Attend the Fairs to Promote Local Progress and Unity
An article urges statewide fair promotion, arguing fairs unite towns and neighbors, share ideas, reduce friction, and ease social troubles. It stresses local efforts, mutual help, and the benefit of visiting neighboring communities to improve overall progress and see different approaches.
Is the Country Any Better Off
A reflective column argues that the flood of want ads reveals a push to sell many items, often unnecessary, while appreciating labor-saving devices and value. It calls for a balance between production and consumption and notes the Middlesex farm bureau’s beneficial farmer demonstrations.
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Middlesex Farm Bureau
Palt
Riot at Revere beach sparks doubt on gunfire claims
The account notes confusion after the Revere beach riot with questions about the firing of guns and pistols. It suggests some aimed to hurt someone but performed poorly, and it reflects on Ponzi, noting his place in financial history and the lasting memory of sharp traders in sugar.
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Revere Beach
Madison's presidency amid the War of 1812 chaos and national rebound
The article portrays James Madison as a scholar president lacking executive force with a weak cabinet during the 1812 conflict. It notes British advances on Washington, Madison's flight, destruction of the White House, and the war’s toll before triumph at New Orleans ushers in renewed prosperity.
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Sioaventi
Dolly
Madison
White House
Cleveland
Grant
McMiston
England
Napoleon
Henry Clay
Canada
Madson
Madigan
Washington
Capitol
New Orleans
Eastern States Exposition Horse Show Gains Prestige
The Eastern States Exposition in Massachusetts emerges as a leading horse show rivaling Madison Square Garden and the International. From Sept 20 to 26 the event features top exhibitors including Isabella Wanamaker, Loula Long Combs, Col Sir Adam Beck, and Eleanora Sears. Entries show exceptional merit with many new entrants from the West, boosting participation by over sixty percent.
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Dinden
Exposition Management
Madison Square Garden Show
W. York
the International Inc
Semele
Bringen
Isabella Wanamaker
Philadephia
Loula Long Combs
Kansas City
Adam Beck
Toronto
Ont
Eleanora’ Sears
Beverly Farms
Twente Fono Ad
Leominster
William
Delaware
Hanover
BE. G. Bissell
Dan R. Hanna
Lenox
S. Pitkin
Hartford
Con
Town Tales From A Village Grocery Store
A light village scene at the corner store weighs politics and vacations as Ike Mar vel seeks a raise and a vacation. Jiggers, Pill, and Wagg share quips while the grocer recalls a tale of a weary groceryman who finally contemplates a vacation after a week of busy days and weekend calls.
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Thompson
Ike Marvel
Jiggers
Ike
Pill
Wagg
Wags
Jones
Lost Book Notice for Middlesex Savings Book 29946
Payment stopped on lost book number 29946 of the Middlesex Institution for Savings. Notice dated Concord July 16 1920 and signed by Henry F Smith Jr treasurer.
Velvet Rug Creations From Old Car Pets
Local business Works at 735 738 Middlesex Street Lowell Massachusetts offers reversible velvety rugs made from old worn car pets. The service emphasizes eco friendly upcycling and custom sizing for home decor projects.
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Middlesex Street
Lowell
Mass
Maynard Garage and Auto Repair Shop Ad
Maynard Garage and Auto Repair Shop offers first class work. Services include small welding and brazing, gas oxy-acetylene accessories, storage batteries recharged and repaired, parts for Fords. All work promises high quality.
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Maynard
Reed Assignee Holder of Nor 7 Water Boston 1845
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Wl W Reed as assignee and holder related to Nor 7 Water in Boston with a date around 1845. Details are incomplete but reference a property or water rights transfer and the assignee role.
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W. Reed
Boston
Probate petition seeks letters testamentary for Francis MéMante and Philip McManus
A probate court in Cambridge Middlesex is asked to appoint Francis MéMante and Philip McManus as executors without bond. They must publish notices for four successive weeks and appear on the 14th day of 1920 at the Middlesex Probate Court to show cause why letters should be issued. Witness George F. Lawton signs as register. Prescott Keyes represents the petitioners.
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Cambridge
Concord
Laws Brook Road
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Acton
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Wm. C. Dillingham
George F. Leslie
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B. Titus
Lexington Trust Co
Lexington
Mass
Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds
George H. Smith
Bedford
Bedford Village
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John A. Merriam
Joseph Brown
Pine Lona Bay
Joseph Hartwell
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Ie B. Titus
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Keton
Bradley
Maynard
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Coumy
George F. Lawton
V. Pee
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Frank x. Knowlton
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George Quire
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Daniel McManus
Coticlord
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Jithout
Ning Vsvnne Snr
Tee Tawensen
Concerns Enterprise
Lawton
Said
Cour
Prescott Keyes
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