Equity suit against James Bradley and others in Acton
An equity suit in the Massachusetts Land Court is issued against James Bradley of Durham New Hampshire and others related to John J Bradley estate. The court orders a written appearance and answer by the first Monday of March with notice published weekly for three weeks in Acton Enterprise. The case concerns land on Massachusetts Avenue Acton and a mortgage dated November 27 1950 recorded in Middlesex South Deeds Book 7675 Page 272. The plaintiffs claim the mortgage has been paid and seek a decree to clear title. Additionally probate notices in Middlesex County summon interested parties to object to Axel L Olson will probate in Cambridge before February 7 1955.
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Massachusetts
Equity
James Bradley
Durham
New Hampshire
John J. Bradley
New Thetford
W Hampshire
John Fitzallen Moore
Joan Sanders Moore
Acton
Middlesex
Massachusetts Avenue
John.j. Bradley
Middlesex South District
Enterprise
John E. Fenton
Our Land Court
Sybil H. Ho Jan
Trust proceedings for Luther Conant estate in Middlesex
Notice to all interested in the will of Charlotte Conant late of Acton Middlesex that the trustee has filed his second and third accounts for allowance. Court appearance required at Cambridge before ten o clock in the forenoon on February 3 1955. John J Foley Register. January 13 20 27, 1955.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Charlotte Conant
Ecraid County
Augietide Ss ‘ 'Dobahs
Cambridge
Bethreen
John C.quire
John J. Foley
Acton
Luther Conant
John C. Leggat
Itness
Esquire
Calcium makes up most of a 150 pound man’s body
About seven pounds of calcium exist in a 150 pound man with 99 percent stored in teeth and bones. The fact highlights how mineral content anchors skeletal structure and dental health.
Christmas Homecoming Ends with Pardon in Prison Tale
Jim Kennedy escapes toward his cabin to celebrate Christmas with wife Millie and children Marian and Joe. After two tense days he reaches home to find a full pardon awaiting him, delivered by guard Lemaster who had hindered his reintegration. The governor’s clemency contrasts with harsh prison rules.
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Jim Kennedy
Millie
Marian
Joe
Lemaster
Jim
Miliie
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A dense grid of crossword clues includes horizontal and vertical entries with definitions for words ranging from animals and objects to places and actions. The puzzle lists numbered clues such as a bee line of terms and a theme linking across and down entries.
Salad dressings and dishes for formal dinners
A vintage recipe fragment suggests a green salad with grapes as a dinner accompaniment to roast. It recommends a light oil and lemon dressing and provides a fish salad dressing of mayonnaise, tomato sauce and olives with vinegar. It also mentions a main dish salad for Sunday night and shrimp with tomato aspic, plus a soured cream dressing with mayonnaise lemon juice and chives.
Salisbury Steak and Salad Suggestions from Leftover Roasts
The note describes Salisbury steak made with bacon ground beef and pork baked under a broiler with parsley onion and peppers. It suggests serving with tart mayonnaise and garnishing salads with deviled eggs or deviled ham. It also offers bean salad ideas with canned beans celery crisp bacon relish and dressing for luncheon.
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Salisbury
Quote on America from Bur Ives Tales of America
The speaker reflects on taking America for granted until a cross country journey with a guitar revealed the country’s dramatic history. He contrasts birthplace pride with a broadened sense of national story and identity.
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America
Tuxedo origin tied to wolf name of Native American lake
The piece explains that the term tuxedo derives from a Native American name meaning wolf linked to a lake 40 miles from New York City. It notes that whites later adopted a formal full dress suit at that fashionable resort, transferring the name to clothing, while the Indians still call a tuxedo a wolf suit.
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New York City
Tuksit
Keeping Illinois Roads Open in Winter Costs
Illinois must keep 14 000 miles of highways passable during cold months. The state mobilized 2000 maintenance workers and 1850 vehicles to clear snow and ice. They installed 300 miles of snow fence and stockpiled 300 000 cubic yards of sand and cinders and 10 000 tons of salt, with annual winter costs over 1.5 million dollars.
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Springfield
Illinois
State Highway Division
Highway Division
Rougher Than Politics in South Dakota Campaign Ends
Democratic hopeful Francis Dunn logged 12 000 miles in six weeks of campaigning in the 1st district but suffered a mishap at home as he rough housed with his four year old daughter Carol landing on a Davenport and cracking a rib after the election.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Francis Dunn
House of Representatives
Carol
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