Maynard election shocks Republicans with Democratic sweep
In Maynard a dramatic county election produced a Democratic landslide. Charles Persons won town clerk, A J Coughlan the selectman post, and others reflected a broad party victory. Voters approved license by 451 to 361 as polls closed at 4 PM with 835 regular and 24 special ballots cast.
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Maynard
Charles H. Perdorsement
Persons
A. J. Coughlan
Frank H. Harriman
Board of Selectmen
Coughlan
Rev
A. B. Papineau
Raymond Kitchin
Harry J. Parmenter
Fred W. Taylor
William Cullen
John McPherson
John Connors
James J. Morgan
Rui
Charles H. Persons
Mi o na health claim for stomach support
An advertisement extols Mi o na tablets as a remedy for weak digestion and related ailments. It asserts regular digestion yields robust health, lists symptoms like headaches and backache caused by stomach weakness, and promises relief when used with meals. The copy guarantees a refund if Mi o na fails to help.
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Johnson's
Defeated Maynard Team Narrow Loss in Saxonville
The S. H. A. C. basketball squad lost 22 to 21 to Simpson A. C. of Saxonville in a tight Saturday night contest. Officials were accused of bias as Saxonville used foul play after failing to win by fair means. A rematch was proposed for Music Hall but Saxonville declined, fearing Maynard could retaliate.
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Saxonville
Simpson A. C
Maynard
I. H
Music Hall
Champion Liniment for Rheumatism Promoted by Mail Carrier
Chapinvill e Conn resident Chas Draxe claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured his rheumatism after other remedies failed. The ad touts a small price and rapid relief from a single application with lasting effects, sold by Johnson's Pharmacy and H J Dwinell in Maynard.
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Chas. Draxe
Chapinville
Conn
Johnson's Pharmacy
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Local notes and town happenings listed weekly
W V Cameron ill during the week C J Lynch of Boston in town to vote Aquilla Reynard on the sick list John J Green left Assabet mills Clifford Whitney at A T Haynes Woodman of Boston joined Haynes staff Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Henry Gilroy Various visitors and townspeople in town for the week including Miss Hattie Emery and Mrs D H Elkins Telephones installed at Dr K T Richards residence Annual spring vacation first week in April Hammond stock company billed for Music hall Concert and ball planned for Friday night at Music hall Div 44 A O H to sponsor. Maynard band rehearsing Epworth League rally and a special musical program
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Amory Maynard
Thompson Court
John A. Crowe
George H. Gutteridge
George H. Creighton
Cheney Street
A. F. Garney
G. King
J. E. Phillips
G. A. Whitney
J. R. Bent
Thomas Sheehan
A.W. Haynes
A. W. Haynes
Samuel Lawton
B. Shattuck
Selectman
Coughlan
Harriman
Kitchin
American Woolen Company
Parmenter
Cullen
Nicholas Driscoll
C. J. Lynch
Boston
Aquilla Reynard
John J. Green
Assabet Mills
Clifford Whitney
A. T. Haynes
Woodman
Henry Gilroy
John Horan
Salem
Hattie Emery
H. P. N. Dahl
D. H. Elkins
A. O. Dunham
Hammond Stock Company
Music Hall
Stow
Thomas Powers
Helen Lehey
Maynard Band
Cooperative Hall
M. B
Richard Hill
Blackstone
Charles Bigelow
Springfield
James Moran
Lowell
Timothy Quinn
Philadelphia
Flagg
Mainst
Edith Rockwell
Melrose
William McGill
Billerica
Henry Hodges
W. 8. Howe & Co
Victor Morrison
Whitinsville
P. Flanagan
Clinton
EB. Haynes
Amsterdam
N. Y
John Raidy
McKinley St
Finnish Temperance Society
James Riley
John H. Mackin
Natick
William Stubbs
Providence
Charles Stephenson
The
Skowhegan
American Woolen Co
Court Maynard, F. of A
Maynard Glee Club
Stella King
E. C. Hunt
Congregational Church
Scott Perry
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Iola Lodge
Homer G. Walk
Mass. Anti Saloon League
Christopher Fay
Maynard ‘Glee Club
Joseph Smith
Reed Lyons
Harry Cook
Stottsville
Saxonyville
Fred Chariton
Enterprise
Summer St
Court Maynard
F. of A
Dn Loewe
Public Library
Town Reports and Local News Snapshot
Saturday distribution of town reports notes 135 dog licenses issued last year and town farm produce sales at 810.14 dollars. The Assabet mills see staff changes. more readers join Congregational church with 42 new members. The water system shows a yearly pump decrease of 27.8 million gallons.
Eight Applicants Compete for Licenses in May
The Enterprise reports eight applications for licenses with only three to be granted on May 1. Names rumored include Frank Cutting David Kell Louis Brunelle Maurice Coughlin and two others. Old timers may lose out as schemes unfold and selectmen aim to choose the winners with no perfect consensus.
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Possiig
Frank Cutting
David Kell
Louis Brunelle
Maurice Coughlin
Wall
Open to All Towns in 2nd District Nomination Contest
The 10 year agreement ends this year in the 2d representative district, opening the contest to all towns. Maynard has three years Hudson four years and Stow and Boxboro one year each. Representative Sullivan has not decided on another candidacy but is favored to win the nomination if he runs.
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Maynard
Hudson
Stow
Boxboro
Sullivan
Hyomei Claims Rapid Cure for Deafness from Catarrh
A testimonial touts Hyomei as instantly easing inflamed membranes and restoring hearing in days, with a complete cure possible in weeks. Miss Meeds reports rapid improvement after using Hyomei, noting dramatic breath improvement and cost savings versus specialists, while Johnson's Pharmacy offers a money back guarantee and a $1 complete outfit.
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Meeds
Mattewan
Johnson
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Arthur J. Coughlan
George N. Salisbury
Arthur B. Papineau
John A. McPherson
Board of Health
Howard Hamblen
Michael Twomey
Sidney McCleary
William Naylor
Louis N. Shaw
Luke
P. J. Sullivan
Cambridge
W. V. Cameron
East Rochester
N. H
William Greaves
Providence, R. L
Elizabeth May
South Framingham
K. T. Richards
Nascn St
Div. 44
A.O. H
Collins Orchestra
Charlies O. Clapp
Clapp
Haynes
District Court of Concord
Edward Clahane
Walter
John Punch
Newburyport
Punch
Fred Shaw
Metropolitan Park District
Mr. Sullivan
Park District
Fred King
Norwich
John Holigan
Frank Riley
Barbara
Annie Nee
South
Ladies’ Whist Club
Ida Hall
Maud EB. Fincheson
Jefferson
Associated Templars
George Burgess
Newton
Frank EB. Sanderson
Ernest Moore
Collinsville
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Parker St
Farly
Dorothy Dodd
Combination Cash Store Co
John Quinn
John O'Brien
Lawrence
Imatra
Alexander Veitch
Hillside St
William Hines
Friends
Hartford, Ct
Hudson Lodge of Bogies
James F. Sweeney
Florida
Main At
Irene McCormack
Boston Globe
John McCormack
R. M. Bisbee
Mr. Batt
Concord Reformatory
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