Maynard Mayoral Primary Shows Narrow Victory for Mahoney
Maynard voters turnout 245 of 990 as Mahoney wins antiative contest by a 34 vote plurality. Republicans 125 and Democrats 106 with 14 Progressives cast ballots. Mahoney's margin highest in Maynard with 70 votes in town. Coughlan strong in home precincts but loses district. Delegates chosen: Republicans Sims Smith Sullivan. Democrats Murray Cheney. Progressives Damien Colbert Parker. Local town committees listed.
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Honey
Coughlan
Sherry
Mr. Mahoney
Burrill
Kane
Long
Barry
Mansfield
Joseph L. P. St. Couer
Dr. Glazier
Barlow
Barnes
Bowers
Jennings
Patch
Wilson
Maynard
Arthur J. Coughlan
T. F. Mahoney
Hudson
Charles Sherry
Boxboro
Stow
Balnks
McCloskey
Rourke
Thomson
Walsh
Corcoran
Sharton
Fred Sims
George Smith
P. J. Sullivan
John Murray
Edward Cheney
Albert Batley
George Lynch
Howard Cheney
James Cleary
Smith
Levi
R. Cheney
Herman N. Keto
A. E. McAleary
Daniel Colbert
Frank A. Marsh
Thankful note and local social updates from Concord Junction
A heartfelt thanks expresses appreciation for condolences and floral tributes after a bereavement. James Pringle's song is popular in Maynard and local theaters. A baseball doubleheader against Sudbury is planned for Oct 12 in that town. Social visits, music studies at the New England Conservatory, and River View laundry work are noted.
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Daniel Sullivan
Hannah Sullivan
Concord Junction
James Pringle
Maynard
Sudbury
Christie's
Fragmentary reminiscence on the age and memory
A reflective line laments modern wickedness while urging memory of past sorrow and its lessons. The fragment hints at moral judgment and the burden of history without concrete events or names.
Reminder on cold feet as better judgment often appears
The note suggests that doubt and hesitation can reveal wiser choices, especially when nerves surface before a decision. It frames cold feet as a sign to pause and reassess rather than ignore concerns.
Prisoner Pipe Dream A Comedy Exchange
A brief theatrical gag shows a sergeant and lieutenant debating a prisoner’s needs. The sergeant quips that the prisoner has pipe dreams, prompting the lieutenant to suggest sending a plumber.
Fort Scott Man Snubs Hungry Hobo on Street
A Fort Scott resident scolded a starving hobo who begged for food saying he had eaten only a sack of peanuts in four days. The exchange was noted in the Kansas City Star with the man’s harsh rebuke and the hobo’s plea.
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Fort Scott
Kansas City Star
Concord
Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Motto Cited in Daily Fortune Note From Atchison Globe
A fragment references a motto about not overlooking the day’s pay and a motto line from the Atchison Globe. The note hints at a full day’s work and a caution in the publication.
Concord Wins Third Fine Rifle Prize at Wakefield
Company 1 rifle team of Concord earned third prize at the Wakefield annual rifle contest of the 6th Regiment M V M amid heavy rain. Co A Wakefield took first with 203 227 215 645. Co K Lowell second with 196 228 210 634. Private Atkinson of Co I led individuals with 22 24 23 69, while Corp Foss earned an award for top score among non prize-winners. Other team scores and names listed.
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Wakefield
Co. A of
Co. K
Lowell
Concord
Private Atkinson
Co. I
Corp. Foss
Pany I
Hagerty
Priv. Atchinson
Sergt. Mansfield
McHu
Certificates Law Leaves Confusion Deep Among Workers
Supt. Hall notes widespread uncertainty over the new employment certificate law. All workers up to age 21 need certificates. ages 16 to 21 require a birth or baptismal record, and ages 14 to 16 must show four proofs including employer card, physician certificate, school record, and birth or baptismal record. The law covers any profit making work, including farms and greenhouses.
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Hall
Millions Spent for Social Cause in Drug Sector
An inferred report suggests large expenditures on social programs tied to a drug sector, with an estimated 75,000 units in use and significant investments. Receipts indicate heavy soft drink sales possibly reaching millions, underscoring broad financial activity.
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A. T. Opuion
Mase
Main Street
Gawford
A. T., Haynes & Co
Main Staynard, Mass
Riverview
Riverview Laundry Co
John H. Kerren
Jos. A. Allen
Concord Junction, Mass
Lizotte & Dupuis
Imaiss RC
Lizette & Dupuis
Loncord
Lowell Road
E. W. Ford
Ford
Macone Bros
Katherine Surdett
New England Conservatory
Grove St
Raymond. Robinson
Organ
Harrony
Natica
Grace
Moneybag
Evelyn
Bers
Rose Mantha
Walden St
E. A. Buck
Sergt
George Lt. Prescott
Cyrus H. Cook
Samuel G. Kent
Richard White
Ralph P. Woodworth
Ruth Grant
Gertrude Knowles
Edith Abbott
Joanna Braley
O Ae
Samuel U. Kent
Walter O'Connell
John Hollis
Margaret O’brien
Margaret Martel
Jeanette Dunning
Lois Moore
Dennis J. Lynch
Herbert B. Smith
Middle St
Marlboro
Norman B. Smith
Concord Grange
Sudbury Grange
Wallane
Concord Society
Middlesex Hunt Club
A. H. Higginson
Lincoln
Raymond
Nason ‘St
Colonial Inn
Old Concord
Frederick Sutter
Prop
Maes
Mr. Eaton
Eaton’s
James Eaton
Nason Street
Vaiden Street
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