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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1921

Page

2

Relations Are Not Simple Between Employer And Employee

The piece argues that labor relations require a social mechanism in larger workplaces to unite workers and management toward shared aims. It warns that labor trouble stems from selfishness and calls for cooperation, noting price fluctuations and rewards for labor. It also mentions a Boston meeting of the Consumers' League with a dinner as its chief event next Tuesday.

Consumers’ League Boston

Taxes in City State and Nation Deemed Oppressive

A reader laments taxes as oppressive and ponders curbing spending, patching trousers, and conserving fuel. The note argues that the worst troubles seem past, though the familiar burden remains in place and history suggests they may return.

Red Cross Calls Women to Join Nation Wide Sewing Drive

The American Red Cross mobilizes women nationwide to sew garments and layettes for Central Europe children. Plans aim to produce 2,000,000 garments and 250,000 layettes from used clothing, with distribution by countries in greatest need, under Volunteer Service supervision.

Red Cross American Red Cross Europe Vpoto European Relief Council Herbert Hoover Row New England Divigien New England National Organization Arthur G. Rotch Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Mr. Rotch Hoover The Poland Austrian Hungary Czechoslovakia Baltic States Balkan States Lavinia -H. Newél

Red Cross plea for clothing for European children

Robert E K Olds describes a Polish family living in a roadside earth mound shelter with a nearly bare ash fire. A woman explains garments cover only two, one son out gathering wood. American Red Cross urges 2,000,000 garments from American women. George Robertson voices deep concern after tours in Vienna and Paris.

Poland Robert EK Olds American Red Cross Europe Red Cross George Robertson European Commission of the American Red Cross Paris Vienna

Pure Remedy Promoted for Coughs and Croup by Local Ad

An advertisement touts 22 Voley's Honey and Tur for coughs, croup, and whooping cough. It claims no opiate or habit forming drug and cites a Brownevite, Texas user praising its effectiveness for children.

Foleys Honey and Tar Advertised Remedy

An old advertisement promotes Foleys Honey and Tar as the best cure for coughs and colds. It lists M. Church on Main Street in Maynard Massachusetts as the dispenser of this product.

Mortgagee Sale of Acton Farm under 1919 Spinney Mortgage

Horace F. Tuttle administrator of Dexter L. Spinney estate announces a public auction of a circa 40 acre Acton farm with buildings, described in a 1919 mortgage to Hans Manson and Olaf A. Manson. Assabet Institution for Savings holds a $3150 mortgage. sale at ten AM April 30, 1921 with $500 cash due, balance after deeds within ten days.

Hans Manson Olaf A. Manson Horace F. Tuttle Dexter L. Spinney Middlesex South Acton Middlesex Massachusetts Concord Groton Charles J. Williams Carlisle Calvin. Harris Harris Daniel H. Farrar Farrar Isaac Sanborn Sanborn Wiliams Hans Assabet Institution Acton, Maas

Virginia’s Early History and Old Dominion Heritage

The article traces Virginia’s arc from Captain John Smith and Jamestown through the 1619 formation of the House of Burgesses to Virginia’s 1788 statehood. It notes Virginia as the Old Dominion, its area of 42,627 square miles, and its twelve presidential electors, with context on its influence on Kentucky and West Virginia.

Virginia John Smith Jamestown America James I London Company Old Point Comfort England Scotland Ireland Colonies House of Burgesses Kentucky West Virginia Old Dominion McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Town of Maynard Selectmen Meet Wednesdays at 7 PM

The Board of Selectmen will meet every Wednesday evening at 7 p m in their rooms in Creighton's Block. All applications and complaints must be presented at that time or by letter to the secretary. Frank Binks is Chairman, Edwin Carlton Secretary, Charles B. Keene.

Board of Selectmen Creighton Hlock Frank Binks Edwin Carlton Charles B. Keene

Administration Notice and Town By Law Change

Public notice cites Amos L. Noyes estate and appointment of George L. Noyes in 1921. Also Concord changes to create a 15 member Finance Committee with staggered terms and procedures for meetings hearings and reporting. Official town clerk confirmation follows.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Amos L. Noyes Acton George L. Noyes Cambridge Acton Enterprise George F. Lawton Finance Committee Concord William Dpd Cross Town

Relocation Petition for Virginia Road Concord Lincoln

In Concord and Lincoln Massachusetts petitioners request relocation and repairs to Virginia Road from the Concord Lincoln boundary to the Bedford road area near Cunnert. The Middlesex County Commissioners order a view and hearing with notice to affected parties and publication in the Concord Enterprise for April 21, 1921.

Concord Mass Middlesex County Commissioners Lincoln Said Virginia Road Bedford Andrew F. Carlson Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Cambridge Concord Enterprise

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