14 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1920
Page
1
The document lists resources and liabilities totaling 1 141 767 98 with undivided earnings 46 033 97 9 000 00 3 673 40 and broader balance data. It reflects a historical ledger snapshot showing assets liabilities and equity figures for the period ending August 6 1920.
The Review reports Mayor Waleworth pledged road repair for Short Beach and fulfilled it swiftly. By mid July about 3000 yards were completed with adjacent streets in good condition. The outing of Suburban Gas and Electric Co. confirmed approval and extended the call to Winthrop for updates.
Little Dorothy Lindsay owes her life to Mrs Edward Dunn wife of the popular sporting editor as the girl was rescued at the beach section. The incident highlights Mrs Dunn’s quick actions and the child’s safety in a seaside area.
A Cottage Park Yacht Club event drew a large crowd despite a heavy storm. Nutmeg Twice won the 15 foot class with a time of 1 13 30, while Nic Nac and Meave followed. Bud Brooks led racing efforts, and Dan Buckley of Pleasant Park Yacht Club rescued three capsized boats during fierce conditions.
Beta Smith and Nut Class racers are named among capsized boats in a report of yacht events. Plans are arranged for a weekly Tuesday Thursday regatta with a September Saturday 15-foot class race. Yacht Union points will count toward a trophy for the 1920 series. Comdr W W Oakes heads the regatta committee with officers and helpers listed. Water sports are run by a separate committee. A 100-yard swim won by William Talcott for men and Bertha Vickerson for girls. (Continued on Page 8.)
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