Classified notices from Winthrop area listing services and removals
This fragment lists a piano teacher Eleanor Young-Bixpert and contact details in Winthrop. a notice seeking single and two family homes for sale via this office. a removal notice stating Rayburn Dyeing and Cleansing Shop moved to Ida J Grover shop at 485 Shirley St Winthrop Beach. services include cleaning and dyeing with guaranteed quality.
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Win P
Center Station
M. A. Cuseck
Winthrop
Rayburn
Ida J. Grover
Shirley St
Winthrop Beach
Repair shop ad offers varied work for baby carriages
Recond hand cycle and baby carriage sources advertise repair services. They offer tires on baby carriages and mending, lawn mower sharpening by power, upholstering, and general repairs. Bee use for any kind of a job.
Town Folks Recount Travel and Whist Party Benefit
Town residents Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Olleen return from a lengthy voyage to the Leeward and Windward Islands and parts of South America. Mrs. J. J. Kelley thanks supporters of a whist party at Elke Hall aiding the Women’s Catholic League. Tonight a big minstrel show at Winthrop Theatre features Miss Winthrop with a 20 piece band and 10 piece orchestra and two boxing bouts by harbor forts soldiers.
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Howard A. Olleen
Shore Drive
Leeward and
Windward Islands
South America
J. J. Kelley
Tewkebury At
Elke Hall
Women’s Catholic League
Winthrop
Winthrop Theatre
Harbor Forts
Masonic Lodge
East Boston
Central Square Theatre
McCarthy
Atlantic St
Daniel Cunningham
River
Thurston
Bellevue Av
Annie
Marie McGillicuddy
Main St
Military Promotion on the Field of Battle Through Ages
The article traces promotion in rank as a long standing reward for valor from ancient battles through Crecy and Agincourt to Napoleon era marshals. It notes sovereign prerogatives of kings and emperors and how leaders shifted from warriors to statesmen over time.
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Crecy
Agincourt
France
Ney
Bertrand
First National Election Results and Elector Practice
The first national election dated January 7, 1789, selected 80 presidential electors who met in February to vote. George Washington led with 69 votes and became president while John Adams secured 384 votes for vice president, with multiple others receiving smaller totals. The Constitution later changed before 1804 to have electors vote separately for president and vice president.
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United States
George Washington
John Adams
John Jay
New York
R. H. Harrison
Maryland
John Rutledge
South Carolina
John Hancock
Massachusetts
Samuel Huntingdon
Connecticut
John Hilton
Georgia
James Armstrong
Edward Telfair
Benjamin Lincoln
Odd New Guinea Craft Lakatois Vessels From Dugouts
A New Guinea craft the lakatois is built from five to ten dugouts lashed side by side with a deck across and a superstructure. No nails are used, and every component from paddles to mating sails is made from home-grown materials.
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New Guinea
Mary in Kindergarten Confusion Over Grade Customs
A mother asks Mary if kindergarten customs persist in higher grades. Mary defends her knowledge, saying the older classes do not do the same things she learned before, revealing pride in her advancement.
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Mary
Winthrop Trust Company Plans Major Building Addition
Winthrop Trust Company announces a large addition to its building to handle rising business. The expansion aims to double size and add a depositors room, private coupon rooms, a Director's room, and a bookkeepers department. Completion hoped by August 1.
Veterans Day Fund Drive for Sixty First Anniversary Vets
A patriotic appeal from the Women’s Relief Corps in Revere Massachusetts calls for a city wide drive to raise four thousand dollars for veterans of the William B Eaton Post on the thirtieth anniversary. The Legion and allied orders are urged to join in the effort to honor and support troops past and present.
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William B. Eaton
Noble Order of the Bils
Floyd Milk Co to be formed in Winthrop Centre
Nelson Floyd of 110 Buchanan street Winthrop Centre will incorporate May 1 as Floyd Milk Co with Nelson Floyd as president and W L Johnson treasurer and general manager. Johnson brings ten years in Boston milk trade and will devote full time to ensure local residents receive high quality milk and cream from Winthrop plant regarded for neatness sanitation and strict fat content tests.
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Nelson Floyd
Buchanan St
Winthrop Centre
The
Floyd Milk Co
W. L. Johnson
Floyd
Johnson
Boston
Deerfoot Farms
Alden Bros. Co
Winthrop
Liberty Bonds Exchange Offer At Winthrop Trust
The Winthrop Trust Company offers to exchange Second 4 percent and First Converted 4 percent Liberty Bonds for permanent Second Converted 4 and First Converted 4 percent bonds. Government exchange requires sending bonds to the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, with receipts given for bonds left at the bank. Act now before the privilege closes.
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Winthrop Trust Company
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Leonard Wood Advocates Labor Capital Cooperation
Leonard Wood argues that labor and capital must work together to avoid disaster and raise prosperity. He cites experiences in Gary, West Virginia, and overseas, urges regulation of bad business, fair wages, high production, and human relations at work.
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Leonard Wood
America
Wood
Cuba
Philippines
Gary
West Virginia
Leonard Wood Leader for Twenty Years Past
The piece lauds Leonard Wood as a long time leader with a record in Cuba and a career watched by many across decades. It notes his appeal to voters despite critiques of his positive qualities and sees him as strong where current administration is weak.
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Wood
Wiseacres
Cuba
Indianapolis
Ind. News
Town Topics notes local events and sales in Winthrop
The Ladies of Ald Sociery host a Food and Apron sale at First Baptist Church on Saturday afternoon May 1 at 2 40. Winthrop High School presents Bachelor Hall in Osborne Hall April 30 and May 1 directed by Mme Clara Spence to raise athletic funds. Proceeds go to the athletic fund. Also reported: a fire on Bowdoin and Ocean View streets caused by sparks, damage around $60. a birthday dinner for Miss Josephine Mulloy with original piece On to Victory. a reception for Rev. John L. Ivey at the Methodist church May 5. births, travels, and social notices among local residents.
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Ald Sociery
First Baptist Church
Winthrop High School
Osborne Hall
Bowdoin and
Ocean View Streets
Joseph H. Poor, Jr
Poor
Josephine Mulloy
Highlands
the Brunswick
Mary B. Mulloy
Winifred Fahey
Alice Healy
Gertrude Mooney
Katherine Lyons
Caroline Neagle
Mesars
Co. P. Wilson
Arizona
Edward
MacGregor Weds Swanson Kin at Ocean View St
Miss Ruth Swanson became the bride of William MacGregor of Roxbury in a Saturday ceremony at the Swanson home on Ocean View Street. Rev. Paul Macey officiated. The couple plan to reside in Winthrop as guests sent warm wishes from Sweden.
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James Swanson
Ocean View St
Ruth Swanson
William MacGregor
Roxbury
Paul Macey
Estella Swanson
Otto Slums
Swanson
Mrs. McGregor
Mrs. Heden
Sweden
Winthrop
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Lincoln St
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Winthrop Review
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Sthrop
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Washington Av
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Pauline ST
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American Legion
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Women's Relief Corps
Revere, Mass
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LABOR
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Harry V. Grandin
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