Casey Attacks Tomato Policy in Farm District Rally
Congressman Joseph Casey campaigns against Edward Simoneau arguing the rival’s focus on tomatoes ignores farm needs. He touts his six years in Congress aiding farmers and ridicules the McNary Haugen bill while noting Coolidge veto. Casey claims district farmers view him as their ally and predicts broad support in November.
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Joseph E. Casey
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Marlboro
theMassachusets Fruit Growers Association
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Oddities and Singularities of Genius Quoted
Quote attributed to Sir William Temple notes that odd behaviors attend genius and become its misfortunes and blemishes, reflecting on the ties between talent and eccentric traits.
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Putnam Seeks Reelection as Middlesex Clerk of Courts
Middlesex County Cambridge lawyers from both parties endorse Frederic L. Putnam for reelection as Clerk of Courts. The longtime official, with 30 years as assistant, handles civil and criminal cases, is clerk to the Supreme Judicial Court, Superior Courts, County Commissioners and naturalization in Middlesex. He is praised for speed, accuracy, and wide regard in social and official life.
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Middlesex County
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Supreme Judicial Court
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Maynard and Lexington H S Meet in Final Middlesex League Clash
Maynard high meets Lexington High on Lexington Town field this Saturday in a final Middlesex League game. Maynard seeks a third win of the season while both rivals play for pride as Lexington withdraws from the league ends their long series. Coach Mike Vodoklys drills the Maynard squad for victory in this spirited finale between the old foes.
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Lexington High
Lexington Town
Orange and Black
Minutemen
Lexington
Maynardites
Victory Ledger
Mike Vodoklys
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Services and Lesson
The Concord church announces Sunday services at 10 45 and Sunday School at 10 45 with a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45 pm. The Lesson Sermon on Everlasting Punishment will be read from The Mother Church text with Bible selections from Isaiah and Proverbs and readings from Science and Health.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Concord Wins First Game in 6-2 Victory Over Wilmington
Concord football team earns its first win of the season with a 6-2 victory at Wilmington High. Captain Harold Gibbs scored the opening touchdown after a kickoff return, while a later safety added two points for Concord. The Red and White host Howe High next, then Weston on November 9, at Henderson Playground.
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Wilmington High
Wilmington
Harold Gibbs
Gibbs
Halfwick
Howe High
Billerica
Dracut
Hmerson Playground
Weston
Concord Teams Hold Fine Records Against Lexington
Concord schools and groups report strong showings in four sports against Lexington. Soccer tied Lexington, field hockey won 2 1, fire department beat Lexington in Tug of War, and the Knights of Columbus team beat Lexington Council 39 36. Thanksgiving football hopes for a Tur key Day classic win.
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Lexington
Peter Bulkeley
Miriam V. Clark
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Patrick Smith
Edward ¥. Cull
Joseph Bulger
Michael Hackett
Martin Mullaney
Joseph Gaudet
Edward McGrath
William Dee
Lexington Council
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Lexington High
Kaceys Blues Beat Reds in Pin Match
In the K of C Bowling league last Wednesday Reds defeated Blues by four. Team totals show Reds 149, Blues 1354 while Browns posted 1878 and Greens 1223 as high game and three-string leader figures are noted. A Bartolomeo had three strings at 315 and John Byron had a 125 high single. This Wednesday Reds meet Browns and Blues play Greens.
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Richie Loughlin
Reds
John Byron
Blues
Jack Hayes
Browns
Jim Loughlin
S “Greens
R. Currier
Ms Mullaney
M. Diskin
C. Mara
R. Loughlin
T. Burke
J. Burke
W. Dee
R. Mara
J. Byron
B. McKenna
M. Hackett
J. Hayes
J. Goulding
A. Bartolmeo
Creens
M. Dee
T. Coyne
Craig
B. Byron
J. McKenna
J. Loughlin
Concord High Drops Football From Circuit
In Lexington last Wednesday, Middlesex County League headmasters voted to discontinue football permanently. Concord High had already left football last fall and announced it would leave both basketball and baseball leagues to compete independently, worsening the local athletic situation amid recent team failures.
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Lexington
Middlesex County League
Goncord
Burke family injured in Framingham car crash
Mr and Mrs Roderick L Burke of Main Street are recovering from injuries after an automobile accident in Framingham. Mr and Mrs Walter F Hall and daughters Eleanor and Elizabeth of High Street visited the World's Fair last weekend.
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Roderick L. Burke
Main Street
Framingham
Walter F. Hall
Eleanor
Elizabeth
High Street
Leadership: One strong head outperforms many hands
A concise assessment argues that effective leadership outweighs sheer manpower, highlighting decisive direction, clear aims, and coordinated effort as keys to success. It stresses that well guided teams deliver better results than many working without unity.
Torturing Tumbago Noll Happy Over NURITO Formula
Fragmentary OCR text shows names Tumbago Noll and NURITO with mention of a formula. No clear event, date, location, or outcome is readable. The item appears to be a stray caption fragment rather than a complete news note.
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Nurito
G L Bullard Dies In 85th Year At West Concord
George L Bullard died suddenly Saturday at a local rest home in West Concord in his 85th year. He had lived in Concord six years after coming from Dedham and previously resided in Spencer where he was born on August 22, 1846. He was the son of Spencer's leading shoe manufacturer and spent his life in the shoe business until retirement.
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Concord
Dedham
Spencer
Family obituary from Spencer Congregational church
An obituary notes a man who lived many years in Spencer and attended the Congregational church with his wife. He is survived by two children and other relatives. The funeral was held in Spencer at the local chapel.
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Dedha
Jay
Neral Chapel
Sperial
Cambridge Officials Announce Early Bridge Hurdles
A fragment mentions Richard Monta and Hedman, Cambridge residents, connected to a 25 year old event on the First Bridge. The text is garbled but implies an advertisement or public notice related to a bridge or road project and local figures.
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H. Montague
Hedman
Carl William Hedman
Cambridge
Tother
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