Plan Filed For Boundary Lines In Charlois Case
A historic court filing from July 1845 describes a plan to locate boundary lines for property owned by Charles H. Wheckstrom Carlson sixty six to ninety feet. The notice warns that failure to appear or respond will default and be barred, with appearance required at the Court House on stated dates.
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John E. Fenton
Concord News Roundup of Local Events and Notices
Local residents plan club meetings and church services. The Concord Minute Man chapter of the Veterans Association meets Tuesday evening at the YD club in Beliford with Clifford W Day presiding. Rotary Club lunch at the Colonial Inn Thursday with Lester B Whittemore presiding. Mrs Frederick W Allen and family spend summer at North Haven. Trinity Episcopal church service next Sunday at 9 30 led by Rev Charles Mussell Peck. Lincoln Mohawks travel updates. Lions Club runs a booth at Monument Square to aid servicemen and women.
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Lost notice and payment claim from Concord Mass 1945
A fragment notes a lost item with payment demands and official reference from Concord Massachusetts dated 16 July 1945. It mentions Middlesex and Savinas with names W.8. Smith as assistant and contains dates July 49 26 and Aug. 2.
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House Ways and Means recommends $19,300 for 16 commissions
Boston state budget proposals by the Ways and Means Committee include $19,300 for 16 commissions to study legislative matters during the recess. The panel also urges $8,000 for salary studies of elected and appointed officials, proposes boosting the governor’s salary, and calls for a broad slate of discretionary studies and reforms across several agencies.
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County Seeks 300000 Bond To Add Wing At Probate Court
Middlesex County Commissioners asked the Legislature to authorize issuing 300000 in bonds to build a new wing at the probate court and registry of deeds in Boston. Register P Jordan noted court business has risen since 1920 and space is insufficient. Commissioner Tuian supported the bond plan while a prior bill to authorize a third Middlesex project was defeated.
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Navy leaves reform orders travel pay and duty offsets
Washington announces new regulations affecting up to 25 000 sailors monthly. Sailors on homeward or overseas leave will be ordered to temporary duty at the nearest naval establishment to their destination. The government will pay travel costs but arrival at the base is after leave plus travel time. Pay and subsistence will continue during absence.
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Concord board of trade to resume meetings in October
Summer pause ends as Concord board of trade plans October restart with monthly meetings and suppers. The Concord draft board prepares its Selective Service call for next month with a Monday August 6 gathering and corn roast followed by officer nominations. Local waterways, the Concord river and its tributaries Assabet and Sudbury, sit at their lowest levels of the summer due to the heat.
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Concord River
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Fragmentary note mentions naval schooling figures
Readable names cite former Hazel Butcher and Peter G Harwood linked to naval training schools and a university. The fragment hints at a Cane and tal context with a naval fining school reference. Further details are unclear.
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Feed prospects rise for forage crops amid excellent pasture conditions
USDA feed market review reports 1940s style season with pastures across most counties above recent records. Moist, cool weather boosted hay and oats though grain prospects lag, while dairy, stock, and poultry sectors show heavy feeding and record milk production.
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Jarear
Community event notice at Veterans building
An upcoming gathering is set for Wednesday at 8 o'clock at the Veterans building. Janes Alexander will preside as commenter.
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Veterans Building
Janes
Alexander
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