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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1927
Page
3
Fragmented OCR lists residents and visitors with vacation plans and trips. Names include Burke, Lynch, Murphy, Webber, Smith, and Riley among others. Mentions Nantasket Beach, Elm Street, and New York trips with brief home addresses and travel notes.
The Prince of Wales travels to Alberta on the Empress of Australia for a third Canadian visit. He tours ranching sites, rides horses, and meets figures like Guy Weadick of the Calgary Stampede, showcasing his interest in stock raising and Western Canadian life.
London report details a fortified Bank of England rebuild with eight foot thick outer walls of steel and concrete. An impregnable network of secret passages vaults and strong rooms plus armed guards on three vault floors aims to deter crooks floods fires and bombs. Secret flood devices connect three points including a ten mile distant location as part of defense.
Preservation of the automobile showroom complexion is sought in a polish that can be had in colors to match those of the car. It follows the principle of face powder and shoe polishes, to correspond to the hues of surfaces to which they are applied, and is said to be more effective in keeping the original luster of the auto than ordinary polishes.
U S officials warn that aliens participating in anti government demonstrations risk deportation under immigration law. President Johnson cites Sacco and Vanzetti as examples of enemies of the state while urging Congress to strip naturalized citizens who pledge allegiance to Mussolini or other dictators. Officials note deportation requires concrete evidence, not mere participation, though extremist affiliation can justify action.
Miss Margaret aves returned from New York City. Miss Madeline Brd deti resuming home duties after Salem trip. Beatrice Breault takes Woolworth employment. Oscar Martin visited Brockton relatives. Ralph Potter and family vacationed at York Beach. Miss Edna and Lewise Paul back from New York City. Martha Mitchell visited Boston. Mrs Perron began stitching at John A Frye factory. Dwyer family spent weekend at Revere Beach. Irene Gallagher returned from New York City trip. Mrs Manning enjoys two weeks vacation from Middlesex factory. Mrs George Stole home after Nova Scotia visit. Eva and Dorothy Dry returned from New York City. Ita Labarre visiting grandmother in Orchard Street. Bechet formerly in city now at John A Frye. Connors family spent weekend at Revere Beach. Frank Landry family moved from Essex Street to new home. Mrs Olamey Gare and daughter with Margaret Sie visited Mrs Watson. Beoor enjoying Sunday at Revere Beach. Kingston and another resident motor to Montreal visit. Nanian Pehh and party spent day in city. Mrs Collins and N were in South Street area.
Mary McGuigan of the M H S class plans September admission to St Kal oost hospital to train as a nurse. Henry Barrett, famed street angler, reportedly caught a 24 pound pickerel in Meadow yesterday. A Boy Scout band will play in Hopedale under Stern Warter. Clifton Baker leaves Paragon Park today for a trip to New York visiting. Mr and Mrs Joseph P enjoyed a trip to Blehead this week. Viola Weagle spent week at camp Me in Maine.
Los Angeles driver Frank Lockhart at 24 is the fastest auto racer in the United States. He has driven most track types and set a 71.0 mile per hour dry lake record in Sora, California, rivaling Major Segrave’s British mark. His career includes 140 laps at 54.03 miles per hour on a track and a 147.739 mile per hour speed at Atlantic City.
Acting Secretary of Agriculture Dunlap told New York business leaders that agricultural conditions nationwide are improving and positions for farmers are stronger. He urged land purchases for young aspiring farmers, predicting a flourishing, profitable agriculture in a decade as cotton, corn, wheat, and livestock profit expand.
The Middlesex County Je Club outlines a plan to promote boys and girls calf club work at the annual meeting held at Mason Garfield's farm. They vote to assist youths in obtaining suitable calves to develop into fine animals and offer a $10 prize for Jerseys shown at Acton with a grand prize for the girl winner.
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