For Sale Items At 88 Banks Street
White Rotary sewing machine Eddy refrigerator and a three quarter bed listed for sale at 88 Banks Street. Contact details not provided.
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1925
Page
7
White Rotary sewing machine Eddy refrigerator and a three quarter bed listed for sale at 88 Banks Street. Contact details not provided.
Real estate notice offers an up to date six room house for sale at 8500 dollars. The item targets Owners Attention and describes a modern two apartment dwelling suitable for an American family.
Winthrop Post 146 A L met for its first gathering since leaving Pauline street quarters, using Fort Banks gym thanks to Col Charles E Kilbourne. Delegates for the August department encampment were elected. plans for Hermon street excavation and a New Legion home foundation begin as survey stakes are set. Nonmembers face a $10 higher join fee unless they act soon via Adjutant Lewis W Pierce.
A list of street box locations on Triton avenues Shirley street and Tafts avenue Harbor View Cottage street and Hillside avenue Crystal Cove Farnbar near Shirley street Shirley and Beacon Street etc with instructions for giving an alarm. Directions describe pulling the box hook twice for a fire seen nearby and three blows to activate a second alarm. Beach and Central station telephone numbers are provided.
An official notice urges vaccination as safe and effective and warns delinquent taxpayers to pay up using legal means. Winthrop selectmen ban pets from running loose from July 27 to October 1 1925. Rev John T O'Brien and former selectman Timothy J Mahaney visited the Town Hall.
Dr. Wm. J. Porter formerly in town last week is now a resident of Reading.
Officials announce test fire alarm signals for Winthrop Box 22 covering all schools at 7 30 A M with three minute street light activation, grades only at 8 15 A M with three minute lights, and one session in the grades at 11 15 A M by alarm bells.
There are 70 000 Jews on farms in the United States with large numbers in New York New Jersey Connecticut Massachusetts Michigan Ohio and California. An additional 40 000 Jewish farmers are reported in South America, most in Argentina.
Charles W. Foster of Winthrop petitions to register and confirm title to a parcel in Winthrop bounded by Pearl Street Kate Arvedon Fannie Goldberg and Moses Glaser Inc Pessie Trustman and by lands of others plan on file. Notice to interested parties to appear August 31 1925 in Boston or risk default and loss of contest rights.
Local stores advertise sunburn lotion at W F Stover Beach Druggist. Miss Gertrude Manning visits North Conway NH. Commander George Murray U S N visits relatives Rudolph J Murray 67 Thornton Park. Horace Belcher from Baltimore sends word of wife Linda Davey Belcher presenting a 6 lb baby boy last Monday. Rainy day Happiwork Pastime Package offered at Ham's Stores.
A barber jokes about symmetry asking where to place the last remaining hair as a patron requests a middle part. The light exchange highlights a playful barber client moment.
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