Acton Horse Show Plans Expanded Exhibition Year
The Acton horse show grows with a new holding company purchase expanding the field. George W. Mead of Boston chairs the committee and coordinates a larger display of horses and ponies on Saturday Sept 14 with ponies at 10:30 am and horses at 1 pm. Parking provisions and grandstand views are arranged for spectators.
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Acton
Lastar
Cape
Fiske
Saloa
George W. Mead
Boston
Raymond Bell Named 4-H Delegate for Camp Val East Expo
The Middlesex County Extension Service designates Raymond Bell of 51 Hanscom Avenue Reading as one of twelve 4-H Club members to represent Massachusetts at Camp Val during the Eastern States Exposition week at West Springfield.
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Middlesex County Extension Service
Raymond Bell
Hanscom Avenue
Reading
Bosen
Massachusetts
Camp Vail
West Springfield
Aims and Purposes of Acton Agricultural Holding Co
President George A Richardson explains the Acton Agricultural Holding Company formed to hold real estate for the fair grounds. The Acton Agricultural Association remains the governing body with annual officer elections, and stock in the Holding Company may eventually be owned only by association members. The goal is to improve finances and fund permanent buildings for the fair of 1929.
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Acton Agricultural Association
Acton Agricultural Holding Company
PresGeorge A
Acton Fair
Acton
George A. Richardson
Dog Lovers Show At Acton Fair Spreads Across Two Days
The Acton Fair expands into a two day dog show with classes to reduce congestion. On Sept 13 all breeds except sporting dogs exhibit, and Sept 14 sporting dogs like hounds setters pointers and spaniels compete. Judging starts 11 am each day with a rear enclosure for exercise from 1 pm to 2 pm. W Burton Harvey chairs the committee.
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Acton Fair
Oil Trusty
Juveniles Exhibit Work at Middlesex 4 H Fair
The Junior Department showcases young 4 H clubs under Middlesex County Extension Service. Elmer Berry of Stow chairs the department and leads with skilled production methods, consistently placing in contests. A visit to his home in Stow offers insights into their approach.
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Middlesex County Extension Service
Elmer Berry
Stow
Messrs. Erickson
McDougal
Nana
Grangers Set Essay Night At Maynard Grange
Maynard Grange hosts an essay competition night at Cooperative Hall on September 12. Contest topics include Changes in Our Town in the Last Twenty Years and How Much Education Do Our Children Need to be Successful. Judges are Mabel Pardy Nettie Wells and George Miller. Violin performances by Velma Hunman. A collation is served. Adelaide Sims leads a lecturer’s march.
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Maynard
Maynard Grange
Mary Sanderson
Herbert Martin
Dorothy Mattson
Annie Floyd
Mabel Pardy
Bolton Grange
Nettie Wells
Concord Grange
George Miller
Westboro Grange
Velma Hunman
Annursnac Grange
Ida Swett
Adelaide Sims
Pride of Lake Nagog Leads Local Dog Show
Bell: Bobblee the Pride of Lake Nagog will greet dogs and fanciers at a Bow Wow dog show in the area, hosting a gathering of notable local hounds and enthusiasts.
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Lake Nagog
Bow Wow
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Middlesex Institution For Savings
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Ice-O-Matic
United States
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the Wilson Lumber Co
Fitchburg
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