Portsmouth News Masthead and Rates Notice 1925
The Herald Publishing Company publishes telephones editorial and business pages with rates. The paper is a Portsmouth and Hotstown interest publication, a second class tall matter, member of the Associated Press. Subscription four dollars a year prepaid, sixty cents monthly, two cents per copy delivered citywide or by mail. Editors and communications addressed to W Hartford. Published Monday, June 29, 1925.
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Herald Publishing Company
W. Hartford
Portsmouth
Hotsmouth
Associated Press
Associated Prasa
Protecting It the Investor The National Campaign for Thrift
The article stresses thrift and education to safeguard earnings and guide investments in real estate. It notes that capital accumulates and seeks safe, profitable ventures, with farm mortgages viewed as strong long term bets. It warns about taxation and market risk, urging bankers to advise investors.
A Wise Method A Summer Course On Intelligence Tests
A summer course in intelligence tests offered by the College of the City of New York under Dy Samuel B Heckman aims to acquaint students with commonly used tests in schools. It covers fundamentals of testing, administration, scoring, interpretation, and aims to end educators doubt about the tests' value.
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College of the City of
New York
Samuel B. Heckman
Élinic
Building Era Forecast Promises Record U S Growth
S W Straus & Co. in an address to the National Association of Real Estate predicts U S spending on new polluting? and construction will rise from 5 75 billion in 1934 to 6 billion in 1925, claiming prosperity in building will last and urging conservation and construction over military gains.
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America
S. W. Ing
United States
S. W. Straus Straus & Co
National Association of Real Estate
The Planting of the Tree at Street Baptist Church
The Planting of the Tree pageant marked the Woman's American Baptist Home Missionary Society’s 50th anniversary at Street Baptist Church. Women from northern churches staged an ambitious program with organ preludes, choir, soloists, and a cast including Mary Pennerty and Muriel Reynolan. Proceeds target $206 toward a $500,000 goal for the national society by 1927, with pledges collected after the service.
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Street Baptist Church
Baptist Home Missionary Society
Leay Quartette
Adungton
Hestiude
Sesa
Ray Dixon
Dagéant
Tapteaux
Wilson Hanscom
Pythians Hold Memorial Service At Methodist Church
The Knights of Pythias memorial service at the Methodist church followed by a band procession from the F. of B. hall honored departed members. Rev. Tasker preached a sermon on memory and righteousness, praising lasting remembrances of good deeds and urging reflection on moral examples.
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Knights
Pythias
Dilahood
James Whitcomb
Jey
Jaden
Nis Ming
Tady Macbeth
Heaven
Gota
Filling Station Ad Promises Best Brice and Tire Deals
A compact classified style message touts a filling station offering competitive prices on tires and auto supplies. It urges readers to compare prices and visit for bargain filling and tire services, highlighting value and customer interest.
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Auto
Inspection Board to Visit Local Yard on July 5
The Board of Inspection and Survey will visit the local yard on July 5 to inspect the Eagle Boats 4 and 50. Members include Rear Admiral T. H. Burrage as president and Captains Gilmore Bass and others. Privates Freden Hanley and Christingen discharged from prison today. Paymaster Bishop and Chief Machinist Shackleton returned from leave. July allotment set at $55,800. ten pneumatic drillers needed in Industrial Dept at $5.36 day. Lieut. Snow returned from 29 days leave. Lieut. Edwards to face court martial regarding submarine S-10. Supply Officers meeting July 9 at Naval Supply Center, Brooklyn. Navy budget based on 86,000 sailors and 19,400 marines to be prepared for submission.
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Lucresia Borgia
Benedict Arnola
Lfe
Faul
Morstal
Beare
Ohco
Paul T
Uide
Damon
Pythias
Dimon’ Lodge
William B. ‘Bigging
Portsmouth
Valentine “A. Heth
Fred Emery
J Marc
Dittsneld
N. H
Oliver W. Horn
Portamouth
J . Freeman H. Peverly
Lynn
Mass
Holy Land
Bethtehen
Nazareth
Board of Inspection and Survey
T. H. Burrage
H. B. Gilmore
LE. Bass
J. K. Esler
J. H. Dessey
C.D. Bishop
Shackleton
Vre Fierts
Navy
Wilbur. Hag
Bureau of the Budget
Portland eyed for 6 wheel truck plant
Representatives of a six wheel motor truck seek Portland site for manufacture. Company official says local firms can speed production without building their own plant. The truck is reportedly owned by investors in the city and nearby areas.
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Portland
Charten Custeai
Snys
Havechi
Sarasin 6
Funeral Services Held for George Alfred Boynton
The funeral of George Alfred Boynton was at two o'clock Saturday afternoon at the home of Little Boars Head. Rev. Edgar Warren conducted the services. Miss Leavitt sang Abide With Me and Lead Kindly Light. Bearers were Darron Boynton Irving W. Brown Charles Bachelder and Austin Lamprey with interment in East Cemetery under T. Yerne Wood’s direction.
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Georgs Albert Boynton
George Alfred Boynton
Little Boars Head
Edgar Warren
Misa Leavitt
Darron Boynton
Irving W. Brown
Charles Bachelder
Austin Lamprey
T. Yerne Wood
County officials review accounts with auditors during meeting
The County Commissioners and County Auditors, Messrs. Emery and eprard, are examining the Jy account today. They clashed with Commissioner wton at the Kesfrge. A young lady, a college graduate, seeks summer employment for educational purposes, address P.O. Box 321.
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Emery
Eprard
Wton
Lndy
P.O. Hox
Local man elected head of Veterans of Foreign Wars
A Portsmouth event elected a local man as commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars post 385. The banquet honored loyalty and service with a menu including turkey, cranberry, and vegetables. Speakers from the VFW and Chamber of Commerce praised cooperation and brotherhood while noting the post’s efforts across Nashua and Dover.
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Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Slaralg
Curtom
Mr. Cralz
Bowler
Durham
Panama City
Haywood Burton
Vermont
Holmes
Lee Brow
Chamber of Commerce
Kanard
Portsmouth
Dar
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V.F. W
Mahoney
Hovey Pont
Joy
Dover
Portsmuth
State Department
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Hovey Post
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Brow
Joseph
Ivy Site
Storer Post
Ala
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Doolittle
Shay
Hangon
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Ver
Nashua
Wileh
Cassett
Duyn
Emerson Hovey
Joan H. Dunn
Mich
Michizan
Congress
Dodge
George
Hadidla
Susvice Men
Te Dewi Deady
Prohibition Service Cuts Planned in Washington
By Associated Press Washington June 29 an extensive reduction in mobile prohibition forces and a plan to drop 400 personnel from the Washington Prohibition headquarters will follow the Treasury Department decentralization order. An auto piled up on Middle Street yesterday noon. Read the Herald regularly.
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Washington
Prohibition
Washington Prohibition Headquarters
Treeaury ‘Department
Middle Street
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