Doan's Kidney Pills Touted In Marlboro Testimony
Retired G. A. Patterson of Marlboro Massachusetts testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his weak kidneys and urinary troubles after doctors' medicines failed. He praises Burke Drug Co. for supplying a box and notes renewed health at 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York agents for the United States.
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G. A. Patterson
Main Street
Marlboro
Mass
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Bee Ebay
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Foster-Milburn Co
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Marlborough Savings Bank Dividends and Hours Change
The Marlborough Savings Bank announces deposits, quarterly dividends payable on the third Tuesday of January and July. Banking hours run 9 to 3 weekdays and 9 to 12:30 Saturdays. William Burdett serves as president with Charles F. Holyoke as treasurer.
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William Burdett
Charles F. Holyoke
New York New Haven and Hartford Train Schedule Corrected
Old Gorong Division timetable updated to June 16 1908. Trains depart Marlboro for Boston Southboro and Framingham with listed morning and afternoon departures and arrivals. Boston to Northboro Clinton Fitchburg and other towns shown with multiple daily runs including Sundays. Marlboro to Southboro Pitchburg and Lowell connections noted with varying times and reverse trips.
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Marlboro
Boston
Southboro
South Fram
Northboro
Clinton
Fitchburg
Fragmentary Notice of Poultry Market Ad Campaign
Vague OCR fragment mentions poultry, months, and a call to action. Details unreadable. entity clarity limited to poultry and a general market context.
Inventing substitutes for wooden railroad ties urged
Rail industry voices a timber famine risk and calls for a steel or other substitute to replace wood ties. Articles note wood tie use across 1906 rail networks, with oak and southern pine predominating, and warn timber supplies may exhaust in about 33 years.
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Forest Service
United States
National Ten Mile Championship Set for St Louis
The National Ten Mile Championship will be held in St Louis on September 6 along the Mississippi. The winner earns a $1,000 trophy that becomes theirs after three victories, with H J Handy of the Illinois A G Chicago a current holder. The Missouri A G hosts the event amid growing crowds and a record entry list, while controversy over the course and potential challengers from New York A C swirls around Daniels and Goodwin.
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H. J. Handy
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Chicago
Missouri A. G
Goodwin
Cleveland's New Pilot Jim McGuire Named Naps Manager
Jim McGuire rises to lead the Cleveland Americans after succeeding Napoleon Lajoie. He injects energy into a club that plays more aggressively, with a season nearly done but the potential for next year seen as bright. McGuire, veteran manager with over twenty five years in baseball, previously steered the Boston Americans in 1907.
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Naps
Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland Americans
McGuire
Cleveland
Boston Americans
Jim
Fred Lake
Acton and Maynard Streetcar Schedule June 1909
Cars run from Maynard to South Acton starting at 6 AM and every half hour until 11 PM. Sunday services begin at 7:30 AM to Maynard and 6:15 AM to South Acton with half-hourly runs to 11:15 PM. Connect with West trains at South Acton. Special charters available by phone at 132 South Acton Maynard office.
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Acton & Maynard 8Try. Co
Maynard
South Acton
Maynard, Mass
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
Hudson Leay
Gleasondale
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Illaso
Weatvale
Concord
Concords
Junction
Stow
Seasondale
Actson
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eCar
Hudson
Concord Junction
Boston
O Maynard
Concord Depot
Leavin
Arlington Heights
Boston & Worcester
St. Ry. Co
Marlboro
Clinton
Leominster
Marlboro Court Fines Bouvier and Corrieri for Liquor Violations
Special Justice Medgar Weeks presided at the Marlboro court session on Saturday. Joseph Bouvier of Marlboro Drug Co. received a 100 dollar fine for liquor law violations with judgment suspended. Frank Corrieri, owner of a Main and Cottingave fruit store, was fined 50 dollars for cider sales.
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Medgar Weeks
Joseph Bouvier
The
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Weeks
H. Baudneau
Frank Corrieri
Main
Cottingave
D. J. Corcoran
Chief Crotty
Marlboro Residents Win in Lake Chauncy Lot Draw
Marlboro residents figure among the winners in a drawing for house lots held at the rustic theatre on Lake Chauncy Friday evening. The lots at Westhampton R. 1 measure 100 by 59 feet near New York City area. Winners include L. C. C. Cloutier Alfred Auge Arthur Rondeau M. C. Marshall Hannah Allard and about 2000 attendees were present.
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Ruggles St
Marlboro
Committed to Westboro Asenic Marine
Asenic Marine was committed to the state insane hospital Thursday after examination by Drs Stevens and Richardson. Special Justice Edgar Weeks ordered the commitment. Officers J L Callahan and Hugh McNiff committed the man.
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State’ Insane ‘Hospital
R. &. Stevens
W. 8. Richardson
Edgar Weeks
J. L. Callahan
Hugh McNiff
Quigley Liquor Dealers Summoned To License Hearing
Daniel J and Thomas J Quigley licensed liquor dealers at 2 Westminster st summoned to appear before the license commissioners on September 7 at 8 PM to show cause why their licenses should not be revoked The hearing follows a police complaint alleging violations including selling to drunkards selling to intoxicated persons after notice not to do so and operating after 11 PM with counsel available for the Quigleys Fitchburg Sentinel
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Daniel J
Thomas J. Quigley
Westminnster St
A. Q. Thayer
Quigleys
Welesale
Currier
John F. McGrath
Charles A. _Bapbitt
Fitchburg Sentinel
Lord Abbott Leads Marlboro Trotting Park Races
A Saturday matinee at Marlboro Driving Club events drew 300 spectators with trotting and pacing heats, foot races, and prizes. Lord Abbott, driven by George Herbert, won the notable trot, while Al De Grenier captured the three mile foot race and John Robinson won the short sprint.
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Marlboro Trotting Park
Marlboro
al de Grenier
John Robinson
Lord Abbott
George Herbert
Southboro
Charley A
Harry Gath
Northboro
Sam Langford
B. W. Bradley
Wim Coleen
Peter Henry
Dr. Band
Washington Girl
O'Brien
Gordon
Midnight
Bik
Vickers
Alice Hubbard
Desrosiers
Dan B
Balfour
Nelson Allen
Corbin
Lady Gordon
Carmen Wilkes
Wyatt
Newsboy
Lincoln
al del Grenier
Arthur Vine
Edward
Local track meet sees Robinson win 100 yard dash in 11 seconds
John Robinson won the 100 yard race with a time of 11 seconds and earned an umbrella as prize. Ton placed second and received an umbrella as well. George McCabe acted as starter and A White served as referee for the four events.
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Ton
John Robinson
George McCabe
A. White
Fitchburg to Witness Night Balloon Ascension Plan
Town Engineer John J. Van Valkenburgh and pilot Chas Glidden observed the Massachusetts balloon ascent delayed by a thunderstorm. Van Valkenburg intends a night ascent possibly on Sept 3 from Fitchburg aiming to reach the Canadian border where prizes await the first landing.
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John J. van Valkenburgh
Boston
Chas. J. Glidden
Massachusetts
van Valkenburgh
Ers
Glidden
Canadian
Evening News
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