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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1927
Page
3
Public health experts warn of lingering typhoid risk in the city as recovered carriers may spread infection for weeks or months. Officials dispute Canadian assurances of safety and caution that Americans should wait months or a year before travel or contact.
A Massachusetts probate court order directs a commissioner to sell and partition land parcels described in the 1927 notice. The process outlines property boundaries, lot numbers, measurements, and parcels located around Bayou and nearby streets, with sale terms to follow.
Readable fragments name Dorothy Blodgett and Robert Marks as pairings for a mixed doubles event. Other names such as Nancy Day and Frichara Hoamer appear in the same fragment, suggesting a community tennis or social pairing notice with unclear details.
The text reports that health officials fault gaps in health authority action and inadequate inspection of pasteurization plants for an outbreak linked to milk from the Montreal area. Canadian authorities assured measures would be taken, while Dr. Lumsden and colleagues blamed a Montreal dairy and non pasteurized products for the spread.
The South Acton Universalist church will suspend Sunday services for August. Pastor Rev. A J Tors eff will take vacation in Orland Maine and be away from the pulpit.
Public notice states Bank Book No 8315 lost and an application for a duplicate. Middlesex County approves highway discontinuance of Maynard Street segment between Acton and Maynard following Special Commission and court orders dated 1905 and 1927 with hearings set Sept 2, 1927. Petitions by Murray Brown Howard J Big Tittig Waldon Whitcomb.
Maynard hosts cooperative Trade Days featuring more than forty local merchants. The event promotes public collaboration and savings with a broad range of merchandise from pins to automobiles, all offered at reduced prices. Stores emphasize open welcome to all shoppers and year round business benefits for the town.
Cindenzina Vanzetti, sister of Bartolomeo Vanzetti, condemned to death in Boston, has left Turin for Paris and will sail from Le Havre on August 10 for Boston hoping to see her brother before the sentence is carried out.
Sylvester Pera of Maynard was fined $100 for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after police arrested him on lower Main Street. Judge Morris ordered continued investigation into his DMV standing before final disposition this morning. Runaway Brook Golf club announced qualifying rounds extend into the week with a Sunday deadline to qualify and a sweepstakes tournament ongoing. Spencer Garrity of Clinton won Saturday’s sweepstake with a net of 2.
Sudbury players Nanty Way and Barbara Way represented the town at the North Shore tennis championship held last week at the Tedesco Country Club in Swampscott. Miss Nanety Way lost 6-4 6-1 to Emily Davis of Marblehead, while Barbara Way defeated Margaret Emerson 6-4 6-3 in the first round. Barbara then beat Gertrude Packer 6-3 6-3 in the second round and Virginia Rice 6-4 6-0 in the third, with the pair later losing in doubles to Fanny Curtis and Janet Mahoney 6-4 6-4.
Miss Mary Ward, public health nurse, is on vacation for August. Miss Ida Breithenbach substituting. Monthly report shows 22 patient visits, 5 ward admissions, 17 new cases, 15 discharges, 7 on hand, 54 Association calls, 45 Metropolitan calls, 10 John Hancock calls, total 109. Also an insurance sales note for Eastern Casualty, agent N. Smith, 412 Park Square Bldg., Boston.
Popular Mechanics notes a three limb apple tree braced at six graft points to prevent breakage in storms. The interwoven supports are stronger than props and also help hold branches when fruit laden. the method could be adopted in other orchards.
The New York market scene on August 2 reports bookmakers reacting to chatter about Calvin Coolidge possibly seeking a third term. Traders weigh bets and political risk as speculation circulates.
Reported wagers mounted as commissioners Wick Oaenell announced bets of $6000 on Coolidge becoming the next president with $20,000 tied to the same proposition. The odds reflected strong confidence in the Coolidge wave.
The Amherst Massachusetts cultural college and local groups launched morning programs for fruit growers and homemakers. Speakers covered cider laws, spraying developments, and home life training to prepare citizens. Leaders from New Jersey and New York discussed agricultural practice and family education amid demonstrations.
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