Bedford Tax Collector Notices Public Sale for 1912 13 Taxes
Bedford Massachusetts August 15 1914 The owners and occupants of parcels in Bedford Middlesex County are notified unpaid taxes for 1912 and 1913 will be paid by sale at the Town Officers room on Saturday August 19 1914 at 9 oclock A M The notice lists a 45 acre land parcel with buildings bounded by Fitch Newell Mill Stream and others and records show Tax for 1912 17 30 Tax for 1913 73 70 Elmer Blake Collector of Taxes
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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Microbes in the Air in Crowded Dwellings
Living microbes fill home air, especially in old crowded dirty rooms. They mostly come from walls and floors, not people, and dust disturbance raises their number compared with quiet rooms.
Germany flashes hope amid hard times for Pittsburgh team
In Germany reports hint at a spark of progress while local Pittsburgh concerns press on, reflecting a contrast between distant developments and city sports efforts.
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Marlboro Public Endorsements for Doan's Kidney Pills
Local Marlboro residents publish testimonials praising Doan's Kidney Pills. H B C barber of 44 Harrison Place endorses the remedy, citing family use and personal relief from aches. The letter-writers urge others to buy Doan's at Carpenter by home and Fos ucian N, reflecting widespread community support.
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Franklin Square House a Boston Moral Anchor for Girls
The article recounts Dr. George L. Perin’s leadership at the Franklin Square House in Boston, a former Conservatory of Music turned home for working and student girls. It details finances, staff, and a plan to expand with a new wing, highlighting the house as a vital social and moral safeguard drawing support from city benefactors.
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Marlboro and Maynard Clash Sparked by Strong Infield
Marlboro met Maynard in a tight clash with Maynard’s infield running like machinery and Joe Foley pitching for Junction losing to Inter City club of Boston in a pitching duel. Krepps and Vaille also shone in a separate duel as Marlboro’s weak outfield and errors cost them the game.
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Grocer's horse runs away through busy streets
A horse owned by Matti the Main street grocer bolted on Friday afternoon while a customer was inside a house. The animal ran up Summer street and down Nason stand before Henry Hodges, driver of the Hook and Ladder truck, halted it. Had Hodges not acted quickly, multiple teams on the street could have faced damage.
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St Bridget’s Lawn Party Draws Large Attendance
The annual parish event on the parochial lawn drew large crowds for Saturday noon and evening. Tables thrived, the lawn looked attractive, and Rev. Walter J. Browne and Rev. John Sheshan led committees to a well executed social and cultural afternoon for children’s day with a Punch and Judy show.
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Walter J. Browne
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Usher Stars In Aged Cricket Team Victory At May Club Grounds
An aged team led by Thomas Usher defeated Josh Kenyon s side 26 to 20 in a cricket match at May Cricket and Athletic Club grounds on Saturday. Usher scored nine runs and stood out despite advancing age and infirmities.
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Thomas Usher
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