Miss Jennie Pope Returns to Duties After Illness
Miss Jennie Pope resumes her former duties after nearly three months of illness. Store fixtures are being moved from Pickett's store on Pope Street to a new Shine Block location. Miss Ruth Nage of River Street, daughter of Mr and Mrs Toros Nage, a Marlboro Business College student, won high honors in the recent competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Pope
Pickett
Pope Street
Shine
Ruth Nage
Toros Nage
River Street
Marlboro Business Colege
Probate Court Citations for Frank D. Aed Estate
Middlesex probate court issues a citation in the estate of Frank D. Aed late of Maynard intestate. Maggie Smith of Maynard seeks letters of administration without bond. Court set for March 22 1923 at 9 am in Cambridge to show cause. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Maynard Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D.ae
Maynard
Maggie Smith
Middlesex
Cambridge
Maynard Enterprise
Wittless
George F. Lawton
Esquire
Hudson News Briefs Undergo Local Happenings
Local residents report small events from Hudson including Kinney and Mrs Walter Sam with social news, Keating purchasing an Oakland sedan, James Hud son Lunch owner ill, Mrs Florence McCurdy and Mrs George W Robinson at their mother's funeral in Burlington Vermont, Patrick Gleason visiting from Lawrence, Louis Zager homebound, Poller Main street factory workers laid off briefly due to ahead production schedule, Joseph D McCarthy in Boston for Bowlaway Alleys business and auto show, Hadson fans traveling to Worcester for Purple Collegians Webater game in Casing hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence McCurdy
George W. Robinson
Hudson
Burlington, VI
Worcester
Purple Collegians
Hudson Citizens Back Huey in Public Works Win
George Huey, commissioner elect of the Board of Public Works, thanks Hudson citizens for their support at the election. He pledges to serve all residents with the best possible effort and to fulfill his duties as a public servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Huey
Board of Public Works
Hudson Daily Sun
Citizens of
Hudson
M. Esty
Register
Board of Selectmen
Creighton
Tun Abe Ae Etter
Balloon Runaway Traps French Artilleryman in Air
The runaway balloon entangled M Clinckmaille in a perilous ascent. Five men held two ropes. one rope snapped sending riders airborne. Clinckmaille freed his leg after a dozen attempts and climbed aboard a knotted rope. The balloon drifted over land to a hedge landing. four officers rescued him afterward.
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M. Clinckmaille
B. Brandreth
Wide World Magazine
Destroying Pests Jack Rabbit Campaigns In Four States
The biological survey of the United States Department of Agriculture reports jack rabbit control in Idaho Washington Oregon and Texas. Traps and poison destroyed large numbers of jack rabbits harming crops like alfalfa cotton hay muskmelon lettuce and grain. Idaho used 2 235 pounds of bait with 2 150 ounces of strychnine on 812 850 acres killing 640 050 by actual count. Washington 155 500 killed across six counties Oregon 350 000 across four counties Texas 26 080 across three counties.
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The
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Texas
Wedding Brings Calm Amid Family Feuds in Westerner Town
A Westerner recalls a town famed for feuds where a recent wedding for Bud and Harriett passed off peacefully. A guest praised the calm ceremony, noting only Bill Thomas with a black eye, and how Henry Morton helped avert further trouble. The piece highlights unusual harmony in a quarrelsome community.
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Bud
Harriett
Bill Thomas
Henry Morton
Chicago Daily N
Making It All Right
Ned lectures Nell on thrift after a new hat purchase and clothing budget concerns. The dialogue hints at tension over expenses and frugality within the household.
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Ned
Tuberculosis Testing Methods for Cattle
Bulletin from the Department of Agriculture details three principal cattle tests subcutaneous intradermic and ophthalmic with advantages and applications. It notes shift from routine testing to skilled veterinarians and covers tuberculin testing of swine and poultry post mortem inspection and follow up work. Copies available from Washington.
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Corearey
L. B. Ernest
Elmer Lash
United States Department of Agriculture
Set Agriculture
Washington
Turning Losses to Profits in Dairy Herds
Authorities from the New State College of Agriculture outline steps to cut costs in dairy farming. Advice emphasizes healthy, low cost producers, proper rations, low-cost forage, individual water access, ventilation, and careful record keeping to turn losses into profits.
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New State College of Agriculture At
Weighing Milk Takes Time at Agricultural College
A report from the agricultural college states that ten cows can weigh milk and maintain records in six minutes per day. The text questions if there are better methods to speed this process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kattas” Fae Apictural College
McLeod Oe Na
Town in Africa in Every Way Reopens Gems Rich City
A Continental London Mail Continental Edition piece describes Luderitzbucht, a German built town with diamonds and desert climate. It notes strict restrictions beyond a hundred miles, water must be distilled, and locals drink beer. Transport by mule-drawn trolleys. hotels and a seaside resort feature Ostende style huts and beer halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luderitzsucht
Luderitzbucht
Ostende
Tl. K. Green
The
London Mail
Harnessing Geysers Power Potential for Pacific Rails
The article reports on geothermal energy research in Sonoma County where a Wells Fargo? no, a WEN Fedentry drilled a geyser field producing 2,000 horsepower. It notes potential to reach 2,000,000 horsepower across a ten mile lease tract, possibly powering trains and factories without using water power, with costs limited to transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goyaer
Sonoma County
Southern Pacific
Coget
Railroad Cars Spectrally Adapted for Washing
A new washing apparatus for railroad cars uses a long vertical rotating brush with radially positioned squeegees on each side. As a car passes, the operator activates a lever and the brush engages the car sides and windows. An electric motor spins the brush while cleansing fluid is applied, then jets of water rinse and squeegees wipe clean.
Cousin Jane Visits Uncle Bob and Hens
Geuain Jane visits Uncle Bob and Cousin Jane, from Shortridge High, observes a farm with many chickens and few eggs. Uncle Bob laments Aunt Sue feeds them too much and worries how to tell her without hurting her feelings. Cousin Jane chats with Aunt Sue about the hens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geuain
Jane
Shortridge High School
Bob
Sue
Aunt Sue
Unclear Text About Large United States Contingent
Fragmentary note discusses a huge sum reaching five billion dollars with a claim that about half will be allocated or affected by a program or action in the United States. The readable portion is incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Recount Sought After Close Hudson Town Election
In Hudson on election day 1923 George V Fuller wins a tight Board of Selectmen race by 14 votes over George A Curley amid a 1550 turnout. Curley considers petitioning for a recount as supporters push for action while other contests for Public Works and various town posts also concluded.
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A. Curley
Selectman
Huey
Board of Works
Hudson
Maroh
Tychencas
Board of Selectmen
George A. Curley
Curley
Vau
George V. Puller
Rufus Po Kieetbort
George V. Fuller
Frederick Glaser
Wie Uchet
George W. Fuller
George W. Curley
George Huey
Board of Public Works
George
Met
Town Hall
Blank
Glazier
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Louis Zager
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Bowlaway
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Frank Ready
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