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100 years ago — August 1922
SALISBURY — George R. Belcher is off duty owing to a severe attack of indigestion.
Three tank cars of the local freight were derailed at Salisbury last Friday morning. It is said that a rail was found to have turned over.
The challenge of keeping any business or service going for 125 years cannot be overstated: As times change, needs change, and there are no easy answers to remaining relevant. So for a small community weekly newspaper like The Lakeville Journal to have continued over all these years was not a given.
Wrestling for the common good
100 years ago — August 1922
ORE HILL — Michael Maloney of Jersey City is visiting his cousins, Daniel and Matthew Maloney.
Classified Adv.: FOUND 8 head of young cattle roaming at large last Sunday. Chas. Harrington, Town Hill.
The Housatonic Youth Service Bureau (HYSB) was founded 30 years ago, in 1992, to support Region One youth between the ages of 4 and 18 in the goal of attaining strong emotional health. That anniversary is a meaningful milestone for this crucially important agency, and for all the towns it serves.
Recent news regarding the environment has been varied, some quite discouraging while other news seems very optimistic.
Other than being an adjunct booster of overseas Pentagon military operations and refortifying its vulnerable embassies, what does the U.S. State Department stand for and do anymore?
Railroad Days a rousing success
On behalf of the Board of Selectmen we would like to thank all of those who participated in Railroad Days this year. It was a great success, with fun had by all.
100 years ago — 1922
LIME ROCK — The Acker Ardoe Show is giving very interesting shows each night this week in Mr. Frost’s lot.
Preparations are being made to apply a coat of road oil and sand to the road between Salisbury and Lakeville.
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