Marlboro Enterprise Ad Rates and Publishing Notice
Concord editor Rudolph W Currier prints a local business notice from Marlboro Massachusetts. The Enterprise Press Inc publishes weekly on Thursdays and disclaims financial responsibility for typographical errors while offering reprints of corrected ads. Subscription rates and distribution details are listed with eastern representatives in Boston and New York.
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Concord Enterprise
Rudolph W. Currier
Main St
Concord
Tel
Marlboro
Mass
Massachusetts
Opening of the 1954 fishing season in Massachusetts
The 1954 fishing season opens April 17 in Massachusetts and runs through the fall. The Division of Fisheries and Game pushes plans to improve fishing conditions while study groups survey methods. Trout season starts two days later but will last longer under a state management program that stock trout and rehomes pond fish. Sporting goods stores showcase new gear as anglers await opening day.
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Fshing
Massachusett
Patard
Division of Fisheries and Game
Massachusetts
Courtesy Month Highlights Safer Driving in Massachusetts
Rudolph King reports March as Courtesy Month with increased acts of courtesy at intersections and traffic signals observed by police and registry inspectors. Metropolitan areas note heightened consideration of elderly pedestrians, amid rising driven miles and vehicle registrations.
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Register of Motor Vehicles
Rudolph King
Massachusetts
Register
Register King
Community Clean-Up Drive Promotes Downtown and Roadside Care
A Vista Press editorial urges a coordinated cleanup across the entire community, calling on citizens to maintain the beauty of downtown streets and highways. It stresses consistent effort and personal responsibility to stop littering and keep the area pristine.
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Vista Press
Vista
California
Si Bates the New State Assemblyman and the Handcar Bill
Si Bates, a retired railroad worker, wins a landslide election as a state assemblyman after persistent lobby work. He pushes a bill to equip handcars with tail lights, voting against a measure he had promised to support, discovering his bill was killed and his name on the roll of those who voted no.
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Hunterdon County
Flemington
New Jersey
McCarthy
Ath
Si Bates
Bill Miggins
Miggins
Old Si
Roundhouse
Washington
Congress
State Assembly
Waters
Savings Bonds offer a path to life goals
Are you working for your money or is your money working for you? Start saving in United States Savings Bonds to fund a car, home, education, or travel. Dollars invested today earn interest and enable you to enjoy tomorrow.
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United States
Fred Waring Teen Trio to Perform in Worcester Benefit
Flint Michigan teens June Hen don Jean Hen don and Sandy Schneider form the Teen Trio with Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians. They join 60 Waring artists at Memorial Auditorium Worcester on April 22 in a benefit show sponsored by Greendale People's Church damaged in the 1953 tornado. Tickets available at Steinert's Worcester.
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Fred Waring
Flint
Michigan
June
Jean Hendon
Sandy Schneider
Worcester
Memorial Auditorium
Mr. Waring
Greendale People’s Church of
Steinert’s
Florist grading machine speeds flower sorting
Ithaca New York A Cornell University student has designed a revolving device to speed florist grading by weight. The machine by Arthur Leach of Manchester New Hampshire sorts carnations chrysanthemums daffodils irises snapdragons and stocks into weight based categories at 120 dozen flowers an hour. A turntable carries a scale and trip mechanisms dump flowers of the same weight into separate piles.
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Florists
Ithaca, N. Y
Cornell University
Society of American Florists
Arthur Leach
Manchester
N. H
Worland Jail Freezes Prisons Break Up In Cold Spell
Worland Wyoming police released two prisoners after a recent cold spell froze the jail. One man returned later to clear himself of drunken charges while the other apparently fled to warmer climates. More than 40 million young Americans have come of age in 18 years, with growth trends suggesting a population over 300 million by 1999.
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Worland, Wyo
Worland
West Concord Club Rummage Sale Planned for Friday
West Concord Woman's Club will host a rummage sale at the vacant Bartolomeo store on Commonwealth Avenue Friday April 23 from 10 am to 12 noon. Education committee chair Mrs William Freemen leads helpers including Mrs Edwin Nylen Mrs Louis Audette and others. donations welcomed by calling Concord 1869. The article notes Sparta issued iron coinage to curb commercial corruption, citing heavy money as a barrier to trade.
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West Concord
West Concern Woman's Club
Bartolomeo
Commonwealth Avenue
William Freemen
Edwin B. Nylen
Louis Audette
Arthur Erickson
George Harms
Winslow J. Damon
Earl B. Wheeler
Murdock MacLeod
Arthur Hayes
Concord 1869
Concord Opens With Win In Loose Tilt At Belmont
Concord High defeated Belmont 17 to 11 in a three hour Middlesex League opener at Emerson Playground. Pete Purcell led Concord with four hits including a bases loaded homer and a triple, while Jock Mattison added two hits including a homer. Belmont starter Viglorolo walked 15 as Concord pitchers Bouchard and Goyette allowed nine, with Goyette striking out six over four and two thirds innings.
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Concord
Purcell
Goyette
Duggan
Mattison
Concord High
Belmont High School
Emerson Playground
Pete Purcell
Bedford
Belmont
Arthur Duggan
Fense
Capt
Dave Waite
Jock Mattison
Donnie Cullinane
Paul McLaughlin
Viglorolo
Dave Bouchard
Dick Goyette
Bouchard
Jack” Verace
Robert
Ned Larkin
The
Shore
DeRuzzo
Vigiordo
Caruso
Lafayette
Anderson
Geadana
Grandstands Ready for Patriots Day Track Meet
Emerson Playground grandstands from Hussey Manufacturing arrived in Concord to seat 1612 spectators on the home side for the Patriots Day track meet. Temporary stands will serve the visitors side for football games.
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Concord
Emerson Playground
Hussey Manufacturing Company
North Berwick
Maine
United States widows rise toward eight million by 1960
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co reports about 7.5 million widows in the nation and an annual increase of roughly 100,000. The study suggests the gain may accelerate and projects as many as 8.5 million widows by 1960.
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New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Neighborhood Boo Boo: Child and Parent Bungle Fridge Sand wiches
An ordinary Saturday leads to a near miss as Junior hides in a refrigerator after wedging pennies under the door handle. Mother frees the door with a hairpin, then they eat the last two slices of bologna. In the same notice, regional utilities foresee coal demand rising eight million tons by 1956.
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Junior
Mother
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Final Sees Roll In Bowling League Scores
Action in bowling league reports high scores from Acton and Decorah teams. Firemen and Wheatley entries post strong numbers with a 315 by a player named Watkins 309. Event schedule notes evening session at Ag Center with awards to follow.
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Acton
Decoraikins
Wal
Boyden
Tyson
Watkins
Awa
Rod Fishermen Day at Concord Rod and Gun Club
The Rod and Gun Club hosts a Fishermen's Day with family events and a ladies night program. Members will fish from 8 a.m. and evenings feature reports and activities celebrating the day.
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Concord
Sportsmen Camp Aide Named For North Acton Club
The North Acton club appointed a member to attend the Sportsmen’s Camp this summer. All travel and camp expenses are covered by the club as sponsors and participants prepare for the two week event.
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North Acton
Bids Sought by Concord Town Board of Commissioners
The Concord Town Board of Commissioners announces sealed bids for town fuel and supplies. Bids due by 10 a.m. May 3, 1954 at the Town House Lowell Road. They will be opened and read at the meeting. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids in the town’s best interests. Edward Franklin and Selectmen.
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The
Commissioners
Concord
Monun
Board
Board of Commission
Board of & Town
Concort
Lowell Road
Edward Franklin
Edward Select
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