Maydale- Products as Food by Maine Official
A Maine official states that carbonated beverages may be advertised as food and outlines their broad presence from city stores to roadside booths. He notes the industry’s growing recognition by federal and state authorities, the food value of an eight ounce bottle, and the role of sugar fruit juice and carbon dioxide. Maydale Springs Co. advertises orders with contact details.
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Augusta
Maine
A. M. G. Soule
Division of Food Inspection
Maine Department of Agriculure
Soule
Soul
Maydale Springs Co
Maynard
Pheasants To Be Liberated By Maynard Rod and Gun Club
Joseph Schnab, a local game warden, reports that 30 pheasants raised by Maynard Rod and Gun Club will be released this month in nearby cover. The club seeks fingerling trout, white perch, and bass for streams and brooks, after years of stocking. They note more pheasants now but little to no gain in other stocked species.
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Joseph Schnab
Wardden
Maynard Rod & Gun Club
Maynard High School Baseball Schedule Set for Spring
Maynard High School completes its 1930 season schedule with opening game on April 19 at home against Clinton. Captain Gerry Nee anchors an experienced squad including pitchers Brayden White Supola Kito wicz and infielders Fingard Croft, plus Harold Glickman as manager. Midland League games listed: Hudson Marlboro Westboro Hopkinton Milford Wayland.
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Les
Don Lent
Gerry Nee
Lent
Nee
Aho
Moore
Brayden
White
Supola
Kitowicz
Kane
Tierney
Fingard
Croft
Harold Glickman
Clinton
Maynard
Hudson
Lexington
Marlboro
Ashland
Ashlar
West
Maynard K of C Accepts 30 Membership Candidates
Maynard Council of the Knights of Columbus at a regular meeting in the Masonic hall accepted thirty candidates for membership. The first and second degrees will be explained for a class of 750 or more at a Lowell Auditorium meeting on April 3. Professor Mora of Boston entertained after the business session. A busy athletics program includes a bowling match between Maynard and Concord Councils at Maynard Thursday night, a card and pool match at Maynard soon, with Natick Framingham and Lexington Councils challenged to a bowling and card tournament.
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Maynard Council K. of
Masonic Hall
Lowell
Mora
Boston
Joseph Byrne
G. K
Maynard
Concord
Natick
Framingham
Lexington
Priest Enroute to Rome for College Anniversary
Rev. Joseph Pippy pastor of St. John's Church St. John Newfoundland travels to Rome to attend the 300th anniversary of the Propania College, visiting cousin Patrick A Mc Grath on Fairfield Street before departure.
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Joseph Pippy
St. John’s Church
St. John, N. F
Patrick A McGrath
Fairfield Street
Rome
College of Propania
Oysters staged at Mizpah Rebekah meeting
Oysters a one act comedy was presented at Mizpah Rebekah Lodge at Odd Fellows hall with parts taken by Eleanor Leithead Mrs William Duckworth Edith Laubenstein Eleanor Jones Pearl McAuslin and Mrs Abbie Isper. At the March 17 meeting a Shamrock party will be run by Ella M Price Aimee Archer Mabel B Palmer Ethel Taylor and Hannah Marehant.
Southboro Catholic Woman's Club Meets at Community House
The Southboro Catholic Woman's Club held a successful meeting at the Community House with a lecture titled Club Life by Mrs John McCloskey of Marlboro. Mrs M E McMay performed old fashioned melodies, encores followed. Miss Mary Finn presented piano pieces. business session led by president Mrs John Flannery. refreshments by Misses Mary and Florence Finn and Mary Grafton. A Westboro High School physical training exhibit is planned for April 4 with Harold F P Fisher and Miss Bosworth in charge to support the athletic fund.
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Catholc Woman’s Club
Southboro
John Flannery
Mary
Florence Finn
Mary Grafton
Westboro High School
Harold FP. Fisher
Bosworth
Maynard H. S. Defeated by Marlboro 32 to 16
Maynard High School suffered a 32 to 16 defeat at Marlboro in the gym, with Marlboro leading at halftime. Kane led Maynard with nine points, while Kucher scored seven baskets for Marlboro and Colena added six. Maynard schedules two games this week against Northboro, plus junior squad contests vs Hudson Boy Scout.
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Maynard H
Marlboro H
Marlboro
Amelia
Kucher
Coldna
Spec Kane
Maynard
Northboro i
Northboro
Maynard H. S
Hudson Boy Scout
Hudson
Dolan
Guenlet
Colena If
Drake Lf
O ° Ritcher
Killis
Fisher
Dewey
Pretuis
Maynardhs
Wardzalla
Kane
Nyholm Rb
Scezern c
Torppa Lf
Jarvi If
White Rf
Carr
Maynard H. S. Girls Rout Alumni Team in Local Basketball
Maynard High School girls defeated the alumni team 98 to 19 in the school gym. Annie Lehto scored 50 points, nearing Capt. Alice Bell's Gardner record. Ranghild Mark added 23 and Irma Russy 20. Helens Wilcox and Gardner led alumni with 15 points. Coach Reid oversees a season of three wins and three losses as the girls look to beat Northboro H S next.
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Maynard H. S
Maynard T. T
Annie Lehto
Alice Bell
Gardner
Ranghild Mark
Irma Russy
Helens
Wilcox
Reid
Northboro H. S
Northboro
Binks
Neerb
Linnarb
Murray
Lehto
Pratts Baby Chicks Feeding Promise
Life Guarantee for baby chicks to raise every livable chick. Pratts fer food blends grain acts and predigested Saray nutrition for bone flesh and muscle. Start chicks on Pratts and finish with Pratts Buttermilk Growing Mash to grow sturdy egg producers.
Norumbega Lodge delegates chosen for State Sons of Norway
Concord Norumbega Lodge met Saturday in Ells Hall and voted to send three delegates to the newly organized central committee of the State Sons of Norway in Boston. Henry A. Bertelsen Ole Burstad and Robert A. Forstensen were selected as delegates.
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Norumbega Lodge
Sons of Norway
Ells Hall
Central Committee of the
State
Boston
Henry A. Bertelsen
Ole’ Burstad
Robert A. Forstensen
Frederick W. Enright to start papers in five cities
Frederick W. Enright publisher of the Lynn Telegram announces plans to begin afternoon publications in Boston Worcester Springfield Hartford and New York City. The Boston edition will launch first within six weeks.
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LYNN
INS
Frederick W. Enright
Lynn Telegram News
Boston
Worcester
Springfield
Hartford
New York City
Wright
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