Injury puts Jamieson out of indoor season ranking
Howard Jamieson is out of the indoor season standings after a Worcester relay incident where a runner pushed him off the track. He strained a side muscle badly. Frank Murray will start as Hudson high school baseball coach on April 1 after appointment.
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Howard Jamieson
Worcester
Frank Murray
Hudson High Fiaticol
Jink
Maynard
Colonial Hall
Naylor
Jimmy Lent
Fred Wilder
Philip Bower
Leo Downey
Henry Gilroy
Crescents
Red Sox Top Federals by 35 Pins in Alley Match
The Red Sox defeated the Federals by 35 pins as Downey starred with 122 in three games totaling 282 while Lynch took three for 293 and Lent added 110 for the losers. The Federals opened strong leading by 30 pins in two games before slipping in the final game to let the Red Sox clinch.
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Red Sox
Federals
Feds
Downey
W. Lynch
C. Lent
Maynard Club Skips Central Mass League Play
The Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association will not field a team this season in the Central Mass League. An Independent team will be organized to play matches. Owing to other clubs offering better inducements for players, local interest waned. Susie Lingley of West Rutland visited her parents late in the week.
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Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association
Mike
Susie Lingley
West Rutland
Athlet ic Meet Shows clubs from Gardner Maynard Fitchburg
Eight clubs competed in gymnastic exercises with team and individual events. Into of Gardner won overall, Tarmo of Maynard second, Aesops of Fitchburg third. Gardner claimed top team on horizontal bars and horses. Individual prizes went to Pokki and Koski, with Kansanian Hill and Fonsel among top finishers. Officials led by Richard Siren of Gardner.
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Halling
Par
Fitchburg
Karhu
Boston
Into
Tmo
Maynard
Sec
Tarmo
Army
Navy
Into of
Gardner
Aesops
Pokki
Koski
Yokisaari
Yleen
Kansanian
Advertising Giveaway Sparks Stampede at Local Store
A Saturday incident at Mr. Lerer’s store drew a wild crowd as he handed out 100 free movie tickets at 1 PM. About 600 children swarmed the scene in a chaotic scramble, testing crowds and posing questions about the payoff of advertising.
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Lever
Mr. Lerer
Powers sprayer proves effective for moth work in trials
After a year of use the Powers sprayer shows clear advantages for moth control. Officials from several towns who inspected the local machine have purchased these sprayers citing permanent, superior results over prior methods. Mrs Josephine Brooks recently visited friends in Lowell.
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Josephine Brooks
Lowell
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion Promises Strength and Health
Local druggists promote Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion as a real nerve food tonic to build strength and blood, targeting run-down or emaciated individuals. They warn against curealls, emphasize value for money, and cite ingredients like Hypophosphites and pure olive oil. Nason St Maynard.
Town Meeting Sparks May Be Heard In April
Article notes rising town contention ahead of the April meeting with proposals for a nine member finance committee and a bylaw revision panel to consolidate departments and align with new state laws. Schoolhouse site debates loom while talks of raising the tax collector’s salary surface amid ongoing bylaw changes.
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Nual
Investigate At Home Over River Pollution In Maynard
Local discussion centers on Senate Bill No. 377 to protect public health along the Assabet River. Citizens question whether Concord is safe and urge the town to inspect conditions within its own borders before pointing outward.
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Senate
Murray Ballon
Assabet
Maynard
Concord
American Woolen Co
Recount Keeps Candidate Standings After Local Election
After petitions for a recount in a local election the board of registrars and candidate representatives met Friday evening. The recount left standings unchanged with William Connolly gaining one vote to 916. One questionable license ballot was ruled a blank after discussion. Mrs Allan Ramsay visited Worcester with Mr and Mrs Fred Mead as 101 café sets operate at the mill, the most in plant history.
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James Mahoney
Cornelius Mahoney
William Connolly
Frank Binks
Daniel Colbert
Board of Registrars
John Horan
John Murray
James
Mr. Connolly
Bernard Gerrigan
John Smith
Messrs
Murray
Horan
A. Coughlan
Allan Ramsay
Fred.Mead
Worcester
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D. Mass. Eae
China
Norwegian American Steamship Line
Main Street
Calder and Foss
Concord, Mass
Concord, Maynard and Hudson
Ieee
CTON
Artir
Aset
Maynard, Mass
St. Michael's T. A. Society of Hudson
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society of
Hudson
John Comeau
John Manning
C. W. Brown
J. O'Neil
John Punch
James Prosper
John Duggan
Frank O’brien
William O’brien
Harry Scally
Joseph Crowley
Frank Gagnon
James McCarthy
Roy Conley
Joseph Lesage
Owen O'Connell
Thomas Jackson
James McDonald
Pool
Thomas Lawler
William Breen
William Allman
James Ledgard
Atee
MetTiNa
Mer. Eaton
Risht
Eaton’s
James Eaton
Nason Street
DéaSiasdes
A. G. Ziegler
South Acton Coal and Lumber Co
South Acton Coal & Lumber CO
Fletcher
South Acton
Mase
PLA Lass
Arthur J. Coughlan
the Wilson Lumber CO
R.L. Wilson
T. A. Wilson
Mgr
Loewe Bros
Agnes Gibbons
Montaigu
Belgium
Aachen
Germany
Main St
Mass
Allen
Sane Oo Os Oh
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