Maynard News Highlights Local Life and Plans
Local shoppers seek bargains at New Idea store as Marlboro store plans near opening. Maynard residents attend events from church functions to a wholesale of dances and concerts. Notables like Mrs. Donahue of Needham and Bert Sylvester recall pets and community tales while civic notes include a Republican rally in Boston and a high school class fundraiser at Cooperative hall.
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New Idea
Fred
Leonard of
Athol
James Hall
Lizzie Hodges
Brockton
Concord Hospital
Catherine Maley
Son Willam
Westwood
Cooperative Hall
Mary McNally
Clinton
John Leyden
H. L. Carter
Hanover
N. H
Daniel Goodenow
Lawrence Flood
Rossinaale
E. T. McManus
Balcolm
Burial Notice for Mrs Allen Widow of Joan Allen
Mrs. Allen widow of Joan Allen formerly an agent at the Assabet mills is brought here for burial.
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Mrs. Allen
Joan Allen
the Assabet Mills
Death of Mrs Broadbent Local Resident Passes
Broadbent a respected town resident died at her home Sunday after a three year illness. She was 58 years and 10 months old and a native of Lowell. Survived by one son Harvey and four daughters. Burial was in Glenwood.
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Broadbent
Lowell
Harvey
John Lowing
Glenwood
Making a Hit Situation for Finnish Girls
Fragmented notice notes a call to apply for work by Finnish girls. Appears to reference a deadline of Friday October 28 and involves a job opportunity or placement. Limited readable details prevent full context.
King of cures for Bunions Warts and Corns advertised
An old Chicago Record-Herald snippet touts Cornease as a cure all salve for bunions warts and corns. It features J C Carr of 4 Nason Street and a humorous quip about a wife knowing more about autos than her husband.
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J.C. Carr
Nason St
Cascago Record-Herald
Maynard Woman's Club to Host Food Sanitation Conference
Red tickets issued to members for admission are available from Miss Gertrude Deane, secretary of the Maynard Woman's Club. A conference on Food Sanitation is set for Wednesday November 2 at 2 PM in Enothall Jamaica Plain addressing topics from milk supplies to pure foods and market inspections. Many members visited West Acton by 1:30 car, and the November meeting will be at Masonic Hall on Tuesday the 8th.
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Thomas Campbell
Worcester
Henry Ledgard
William FR. Hall
Boston
Cor Ce Ee
Summer St
st.Clair
Julia Can
Forester
St. Clair
Joan Booths
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Éea
Dorothy Berry
Colonial Concert Company
Cooperative Hall
Congregational Church
Checker Club
Maint
Forgit
Checkereiver
Maynard
Gertrude Deane
Maynard Woman's Club
Enothall
Jamaica Plain
Massachusetts Milk Supplies
Masonic Hall
ELOQUENCE IN PLENTY IN GIST OF DISTRICT SPEECHES
The report highlights Edwin A. Bayley of Lexington and W. H. Wilder of Gardner as speakers. Slattery is described as a strong speaker while Bayley is noted for beating rivals on campaign arguments. Wilder is not an orator but expected to discuss 4th district affairs.
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Edwin A. Bayley
Lexington
W. H. Wilder
Gardner
Slattery
Rep. Bayley
Wilder
Independent Candidate Rumor Sparks Congressional Talk
Armidias Cote of Wal aaidane cites an independent candidate rumor alleging the gentleman in question is a Democrat. The claim suggests the story could be true, though no formal confirmation is given.
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Armidias Cote
Walaaidane Pe 2
Congress
Midias
Final registration session before November election
The board of registrars will meet Saturday from noon to 10 pm in Creighton’s block selectmen’s rooms for last chance voter registration. If your name is not on the list at session end you cannot vote in the fall election.
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Board of Registrars
Selectmen
Creighton
Aged People Seek Safer Aids for Weak Constitutions
A fragmented notice promotes a remedy for aged individuals with weak constitutions caused by a bowel condition. It claims safety and satisfaction without providing specifics, reflecting a generic advice or patent remedy frequently seen in historical ads.
Wheeler of Hollis Seeks Republican Victory in District Race
The candidate Edward Wheeler, a Hollis native with a long business background, follows a Republican platform and Roosevelt era progressive policies. He emphasizes fair labor practices, equitable milk regulation, and conservative, businesslike governance aimed at state prosperity. Albert Batlsy of Acton Maynard endorses him for the November 8 election.
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Edward
Stow
Wheeler
Hollis
N. H
Acworth and Alstead
M Smith and Son
Folsom and Priest
Folsom and Wheeler
Stow Civic Club
Roosevelt
Albert Batlsy
Acton St
Maynard
Representative Contest in Middlesex District Narrowly Decided
In the 13th Middlesex district race Edward Feeler, Republican nominee from Stow, won by a slim margin amid intra party friction. Democrat Edson secured the nomination after a caucus contest, while rival Bemis’ faction showed little backing, signaling a charged vote count to settle loyalties.
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Middlesex
Stow
Edward Feeler
Cernwea Uublican Town Committee
Bennfe
Edson
Bemis
Town Clerk Delays Licenses Halt Hunters Readiness
Hunters face delays as the town clerk struggles to obtain necessary licenses before they may depart with their guns. Small batches have been issued sporadically, holding up the community action.
Special Town Meeting Draws Crowd in Maynard
War and rumors of war drew a large audience to a Maynard special town meeting held Wednesday evening. The assembly focused on a pending matter of local interest and potential impact on the town.
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Maynard
Cen
Town Meeting Debates Pass Several Town Articles
Discussion at a town meeting leads to votes on multiple articles. A $1,000 appropriation for river-side work is approved 102 to 8, an all night electric light service is adopted, and plans for town layout receive funding. Several street name changes and street acceptances are approved, with cemetery funds accepted from listed donors.
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P. J. Sullivan
Pres
Charles Hw
Summer St
First game Friday in high town showdown
A high school football schedule note indicates a Friday game between Lexington and an unnamed home team at the high town venue. The report provides only fragmentary details about the matchup and location.
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Wweék
Be En Hig
Lexington Ool
Irwin Emerges Democratic nominee for Middlesex district attorney
Interest grows in Middlesex county elections as James J. Irwin of Everett wins the Democratic nomination for district attorney after a split convention. The ballot law commission upheld the Wal tham nominating convention. Other nominations include Whitfield Tuck sheriff, Dexter Whittemore and Joseph Marin county commissioners, W H Fairbank associate commissioner, and Leander Callahan. Irwin, a former Republican, leads the county fight.
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Middlesex County
James J. Irwin
Everett
John J. Higgins
Higgins
Lowell
Ggins
Irwin
Waltham
Ballot Law Commission
Whitfield Tuck
Winchester
Dexter €. Whittemore
Carlisle
Joseph L. Marin
Lewell
W. H. Fairbank
Sudbury
Leander V. Callahan
Stoneham
Changed Conditions Representatives of the De Town Committee
Fragmentary note lists representatives of the De Town Committee in attendance. No further context or outcomes are provided.
Mean Business Firm Plans Marlboro Branch Rail Entry
A company, described as well financed, proposes a branch line from the main railroad to Marlboro, with little debate on the entrance route into town.
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Sudbury
Marlboro
How To Tell If Your Hair Is Diseased
A dubious claim promotes Rexaes Tonic as a cure for hair loss and dandruff. The ad promises no cost if results are unsatisfactory and claims it stimulates hair roots and tightens existing hair, but contains unclear language and questionable remedies.
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Martina
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Herman Hoar
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Leese Lee
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Atten Marlboro Corinthian’ Lodge
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Doric Lodge
Lincoln St
Hugh of Grace
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Bet Green
State of
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Dorngtittle
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Joshua Edwards
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