Bank Statement Fragments Report Liabilities and Deposits
The fragment shows liabilities and deposits figures including LIABN 444,963.89 and deposits totaling 533,885.48 with various reserves dividends and taxes noted. It references capital stock net surplus and circulation factors and several small line items like certificates of deposit and certified checks.
New England Opens To Profit From Forest Planting
Private citizens and corporations across New England plant about 2500 acres this year with many large tracts under private ownership. The Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board of Clinton leads with over 1000 acres. Waste land in Massachusetts and Rhode Island is being planted for income and shelter belts. White pine dominates but Norway spruce chestnut red oak black locust and sugar maple are being used. Rich individuals plant 50 to 200 acre patches, aiming to expand next spring for timber poles pulpwood and lumber products.
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New England
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board
Clinton
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Area News Briefs Chronicle Local Incidents
Vicinity reports describe a death linked to prolonged starvation of Nellie Morse in a city hospital. Shrewsbury notes a Marlboro bound car collision with Nicholas Webber’s auto on the Worcester line. Webber and three passengers escaped uninjured. Brookfield logs drunken arrests, but inmates escaped leaving a brick and twisted bar. Webster church to be sold after 41 years as Universalist property. plan for a smaller chapel noted. Hubbardston fire damages a two story house with hay, wood, and timber, aided by hand tubs and distant water. Gardner memorializes Helen Greenwood, last Heywood founder, who died after a shock. Athol class seniors narrowly avoid court appearance after corn stalk theft traced to mistaken field. Spring fields memorializes Chauncy Camp, longtime postal official, dead at 74. Attleboro raid on gypsy camp uncovers no arrests. Barre notes George Haywood’s 99th birthday observed quietly. Leominster resident Samuel Crocker, 95, has voted for 18 presidents and favors Taft and Sherman this year.
Harvey Elected N Y HRR Old Colony Leader
Long obituary notes John L Harvey born December 6, 1857 in North Fairfield Ohio. Lawyer mayor of Waltham from 1903 to 1907, water works and public works projects cited. Railway schedule details show Marlboro Boston routes and connections to Northboro Clinton Fitchburg and Framingham with listed departures and arrivals on weekdays Sundays and holidays.
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John L. Harvey
North Fairfield
Haron ‘County
Ohio
Ohio‘ Wesleyand University
Boston Ant Law School
Waltham
Marlboro
Boston
Northboro
Clinton
Fitchburg
Boston Journal Adds New Feature to Its Sporting Department
The Boston Journal expands its sports section to cover football and winter games. Harry Cadman leads expert analysis with pictures and plays from Eastern colleges and prep matches. Special correspondents report on presidential campaign coverage alongside sports and other features.
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Harry
Cadman
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New England
Vote in 1904 for Congressman in Fourth District
Massachusetts figures show 1904 vote splits for president and governor in the fourth district. Roosevelt led for president with 257,822 to Parker 165,746. governor votes show Douglas 234,870 to Bates 198,681. notable pluralities and shifts noted across years. About 30,000 pairs of shoes weekly produced at the S. H. Howe Diamond M factory.
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Roosevelt Ja
Parker
William L. Douglas
John L. Bates
Curtis Guild Jr
B. Moran
H. M. Whitney
T. L. Hisgen
S. H. Howe Diamond M
Transit Schedules for Concord Maynard and Hudson Lines
Schedule details list times for Concord Maynard Hudson routes from Concord Maynard St Hudson St and Westvate Turnout. Services begin at 6 39 AM and run hourly to 1 PM and from 11 PM to Maynard only with multiple origin destination pairings and limited runs to Stow Cleasondale and Westvate.
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Concord
Maynard
Stow
Cleasondale
Greasondate
Maraahta Concord
Caricord
Biren Paaial
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the Peoples National of
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Waldo B. Fay
Stillman. R. Stevens
Herbert Howe Winslow
M. Warren Louis P. Howe
Oren P. Walker
Charles. F. Choate, Jr
Charles F. Brigham
James W. McDonald
John T, Burnett
E. Irving Morse
Benjamin F. Greeley
Silas E. Simonds
Michael Burke
John A. O' Connell
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Bryan
Tafte
Draper
Vahey
Marlboro Lodge of Odd Fellows
Abe
Vicinity
Almén T. Morse
Shrewsbury
Worcester & Marlboro St
Nicholas M. Webber
Linwood
Webber
Brookfield
Hazen Howe
John Smith
Julius A. Parkhurst
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Athol High School
George L. Drury
Pinedale Road
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Hallowe’en
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Chauncy K. Camp
Attleboro
John H. Nerney
Barre
George Haywood
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Leominster
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Crocker
Taft
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Harvey
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Marlborough, Mass
William D. Burdett
Charles F. Holyoke
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