Keeping Streams Stocked in 1920 Fisheries Report
The 1920 annual report from the division of fisheries and game urges careful use of game and fish stocks as hatcheries fail to keep pace with growing sport. It notes many migratory birds rise under federal protection and reports fines over 4000 dollars for unlawful harvesting. The commission seeks motorized officers to match fishermen, and calls strict laws to curb ruthless fishing and maintain streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Fisheries and Game
State Game Commission
Chief Justice White Laid to Rest in National Reverence
The passing of Chief Justice White leaves the United States without its chief, a man who mirrored the era of John Marshall. Tributes recall his deep learning, duty, and generosity as symbols of American law and Union memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John Marshall
White
South
Lodge
Senate
General utility horse evolves on small farms amid tractors
The article notes that despite widespread tractor use a general utility horse remains needed on small farms for heavy work and occasional hauling. In towns and during travel, a gasoline wagon serves quicker than horses, while a new general utility horse is being bred for versatile on farm tasks where tractors are not yet profitable.
MAKE THE BIRDS YOUR FRIENDS
An exhortation by many individuals and societies to interest the public in bird life and its natural value. It notes birds need humans as much as we need them and warns that cats threaten birds and gardens, urging protection to reduce garden pests. Germany’s status is noted amid broader reflections.
Salvation Army advisory board formed in Hudson
The public library hosted a Salvation Army advisory board meeting on Monday night with George T. Farley elected president, John W. Pomfret secretary, Frank A. Marrow treasurer, and Jeremiah J. Cronin, Dr. Thomas F. Tierney, Bert R. Grant and Thomas F. Mahoney named members. They will leave Hudson Sunday morning for a three day Fraternal Order of Eagles convention in North Adams. The Bless ed Sacrament procession by St Michael's parish is set for Sunday afternoon, followed by a service on the parochial school grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
George T. Farley
John W. Pomfret
Frank A. Marrow
Jeremiah J. Cronin
Thomas F. Tierney
Bert R. Grant
Thomas F. Mahoney
Hudson
Order of Eagles
North Adams
St Michael's Parish
Charles S. Russell Well Known As Stiee Man in Former Years
Death reported in Hudson of Charles S. Russell at his daughter Mrs Harvey Roberts in Waltham from complications. Former Eureka Engine foreman, 25 years in old fire company until disbandment. Born Feltonville 1845, served in 13th Massachusetts Regiment, later worked in leather trades and at Concord Reformatory. Funeral at Sleepy Hollow cemetery Concord with Reno Relief corps delegation.
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Stiée
Hudson
Charles S. Russell
Harvey Roberts
Waltham
Old
Eureka Engine Company
Old Fire Company
Feltonville
Stoneham
Fort Independence
Mass
Janesville
Wis
George Houghton
Reformatory
Concord Junction
Brigham and Logan
Alma F. Fuller
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Concord
Reno Independent Relief Corps
Legion Rejects Carnival Permit Bid in Town
The American Legion refused a carnival sponsorship after a prior experience with an amusement concern. Selectmen received a petition from other groups urging approval of a permit for such an enterprise in town.
Memorial Exercises at Hudson High School Friday
The Hudson High School Memorial exercises are planned for Friday forenoon at Odd Fellows hall. Students will march from Felton Street to the meeting place under the presidency of Principal Charles A. Williams. The program includes school chorus and orchestra music and speeches by Charles A. Hearsey, Cornelius L. Reardon, and Fred B. Dawes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson High School
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Felton Street
Charles A. Williams
Charles’ A. Hearsey
Reno Post
A. R
Cornelius L. Reardon
St. Michael's Parish
Fred B. Dawes
Memorial Day Plans Move Forward by A L Club
The A L club completed its arrangements for Memorial Day and will escort the G A R Hudson Post during the march to the cemeteries. A new feature will be the firing of a volley to honor former servicemen at an honor tablet in the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Post, A. L
G.A. R
American Legion Girl Margaret Sousa Wins New Honor
Miss Margaret Sousa daughter of Tom Philip Sousa earns the title American Legion Girl after starring in the Legion motion picture Lest We Forget. The film portrays the struggles of disabled World War I veterans to secure justice and improve unemployment conditions for the uninjured survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sousa
Tom Philip Sousa
American Legion
Legion
Carelessness Causes Fires in Auto and Garage
The piece warns that gasoline leaks, smoking near fumes, and oil buildup near hot exhaust points cause fires in cars or garages. It urges constant caution to protect the vehicle and garage from damage.
The Story of Our States South Carolina and Carolina history
Jonathan Brace recounts how the Carolinas formed from a 1663 grant to eight proprietors, the split into two colonies, Charleston and Albemarle, and South Carolina’s rice indigo economy and slave labor. It notes South Carolina as the eighth state to ratify the U.S. Constitution in 1788 and its 80989 square miles and nine electoral votes.
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Mary- Land
Virginia
Florida
Charles I
Carolina
Carolus
Charle II
Charles II
Charles IX
France
Beaufort
Carolinas
South Carolina
Charleston
North Carolina
Albemarle
Lord Proprietors
Palmetto
McClure
Family Ties Shape Local Employment Across Hudson Valley
Silas B. Fairbanks joins his brother Charles G. Fair banks. Hudson Lodge of Elksha pur chased its quarters building. Worsnip and Hubert return to Crawford House at White Mountains for summer work. L Everett Adams of Marlboro buried in Main street cemetery after being brought to Hudson. Mrs Catherine Sawyer Miss Grace Sawyer Mr and Mrs Fred H Campbell Mrs Winnie Patrie and Reno Independent Relief Corps members attended Charles S Russell funeral at Sleepy Hollow cemetery in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas B. Fairbanks
Charles G. Fairbanks
Hudson Lodge
Elksha
Harry E. Worsnip
Louis Hubert
Crawford House
White Mountains
L. Everett Adams
Marlboro
Hudson
Main Street
Fannie
Charles E. Bennett
Hudson Board of Selectmen
Catherine Sawyer
Grace Sawyer
Fred H. Campbell
Winnie Patrie
Reno Indeendent Relief Corps
Concord
Charlies S. Russell
Sleepy Hollow
Mortgagee's Sale of Bedford Property Under 1920 Mortgage
Public auction to foreclose a 1920 mortgage from Clarence F. Webster to Mathilde V. Kirkegaard of Bedford Middlesex County. Property includes about 1.25 acres bounded by Concord Road Kavanaugh New England Nurseries Company and assessed first mortgage of $1800 with $500 cash at sale. Louise C K Kirkegaard Assignee, present owner. May 17 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence F. Webster
Mathilde
Bedford
Middlesex County
Concord Road
Kavanaugh
New England Nurseries. Company
New England Nurseries Company
Cue Fm
Pricot
Louise C. K. Kirkegaard
Probate Court notices for Stanislaw Lojko estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs and creditors in the Stanislaw Lojko estate case. Albert O Hamel is petitioned as administrator. Cambridge, Middlesex County, hearing scheduled June 10, 1921 at 9:00 am. Public notice required weekly for three weeks in Maynard Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Stanislaw Lojko
Maynard
Commonwealth
Albert O. Hamel
Cambridge
Enterprise
Said
George F. Lawton
Squire
Probate Court Citation for John Nachily Estate
In Middlesex Probate Court Acton estate of John Nachily not intestate. Petition grants letters of administration to Webster S Blanchard of Acton or suitable person. Citations require appearance at Cambridge June 6 1921 and three weekly notices in Acton Enterprise. Witness George F Lawton May 16 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
John Nachily Late
Acton
Webster S. Blanchard
Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
George F. Lawton
Charles Edward Lovett
Concord
Frederick George Jones
Concord Enterprise
Said
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George Carter
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