Willis N. Cady Named Vermont State Master and Farmer Leader
Willis N. Cady of Middlebury is elected state master of the Vermont State Grange. A lifelong farmer and dairyman, he served in the legislature in 1906 as agriculture committee chair and Ways and Means member, and held Grange offices including master for four terms. He was a selectman, justice of the peace, and delegate to national governors conferences.
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Vermont
Willis N. Cady
Middle
C. J. Bell Pomona Grange
State Grange
Committee of Agriculture
Ways and
Farmers’ Club
Proctor
Commission On Normal Schools
Congress of Governors
Roosevelt
Cady
Justice of the Peace
State Master Honored by Maryland Grange Leader
Professor H. J. Patterson, master of the Maryland state grange, has been elected president to revitalize the agricultural college. His plans call for a new institution with substantial funding to build and equip an advanced agricultural plant for the state. A Prosperous Grange in New York operates a stock company with $95,000 capital once, now reduced and valued land and buildings totaling substantial worth with annual business around $150,000.
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H. J. Patterson
Maryland State Grange
Agricultural College
Patterson
New York
Irofidequoit
Balante
Demonstration Meetings For Granges Help Farms In Communities
Granges can aid farmers by holding demonstration meetings mainly in spring with instructors from agricultural colleges or experiment stations. If instructors are unavailable, skilled grange members can demonstrate scab seed oats for smut and related topics. In the West, Montana shows activity with January 1 organizing fifteen new granges last year.
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Grange Union
Montana
Maynard Siperice Proposes Junior High School Plan
A fragment outlines a proposal by Mr Brick to restructure schools into three groupings: grades up to seventh, seventh and eighth combined, and a junior high then high school. It favors practical courses, geography grounded in daily life, and after school activities, urging action soon.
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Siperice
Couild
Ottins
Brick
Auto Collision on Parker Street Injures Two
A slow moving Concord Junction auto collided with another car on Parker Street injuring Miss Lawler and Mr. Oberlander. Miss Lawler sustained a scalp wound while Mr. Oberlander suffered a severe shaking and head injury. Miss Gorman and Cousins escaped with lesser harm. Dr. Hamblen treated the injured at their Concord Junction residence.
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Goncord Junction
Parker St
Miss Lawler
Miss Gorman
Mr. Oberlander
Teron
Ober
Oberlander
Nately
Dr. Hamblen
Oberland
Net
Concord Jr
Cousins
Melrose Fire Department Adds New Chemical Wagon
Chief Edwards and Agent Young of Melrose fire department praise a newly added chemical wagon. The vehicle features two 40 gallon chemical tanks, 250 feet of chemical hose, 1000 feet of 2 inch water hose space, a roof ladder, and a top speed of 44 miles per hour. Engineers and department members showed strong interest in the machine.
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Edwards
Melrose Fire Department
Agent Young
Departure of Mr and Mrs Higgins Regrets Town Friends
Mr and Mrs James Higgins left for Wee R 1 to reside, among early town settlers, their departure a source of regret. Mr Higgins was prominent in town business, starting as a clerk in Curtis store and later purchasing the business, a successful enterprise.
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James Higgins
Wee, R. 1
Higgins
Curtis
Service showcase invites trial on our motor track
The message promotes the service and motor track experience. It invites readers to try the offering and mentions party services. The tone urges potential customers to sample the facilities and take advantage of a trial.
Repairs Declared Common Convenience in Cambridge
County Commissioners at Cambridge on the first Tuesday of January 1913 adjudged certain repairs to be of common convenience and necessity following a petition by inhabitants. The authorities therefore grant authority for the proposed work.
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Theresa M. Bent
Sudbury
Middlesex
Sier
Commonwealth of Perenaeate
Cambridge
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Baer
Pratts
Acton
Tuttle
Newton, Soutt
Fy Mead & CO
W. Acton
A. Parmenter
Sudburn
A. Haynes CO
Maynard
W. Brown
Concord
Morse & Bigelow
Martboro
Nrit
the Grange
4. W. Darrow
Chatham, N
York
West Acton
Dexter Spinney
R.F
Concord Jet
Mass
EA. Comeau
John J. Flannery
Bedford Street
John R. Comley
Green Houses
Elm St
Bedford Centre
First Church
Christ, Scientist
Insurance Hall
Monument Square
God
E.L. Baker
F. Nelson
State Street
Boston
Leo Comeau Maynard
Gorham
M. T
Sones
Erastus H. Smith
Hbophilus Mason
Maurice McWalter
A. H. Harwood
Bedford, Mass
Maynard Marble
Granite Works
Main and
Acton Streets
R. E. Martin
Mgr
North Reed
Mabel M
Ralph N. Smith
William H. Wlsh
A. Fernald
Boylston
St. Boston
Tan
Tel
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Charles. Parker Tucker
Floome
C. L. King
Maynard Block
Maynard, Mase
D. C. Harri No. Acton, Mass
Turer
Dr. $. Rb, Garlan
Maynard, Mass
Hudson and Vicinity
Maree
Bryant
E. Boesk
Ient Service
Chas. S. Hunt
P. mcColgd & Co
Chelgen, Mass
Hou
Treet Aynard
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