Agricultural income rises 1925 26 totals show 3 percent gain
The United States Department reports total farm gross income for 1925 26 at 12 416 000 000 up from 12 003 000 000 in 1924 25 led by dairy potatoes and meat animals. Returns on farm capital averaged 4 6 percent, with farm operators earning modest wages and workers similar to 1919 20 levels while farmers face overall depreciation in purchasing power.
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Tusn
Rene
Rin
Department
Vacationers and Local Residents Sighted Around Town
Notices note various residents traveling or on vacation to Peaks Island Boothbay Harbor Cape Cod and Hopkinton Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Mentions include Foster Callahan Reynolds Leonard Bailey and Harriet Leonard Dwyer McAlister Hurley Crotty Lyons Crotty and Gardner among others with travel visits and illnesses.
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R. F. Leonard
Willard Bailey
Harriet Leonard
Cave
Boothbay Harbor
Maine
Boston and Maine plan to keep Lexington Branch section
Massachusetts Public Utilities Commission acting as interstate commerce body notes public convenience does not permit abandoning the Lexington Branch Southern Division between Bedford and Concord. It recommends discontinuing the Concord to Concord Reformatory segment. Affects only the Reformatory. Fitchburg Division and New York New Haven Hartford tracks will handle service.
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Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities
Spe‘cial
Interstate Commerce Mission
Boston and Maine Railroad
Lexington
Bedford
Concord
Concord Reformatory
The
Reformatory
Fitchburg
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Outing Party Joins Friends for Beach Trip
On August 10 in Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gay and son Robert joined Mr. and Mrs. John Libby of Ruswell Street and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Woodard of Pope Street for a motor trip to Mama Rock Beach. En route they met Mrs. Shaw and Mina Carrie Gay in Uxbridge and then Clarence Gay’s parents in Roc'sland. The group enjoyed a couple of hours of bathing and a fine picnic on the sands.
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Hudson
Charles Gay
Robert
John Libby
Ruswell Street
Loren Woodard
Pope Street
Mama Rock Beach
Uxbridge
da Shaw
Mina Carrie Gay
Roc'sland
Clarence Gay
Slanchette and Mr Oliver Return From Vacation
Mr and Oliver Slanchette have returned from a two week vacation spent as described in the text. The brief note confirms their leisure travel and assents to rest and relaxation during the period.
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Mr. and
Oliver Slanchette
Social Roundup Notes From Biddeford News Section
Guests of Mayor and Mrs Precourt of Biddeford visited Hills Beach and Marlboro. Mr and Mrs Joseph Lavigne Jr returned from a long wedding trip including Montreal and the Shrine of St Anne de Beaupre. Bill of Boston aids his brother John G Bill. Harold Jenkins nears recovery from blood poisoning after an injury in the highway department. Mary Kingston of Newton visits relatives. Mrs Herbert W Carlton noted in local circles.
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George Precourt
Biddeford
Hills Beach
Joseph Lavigne, Jr
Montreal
Que
Shrine of
St. Anne de Beaupre
Harold Jenkins
Newton Street
Boxton College
Highway Department
Vacationers andVisitors Note Local Movements
William Dupuis and William Fee returned from Brookline on business linked to building contracts. Catherine McCarthy takes a two week vacation from Hurley and Tobin's Women Shoppe in Provincetown. Mrs Joseph Harpin visits Newport relatives. Mrs Henry Estabrook and Mrs Abbot Jones visit cousin Mrs J J Tayntor. The Dupre sisters from First National Bank and Howe Lumber bookkeeper Devile Dupre vacation with relatives in Seend Tie and nearby homes. Mrs Girard, shoe dept manager at Morgan store in Montreal, plans further trips before returning home.
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Catherine McCarthy
Francis Street
Hurley
Tobin
Numtasket
Georgette Dupre
First National Bank cl Rica’ Force
Miss Devile Dupre
The
Howe Lumber Co
Reverts
Odille Girard
Milford Hamelin
Pearl Street
J. Gagne
Clover Hill
Girard
Morgan Department Store
Montreal
Sevral
Maynard Social Highlights At Lake Boon Cottage
Mrs James Claflin wife of Inspector Claflin of the Boston police entertains Maynard friends at her Lake Boon cottage this evening. Guests include Mrs James Sheridan Miss Kathryn White Mrs George EB White and Miss Mary Malay. Alfred Beaton of Millbury visits his aunt Mrs Charles Keane Great Road. Mr and Mrs Nelson Cook of North Adams were guests of Mr and Mrs Louis Cook Acton Street during the week.
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James Claflin
Inspector Claffin
Boston ,Poice Department
Maynard
Lake Boon
James Sheridan
Kathryn White
George EB. White
Mary Malay
Alfred Beaton
Millbury
Charles Keane
Great Road
Nelson Cook
North Adams
Louis Cook
Acton Street
Holy Name Triumphs Over Reading 10 to 5
Holy Name defeated Reading Town 10 to 5 at Crowe Park. Reading starter Martin exited after four runs. Carroll struggled after two hit batters in the fifth, and Kamesh hit a two-run triple as Runge allowed two men across. Frank Kamesh left with a nose injury. The rubber game is set for Crowe Park on an early date.
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Reading
Holy Name
Reading Town
Martin
Carroll
Joe Kamesh
Runge
Frank Kamesh
Carthage
Crowe Park
Lovering
Boulden
Martin, Carroll
Whitepee
Agriculture Department Forecasts Mixed 1926 Crop
The Department of Agriculture projects average to above average corn and wheat yields with hay and oats lagging. Potatoes show higher plantings but poor yields due to a backward season. A corn crop above average could shift the hogs and corn price balance next year, while wheat income remains strong with winter wheat large and spring wheat slightly below 1925.
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Washington
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Burns & Smith
Park Avenue
Erthasen
United States Department of
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Rewara A
Oberg’s
Mechanic Street
A. H. Foster
East Main Street
Peaks Island
A. H Foster
Casco Bay
James Callahan
Fall River
Claudia Dwyer
Emmett Street
Lyon
Ernest Reynard
Henry Dupuis
H. Fee
James H
Thomas Miartin
Helena Ark
J. P. Martin
Brockton
Vernon Lippard
Yale College
Yale Medical School
Cape Cod
Nathalie McAliser
the Marlboro Hospital
Lowell
James M. Hurley
Peter J. Dalton
Boston
Timothy F. “McAvoy of
Medford
P. J. Lyons
Crotty
Ray Cheney
Pawtucket, R. L
Charles and
Horace Mulhern
P. Frank Crotty
William Finn
Harry Davis
Hopkinton, N. H
Davis
Hopkinton
Amedee Gardner
Gardner
James Collins
Rmaeneint
Henry Ford
Ford
EK. Bill
John G. Bill
Far Street
Boston Elevated Company
Mise Mary Kingston
Newton
Herbert W. Carlton
William Dupuis
William Fee
John F. Madden
Elm Street
Brookline
Seend Tie
Rhee Bee
Provincetown
Joseph Harpin
Cross Street
Newport
R. 1
Henry Estabrook
Washington, D. C
Abbot Jones
Great Falls, Mont
J. J. Tayntor
Prospect Street
DE Molay
Lions Paw
L. D. Wilson
Lion's Paw
Crowe Ark
Fullenton P
Kiersten
Soar
Morse
Carleton
Sims
Lehto
Laashir
Nordberg
Lions Pew
Shipping Board
Samuel Goodacre
Reserve Corp
U. S. Board
Fleet Corporatibils
Dept. OF Agriculture
Amerid
Jan Masaryk
Czecholan
Great
Nation
America
Cas U Orea
Bentley
Boylston ST
C. H. Persons
Victor
Dovetone Fabrique
Duchess Lawn
Wardware
Goldenrod
Nason St
Sanderson
Garagf
J. F. Coughlin, Jr
Great Rd
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