Classified Notice Fragment from Marlboro Paper 1908
Partial advertisement text from August 25 1908 showing publication details for Marlboro Massachusetts The Enterprise Press Inc notes no responsibility for typographical errors and reserves reprinting rights in affected ads The piece references Eastern Representative Julius Mathews Agency locations in Boston and New York and lists subscription rates and terms.
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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Mathews
Newbury’ Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Call for Army award of 6 million yards uniform cloth
Massachusetts Congressman Thomas J Lane urges the Army to award a quick contract for 6,000,000 yards of new uniform cloth to boost New England employment. The move would aid textile workers in Massachusetts and other regions, highlighting the area's skilled labor and capacity to supply varied textile products.
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Army
Massachusetts
Congress
Thomas J. Lane
New England
Saving Dollars and Fact Economy Mindset Across Agencies
An essay on how government cost cutting depends on attitude from top to bottom. It notes progress in the armed forces and cites the General Services Administration claiming 150 million dollars saved in one year. It argues admitting past mistakes is key and mocks uniform complacency with waste.
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General Services Administration
GSA
90 Mile Gale Ravages Bedford Area
Bedford airport reported wind speeds near 90 miles per hour as the storm’s eye passed over the area. Rain totaled 2.78 inches with widespread outages and roof and window damage from debris overnight Tuesday.
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Bedford
Three youths join Bruins junior training camp
Three teens from the Boston area were picked for the Boston Bruins junior training camp in Galt Ontario starting September 13. Michael McDonough 19 of Melrose Myles Cassidy 18 of Boston and Lorne Johnson 16 of Lynn were chosen after a four day tryout in Lynn. Selection by Bruins coach Lynn Patrick and six players followed skating and scrimmage performances.
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Boston
Boston Bruins
Galt
Ont
Michael McDonough
Melrose
Myles Cassidy
Lorne Johnson
Lynn
The
Bruins
National Hockey League
McDonough
Providence, R. I
Johnson
Lynn English
Cassidy
Lynn Patrick
Faculty Changes At Concord Schools In June
Jackson College lists several staff moves for the year with Mrs Anthony replacing in Grade 4 at Peter Bulkeley Mrs Barbara Marley moves to Grade 2 at Alcott Mrs Oletha Bickford joins Alcott Grade 1 returning Natal ie Varley to Thoreau Grade 2 Miss Barbara MacNeil to Harvey Wheeler Grade 2 Mrs Carol Scott joins Harvey Wheeler staff Teachers meet on Tuesday September 7 for sessions.
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Jackson College
Anthony
Peter Bulkeley
Barbara Marley
Alcott School
Marley
Pennsylvania
Oletha Bickford
Concord
Franklin Public
Miss Bach
Natalie Varley
Thoreau School
Glasberg
Cunningham Seeks State Representative Seat in 13th Middlesex District
Letter endorses James L Lou Cunningham highlighting military service legal training and long family public service for election to the great and general court in Lincoln Wayland Sudbury Hudson area. It urges support at the current primaries and elections noting district includes Lincoln Wayland Sudbury and Hudson.
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Paul Mallon
Louis Cunningham
E. Stanley Hobbs, Jr
Lincoln
Wayland
Sudbury and
Hudson
Kindergarten at Alcott School Will Be Double Sessioned
Kindergartens at Alcott School will again be double sessioned. North town students attend 9:45 to 11:45, south section 12:30 to 3. Letters with details have been sent to registered parents.
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Alcott School
Maynard Man Richard Jackson 67 dies in rest home
Maynard Richard Jackson 67 of 28 Main street died this morning at Stow Rest Home. A native Maynard resident and retired machine operator at Assabet Mills, he belonged to Frank J. Demars Post. Survived by sisters Elizabeth Oelschegel and Phyllis Quirk. Service Friday at Fowler Funeral Home. calling hours tonight 7 to 9.
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Maynard
Richard Jackson
Main Street
Stow Rest Home
Assabet Mills
Frank J. Demars
A. L
Elizabeth Oelschegel
West Acton
Phyllis Quirk
Fowler
Birth of Son Maynard Jackson at Emerson Hospital
Mr and Mrs Booth D Jackson formerly of West Concord are parents of a son born August 26 at Emerson hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Richard A Jackson and Police Sergt and Mrs Fred Nolan of West Concord.
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Maynard
Booth D. Jackson
Betty Nolan
McKinley Street
Emerson Hospital
Jacksons
West Concord
Richard A. Jackson
Sergt
Fred Nolan
Former Maynard Teacher Joins Nahant Schools
Dorothy Tierney Bondelevitch, formerly a teacher coach at Sudbury and Maynard High Schools, will begin duties in Nahant Schools this fall. Her husband, a Swampscott athletic director and former Maynard and Hudson football coach, and their year old daughter Nancy Cleo accompany the move from Swampscott.
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Maynard
Stan Bondelevitch
Swampscott
Bridget Tierney
Newton Drive
Bondelevitch
Dorothy Tierney
Sudbury
Nahant
Hudson
Nancy Cleo
Carrigan Birth of Fourth Child in Concord
Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Carrigan announce the birth of their fourth child, a boy born Friday August 27 at Emerson Hospital. Mrs. Carrigan, formerly Mary E. Tobin, resides at 14 Davis Court Concord.
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Concord
Philip A. Carrigan
Davis Court
Emerson Hospital
Carrigan
Mary E. Tobin
Fresno awards include iron shirt speed prize
At a Fresno high school awards assembly a girl received a certificate for ironing a man's shirt faster than her classmates in addition to the usual scholarships and athletic honors.
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Fresno, Calif
Fresno
Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild Awards Scholarships Since 1930
Since 1930 the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild has awarded 123 university scholarships valued at 400 500 to national winners in its annual model car building competition.
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Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild
Labor Day Traffic Set to Hit New High in State
Police officials across Massachusetts pledge full support for a special Labor Day traffic safety campaign. Chief Philip Purcell of Newton says all departments will mobilize to prevent highway deaths, with strict enforcement and public education during the holiday weekend.
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Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Philip Purcell
Newton
Traffic and Safety Committee
Commonwealth
Fortune cites new middle income class in U.S.
Fortune magazine says about 9 million of 15.5 million non farm families earning 4000 to 7500 after tax are headed by laborers and semi skilled workers. It describes them as the new middle income class.
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U.S
Fortune Magazine
Survey Finds Many U S Public Schools Over 30 Years Old
A survey by the U S Office of Education covers 43 states showing nearly half of public school buildings exceed 30 years in age and more than one in five are over five decades old.
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U. S. Office of Education
Buses and Trains Delayed by Storm
A Tuesday storm slowed transit with Concord trains detained and the Boston outbound train to Concord arriving around 3 PM instead of 11 40. Mail and papers were delayed while buses, though off schedule, maintained a regular flow through debris toward Harvard Square.
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Concord
Boston
Harvard Square
Bedford Student Receives Ab Degree From UMass
Bedford Nathaniel K Brown youngest son of Judge and Mrs John F Brown Concord road recently completed his course at University of Massachusetts and received an AB degree He is a Concord High School class of 1951 graduate and was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U S Air Force Reserves He plans to enter Boston University Law School this fall.
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Bedford
Nathaniel K. Brown
John F. Brown
Concord Road
University of Massachusetts
Concord High School
U. S. Air Force Reserves
Boston University Law School
Bedford Grangers To Hold Election At September Meeting
Bedford Grangers to elect officers at the next regular Bedford Grange P of H No 283 meeting in the Town Hall Monday evening September 13 at 8 oclock Master Ralph W Thompson to preside refreshments by members with initial talents T A mystery ride and corn roast featured the last meeting in August.
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Bedford
Bedford Grange
Ralph W. Thompson
Carlisle Grange delegates at past masters night Tyngsborough
Carlisle Grange P H representatives attended the recent past masters night at Tyngsborough Grange. Delegates included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swanson Mrs. Francis J Roderick and Edward R Stephen, the latter identified as a state deputy.
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Carlisle
Tyngsborough Grange
Carlisle Grange
Charles Swanson
Francis J. Roderick
Edward R. Stephen
Study At Home For Practical Nurse Program
Despite a nursing shortage, many authorities report demand remains high as trained nurses are scarce. The Philadelphia School of Practical Nursing offers a spare time home study program approved by the state of Pennsylvania. Women ages 17 to 60 can qualify in weeks without high school education, with maturity valued. Send for a free booklet to 1704 North Broad Street, Philadelphia 21.
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Philadelphia School of Practical Nursing
Pennsylvania
North Broad Street
Philadelphia
Sudbury News Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Events
Sudbury residents share travels from New Hampshire Montreal and Europe. Allen Benjamin wins lamb prize at the Sudbury Grange Fair. Memorial Congregational Church resumes 11 a.m. services September 5. Gordon Hunter explains traffic markers on Concord Road. Helene Sherman returns from Europe. Richard Baldwin praised for leading a successful Grange Fair.
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Allen Benjamin
Hudson
Sudbury
Lincoln
Wayland
Marion Reed, Prominent Acton Figure, Dies at 54
Mrs Marion Cole Reed 54 of Massachusetts Avenue Acton Massachusetts died unexpectedly at home Monday. Wife of G Howard Reed coal and grain dealer she was active in town affairs. Native of Gloucester born Sept 16 1899 she lived in Acton since girlhood and attended Concord High School. She served 10 years on the Acton School Committee including a term as chairwoman and held posts in the West Acton Woman's Club library and church auxillaries. Funeral services planned at West Acton Baptist Church.
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West Acton
Acton
Peck birth announced in Sudbury area notes
Mrs Alfred K Day and sons Alfred and Christopher return from Harwichport. Tracy Anne Peck born August 20th, second daughter, third child, to Lois Peck now of Guilford Vermont and Winfield Peck. Mr and Mrs Daniel MacCulloch of Blue Mountain Nova Scotia and Mr and Mrs Edgar MacCulloch of New Glasgow Nova Scotia guests of William and Albert MacCullochs in Sudbury.
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Winfield
Lois~ Peck
South Sudbury
Guilford, Vt
Tracy Anne Peck
Daniel MacCulloch
Blue Mountain
Nova Scotia
Edgar MacCulloch
New
Glagco
William MacCullochs
Albert’ MacCullochs
Sudbury
Miss Towle to Wed Joseph D. O'Neil in Lowell
Mrs George Towle of Westford road announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Elizabeth Towle to Joseph D. O'Neil son of Mrs Michael C. O'Neil of Lowell The couple plan to wed September 25 at St Margaret's church in Lowell Miss Towle a Concord High School graduate expected to marry in fall wedding plans announced.
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Carlisle
George .P. Towle
Westford Road
Elizabeth Towle
Joseph D. O'Neil
Michael C. O’neil
Lowell
Towle
Concord High School
St. Margaret’s Church
Reverend S Lawrence Johnson Preaches at Lincoln Parish
Sunday worship at First Parish Lincoln Center featured Rev S Lawrence Johnson of Detroit Boulevard Congregational Church as guest preacher. A fish hook was removed from 10 year old Charles McFarland's scalp at Waltham Hospital after an injury on Conard Road. Tobacco shops still give away book matches as a free item much like 50 years ago.
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First Parish
Lincoln ‘Center
Rev
S. Lawrence.Johnson
D. D
Charles McFarland
Framingham Launches New Evening Tech Course
The Framingham school committee introduces a technical machine tool course at junior college level. It covers mathematics design and shop work with a certificate upon completion. Open to applicants from Framingham Evening School and Irving T. Arnold evenings, classes run Mondays and Thursdays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. from September to April 11.
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Sudbury
Framingham
Irving Arnion
Family ties noted in Concord area birth record
In Concord area a family is listed with parents and a newborn named Deborah Ellen. The maternal name is cited as cey of Bedford and the paternal ties are described through Mr and Mrs cey of Bedford.
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Cey
Concord
Town
Deborah Ellen
Lowell al
Bedford
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