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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
8
Portsmouth High faces Rochester Wednesday afternoon with a full schedule to follow on Saturday. Portsmouth previously defeated Rochester in this city and aims for another win. The team plans to travel with a large group to Rochester and hotel preparations are underway for the trip.
Manchester June 9 Alfred J. Chretien of this city newly appointed United States marshal for New Tiama shire will assume his duties July 1. Official notice had not yet reached him but he was informed it was on the way. He will be sworn in by the federal court.
Probate court proceedings list executors administrators and estates including Henry Cutting Auburn Lilian Cuttings Mary Armstrong Windlum Albert Couch Lawrence Mass Charles Ferhody Salem John Dearborn Ann Dearborn Woodbury Dearvorn Candia Dearborn John Wadleugh Exeter Tangled entries show disallowed wills administration granted inventories approved and multiple names across towns highlighting estate actions in solemn form with limited legible details.
The City of Portsmouth invites proposals to purchase two bond issues dated June 1 1925. One 30 000 4 coupon water bonds 1000 each payable 2000 June 1 1926 to 1935 inclusive. The other 434 coupon street and sewer bonds 1000 each maturing 2000 June 1 1926 to 1930 6. Semiannual interest on gold coin. Details at Merchants National Bank Boston. Proposals due June 11 1923. Provided by Messrs Jopes Gray Boyden Perkins.
Royersford Pennsylvania and Roxbury Massachusetts letters praise Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for recurring female ailments. Mothers report daughters improving from headaches backaches cramping and fatigue after using the tonic. Includes mentions of estate notices and guardianship filings alongside receipt lists.
Ar and Mrs George H Warren of Manchester have purchased the Dols Hill estate in New Castle village. The four acre property includes an old fashioned house surrounded by fruit trees and grapevines with rear arable land. The household plans occupancy at once.
Mrs. Francis G. Hersey and family express heartfelt thanks to neighbors friends and PF A Gray Co employees for support during the long illness of their husband and father. They gratefully acknowledge floral tributes and special regard by Firemen who were longtime brothers.
Transit notice from Boston and Maine Company outlines Market Square departures to Hampton Beach on Saturdays at 12 05 PM and hourly to 10 03 PM, Sundays at 10 05 AM and hourly to 8 05 PM, weekdays at 12 55 PM and hourly to 5 05 PM, with special Wednesday night runs at 6 08 PM 7 05 PM and 10 05 PM. A trolley will connect from Hampton Beach after the dance to Portsmouth.
Traffic officers slowly persuade automobile owners that signs signal change. In Market Square drivers will read the signs and then proceed, guiding safer flows and reducing confusion on the streets.
Dr Wiley charges executives at the Roosevelt administration with destroying the Pure Food Act by executive orders. He cites use of dangerous food additives like bicarbonate soda, dioxide, and sulphite as evidence that conditions are little changed since passage of the act. He says conditions will be brought to the President’s attention upon his return from Minnesota.
The Social Affairs Bureau of Tokyo Municipality plans construction of 15 public eating houses across the city. Each building costs about 150,000 yen and will be operated under direct government control. Meals served will be extremely affordable.
Fragmented OCR text references a clerical bureau, cost price, and patrons amid incomplete phrases. It mentions clerks, operations, and a din, with unclear names and flow. The readable parts suggest a procedural report rather than a complete event.
Proponents revive discussion on opening the Tiber river from the Mediterranean to Rome to ease rail and road congestion. They argue increased waterborne supply could lower food costs and relieve bottlenecks for grain and other essentials amid growing population pressures.
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