Ford R ailway 1921 finances show deficit drop and gains
An overview of the Detroit, Toledo & Ironton 1921 annual report argues Ford interests improved oper ations from 1920 deficits. Gross earnings rose by 1 292 454, expenses fell 1 028 198, resulting in 1921 operating income of 888 152 after a prior deficit of 1 432 500. Total income reached 1 004 711 with a 530 deficit, down 1 654 279 from 1920. Further income and interest changes are noted with emphasis on economy and future expansion plans including Missouri Kansas & Texas stake talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
Detroit
Fords
Ford Railway
Henry Ford
Automobile tours through Tampico Mexico
In Tampico Mexico plans for automobile tours are described, outlining routes and expected passenger experiences. The notice notes local interest and potential funding or coordination with regional authorities.
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Tampico
Mexico
Usted
Automobile Tours
Man Taller on Earth Hinted in Fragmentary Text
A partial OCR line suggests a claim about a man being taller on earth, but the fragment provides no verifiable details or context.
Analyze Your Complaints Before You Blame Others
A guidance piece urges readers to analyze grievances rather than complain. It argues envy often hides extra effort or better work, and that misaligned expenses and luck are common. The author says many so called grievances are fantasies while real setbacks like sickness or accidents are unavoidable.
Concord Agent Carroll White Promoted and Transferred
Carroll D. White, longtime Concord agent for the American Railway Express after 16 years in town, has been promoted and moved to the Northampton office.
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Carroll D. White
Concord
American Railway Express
Northampton
Probate Court Seeks Will Notice in Teele Estate
The Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of William H Teele Acton to appear February fifth 1923 at nine in the morning to show cause why letters testamentary should not be issued to Frank A Teele and Sumner M Teele without bond. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Acton Enterprise and by mailing to known heirs. Witness George F Lawton Esquire First Judge.
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William H. Teele
Acton
Frank A. Teele
Sumner M. Teele
Cambridge
Middlesex
Acton Enterprise
George F. Lawton
Esquire
Community Directory of Local Residents and Postmaster
A compiled listing of numerous local residents and families including Mr. and Mrs. Kimball Baker Dr. and Mrs. Wm H Bell Abraham Bonneau and many others with J Williams Byron noted as Postmaster. The document reads as a social register style roll of names likely from a town directory.
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Kimball Baker
Wm. H. Bell
Abraham Bonneau
Thmas
Bradlee
Charles ‘E. Carter
Paul Cherington
Fred Cook
Elmer OU. Davos
George Emery
P. Faunce
George Fielding
L. IF
Folta
Michael C. Gilbride
P. P
John P. Hutybard
Maynard Trust Co Holds Annual Meeting and Installations
The Maynard Trust Co held its annual meeting at Masonic Hall this week with George H. Creighton re elected president for the ninth year. Officers and directors were installed, a banquet followed, and Legion and Spanish War Veterans members attended as honored guests. The event featured remarks on the Legion educational program and patriotism. Meals prepared by Edward Ledgard were praised for quality and taste.
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Maynard Trust CO
George H. Creighton
Howard
Wilson
Frank E. Taylor
William B. Case
Orrin
Gleasondale
Board of Directors
Masonic Hall
James J. Mullin
Boston
State Legion Bureau
Legion
Leonard Smith
Cad ‘Peterson
John Higgins
Willam Brindley
Patrick Lannigan
William Buckley
James Cheney
O. S. Fowler
Ladies Legion Auxiliary of
Maynard
Thomas Sweeney
Mary Martin
Robert White
Missy Eleanor Sheridan
James Whalen
Charles Irwin
Lee White
Legion Install Officers Banquet Held by Frank J DeMere Post
Disjointed OCR reads show Legion post honoring officers at a banquet. Frank J DeMere Post hosts the event with a celebration for new installs and members, reflecting veterans group activities.
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Legion
Frank J. DeMere Post
Democratic town committee reorganizes for Feb election
The Democratic town committee met Monday evening and elected William Scully Sr. as chairman Walter White as secretary Bernard Garrigan as treasurer and named George Lynch William Ayotte Patrick Flynn William Connolley David I Sharpe Jr John Moynihan and Michael Murray as members. A caucus will be held to place a ticket in the annual town election on February 12.
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White Cross Guild
Cooperative Hall
Colonial Hall
Philip Alblard
John Maley
Mary Horan
Ing
Patrick H. McGrath
Frank Braydon
P. H. Murphy
Way and Means
Annie Lyons
Acton St
William Scully, Sr
Walter White
Bernard Garrigan
George Lynch
William Ayotte
Patrick Flynn
William Connolley
David I. Sharpe
John Moynihan
Michael Murray
Railway Snowbound as Storm Strands C M & I Line
The C M and Hi railway is snowbound after a severe storm halts service. Desperate efforts were made to keep the Acton line running, but high snowbanks overwhelmed plows and blocking crews. Every employee was engaged along the Acton line to dig out the track.
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Acton
Snow removal halts as trucks crush car lines
Supt Worden ordered employees laid off until further notice as large trucks routed off tracks crushed snow back onto the car lines. The issue arose when car tracks were unused and heavy trucks pushed snow into the rails, halting service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worden
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Mass
Sudbury
Interstate Com Commission
railsPoad
United States
Gentrol
Missoneri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
St. Louis
Gulf of Mexico
Ford Industries
Wesley Barry
Warner Brothers
Riverside
Wes
Charles A. Taylor
Young
Marmaduke Clarke
Marmaduke
Hannah Sullivan
Roosevel
St, Maynard
N. YY
Mexico City
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex, Is
Probate
W. B. Case & Sons
Rooins
Riverside Block
Coats
Bolivia
Bks
Main Street
Democrats
Louis Peel
Optometrist
Hudson
Nason Street
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