle
Middlesex South District
Great Road
Oscar Lionra
Connecticut ‘River
Gofar
HO Owners” Loan Corporation
Unclear clipped text from Joseph W. Labilly column
Fragmentary editorial note released by Western Newspaper Union discusses opinions in columns and editors notes with limited readable context.
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Western Newspaper Union
Roosevelt Era Labor Debates Stir Rural Support Split
The piece recounts how John J. Lewis and President Roosevelt clashed over wage hour amendments and New Deal labor policy, fueling a rural-urban divide. It notes GOP and rural Democratic coalitions pressuring against federal minimum wage extensions for agricultural processors and describes Senate and House voting shifts on public works, electrification, and tax measures with bitter rhetoric and political maneuvering.
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Lewis
Jack Garner
Roosevelt
Senate
House
North Dakota
Gerald
Agriculture subsidies shift as world markets rise
The U S department reports large wheat subsidies last year due to prices above world levels. This year world production climbs to a new high while Liverpool prices dip to multi year lows. The department estimates subsidy losses of 45 to 50 cents per bushel unless offset by smaller domestic production.
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U. S. Agriculture Department
U. S
Liverpool
Henry A. Wallace
Purge in Soviet Leadership Reshuffles Officials and Military
In a summer upheaval, Stalin and Molotov announce detentions and removals. A Far East reshuffle replaces Marshal Vassily Blucher’s substitute with General Popov. The Official Gazette lists decorations stripped and officials under arrest.
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Vyacheslav ‘Molotov
Aera
Far East
Grigorio Shterri
Vassily Bluecher
Popov
Attempted Mars Contact Fades Into Enigma
Dr. Cidde Wichar of the American Museums of Natural History led a Boston wireless effort to reach Mars from Baldwin N. C. It was hoped a Morse coded signal would bounce back in 634 minutes but the effort failed and Mars remained distant and unknowable.
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Baldwin
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Homeé
Press Wireless, Inc
Cidde Wichar
American ‘Museums of Natural History
Mars
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Nations Edge Toward Global Realignments Over Asia War
A fragmented report describes Britain seeking concessions in north China and Washington tabulating over 600 attacks on U S citizens in China. Public sentiment favored an arms embargo against Japan as Britain and the U S moved to pressure Tokyo, while Japan pressed for the new order in China and threatened the Nine Power Pact. The result: the U S Britain France and Russia find themselves aligned vis a vis Japan Germany and Italy.
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Brittain
Asia
Tokyo
Washington
State Department
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Sen
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Foreign’ Office
Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Italy
Fragmentary OCR Summary of 19th Century Economic Notes
Random excerpts describe Washington trust debates and the American Medical association, cotton interests in New York, a Victory designation, a large Anthony Drexel sum, and a noted comment. The garbled text mentions jute castige and an allowance during attendance at a prince.
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Washington
New York
Anthony Drexel
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Parcels of Land and Buildings Described in Maynard Deeds
A list of parcels with buildings on Forest Street Maynard Massachusetts. Various lots 67 68 49 70 and adjacent land described in deeds between 1933 and 1987. Mentions Maynard properties transferred to Frank and Mary Alexandrowics Ida Stabel Bridget G McNamara and others with Middlesex South Registry of Deeds references and plan numbers.
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Forest Street
Maynard
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Mma T. Blanch
Boston
Maes
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South
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Deets
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Mass
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Stabel
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Asdabét Park
Horace
Tuttle
Victor and Bex South
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