Plucky Woman’s Milk Farm Promises Pure Lowell Milk
A Lowell reader reviews Olive Plaisted’s Tyngsboro dairy venture, detailing a 65 acre farm with modern swept facilities, tuberculin tested cattle, clean stalls, and a Walker Gordon laboratory. The article praises the emphasis on cleanliness, safety, and high quality milk, urging local residents to support the enterprise for healthier, tastier milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Sanborn
Lowell
Tyngsboro
Ira P. Plaisied
Olive BE. Plaieted
Walker-Gordon Laboratory Company
Boston
Soppert & Hich
Babcock
Miss Plaisted
Time for Arbitration Passed Says President Ripley
President Ripley rejects Colorado strike arbitration, stating careful consideration and that strikers did not strike over grievances. He asserts the Telegraph Company fulfilled obligations, while public authorities must judge guilt. He concludes arbitration time has passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kas
Ripley
Carney
Colorado
Nashua Corporations Stockholders Meet in Nashua
Nashua New Hampshire December 12. At the annual meeting of Nashua Mfg Co and Jackson Mic Co the treasurer Amory reported satisfactory results for the past year. Directors elected for both firms include Bowditch Gotting Whitney Stockton Parker. Amory Hussey and Temple reelected as treasurers and clerks respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua, N. H
Nashua Mfg. Co
Jackson Mic. Co
Amory
Charles W. Bowditch
Charles A. Gotting
Ierael G. Whitney
Howard Stockton
Walter M. Parker
Frederick Amory
Webster P. Hussey
Nashua
Fire in varnish shop of Renigan Rubber works
In Providence Rhode Island a fire broke out in the varnish shop of the Renigan Rubber works housed in a separate building. Several hundred gallons of naphtha fed the flames and hindered firefighting, causing an estimated loss over 109 dollars including damaged varnish and repairs to the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Renigan Rubber Works
Neptha
Mose
Naph Jeotteved
Enet
Trulhding
Railroads Lead Stock Market Day With Strong Open
Railroads dominate the early trading with St. Paul rising to 128 while Reading First preferred gains a percent. Delaware and Hudson Texas and Pacific and Brooklyn Rapid Transit show strength, Sugar weakens, and general market doubts about bank statements and short interest persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Reading First Preferred
Delaware and Hudson
Texas and Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Amalgamated
Central Congregational church fair closes with program and supper
The Central Congregational church fair ended last evening after a large turnout. Supper ran 6 to 7 20, followed by an auditorium musical program featuring Arthur Munn Wille Adame the Ros Storn worth quartet and others. Proceeds are expected to be favorable to the managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Congregational Church
Arthur T. Munn
Lowell
Wille Adame
Adams’ Orchestra
Ros Stornworth
E. J. Robbins
Edwin Stearns
Mise
Alice of. Stearns
Harriet Woodworth
Mies Betle Adame
Local Notes and Practice Amid Postal Delays
In Nort Chelmsford a list shows residents with unclaimed mail including Mice May Heil Washburn and Jennie Putney as well as Mise Del Machete Gootelle and others. Clover Redal and Squad One Troop F Cavalry held a practice game near the town hall ahead of a fret game. referee Will Killpethiet of Lowell. George Fowler, contractor, moved James & Wotton's barn to a new location by electric car tracks at Malm street. John’s Church will host an event in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heil Washburn
Jennie Putney
Mise del Machete Gootelle
Nennie Jackson
Robert Keon
George Knox
George Pickerd
Frank Barlow
Clover Redal
Troop F. Cavelry
Beckett Bell
Noth
Haein W. Killpethiet
Lowell
George W. Fowler
James & Wotton
John's Church
Fraternal Order Activities Reported In Regular Meeting
Empire colony W O P F held a regular meeting in Old Highland with one initiate and three membership applications. Forefathers Day set for Reston on December 2. Lowell Lodge K of P nominated officers and announced Bar anniversary events. Names listed for Court Garfan committee and upcoming grand officer duties. Mathew Temperance preparing for annual anniversary events and a crime subject planned by speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Colony
Old Highland
Reston
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Nashua Corporations
Nashua and
Jackson Companies
Benet the
Stotrita
Stock Market
Rolston & Bass
London
Erie
Wabash
Rossiter
Maher
Huckleberry Road
Arbuckles
Brooklyn
Treasury
Standard Oil
Bay State Gas Company
New Jersey
Whitney Coke Enterprise
Whitney
Dre. Jeanette R. Murphy
Taylor
South
Hyder
Seminary
Christchurch
George P. Huntington
Hanover
Phillipe Academy Gaience
Oberammeraan
Edwani
Moore
India
Star Ref.Co
Atchison
Abloumcco
Canada South
Cisy Chesa
O. Cen
N.J
G. West
Col F. & Iron
Lone M. Metry Iitan
Pacife
Pacifie
Bng
Wily Dow Polis
Reading
Paci c
Iis
Tide
U.S
Gt Bam
Boston & Albany
Arnold
Acadian
New England
Jaeger
Pyramid
Contoocook
Putnam
Central Street
Chelms Foni
Richard 8
Burke
Lering
Petrick T McMason
Clinton
George F. White
Nellie B. Truby
Maggie Lewis
Walter Trueby
Mra
Charles F. Scribner
Arthur W. Truby
John Varney
Marton Scribner
Arthur Sheldon
F. B. Varney
John's Total Abstinence Society
Richard &. Burke
James W. O Connell
John T. Crowley
Billerica
Ladies of the Firet Haptiet Church of
Billerica Centre
North Billerica
Mra D. Moyer &Toley
Minnie Dyson
John Alexander
Amy Putney
Annie Wain
Messrs. Butterfield
Florence Heap
Miseee Liash
Alice Baimforth
Florence Young
Gladys Candy
Mr. Allen
Mr. Evans
Dimmock
Ellis
Wm. Clark
Republican Club
Nort Chelmsford
E.B. Horn CO
Washington St
Wetehes
Mhramonte Jewsire
Lowell Jodge
K. of P
James McDougall
Amanda Walker
Melvin W. Clark
Samuel Maligan
John Usher
Fests
William HM. Stafford
Thomas Mose
Mathew Temperance
Thoredne
Orcs
Gliewate
Lng Boyle
Thomas Mines
John Kelly Acsistonia
Prank Higgins
John Green
Mathews
Buffolk
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