Concord Enterprise publication details from 1908 issue
A historical notice lists the Marlboro and Concord offices of the Enterprise Press Inc and names editor R W Currier. It notes publication weekly on Thursdays and includes postal registration and agency addresses in Boston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
Concord
Tel
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Rubbish on Highways and Stamps Redesigns
Governor Herter and Public Works chief urge motorists to help keep Massachusetts roads free of litter. A highway cleanup plan highlights fire risk bottle hazards and dangers to pedestrians and motorists. Separate notes discuss redesigned postage stamps and upcoming first day sales in Chicago San Francisco and New York.
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Herter
John A. Volpe
Department of Public Works
Post Office Department
Summerfield
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Society of Philatelic Americans
Chicago
American Philatelic Society
San Francisco
American Stamp Dealers Association
New York City
Letters to the Editor on Middlesex County Extension probe
A 1954 Concord Mass letter urges a public hearing on Middlesex County Extension Service investigations. The writer notes 28 ex-employees with testimony and says county boards refuse action. Members press for hearings, bipartisan support, and outreach to local and state officials, with a list of committee members and supporters across New England towns.
Golly, VM sees Pine Tree Hills party turn prank
Engaged couple Frank and Eleanor arrive at a grand Mrs. Curtin gala only to find the mansion empty and the house stripped. A loud voice from the trees declares an April Fool reveal as guests move to a redecorated barn for an old fashioned dance led by Maxine Curtin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree Hills
Eleanor
Frank
Mrs. Curtin
Europe
Maxine Curtin
Wander ing albatross noted for massive wingspan
The largest flying bird observed is the wandering albatross with an immense wingspan reported as about forty feet, indicating extraordinary soaring capabilities.
Sunday on the Farm a TV feature and country life notes
From Duncannon Record and Lincoln Times a TV farm feature earns praise for showing country life with hands on milking and weather impacts on milk prices. A Hoover Commission study highlights massive federal paper waste and labor costs, urging a new Task Force to cut excess records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncannon Record
Duncannon
Pennsylvania
T.V
Lincoln Times
Lincolnton
North Carolina
Hoover Commission
Commission
Sudbury News Briefs On Local Meetings And Elections
A Sudbury sewing group met at Mrs. John Dixon Copp’s home to make aprons for the Christmas Bazaar at Memorial Congregational Church. Local residents hosted visitors Mr. and Mrs. Jeffs Beede from Hudson, with Beede seeking the district’s Representative seat. Voter registration reminders note August 13 as last day for new residents to register. A French Family reunion was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spiker. Ebenez er French defendants gathered for a noon picnic at Sudbury Grange Hall with attendees from Tewksbury Malden Lowell Worcester and Island Pond St Priscilla Gebhardt plans painting and drawing classes for children over six. A Lincoln and Sudbury gathering at James DeNormandie’s home marked a notable event. Henry L. Nelson and family attended a Holden picnic hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Havens. Mrs. Havens leads the Grange Home and Community Service Committee with members from seven districts and their families attending.
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Memorial Congregational Church
South Sudbury
John Dixon Copp
Charles Spiker
Ebenezer French
Sudbury
Tewksbury
Malden
Lowell
Worcester
Island Pont St
Henry L. Nelson
Christine
Buddy
Stanley Havens
Holden
Hadleys Vacation at Vineyard Haven Guests of Hosmer
Mr and Mrs Rodney Hadley enjoyed a vacation at Vineyard Haven where they were the guests of Albert Hosmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Hadley
Vineyard Haven
Albert Hosmer
Anthony Hunt-Hamilton Post Holds Monthly Meeting
The Bedford meeting of the Anthony Hunt- Hamilton Post No 221 took place at the new legion home with Commander Frank Cloutier presiding. Officers were nominated and plans for the August 1921 carnival were outlined by Post Commander Henry Isner as general chairman.
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Anthony Hunt- Hamilton Post
A.S
New Legion Home
Frank Cloutier
Henry €. Isner
Births in Sudbury and Norfolk this July
Mr and Mrs Donald Bacon of Nobscot welcome son Donald Arthur Bacon Jr born July 9 at Hudson Hospital. Former Jessie Lee of Wayland. Ensign and Mrs William Palmer Whitehouse welcome son William Palmer Whitehouse Jr born July 8 in Norfolk VA. Grandparents are Harold Johnson of Sudbury Merry Hill and Edwin A Whitehouse of Old Greenwich Conn. Great grandfather William James Whitehouse of Ridgewood NJ.
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Sudbury
Donald Bacon
Nobscot
Donald Arthur Bacon Jr
Hudson Hospital
Ensign
William Palmer ‘Whitehouse
Peggy Johnson
William Palmer Whitehouse, Jr
Norfolk
Virginia
Harold Johnson
Merry Hill
South Sudbury
Edwin A. Whitehouse
Old Greenwich
Gonn
William James White House
Ridgewood
New Jersey
Ink Clouds and Jet Propulsion in Squid and Octopus
The article notes that squids and octopuses mastered water jet propulsion and ink smoke screens long before humans imagined such devices. Water exiting funnels drives the animals and ink clouds confuse pursuing enemies.
Out on the Farm TV series profiles Illini farmer family hosts
The hourlong weekly program documents owner-operator Wilbert Landmeier and his family on a 160 acre Cloverdale Illinois farm. Host Eddy Arnold and the Mid-States Four guide viewers through farm life with weather, machinery, and demonstrations, while a music side features Rosemary Clooney and others.
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Wilbert Landmeier
Joyce
Janet
Judy
Jimmy
University of Ilinois
Landmeres
Mlinois
Cloverdale
Ill
Eddy Arnold
Mid-States
Clint Youle
Don
Mr. Wizard
Herbert
Carlisle notices set one day voter registration
Carlisle town clerk Margaret Heald announces a single registration day for new voters on Friday August 13 from noon to 10 pm in the Gleason Library selectmen's room. The meeting covered jury drawing, christening, and a family vacation plan in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Heald
Selectmen’s
Gleason Library
Healds Return From Two Week Vacation
Mr and Mrs Everett V Heald of Lowell Road have just come back after a two week vacation.
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Mrs
Everett V. Heald
Lowell Road
Eisenhower Quote on Limits of Government in Free Enterprise
President Eisenhower states that while a government may try to keep an open economy for enterprise and ambition, those personal qualities cannot be supplied by any government. The remark emphasizes individual drive as essential to economic growth.
POWs in Korea Attend Religious Instruction Classes
More than 50 000 prisoners of war in Korea participated in religious instruction during captivity. Former missionaries led sessions and could speak the prisoners language to teach.
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Korea
Two Rescued After Sailboat Capsizes Off Nantasket
Boston broker Lincolim Adams and his son in law G W King a Los Angeles physicist were rescued about two miles off Crescent Beach Nantasket after their 17 foot sailboat capsized in a sudden gust. They clung to the hull for over 30 minutes until swimmers and an unidentified man on the beach summoned aid. Adams heads a Boston firm and has a Summer home in Scituate.
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Lincolim
John Adams
Boston
Concord
United States
Los Angeles
California
Crescent Beach
Nantasket
Adams
King
Scituate
Bargains at Navy Auction in Newport
The Navy sold surplus materials at the Newport Naval Supply Depot including cranes, life boats, baseball bats, cranes, spools of thread, tennis balls, and a single pair of false teeth. The auction offered 7200 items across 1500 shirt lots with prices described as bargains for attendees with folding money.
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Newport
R.I
Navy
Proposed Change Taxed States Income Gains
A fragmented note discusses tax changes and income gains, mentioning lifetime costs and comparisons to naval items. The text unclear references shoebrushes and weighing, with minor symbols like cent signs. No clear events, dates, or entities can be reliably identified.
West Acton real estate drive lists multiple building lots
Advertiser promotes eight acre tract on fra] street with six house lots one acre frontage and town water. Also lists Central street and Mass Ave parcels, several dwellings in Acton and Stow with recent sales, plus Depot Rd. and Liberty Square Rd. properties including a four acre lot, four rooms, modern amenities, and taxes of 52 per year.
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West Acton
Central Street
Mass. Ave
Acton
Stow
Red Acre Road
Depot Rd
Liberty Square Rd
Bolton
Blacktop Road
Barnei House
Littleton
Harvard
Saturdasboro
Hudson
East Main Street
Berlin Road
Clinton Street
Pearl Street
Ellis Ave
Warren Ave
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Obeov Gal
Fccese
P. O. Box
Association For Better County Government
Middlesex County Extension Service
Extension Service
Trustees For
County Aid To Agriculture
Middlesex County Commissioners
Board of Trustees
MacDowell
Dayton
State House
Executive Committee
B. Olsen
Steinman
C. Arthur Dowse
Shenborn
John H. Duston
Pope Road
Roger Conant
Littheton Common
Gordon C. Genthner
Boston Road
Groton
Willard Goldthwaite
Dunstable
Almon Huff
Inez Locke
Comets
Ofudbury
Little League
Front Row
J. Rrowe
L. Cutting
P. Bacon
P. Wayback Row
T. Kelly
T. Meaney
R. Hinds
J. Bautze
E. Brooks
J. Ferolito
R. Wilson
D. Barton
C. Siegars
F. Wilson
D. Davison
Francis Wilson
Herbert Hinds
John F. McGovern
L. Roy Hawes
Merrie Meadow
North Sudbury
Jeffs Beede
Beede
Wayland
Lincoln
Jean. Fredey
Sudbury Area
James DeNormandie
Priscilla .Gebhardt
Vesper George School
James DeNorman
U. S
Bedford
James Richardson
Carlisle Road
Oxford
Maine
George D. Fraser
Hillside Avenue
Nova Scotia
Church of Christ, Congregational
Evan Boynton
David Glenn
Roy Rudolph
Highland Avenue
Richard T. Broeg
Swampscott
Sephen W. Smith
Fitchdale Avenue
Woburn
Ueseat
By Lyn Connelly
Columbia
Rosemary Clooney
Johnnie Ray
Jimmy Boyd
Jerry Vale
Bill Heyer
Mary Small
Johnny Johnny
Carlisle
David R. Bott
East Cambridge
Board of Selectmen
Kenneth Winchester
Carolyn Lee
South Street
Winchester
Carl J. Swanson
Alton Bay
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Sontal Law
FOLKS
Wes
Maynard
Ariboro
Ponds
Doug Langilie
P. S
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