Air transport gets new trade and growth in New England
The piece notes a surge in air mail between Boston and New York with Colonial Air Transport reporting mail rising from 20 175 pounds in 1927 to 55 708 pounds in 1928. It highlights aviation driven growth in airports, manufacturers, and new firms in Boston and Connecticut and mentions plans for hangars beacons beacons and new flying fields and services.
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New England
Boston
New York
Colonial Air Transport
East Coast Aircraft Sales Corp
Frederick Lothrop Ames
East Boston
Eastern Airways, Inc
Ansonia
Conn
Boston Post Road
Brainard Field
Hartford
Hartford Engineering Club
Hartford Gas& Co
Hartford Special Machinery Co
Curtiss Flying Service
New Magtind, Inc
Lids ‘Bowght
Fred B. Thayer
Worcester
Mass
North Grafton
Thayer Flying Service
Westerly
R. L
Nurito Relief Promises Fast Pain Stop for Rheumatism
A New York specialist's crowded office spurred a nationwide drug store push for Nurito, claimed to rapidly ease rheumatism neuritis neuralgia sciatica or lumbago. The ad guarantees relief or money back, urging trial with two or three doses and return if unsatisfied at participating stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ose
Nurito
Lost Bank Book Notice in Marl Borough Bank
Public notice announces a missing savings book from Marl borough Cooperative Bank, Book No. 4906. If not presented within OSs days after the advertisement, the bank will pay the due amount or issue a duplicate, upon proof of notice, releasing all liability. The notice dates Feb 13 20 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough Cooperative Bank
America Has More Women Aviators Than Any Country
James L Kilgallen reports from New York that Elinor Smith, 17, endorses airports hosting hostesses and more female pilots. She cites growing female interest in aviation, fashioning a credible flying costume, and plans for women to instruct and assist in airports. Lady Heath notes American women hold most licenses. show attracts about forty thousand visitors. total expected attendance nears two million.
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New York
United States
Elinor Smith
Grand Central Palace
Miss Smith
Ruth Haviland
Kansas City
America
Ary
Navy
James Heath
Booth
Lady Heath
Mfc
Gaid Lady Heath
International News Service
Hingland
France
Garden's boxing boom fuels Madison Square Garden profits
Column notes surge in Garden audiences for Bud Taylor vs Al Singer and says unofficial intakes show a half million dollar profit for December and January. It credits Richard with pivotal planning and describes a rapid ticket sellout and broader economic impact on the venue.
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New York
Bud Taylor
al Singer
Garden Corporation
Rockefeller
Card of Thanks for Our Mother
We thank all who assisted during the illness and death of our mother M. E. Little Florence Little Hovey lightened our burden through words and deeds during this time.
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M. E. Little Florence
Little Hovey
Emerson estate administrator's first account cited in probate court
Raymond Emerson the administrator presents the first account of his administration of Annie Emerson late of Concord Massachusetts. The probate court in Cambridge requires appearance on March 8 1929 at 10 a.m. to show cause for allowance. The citation must be served by publication in Concord Enterprise for three weeks and by mail to interested parties seven days before the hearing.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Annie
Emerson Late
Concord
Raymond Emerson
Cambridge
Concord- Enterprise
John C. Leggat
Loring P. Jordan
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Mary “J. Miller
Tate
Herman F
Wes
Mrs Rogers Seeks Textile Tariff Conference
Edith Nourse Rogers announces plans to convene a conference on the cotton tariff with textile maturers and employee representatives. She notes Ways and Means support for labor concerns and urges Congress members from textile districts to join employers and workers in shaping input for the tariff hearings.
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Edith Nourse Rogers
Congress
Rogers
Ward Theron
Robert Amory
Boston
McMahon
United Textile Workers of America
Washington
Radio gains $600 million annual value say Sarnoff
Pittsburgh correspondent reports David Sarnoff of RCA says about one in three Americans are radio devotees, driving a $600 million yearly industry. He traces radio from 1909 to today, notes crossovers with phonograph and motion pictures, and sees TV as a distant future while radio eyes a combined sight and sound service.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
United States
David Sarnoff
Ne Radio Corporation
Sarnoff
Jack Binns
Republic
Testing 56 Car Makes Beyond Proving and Fave
Engineers at General Proving and Fave tested 56 car makes and models, including those manufactured in the United States and abroad, to evaluate performance and reliability.
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General Proving and
Fave
United States
REM-OLA Piles Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts REM-OLA for piles with a promise of healing and a money back guarantee. It claims 17 years of success and urges readers to ask their druggist for a genuine supply from Henry Thayer & Co Inc Cambridge Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thayer & CO. Inc
Cambridge
Mass
Sheriff Sale Planned on Sudbury Real Estate in Middlesex County
Middlesex County executes a sheriff's sale of two parcels of land in Sudbury plus a seven acre tract near the Tyuman B. Conant property. The notice lists boundaries bound by Puffer Haynes Howe and Concord roads, with the properties conveyed to Michele Caruso and Maria Grazia Caruso by Pascuale Bentem, Nicola Tosti and Giuseppe Forti. The sale is set for March 13, 1929, at 1 o'clock p.m. at the sheriff's office in Cambridge.
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Olay Garl
Second Street
Campridgs
Middlesex
Michele. Carts& of
Sudbury
Middlesex County
Massachute
Hermaine
Samar Puffer
Warren Howe
Said Howe
Tyuman
Conant
Amory Conant
Samuel Bent
Georga Wheeler
Joseph Miles
Michael
Caruso
Maria Grazia
Pascuale Bentemno
Nicola’ Tosti
Guiseppe Forti
Guiseppe Forto
Middlesex Registry of Deeds
Herbert C. Bllackmer
Probate Notice in Middlesex for Farquhar Estate
Middlesex probate courts call for heirs to respond to Sadie M Farquhar estate at Cambridge on February 25 1929. Stuart Farquhar petitions letters of administration with will annexed as no executor is named. Public notice required for three weeks in Concord Enterprise and to all known interested parties at least seven days prior.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Sadie M. Farquhar
Concord
Stuart Farquhar
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
John
Lezeat
Loring P. Jordan
Probate notice of sale for James Stott estate in Maynard
The Middlesex Probate Court schedules a hearing on February 26 1929 in Cambridge to consider Leslie W Sims petition for license to sell the real estate of James Stott late of Maynard to pay debts and admin charges. Interested parties must receive citation fourteen days before the hearing or through weekly publication in the Maynard Enterprise for three consecutive weeks, with the final notice published no later than one day before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stott
Maynard
Leslie W. Sims
Cambridge
Maynard Enterprise
John C. Leggat
Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Public Auction Of Middlesex Land Belonging To Maria Caruso
Taken on execution and to be sold at public auction on March 13, 1929, at one o’clock in the afternoon in Middlesex County. The sale covers two parcels of land in Sudbury and surrounding bounds previously conveyed to Maria Grazia Caruso and Michael Caruso by deed in 1927, excluding seven acres known as the Necks.
Registration of voters session announced for Acton area
The Board of Registrars will register voters at South Acton schoolhouse on Friday Feb 15 from 7 to 9 pm Westened fire house on Monday Feb 18 from 7 to 9 pm and Acton Town hall on Wednesday Feb 20 from 7 to 6 pm registration ends then no new names after this time Applicants must show tax bills certificate of residence or assessment and safety papers to prevent theft
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Board of Registrars of Voters
South Acton
Westened
Acton
Nature Crtisans
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