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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1950
Page
13
Advice on using humus to boost garden crops and the proper application of balanced plant food. Instructions cover row marking, furrow digging, rates per length, and converting area sizes to pounds, quarts, and tablespoons for 25 to 2 500 square feet.
A brief listing varieties for a garden plan outlines options A through H. Choices include giant zimias, tall marigolds, salpiglossis, dwarf arigolds, and stories on arbor, suggesting a cost halving strategy for planting vegetable crops.
American Builder magazine selects Plan No 37 a split level design that uses a sloping lot to separate living zones. Dining room play room and kitchen on hall level while living room sits half a flight below and bedrooms half a flight above. Exterior combines horizontal and vertical siding with extended eaves for sun protection.
Penny presents a Detroit built, expandible home with 924 sq ft, 7392 cof, white wood siding, front terrace entry, large living dining space, kitchen with efficient layout, bedroom wing with built in closets, possible second floor with two extra bedrooms and bath. Blueprints cost 5 dollars, duplicates 3.5. Portfolio of first 13 homes available for 25 cents plus postage.
Community groups plan May events at Stow Town Hall. Listings include American Legion, Stow Grange 103, Boy Scouts, Stow Civic Club, VFW, VFW Auxiliary, Hale High School Prom, Police Association, Firemen’s Association, and Veterans groups on various dates from May 1 to May 25. Contact Harold J. Priest for hall use on oven dates.
Girl Scouts led by Mrs. Francis W. Warren joined a Saturday morning radio program. Participants include Marjorie and Eleanor Warren Eleanor Peck Carol Wetherbee Ann Herrick Mary Erkkinen and Linda Thompson.
Cookies are sold monthly to raise funds for camping trips. Any leader or Girl Scout or brownie can take orders.
Gov. Fielding L. Weigt urged Mississippi lawmakers to fix the 1948 50 spending formula as they prepare the 1950 52 budget missing funds to operate the state's por.
Cosmos, a hardy American flower, now yields midsummer blooms from seed sown in spring. Varieties Orange Flare Yellow Flare and the Sensation strain produce 3 to 4 inch to giant blooms in lilac pink rose white and crimson, lasting up to 10 days in cut arrangements.
Uniontown Pennsylvania report states Judge W Russell Carr dismissed a non support charge after Donald Calhoun testified his wife had deserted him fifty times leading to the defense claim. Calhoun said the fact affected his willingness to provide support.
Dr. Malcolm A. McKenzie of the Shade Tree Laboratories at the University of Massachusetts outlines springtime indicators of Dutch elm disease. Key signs include few buds on elm branches and crooking ends of small twigs before leafing, plus bark beetle activity that spreads the fungus.
Nearly 500 high school students visited Simmons College for student invitation days on April 20 and 21. Hosts from Simmons guided attendees from New England through a typical day on campus with dormitory accommodations for out of state guests. Attendees included Clare Linscott and Barbara Jeanne Holbrook from Concord. The note also recalls that Washington Territory, organized in March 1853, was renamed to avoid confusion with the District of Columbia.
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