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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1920
Page
2
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The Dairy Producers Association promotes a rating plan to pay farmers the full milk price during the three months of lowest production and lower prices for excess in surplus months. The aim is to level income and boost winter milk supply. The piece also notes Amherst agricultural college graduates and a new correspondence course offered to state residents.
A proposed scheme would have 20 men each receive 100 to value the city independently by disinterested outsiders. Findings would be published in book form. The plan may not be carried out, but its concept intrigues observers.
Fragmentary note describes a wood cottage with potential salon applications beyond summer months if conditions change. No clear events, dates, or entities identified.
A lettered piece describes gloves and care routines in a tedious manner with garbled phrases. It mentions purge, wear patterns, light usage, and steady milnad effort, ending with a confusing remark about posting a copy and a warning against repetition. The overall sense is a muddled guide to glove usage and maintenance.
The article describes a DIY method to remove carbon from a piston using a wire brush and a home made tool. It details threading a Drauss tubing segment, guiding a wire through the plug hole, taping the cable end, and using projecting prongs to scour the piston head and cylinder walls. The process ends with a brief run to clear base carbon from the exhaust port.
A family from Dallas Texas prepares a cross country motor trip with a full outfit. They plan to pass through Mansa City St Louis Chicago and reach Yellowstone near September. They will visit Niagara Park and Los Angeles along the route. The setup includes two Sevolt batteries water racks and folding furniture packed for the journey.
The article advises regular oil changes every 1000 miles and uses the gauge to judge oil needs. It warns against misdiagnosing oil trouble, stresses using manufacturer recommended oil grades, and outlines steps to diagnose low oil pressure and pump issues to prevent bearing damage.
Practical car care advice on monitoring ammeters and oil gauges, preventing leaks, and regular lubrication. Warns against operating with a disconnected storage battery unless the generator is inoperative, and advises draining engine oil every 500 to 1 000 miles to avoid higher repair costs.
A simple removal tool is described using a piece of steel with a slight bend near the end. The tool should be long enough to pass through the steering knuckle and extend one to two inches past it to hammer or lever out the bushing.
Commonwealth probate court citation for Maynard resident W Sime to administer the estate of Matilda Bakkanen, deceased, intestate. Court in Cambridge Middlesex convenes October 11, 1920 at 9 a.m. to show cause. Publication required weekly for three weeks in Maynard Enterprise. Judge George B Genton signs September 20, 1920.
The Middlesex Probate Court orders heirs to show cause why William F Stevens of Acton should not receive letters of administration for Harriet E K Cobleigh of Boxboro died intestate. A hearing is set October 20, 1920, at Cambridge, with citations published in Acton Enterprise and mailed to next of kin at least seven days prior. Witness George F Lawton, Sept 24, 1920.
Probate Court to William H. Hall of Concord and the estate of John H. Snow. A petition seeks letters of administration for the decedent intestate. A show cause hearing is set for October 1, 1920 at 9 AM in Concord. Public notice to heirs, next of kin, and creditors via Concord Enterprise three weekly publications.
Mary A. Murray has been appointed administratrix of Annie Murray late of Concord Middlesex deceased in testate. She has given bond and invites all creditors to exhibit their claims and all debtors to pay to the undersigned at 110 State St Boston Room 606. This notice is dated Sept 10 1920.
In Concord this 16th day of September 1920 Judge orders Harry W Crossman administrator to petition for private sale of real estate to pay debts legacies and charges of administration. Citations to interested parties require fourteen days notice or three weekly notices in Concord Enterprise. Court to hear cause October 11 at nine o'clock. Witness George F Jawton.
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