Fire dangers cautions after haying season in Massachusetts
Massachusetts firefighting committee notes warn hay baling risks from stored bulbs and dry hay. They urge cleaning bulbs from haymows and keeping jars closed to reduce ignition. A child died in a house fire highlighted by reports, with calls for prompt response and public awareness of ongoing farm fire incidents.
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Howard
Russell
Massachusetts Committee
Waltham
Espheras
Osndings
Speaes
Micgondess Park
Baniine
Pella
Fire sparks from cigarette on fresh paint in dwelling
A fire started by a lighted cigarette ignited fresh paint and household furnishings. The writer urges caution, noting small fires can escalate and that careless disposal is a common cause. The piece discusses fire risk and mentions lightning and wood rodding reducing entry chances.
Prairie Flower Is State Emblem of South Dakota
The state emblem features the American pasque flower, often pictured with the motto about leading spring blossoms as the first prairie bloom.
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South Dakota
Prairies
Concord town bids for school building and annex construction
Public notice invites bids for erection of an elementary school and adjoining building at Laurel and Stow Streets Concord Center Massachusetts. Bidders must file proposals with deposits and bonds by September 7 1950. Contracts governed by Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 149.
Boston Water Main Extension Awarded to Whitman Vet Micke
The selectmen awarded a water main extension contract valued at 16 820 dollars to Micke, a Whitman veteran, per Gainey’s Constructive News, New England construction industry daily advance.
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Con
Whitman Vet Micke
Gainey
Constructivy News
Daily Advance
New England
Concord girl completes six weeks French course
Constance Boyd daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred T Boyd of 41 Thoreau street completed the six weeks Summer School of French at Nompanutes See for Girls Northampton. She received a silver pin for speaking French continuously for 15 days or more. In the fall Miss Boyd will enter Concord Academy.
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Concord
Constance Boyd
Fred T. Boyd
Thoreau Street
Nompanutes See
Northampton
Boyd
Concord Academy
Bears at the City Races Highlight Local Safari event
In Boston a group of friends and local figures gathered for a campus style event. The reference notes the Bears and a game against a rival team at a public venue with discussions of paths and measures.
Trapped by Lipper in Autopsy Case details
A fragmented clipping reports an autopsy case linked to a person named Lipper. The readable text provides limited context about the incident or investigation and lacks clear dates or locations. Further details are unreadable in the OCR.
Concord Massachusetts Seeks Bids for Elementary School Building
The General Building Committee of Concord invites sealed bids to erect and complete the Concord Center Elementary School on Stowe Street. Bids due September 7, 1950. must include bid bond of 10000 dollars and comply with Massachusetts labor laws. Plans available for inspection at Town House.
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Pleasant
Somes
Griswold
Boyden, Wylde & Ragen
State Street
Boston
Massachusetts
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Phera Mawashie's
Magane Trust
Tantecwetta
Donconps
OFD
Concord
Massach
Stowe Streets
Boyden, Wylde & Ames
Gonserd Center
General Building Committee
Board of Selectmen
Town House
Roperty
Spa
Hlore
Cammingsign
Commonwealth
the Selectmen
Town Mouse
The Tools and History Behind Everyday Hand Tools
A compact overview of simple machines and hand tools, tracing how hammers and saws evolved from primitive clubs to refined steel implements. It notes hammer head weight, nail sizes, and safe driving technique, emphasizing eye on the nail and controlled motion.
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Fevo
Wuxine 2
District court hearing for woman charged with drunken driving
The case of a woman charged with driving while intoxicated and related offenses was continued before Judge Hewey on Thursday. Bail was posted by Gerald Dolan and another party after the alleged crash on East Main near the residence of Car, with police statements noting the incident.
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Ethelele
FBI
Justice Dpartment
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Dey
5 Hewey
Witn Ess
Nex Gerald Dolan
Pill
East Main
Saw Wood’s Grain and Cutting Techniques
The text describes long fibres in wood grains and how to saw across the grain using a sharp knife or saw. It mentions starting cuts with a support hand as a guide and notes tearing points in fibrous layers. It references a location and a person but details are fragmentary.
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Local notices and family hints amid scattered fragments
Fragmentary OCR shows names and places including Ogunquit Maine, Harties street, Kilby Kamp, and references to relatives and a chairman. Details are unclear but indicate a local social or legal notice with residents and locations.
Untold Local Quotation Reflects Food Aid Struggles
Fragmentary notes show a debate over aid pricing and eligibility. Readers mention a plan costing two dollars per item and stress that people cannot afford it, with unclear names or locations.
Governors Salaries in New York and California
New York and California each pay its governor an annual salary of 26000 dollars. The figure reflects state executive compensation standards of the era.
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New York
California
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