Marlboro and Maynard Battle In Tight Openers
Marlboro and Maynard opened with a hard fought game decided by field position and defense. Marlboro struggled to move the ball while Maynard capitalized on breaks, with key plays by Coppola Favored by Maynard and Duplessis in the clashing drives.
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Marlboro H
Maynard H
Belmore le
Shire Johnson
Duggan
EEE
Ignachuck
Seymour
SR O'Donnell
W. Fahey
Sederovich
Ecacece Koskineni ' McGarr
Cde
Lebowicz
Corey—Milford
Drummond
Worcester
Sheedy
Groton
Sudbury grade schools present four plays Friday evening
Local pupils perform four short plays at the Town hall this Friday night, following weeks of rehearsal. Mentions John Gochran from Groton and Porto Rico visiting friend David Huxton, with Cambridge residents Mr and Mrs Henry Hudson in town Monday.
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Sudbury
John Gochran
Groton
Porto Rico
David Huxton
Mir
Henry Hudson
Cambridge
Monty
Club Adds Sum to Scholarship Fund From Good Will
A good sum was realized and will be added to the Club's scholarship fund. The donation supports student aid and enlarges future opportunities for recipients affiliated with the club.
Acton High Routs Concord High 25 to 12 at Home
Acton High School opened its season with a 25 12 home win over Concord High on Community Field. Downey and Gil bet each scored twice, with a 70 yard kickoff return featuring Concord players held scoreless in the final period. Key blocks by Maguire Gallagher and F Charter opened running lanes for the Acton backs.
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Malboro
Voro
Maynard
George
Vances
Downea
Acton
Acton High
Maguire
Gallagher
F. Charter
Smart
Acton High Stumbles in Narrow Loss to Conco:d High
Acton High suffers a 0-2 defeat as Conco:d High edges ahead 2-0. Downey scores two touchdowns for Conco:d while Gilber and Klannery add points. Referee Clark and officials Jones and Sot friti oversee a four period game.
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G. Heylizer
Coan
Furiger
Winnhem
Lawton
Kennedy
Obren
Vee
Batoldmeo
W. Damon
F. Heyliger
N. Horne
Dickey
Adams
B. Damon
Parks
Flannery
J. Horne
Coonege
Acton
Conco
Downey
Gilber
Klannery
Fish
Clark
Jones
Sotfriti
Salmon Spawning Habits Across Vacitic Species
The Vacitic salmon migrate from saltwater to freshwater in the Columbia River to spawn in Vacitic streams. These fish enter the freshwater with no return to the sea, and the Atauthe also spawn in fresh water but do not die after spawning.
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Columbia River
Turtle Soup Threatens Loggerhead Nesting Grounds
The American Nature Association reports hawksbill turtles are hunted for tortoise shell and green turtles for their meat. The remaining loggerhead, though not favored for a specific product, loses nests to theft, endangering its population.
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American. Nature Association
American Home Day Observed by West Acton Woman's Club
The West Acton Woman's Club held American Home Day with an executive board meeting preceding the regular gathering. Members displayed home made articles including hooked rugs and needlework. Notices invited Acton members to an event on November 14 and referenced the November 23 Leominster conference on American Home and Education.
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West Acton
Acton Woman's Club
Leominster
Eisie Russell
Fayville
Acton
A. M. Davis
Amherst College
Flowe
Past Grand Officers of Wnona Rebekah Past Grands Club
Officers for the ensuing term were elected Lizzie David president Cora Redfern chaplain Lily Mor son treasurer Mabe Sylvia finance committee. A social season opens with a whist party at the home of Mr and Mrs. with seven tables of whist and an enjoyable evening.
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Acton
W'nona
Lizzie David
Ne Smiley
Cora Redfern
Lily Morson
Teasure
Mabe Sylvia
Eee
Eskino Uses Ridicule in Laughing Duel
Eskino often avoids a fit yet can. he punishes foes with ridicule and facial expressions. The contest pits the worst face against the opponent, deciding the argument winner.
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An. Eskino
Mangels Good Winter Hen Feed From Home Garden
Lee Somers explains growing mangelwurzel beets for poultry feed in winter. Plant six to eight seeds per foot, thin to eight to twelve inches, with roots reaching five to eight pounds and yields of two tons per acre. A 100-foot row feeds about three chickens all winter.
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Lee Somers
Mangels
Growing Mash to Turkeys Poultry Experts Advice
Michigan State College poultry experts urge a home mash recipe using twenty pounds coarse yellow corn seventeen pounds fine ground oats ten pounds bran ten pounds flour middlings five pounds alfalfa meal fourteen pounds meat scraps ten pounds dried milk ten pounds soy bean meal two pounds calcium carbonate one pound salt and one pound cod liver oil. Separate grain of cracked corn and wheat fed after six weeks. Keep hoppers full and clean for turkeys and market timing beyond Thanksgiving and Christmas to secure premium prices.
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Michigan State College Poultry Department
Michigan State College
Thin Shelled Eggs Summer Problem in Laying Birds
The article explains that during summer, hens may lay thin shelled eggs due to insufficient shell formation as production declines. It advises collecting eggs more often to prevent breakage and ensuring access to calcium through oyster shell or ground limestone. A flock check can reveal if production is waning or calcium deficiency.
Varieties of Rhode Island Reds in Fowl Development
The article traces Rhode Island Red varieties once common in poultry breeding. Three types existed: rose-comb, single-comb, and pea-comb. Rose-comb breeders developed a true type with rose color and a comb like the Wyandotte, drawing attention from low-set comb enthusiasts. As a result the pea comb variety gained no further recognition and fanciers divided between single and rose-comb lines.
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Rhode Island
Rhode Island Reds Fowls from Rhode Island Farms Described
A Montreal Herald report notes Rhode Island Reds originated in farming districts near New Bedford Compton and Westport in Rhode Island. The birds were carried by sailing captains and freely spread among farms intermingling with domestic poultry. Many were Asiatic breeds with black red plumage and Shanghais among them.
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Rhode Island
New Bedford
Compton
Westport
Montreal Herald
Chimborazo Saintly Snow Cap Amid Equatorial Heat
A vivid note describes Chimborazo, the high extinct volcano near the equator, crowned by perpetual snow while lying only a few degrees south of the line.
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Chimborago
Crystal Star and the Russian Traveler's Silent Promise
A gas station rencontre near Ventura aboard a Los Angeles journey features Crystal Star, a Russian immigrant, who recounts a family tragedy under Cossacks and a quest to master seven languages. He explains his father could not read, shaping his vow to learn and endure in a new world.
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Crystal Star
Ventura
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Russia
Jenin
Ime
Fragmented OCR Notice From Local Page Segment
Readable fragments describe a public notice action with local officials and possible deadlines. Names and exact dates are unclear but the text indicates an official notice related to a local matter.
Maynard wedding links Ruth Hull to August P Deitzel
Miss Ruth Hull daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Hull of Summit Street and August P Deitzel son of Mrs Mary Deitzel of Yonkers New York were married at St Bridget s church in a Sunday ceremony conducted by Rev Walter Roche. The couple will reside in New York City after a Niagara Falls trip.
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Cecelia Deitzel
Yonkers
Amaid
Edward Fitzgerald
New Yorker
Rainvie Merra
Groton
Connecticut
Columbus Rainville
May
Joaneka Hill
Grange Hall
Ward
South Hamilton
Holden
Leominster
Franklin
Whitinsville
Montreal
Oat Goa
New Jersey
New York
Necticut
Niagara Falls
New York City
Bride
Memorial Day Observance Led by Legion Post
Led by Commander Johnston members of the post and former service members march from Legion Hall to Memorial Park for a Day observance. Attendees honor veterans and remember fallen comrades in a solemn ceremony.
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Maynard
Frank J. Wrehia
Johnston
T Ie Post
Legion Ters
Memorial Park
Cacao Used as Money by Aztecs and Mayans
The article notes cacao beans as a barter medium and wealth measure among Aztecs and Mayans. It states slaves could cost about 100 cacao beans, and highlights cacao as a highly valued, versatile, low-cost food crop with wide uses and encad cultivation.
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Mexico
Its GOOD NEWS for former telephone line discontinues
Community members celebrate the end of service disruptions as telephone lines resume in Sid Doll area. Local officials announce restored connections and improved reliability for residents and businesses.
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SBS Yaru
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U.oppity
Luppuia Woo
Bhol
Paso Piesely
Maynerias
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Oh Lacaie
Boro
Erayaun
Ana
Braggen
Crilley
Mariporo
Marvoro
Aller & Foward
Mariboro
Fraser
Fahey
Maynards
Bile
Coe
Ynara
Vallee
Coppola
Mee
Brayden
P Fahey
Plecewicz
Duplessis
Vailee O
Bors
Ted
Ackve
Bill Fahey
Inter
Rum
Brenn Ae
Chidky
Hreyden
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Marlboros
Taynen
Bankey
Vaisee
Puor
Maynard Vermis
Mariboros
Labossiere
Learcher
W Braycen
Pues Wuich O Donnell
M&ariboro
Necea
Portia
Gimeeif
Vailee
O'Donnell
Aime Pay
Nowing
Maynara
Loppola
Valsee
Oate Pileeche
Ulerceyeea
Coppoa
Waekie
Valee
Fortin
Curee
Valiee
Uhs
Bowers
Marlboro Maynard
Wade
Concord Game
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Earle
Siaa
Ruth Hull
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