Hudson News-Enterprise Newspaper Collection [1923-1929]

Dublin Core

Title

Date

1923-1929

Description

This collection includes news clippings focusing on the Portuguese American community in Hudson, MA.

The Hudson News-Enterprise Newspaper Collections provides an overview of the Portuguese community during the 1920s. Hudson, MA has long been known for their Portuguese immigrant community, which was already thriving by the 1920s. Throughout these clippings, details emerge of various Portuguese shop owners, entrepreneurs, and religious leaders. The articles also detail the Portuguese community's attempts to culturally assimilate to American culture, including attendance at Americanization and citizenship classes.

Subject

Fraternal organizations

Azorean Americans

Portuguese American women

Catholic Church--Dioceses

Mechanics

Marriage

Soccer

Instrumentation and orchestration (Band)

First Confession and Communion

Fasts and Feasts

Ordination

Priests

Funeral service

Fourth of July

Immigrants

Fire fighters

Falls (Accidents)

Infants--Death

Prohibition

Musicians

Trials

Registers of births, etc.

Farmers

Antique and classic cars

Barbershops

Gunshot wounds

Police

Voter Registration

Immigrants--Cultural Assimilation--United States

Citizenship--Study and teaching

Restaurateurs

Pneumonia in children

Music teachers

Immigrant families

Madeirans

Brazilian Americans

Entrepreneurship

Processions, Religious--Catholic Church

Cultural assimilation

Wine and wine making

Waste disposal

Fasts and Feasts

Assault and battery

Traffic accidents

Catholic Church--Societies, etc.

Meningitis in children

Crohn's disease in children

Tuberculosis

Kidneys--Diseases

Burglary

Communism

Tenement houses

Motion picture theaters

Musical theater

Tailors

Entertainers

Grocer

Real estate agents

Poultry farms

United States. Army.

Veterans

World War, 1914-1918

Personal injuries

Coverage

Hudson (Mass.)

Source

From the digital archive at the Hudson Public Library.

Publisher

UMass Lowell, Center for Lowell History

Rights

No Copyright - United States: The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries.