Marlboro Enterprise notices and subscription rates
The Marlboro Enterprise weekly entry lists the Liberty Street office location in Marlboro Massachusetts with postal handling as second class matter. It notes subscription rates for Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford and surrounding towns.
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Liberty Street
Marlbor
Mass
Marlboro
Boro
Congress of Mare
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Farmers Seek Washington Help and Farm Credit Reform
A readable fragment discusses how few farmers know about federal aid and credit programs. It covers Roosevelts farm price bill aimed at consolidating federal credit agencies and creating a unified national refinancing plan, noting challenges in scaling to road- level implementation and helping indebted farmers.
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Essman
Frank Joss
America
Hoosevelt
Roosevelt
United States
Fed
Land
Joint Stock Land
Intermediate Credit
Treasury Balance Report for Kington D.C. Mrvah
The treasury balance shows 529,378,971 dollars as of the report date. The entry lists Kington D.C. Mrvah under INS with a balance amount of 529 million.
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Kington D.C
Mrvah
Older Boy Scout Program Placed Under Combined Committees
A joint Se scout committee and Rover Scout committee meeting at the Framingham Civic League Building outlined plans to extend youth participation in Scouting. National aims include keeping one in four boys in Scouting for a decade. Ralph H. Whitman introduced New England Rover Scout Commissioner Robert State detailing Rover Scouting for ages seventeen and up. A training course is set to begin April 26 at Telechroni Gym in Ashland with Skipper Theodore Tamel of Cambridge assisting.
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Alsonqiuin Council
Ays
Rover Scout Committee
Framingham Civic League
Scoouting
Ralph HL. Whitman
New England
Robert State
Wil- Tuc OM. Elliott
Visanquin Rover Scout Committee
Fl. Nese
Hopedale
AL Senqueens Rover Scout Comite
Sioner
Axel KE. Zeterman
Sect
Peo Oy
Ashland
Theodore Tamel
Camoridge
Also
Conneil
Imelides
Canel di Zeterman
Alcept Bh. Wilkins
Tlol- Histon
John AL McKenzie
Milford
Columubus Rainville
Maynerd
Leon Wethembee
Stow
de Mitueis Larkman
Southboro
James Straefelow
Ilopedale
Homer Co Derling
Nortboro
Roy AL Barrows
Mendon
Seascout Commissioners
Wrepe
Carlie Dredge
Northboro
Nathaniel P Sears
Flbe
Bondy
Holliston
Ostocd Kinge
Birmingham
Algonquin Council
William M. Filliett
Weather
John Scammons
Weston
Edward F. Morgan
Hudson
Borel Parker
Fram
John Philip Cenedela
Alexander J. Mitchell
Natick
Henry B. Twitchell
Rover Scout
Marshall Nye
Hope Ate
6000 Shoe Workers Return to Work Amid Leather Industry Revival
About six thousand shoe workers in Haverhill and surrounding towns ended a strike as the leather industry resumes operations. A new working agreement was reportedly agreed, with wage increases discussed and several plants in Danvers and Athol starting up again. Police readiness and ongoing labor tensions across Peabody Webster and Bates Shoe Camp were noted as union actions continued.
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Haverhill
Peabody
Sa- Temp
Simon Compas
Elaine
Leaders Plan For District Scout Rally
District scout rally plans are underway with Scoutmaster Samuel White leading the committee. Jury members Abeot Coppola Ried Sener Robot PANTS and William Keefe are named among organizers with Benest Paquette aiding Hudson Shale in New York. Brewers fear demand will outpace production as New York breweries plan hiring boosts.
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Laban
Aer
Pally
Seow
Samuel $ White
Faeiesty
Kilukare
Coppola
Thidey
William Keefe
We Shints
Mies
New York
Stow history letters cite early settlers and land notes
Helen I Berry writes from Marlborough Massachusetts in 1905 sharing references on Stow's naming, John Wettell and Whitman land, Mosquito Hole areas and Whitman’s Crossing. She cites volumes from New England Historic Genealogical Register and colonial histories to aid the town history.
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Rockbottom
Stow
New England Historical and Genealogical Register
George F. Clark
West Acton
Massachusetts
John Wettell
Abraham G . Hale Esq
Mr. Clark
Hudson's
ISTC
Massachusetts Historicatl Venaetes
Boston
Jonathan Newell
Boton
Sinee
Zacheriah Whitman
John Whitman
Boon Pond
Mosquito Hole
Charles Whitman
Whitman
Helen I. Berry
W Oh Berry
Witherbes Street
Merlborough
Marveh
Fifth Avenue Fashions Blouse Pattern No. 5175 Explored
Pattern No 5175 offers a crinkly silk organdie blouse with huge puffed sleeves and a yoke collar. It suits sizes 12 to 42 with waist darts and versatile wear inside or outside a skirt. Fabric guidance notes 25 yards of 36 inch material for size 16.
Spring Fashion Magazine offers sewing hints and styles
Advertisement notes a new Spring Fashion Magazine priced at 15 cents, plus a second issue at 10 cents, promising easily-made styles and home dressmaking tips for readers.
No. 5175 Fashion Ad With 99k Price Offer
An old newspaper ad fragment notes a fashion item priced at 99k with an extra ten cents. It includes a street address line and state field for the listing.
Autolosses Prompt Call for Road Safety Education
Morgan T. Ryan, east alist of motor vehicles, warns of a new gate crasher type driving through railroad crossings. Seven motorists died this week, nearly half of the year’s total, amid calls for stricter audits and a May 1 deadline for vehicle safety stickers and brake inspections.
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Io Pitaliies
Morgan T. Ryan
Ryan
Themelves
Town urged to cut old trees for firewood and jobs
Commissioner Arthur W. Gilbert of the State Department of Agriculture urges town selectmen to cut down abandoned apple trees to control the apple maggot pest and provide firewood for the unemployed. He notes cooperation with the Massachusetts True Growers Association and proposes hauling wood to workers’ homes under town supervision.
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Hudson
Arthur W. Gilbert
State Department of Agriculture
Wideawake Fruit Growers
Massachusetts True Growers Association
New Era Bartender Shifts Style From Hats to White Coats
Albany March 27 The Bartenders Union unveils a 1933 model bartender replacing the old whiskered fore-runner. He will wear a white coat and bow tie, be young and modest, earn about 25 dollars weekly as an apprentice, and work eight hours daily.
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Albany
N. Y
Bartenders’ Union
Ronald Colman
Barkeep
Voice of the
Union
Junior Girls Rally Past Sophomores In Overtime 22–18
In an inter-mural high school basketball tilt at the school gym the junior girls overcame a 18 18 deadlock after four quarters defeating the sophomores 22–18 in overtime Eliza beth Mahoney and Elvi Nyholm opened strong for the juniors followed by a late burst from Mary Gudzinowicz and Bertha Sneck to seal the win.
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Maynard
Elizabeth Mahoney
Elvi Nyholm
Mary Gudzinowicz
Bertha Sneck
Lassies
Gudzinowicz
Glickman
Sneck Jc
Lawson
Fidanzi Rg
Batul
Grophomore
Fis Pes EK Eributo
Heikkalarg
Hatch Sc
Marsden Sc
Nyholm Sc
Mahoney If
Weckstrom
Totals
New Spring Fashion Magazine Preview in New York
What New York is wearing for spring features sheer rough tweed grey dresses, boxy jackets, and printed silks. The trend favors navy and white prints, pale blue crepe outfits, and sporty tweed-linen pieces in red and white. Style No. 2666 fits sizes 14 to 40 inches with fabric requirements. Something New Something Different announces a larger spring Fashion Magazine of 48 pages with beauty, hair, dressmaking tips, and more, available for 10 cents from the Fashion Department in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Pattern Bureau
Marlboro Enterprise
Suite 1110
East 42Nd Street
New York City
New York
Fashion Department
Concord Walden Royal Arch Chapter Meeting Highlights
The Concord Walden Royal Arch Chapter met in the Masonic Temple in Concord with Excellent High Priest Wilbur Hamlin of Maynard presiding. Supper was served at seven under Mrs. Duncan Chapman and community singing led by Lindsey N Smith of Maynard with Robert F Charles of South Acton at the piano. Rev Matthew A Vanes of Maynard gave a stirring address on present day conditions. Officers assisted in degree work and Lindsy Smith of Maynard presided during part of the work. On Saturday March 25, officers participated in an exemplification of the Order at Framingham and performed well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Concord
Wilbur Hamlin
Maynard
Duncan Chapman
Lindsey N Smith
Robert F Charles
South Acton
Matthew A Vanes
Union Congregational Church
Lindsy Smith
Framingham
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KCAL
Washington
Miers
Copwaithees of
Ayer
Legion Rotary Chih High School
Arthur Dt
Maybay
Treasury
Babet Country Club
Stow-Maynard Line
Sea
Rover
American Quarterly Register
John Barber
Worcester
Maribor
Fifth Avenue Fashions
Ellen Worth
Wolf Hitler
Germany
Berlin
Hitler
Helen Williams
Marlboro Enterprise Fashions
5Th Ave
23Rd ST
Walden
Royal Arch
Concord Clothing Co
Walden St
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