Reform Platform Sparks Mixed Local Reactions
Echoes of criticism arise as a brief political platform discussion circulates. Citizens weigh the proposed changes while noting the incumbent stance and the absence of concrete reforms.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1926
Page
4
Not Fashioned Things and an Apply Box A Weekly
A compact item notes a weekly update titled Not Fashioned Things and an Apply Box A Weekly. The readable text hints at a routine column or notice without clear events or names. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
Clinton Wins Rubber Game In Ten Innings
The Clinton Holy Name defeated Maynard Holy Name 8 to 6 in ten innings at Crowe Park Sunday afternoon. Cloonan struck out twelve for Clinton and Joe Ramesh hit the only extra base hit, a triple in the ninth, before scoring on a sacrifice to tie the game. Errors by Sims and Lovering in the tenth opened the door for Clinton as J Chase and McNally delivered the key hits. Morgan hand made ten putouts at second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Holy Name
Maynard Holy Name
Crowe Park
Cloonan
Holy Cross
Bill Morrill
Clinton
Joe Ramesh
J. Chase
Sims
Lovering
McNally
Joe Kamesh
Ettredge
Morgan
Local Nine Rally Sees Kamesh Lead With Power
Reads show Kittredge, Shaughnessy, Hhase, J Chase Joyce, Kamesh, Vodoklys, Roulden, Lovering contributing multiple hits including three by Kamesh. Sacrifices by Vodoklys and Lovering, plus stolen bases by Ka mes h and Vodoklys, plus Nee and Kittredge. Double play O Malley to J Chase. Cloonan allowed 12 strikeouts, Morrill 6. Walks issued by Cloonan and Morrill totaling five. Wild pitch by Cloonan, passed balls by Boulden and O Malley. Umpires King and Johnstone. Time 1h48m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittredge
Shaughnessy
Hhase
J. Chase Joyce
Kamesh
Vodoklys
Roulden
Lovering
Nee
O'Malley
J. Chase
Cloonan
Morri
Morrill
West Groton First Concord Second in Middlesex Baseball Standings
After a lopsided first half the Middlesex league season, West Groton tops standings with 14 points and Concord follows at 16. Silesia and Chelmsford are featured in playoff mentions with Littleton and Shirley also appearing in opening clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex Baseball League
Silesia
West Groton
Lit Ueten
Chelmeford
Lee West Groton
USC Silesia
Chelmsford
Littleton
Shirley
Abbot Worsted
Ayer Ayer
Selesia
Leaders Map New Districts In Middlesex County
Local leaders discuss redistricting with Marlboro likely in a double district. Plans outline first Middlesex and Norfolk Middlesex senatorial and councillor districts, plus Worcester areas, with schedules of July 27 to July 29 community programs and fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Marlboro
Framingham
Worcester
Auburn
Blackstone
Douglas
Grafton
Hopedale
Mendon
Milford Millbury
Millville
Northboro
Northbridge
Oxford
Shrewsbury
Southboro
Sutton
Upton
Uxbridge
Webster
Westboro
Worcester County
Bellingham
Franklin Plainville
Wrentham
Norfolk County
Acton
Belmont
Boxboro
Cambridge
Concard
Hudson
Lincoln
Maynard
Newton
Boston
Suffolk County
Brookline
Dover
Franklin
Medfield
Medway Millig
Needham
Norfolk
Plainville
Walpole
Wellesley
Holliston
Natick
Sherborn
Waltham
Weston
Milford
West Acton residents enjoy summer travels and outings
Miss Ruth Costello visited in Lynn with relatives. Mr and Mrs F E Cole plan a two week vacation in North Conway New Hampshire. Baptist Sunday school enjoyed an outing at White Cond Sudbury. Henry Haynes family spent the day in Portland Maine. Mrs W D Hart and daughter visited J B Hoar in Witton Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Costello
Lynn
F. E. Cole
North Conway
N. H
The
Baptist Sunday School
White Cond
Sudbury
Henry Haynes
Portland
Maine
W. D. Hart
Witton
J. 8. Hoar
A. N. Hederstedt
Providence
KR. I
Edith Berry
Houghton
Marion Prentiss
Glenns Falls
N. Y
Oliver
Canada
Pendergam
South Shore
Howard Reed
Lucille Blaiedell
Waltham Watch
Farm and Home Week Program at Massachusetts College
Eight five speakers from twelve states are listed for Farm and Home Week at Massachusetts Agricultural College July 27 30. Notable figures include Dr William M Jardine Dr James J Walsh Mrs Beatrice Chandler Gesell Mrs Evelyn Tobey and Dr Orlo J Price with topics on agriculture leadership child care and millinery among others. The program highlights a fruit growers banquet a dynamometer demonstration and a village parade plus a children s nursery and local insect displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Agricultural College
William M. Jardine
James J. Walsh
New York City
Beatrice Chandler Gesell
New Haven
Evelyn Tobey
Columbia University
Orlo J. Price
Rochester
N. Y
W. A. MacGregor
Parm
Pine Plains
Jacob E. Shillinger
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
R. B. Willson
Cornell University
James C. Farmer
New Hampshire State Grange
Massachusetts
Children's Nursery
Insetts
Schick Test Given in Schools by Dr Jones
Dr Jones, a state representative, supervised Schick tests in county schools. Of 125 responding parents, 118 children tested positive and received three doses of diphtheria antitoxin. Follow up showed only mild symptoms like arm stiffness and fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schick
Jones
Widespread Epidemic Prompts Precaution Push
A broad epidemic prompts renewed precautionary measures as officials warn of continuing risk. The plan includes extending testing and outreach to groups previously lacking access, aiming to protect vulnerable children and communities in the coming year.
Eleven Arrests Reported At Lake Cag
Westboro police recorded eleven arrests at Lake Saturday night all for drunkenness. Two suspects from Marlboro appeared before Judge Williams in Westboro District yesterday morning. Fines were imposed as part of the cleanup effort led by Westboro officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westoro
State
Lake
Marlboro
Williams
Westboro
Somerville Property Notice At 34 Bow Street
Henry C. Lacey of 34 Bow Street Somerville advertises a school house lot available for viewing on any day, inviting interested buyers to inspect the property.
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Henry C. Lacey
Mil
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Lovering Rt
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Firestone
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Fairs Association
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White Mountains
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Thousand Islands
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Bow St
Somerville
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Main Street
Marlborough- Hudson, Gas Co
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