Auction Sale of Cattle Horses and Farm Equipment in Concord MA
Public auction conducted by Levingston C Prime of Massachusetts sells 25 registered cows 1 Jersey bull 4 Jersey heifers and Pure Bred Holsteins plus farm horses tractor plows and equipment at the Nine Acre farm in Concord. Cash only with title transfer and ostensible sale details to be provided at the time and place of sale. Auctioneer A Finigan Mass Tel 404W.
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Concord
Massachusetts
Levingston C. Prime
Mass
Union Mar| Bank
Watertown
John F
Mabel I. Prime
Town Way
Nine Acre
Alvah Wheeler
New England
of Vermont
Vermont
Tron
Imne
Thompson
A. Finigan
Samuel T
Shear Ridge Hill Taang
Littleton
Maynard Defeats Lexington 7 1 In Crowe Game
Maynard routed Lexington 7 to 1 at Crowe as Maynard offense pounded Mullaney. Soules had three hits while Morgan Leary and Sims added three safeties. Roycroft and Coughlin had two each for Lexington, Rycroft and Coughlin tripled. Maynard's defense held to four hits. The crowd gathered despite rain and a two week vacation for Miss Laura Woodart of the Assabet mill office.
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Mi T. T
Lexington
Crowe
Soules
Morgan
Leary
Sims
Loftus
Roycroft
Coughlin
Lexingtor
Rycroft
Maynard
Mullaney
Mayn H Po O'Brien
Bulger
Beaudoin If
Loftus P
Lexington McNamara
Peppard
Coughlin c
Russell
Cousins Ss
Fitzgerald
Moloy
Mullaney P
Pony
O'Brien
Ball
Cully
King
Concord Leads Rival League Amid Tight Week
Concord remains in front of the Assa bet Valley league after week seven though Holy Name and Stow Town push hard for second. Thursday features Union Club of Concord Junction visiting Concord, while Stow hosts Holy Name. Crowe Park hosts Monday night clash as Concord aims to widen the gap and rise from the cellar.
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Concord
Holy Name
Stow Town
Union Club
Concord Junction
Stow
Crowe Park
Maynard Girls Lose Belongings in Nantucket Hotel Fire
Helen Chase and Caroline Murray, Maynard school girls employed at the Point Breeze hotel on Nantucket, escaped around 2 am as a fire destroyed more than half the hotel. They and 300 guests fled with only the clothes on their backs, losing all clothing and trunks. Early Saturday they told parents they were safe but had lost their belongings.
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Helen Chase
Caroline Murray
Maynard
Point Breeze
Nantucket
Concord State Guard outing ends in lively Nahant baseball game
The Concord State Guard Association held its semi annual reunion and outing at the Town Hall, then traveled to Nahant for a baseball game between the Killduffs and Mobos. The Killduffs won 23 to 17 after a spirited contest featuring Private Lapham, Lt. Jewell, and Major Tuttle.
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Concord State Guard Association
Hodges
Nahant
Revere Beach
Kennedy
Killduffy
Sergt. Goddard
Mobos
Lapham
Jewell
O'Leary
McLeod
du Berger
Tuttle
John M Keyes
Blue Hill Observatory
John
Mother Earth
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McLeod P, Cf
Hemenway
Capt Hall
Lynn Beach
Re Iny
Lieut Jewell
Fifteen Alleged Klansmen Held in Framingham Court
In Framingham District Court Judge E W Blodgett held fifteen alleged Klansmen on $200 bail each for a hearing August 19 after pleas of not guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon. The frame included defendants from Sudbury Maynard Needham Stow and Newton with nine cases dismissed later by Lt. Beaupre though five faced protests. Prosecution by State Police officers and Warren K Bishop noted.
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Framingham
Framingham District Court
E. W. Blodgett
Needham
Stanley Stephenson
Stow
Robert Nelson
Newton
Charlies Beaupre
State Police
Niles Kjelstrom
Charles Beaupre
George Parker
Warren K. Bishop
Carr
Framinghan
Christopher J. Carr
Sudbury
William H. Holbrook
Libby Farm
Charles T. Beaupre
Comcord
Libbey Farm
Libbey Farmhouse
Ragely
Hirrean
t&Uen
Che Hughes
Frami
Gis
Ingham
High School Gridsters Road Work Crew Highlighted
West high school gridiron stars including Red Grange and local players labor on road crews after school hours. Workers such as Joe Len Kelley Mike Vodok lys Gerry Nee and Billy Lovering toil sunburned and wind battered, earning wages cut to hire married men. Brown street and Parker street projects advance, Sept Streets Driscoll praised for Brown street progress. Mrs. Sarah Nyman to take a two week vacation visiting Keene New Hampshire.
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Red Grange
Iceman
Joe
Len Kelley
Mike Vodoklys
Gerry Nee
Billy Lovering
Husky
Veterans Celebrate Reunion and Plan State Guard Growth
The Bountiful board and Privates Keys and Felch recount a fire ruins visit and a wave’s sway. Corp Robus reports plans for a Concorde State Guard Veterans Association admission to the state body. Maj Tuttle and others attended as the group sailed home, safe for days.
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Concorde State Guard Veterans’ Association
Sergt. Hodges
Merry
Maj
Tuttle
Capt Hall
Lieut Douglass
Lieut
Jewell
Sergt Hodges
Sergt Hosmer
Big Catch at Lake Boon Sets Pickerel Record
George Lowney reports catching a 22 inch pickerel weighing 2 3 4 pounds at Lake Boon. He claims a record for Lake Boon with his fish. The party included George Carey James Richardson and Charles Thompson. Charles Stockbridge town accountant bought a pew home on Summer Street from Ernes Johnson and will move in next month.
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George Lowney
Lake Boon
Mr. Lowney
Lake Boone
George , Carey
James Richardson
Charles Thompson
Charles Stockbridge
Town Ae
Summer Street
Ernes Johnson
Riot at Pearl Libbey farm shocks Sudbury area
In Sudbury and Framingham a clash between Ku Klux Klan members and anti-Klan groups left two men seriously wounded, with seven others injured and 79 arrested. Police seized rifles shotguns clubs and piping while chaos spread through Framingham as state and local officers contained the riot and began processing arrests.
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Sudbury
Framingham Hospital
Framingham
William Badiley
Worcester Road
Edmund Purcell
High Street
Frank McGuire
Holbrook
Beaupre
Pearl Libbey
Landham Road
Elm Street
Saxonville
Libby
Senaca W. Hall
Norwood
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Maynard Defeats
Laura Woodart
Great Road
Assahbet Mill
Buick Motor
Noyes-Buick Co
Boston
G. M. Ross
Manter Garage
Concord National Bank
Better Motors Inc
Thoreau Street
Ball League
O Simpson Spring Co
South Easton
Main &T. Maynard
State Guard Association
All Kennedy If
Derby 1B
Ingham c
Lapham P
Jewell P A
Lawrence Cf
Feleh
Wood
Institution For
Sarah Nyman
Keene, N. H
Memorial Park
Barre
Awarue
Robert Hartin
Maynard Monument Co
War Department
Legion
Soldiers’ Memorial
Edwin Carleton
Board of Selectmen
Howard A. Wilson
Carl Peterson
Charles H. Persons
William Brindley
Frank J. McCarron
Foxhound
Acton
A. Waite
Concord Tel
Grand
Main St
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