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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1949
Page
5
Mrs Sheehan wife of Dr John D Sheehan of Lexington road recently underwent operation. Condition reported as improving with rest and careful care at home. Family requests prayers and quiet support during recovery.
On Tuesday May 3rd the West Concord Union Church will host a May breakfast from 6:00 to 9:30 a.m. Proceeds aid the Helping Hand Society of the church and offer both He-Man and other breakfast options.
The passage notes that life in this region surpasses life in any comparable area within the American temperature zone, implying distinctive climate benefits or living conditions that set it apart from nearby regions.
Vernon Hi Moore of Rock County Wisconsin won the 1948 seven state area barley contest earning 1000 dollars a trophy and a ribbon plus an all expense trip. The Kindred variety came from 50 acres on his 186 acre farm judged by a panel including U S Department of Agriculture representatives.
Farmers face wet corn in the crib as warmth nears. Feeding out before temperatures rise works for small lots, but large quantities require storage and management. The article notes experiments across Michigan Ohio Indiana and other states to test preservation methods.
Extension service garden specialist J. C. Ford of Auburn Polytechnic Institute explains that fruit jars can correctly apply fumigant per row in small plots. He notes a nail hole should be made along one margin to pour the material, with careful sizing for the site and lin alignment.
A recipe style note describes a roast prepared on a rack with fat, water omitted, slow baked at 300 F for about 30 minutes per pound. It suggests salt pork removal, paper frills over the ends, and portion guidance per serving. Emphasizes extra time for vegetable dishes and dessert to satisfy the family.
Acton Tom Cuttell a former resident died Wednesday at the home of his son Arthur Cuttell in Lunenburg He was born in England and was 75 years old Before his retirement he was a farmer Besides his son he leaves several nephews and nieces Funeral services were held al
In 1622 a student borrowed a book from the Middlebury College library. The book titled Letters From an Elder to a Younger Brother was just returned to the library by the borrower's granddaughter.
A man posing as a customer stole about $476 from the Carter Parakev ture Co at 344 Main Street on Tuesday afternoon. He first browsed a piano last week and returned with another customer to inspect more furniture, then vanished with $150 cash, $275 in oe saen, and $51 in cash in a bag.
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