Whitcomb ads offer advance payment for big column space
Local notices list Whitcombs requiring advance payment for large column space. Advertisements note rates, partial line costs, and multiple towns read in Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton Sudbury. Millinery store open Wednesdays in spring at Pallonton Hat Shop 62 Main Maynard. Also hat Wheeler Sudbury and general housework help sought with references.
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Whitcomb
Concord
Maynard
Pallonton Hat Shop
Yarrowdale Hostages Escalate German American Crisis
Washington reports say Germany may be using the Yarrowdale sailors as hostages to force concessions or a peace or war outcome. Officials view the detentions as a pretext tied to broader concessions and uphold U S treaty and dignity principles amid stalled negotiations with Germany.
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Washington
Germany
Ameri- Aca
Pan
Legas
State Department
United States
Ger
Slayer Runs Paid Years Pulled From Court Record
An uncertain OCR fragment notes a man sentenced to years in prison and mentions unpaid fees, a brick company, and property likely tied to the case. The text is garbled but suggests a criminal or civil matter involving custodial terms and assets.
Concord Chapter House hosts food sale and fan exhibit
D A R Concord chapter organized a successful food sale and fan exhibit at the Chapter House. Mrs. A B Messer and Mrs. Thompson oversaw food, stalls and plants, with fans loaned by members featuring ostrich, peacock and more. The event included wax portraits, a 100 year old wedding fan, plus a lecture by Rev. M Rihbany and club votes on health and immigration measures.
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D.A. R
Qld
Concord
D/A. R
A. B
Messer
Mra
Thompson
Fang
China
Japan
Spain
France
England
Italy
de Vatteau
Lancret
Louisa Arcott
Vialle
Sarah EB. Wheeler
John R. Comley
Comley
America
Patience Lovell
Wright
New Jersey
London
Bowling results lead to final match on March first
A. C. H. team beat Big Five 1282 to 1175 in bowling. The K. of C. defeated A. C. H. by 10 points. These were the last games before the final match scheduled for March 1.
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A.C. H
Big
K. of C
Armory notes report strong turnout and drills
A large attendance at the armory Monday for a state and federal inspection followed by an extra drill Sunday. The company departs Saturday for Washington. Lieut. George Prescott joins the governor's staff to represent the sixth regiment. Captain Michael J. Dee and Prescott attended the governor's birthday reception and officers' council in the South Armory last week. Co. I has been tasked to escort Gov. McCall to Washington. Frank Prescott of the Machine Gun Co. moves to Co. This Saturday the pictures will be shown as usual.
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Washington
George. Prescott
Michael J. Dee
Prescott
South Armory
Frank Prescott
The
Machine Gun Co
To, Co
Scandinavian M E Church Union Meeting at Roxbury
A union meeting of the Norwegian and Danish M E Church in Roxbury will be held Sunday March 3 at Thoreau Street church. The Epworth league leads the event with programs from 4.00 pm including Boston church speakers and choir. Rev B B Carlsen will preach at 7.30 pm with choir selections after refreshments.
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Roxbury
Epworth League
Boston
George Baker
Mr. McLeod
B.b.carlsen
Roxbury Church
Communion and lecture at Tri nitarian Church next Sunday
The Trinitarian Church schedules a bimonthly communion with a sermon next Sunday morning and a Friday night lecture at 7 45 on Nehemiah s Night Ride led by the pastor. A stereopticon talk by Miss Alice Whittier Jones of Ram Allah Palestine with slides and her notes follows at the auditorium later.
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Nehemiah
Alice ‘Whittier Jones
Ram ‘Allah Palestine
Holy Land
Miss Jones
Millbrook -School
Young People’s Society of “Christian Endeavor
Ralph Petersen Returns From Business Trip Across Cities
Ralph Petersen has returned to his Poverett ettronie after a business trip in New York Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Ralph Petersen
Poverett Ettronie
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Local Milk Producers group holds second meeting
A second meeting of the local Milk Producers' Association was held Saturday evening in Finigan and Magurn rooms. President David Sheehan chaired and reported on the Middlesex County Milk Producers' gathering in Lowell. A 12 member committee was chosen to canvass a second town for members and bylaws of the New England Mills Producers' Association were adopted. A public meeting in the town hall is set for Saturday at 8 o'clock with a speaker to address attendees.
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Milk Producers’ Association
Finigan & Magurn
David Sheehan
Middlesex County Milk Producers
Lowell
Arthur
Magurn
Allen Brown
Thomas McGrath
John Bruce
Joseph
Algeo
Fred Carlson
Martin
Helsher
George
B. Clark
Macone
John
E. Lawrence
Gerdner
Lawrence
Canvays
New England
Mills Producers
A. Most
Degree conferred by Concord council 287 members
Philip avin of Concord council 287 K of GC and staff conferred the first degree on three new members at the last meeting. Refreshments were served by Thomas Byron, Jewifer, which enjoyed by all present.
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Philip Avin
Concord Council
Thomas ‘Byron
Jewifer
Desideratio Town Committee Elects Officers
Fray evening meeting of the Desideratio town committee resulted in the election of Ryan as a new officer. A number of residents attended the Grange event held Monday evening in Becfor.
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Desideratio Town Committee
Ryan
Grange
Becfor
Concord Equal Suffrage League Pays Tribute to Frank B. Sanborn
The Concord Equal Suffrage League expresses gratitude for the loyal support and wise counsel of the late Frank B. Sanborn. His steadfast advocacy and cheerful optimism helped push reform when suffrage was less popular and his memory is honored by the organization.
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Concord Equal Suffrage, League
Frank B. Sanborn
Concord Equal Suffrage League
Frederick V I II Sails Halifax to Copenhagen with Bernstorff party
The Frederick V I I I Sailed from New York Feb 14 bound for Copenhagen. A British patrol escort kept other craft at distance as the vessel departed Halifax for customs clearance and passenger checks. The departure followed assurances of safe conduct by Great Britain to the United States. Embargo proposals in Boston were defeated after a two day legislative debate. Ontario voting rights and suffrage measures were referenced in ongoing political discourse.
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Halifax
Frederick
J . von Bernstorff
Copenhagen
United States
Onsular
Great Britain
New York
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