Classified Help Wanted and Pet Ads Mixed Lot
A collage of small ads lists pets for sale including dogs cats hamsters and parakeets with prices and shipping guarantees. Also includes farm listings cattle land for sale in Virginia New York state and New England area and several help wanted notices for farm workers drivers carpenters and attendants with contact towns and compensation details.
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Seeds Manor
Upperville
Warrenton
Lord Fairfax
Leeds
England
F.W. Sharp & Jon
P.O
the Plains
Widdleburg
Bedford Church and Community Notices Parade Armistice Day Effects
Bedford schools did not hold classes on Armistice Day. The Church of Christ held its annual meeting after dinner in the vestry with reports from committees and officers. Bedford Grange hosted a Patriotic Night at Town hall, featuring a business session led by Master Mrs. J Ridgeway Comley, followed by a sale. Rev. David Walsh spoke at St. Michael's Holy Name Society meeting after Communion, with Salvatore F. Albani presiding. subject was South American Missions. Rosary Circle of St. Michael's met at Mrs. Joseph L. Rodgers home with Mrs. James Connors presiding. plans for Christmas work discussed. hostesses listed.
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Church of Christ, Congregational
Bedford Grange
Town Hall
J. Ridgeway Comley
David Walsh
Holy Name Society
St. Michael’s Church
Salvatore F. Albani
Fr. Walsh
Rosary Circle
Joseph L. Rodgers
James Connors
Charles Brooks
Stanley Batakis
Josephine Kace
Rogers
Probate Court Notice of Estate Appointment
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court announces a petition to appoint Benjamin M. Piecewicz of Stow public administrator for Germaine Comeau of Lawrence Essex. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before 10 a.m. November 26, 1951. John C. Leggat Esq. First Judge. John J. Butler Register. Nov 8 15 22
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Bernard’ Myslewski
Marguerite Myslewski
Bernard Raymond Myslewski
Eileen Myslewski
Marsha Ann Myslewski
Bernard Myslewski
Maynard
Bernard Raymond Myles
Marguerite Lois Mylés
Eileen Myles
Marsha Ann Myles
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Butler
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Germaine Comeau
Lawrence
Essex
Benjamin M. Piecewicz
Stow
Register
Lost Pass Book Notice
Lost Pass Book No 419 reported with notice of loss and request for return or replacement through the appropriate authority.
Massachusetts Area Sees Net Growth In 1940 50
Massachusetts metropolitan area shows a net in-migration of 12 409 from 1940 to 1950 while Boston loses 21 472 residents. Suburbs above 25 000 drop 15 429, smaller towns gain 49 310, total births exceed deaths by 179 956, population to 2 369 986. Fluoride use expands in drinking water. VA home loans rise. West Springfield updates zoning by-law.
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Boston
Massacoeaat
Associated Industries
Department of Public Health
Danvers
Middleton
Templeton
Athol
Cambridge
Northampton
Massachusetts
Veterans Administration
West Springfield
Peters High School Notes
Southboro announces the senior play Ever Since Eve to be staged Friday night at 8 in the town hall with director Mrs. Margaret Huston. Proceeds benefit the class trip fund. Open house for elementary grades is tonight 7 30 to 9 at the Peters High School and Annex with teachers in rooms to meet parents. An open forum for junior and senior high parents is 7 30 to 8 15 in the gym. Wednesday features a high testing program for junior and senior classes.
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Southboro
Margaret Huston
Peters High School
Cop Gets Robbed of Raincoat in Naugatuck
Patrolman Howard Sagendorf left his rubber raincoat hanging on a fence while directing traffic. During a 10 minute lapse, a thief stole the coat in Naugatuck Connecticut.
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Naugatuck
Conn
U.P
Howard Sagendorf
Under His Wheelchair A Small Motor Makes Mowing Easy
A compact motor drives a mower under a wheelchair, enabling a person to cut grass without manual effort. The device attaches beneath the chair, guiding blades safely and reducing strain for the user.
Civil Service Announces Fishery Methods Specialist Exam
The United States Civil Service Commission lists an exam for fishery methods and equipment specialist in the Fish and Wildlife Service. Positions pay 3100 to 7600 yearly and require sea duty in Atlantic and Pacific locations with experience in fishery fields. Applications due until further notice.
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Concord
United States Civil Service Commission
Fish and Wildlife Service
Department of the Interior
Cuef
Atlantic
Pacific
Commission
H. O. Helsher
Mass
Civil Service
Washington
D.C
Price Hikes Hit Two California Newspapers
Los Angeles Examiner raises Sunday price from 15 to 20 cents effective November 18, citing higher production costs. Los Angeles Times also announces a similar increase. Daily prices move from 7 to 10 cents with monthly subscriptions rising from 2 to 2.25 dollars. The changes reflect higher production costs.
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Los Angeles
The
Los Angeles Examiner
Los Angeles Times
Concord Postoffice Rated Excellent by Inspectors
Concord post office and staff earned an Excellent grade after a two day inspection by Postal Inspectors D Frank McCarthy and Edward H Craugh. At the conclusion last Tuesday the office received a score of 94 and a government rating of 99 percent.
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Concord
Concord Postoffice
D. Frank
McCarthy
Edward H. Craugh
Senate
Women Are Indispensable in Dream Rumor
A neighbor bursts in angrily claiming jealousy over a dream she had about Jim. The speaker tries to calm her, explaining it was only a dream, but the confrontation hints at suspicions about Jim’s behavior in real life.
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Jim
Quip on Dwarf and Boy Ends in Witty Twist
A witty exchange contrasts a little boy and a dwarf with a sly twist. The dwarf’s possible gender is humorously noted, turning the joke on audience expectations.
Woman Seeks Psychiatrist Over Husband's Smoke Ring Quip
A woman visits a psychiatrist and jokes that her husband blows smoke rings constantly, prompting the doctor to quip about the unusual habit. She points out he does not smoke, highlighting the absurdity of the behavior.
Humorous Clinic Mixups and Workplace Math
A young doctor in a small town waits for a patient who arrives ill and cannot be helped by his book. He asks if the ailment recurs, then delivers the punchline. Separately a joke notes that projects drag because six foremen and two laborers run the job.
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Mnotion
Superstition Cited in Journey Plans Dispute
Fragmentary quote shows a disagreement over starting a journey on Friday with references to superstition and scheduling around a Saturday payment, indicating a lighthearted or cultural exchange.
Laundry care advice from the American Home Laundry Manufacturers Association
The association says clean clothes rely on soap, water, a good washer, and following the washer handbook. It notes rayon, nylon, silk, linen, and cotton can be washed at home if you learn up to date mechanical methods and proper soap and water use.
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The
American Home Laundry Manufacturers Association
When the young man called upon his lady love
A fragmentary OCR note describes a young man visiting his beloved, with garbled surrounding text and unclear context. The readable portion evokes a quaint romantic moment, but no definitive events, names, or places emerge from the legible words.
Paris cafe dialogue on genius and modesty
In a Paris cafe the literary crowd debates genius and modesty. Two existentialists argue that many men of genius lack modesty, while one counters with a teasing aside about example and restraint.
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Litterati
Paris
Daytona Beach Board Allows Men with False Teeth in Police and Fire
Daytona Beach civil service board amended rules to permit men with false teeth to serve in city police and fire departments. Proposal supported by board member George Upchurch who wears an upper plate.
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Daytona Beach
Fld
U.P
Helsinki taxi meters edge toward 1952 price levels
Helsinki taxi operators aim to set cab meters at 1952 prices to curb protests during the Olympic Games. Current meters still display 1939 rates, requiring multiplication by twelve to reach today’s legal rates.
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Helsinki
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