The Weekly Enterprise Office Address Notice
An inquiry shows the Weekly Enterprise Office located at Marlboro Massachusetts with publication details and distribution addresses in major cities. The notice lists offices on Liberty Street and various representatives in New York Boston St Louis Detroit and Los Angeles.
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the Weekly Enterprise
Liberty Street
Marlboro, Mass
Baer
Payne, Parse & Gmieh
Park Avenue
New York
Boylston Street
G. Logan Company
Tower
Carfeton
St. Louis
Lerense
Detroit
Direct Mail Strategy Lures Toronto Firms for New Plants
An editorial argues a targeted direct mail campaign helped Toronto attract 110 new industrial plants over three years. The letters emphasized market access, transportation, materials, and labor rather to claim the city itself. The piece urges applying the method locally despite differences in size and context.
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Toronto
Canada
Wide-Awake Spirit and the Need for Fresh Blood in a City
A resident explains that a community dies when it becomes insular and stops inviting new people. He argues new arrivals bring perspective and push locals to reexamine habits and customs, warning against stiff complacency and aging traditions.
The Dead Village
The speaker visits Dampvilles by the Mere and laments a dying town as Abner Sandford boasts a local status. Trains depart daily to remind residents of lost opportunities while Yardley’s narrator contrasts fame in New York with life in the stagnant village.
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Dampvilles-by-the Mere
Abner Sandford
Abner
Old Abner
New York
Old ‘Dumpville-by-the Mere
Walt Mason
Your Merchants and the Summer Market Outlook
An era piece remarks on summer peddlers and auctioneers promising deals while urging skepticism of promises of “something for nothing.” It notes reliance on home merchants, critiques campaigns for cheap goods, and references President Coolidge’s economy ideas amid touring season.
Local residents update on weekend travels and house projects
Clark Kinney of Central Street and other Way residents returned from a New York trip this morning while several locals changed jobs, started construction, or hosted visitors. Notables include John Hellen leaving Firestone Apsley Rubber for McCarthy Bros, and McCarthy Brothers starting a new Lake Street house project.
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Clark Kinney
Central Street
New York City
John Hellen
Menning Street
Firestone: Apsley Rubber Co
McCarthy Bros
Cester
Arthur Charbonneau
Broad Street
Anthony Brauchune
Annie
McCarthy Brothers
Lake Street
Welter Kelley
Pope Street
William J. Sullivan
G. Woodbury Parker
William J. Crogen
Cox Street
Eileen Shortsleeves
Manning Street
John Jacobs
Anna
Saugus
James Conway
Thomas Orlankus
Marion Street
Joseph L. Plouffe
Giasson
Pawtucket
Charles W. Holden
River Street
Mary LaDue
Stoneham
Thomas Kelly
A. M. Cudzance
Walter L. O'Brien
Edward Roche and Son
Watertown
Thomas Morrissey
New
Weekend visitors travel among Marlboro residents
Marlboro residents hosted and visited kin this weekend. Mrs. George L. Morgan and daughter Phyllis of Cambridge spent time with Mrs. Katherine Gerraway of Grantcourt. Mrs. Cora Shute of Farm Road visited Mr. and Mrs. T. L. McDormand in Windsor Vermont. Charles H. Webber returned from Parker Hill Roxbury. Mrs. Carrie Underwood and daughter Nellie toured Swansea area. Mr. and Mrs. George Morey of Philadelphia visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morley on West Hill Road.
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George L. Morgan
Phyllis
Cambridge
Katherine Gerraway
Grantcourt
Cora Shute
Farm Road
T. L. McDormand
Windsor, Vt
Carrie’ Underwood
Highland Street
Nellie
Swansea
Mass
George Morey
Philadelphia
Wm. Morley
West Ilill Road
Remarkable 82 Miles Per Gallon Ford Tale From Onset
Aug 11 Hudson reports a Ford owned by George Plant achieved 82 miles on five gallons of gas. The drivers say three and three quarters gallons remained after the trip from Onset to Hudson, claiming a new mileage record and urging engineers to examine the car for fuel efficiency.
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Harvey Broadbent
Onset
George Plant
Okie” O'Connell
Ford
Hudson
Henry Ford
Detroit
Plant
Plain remarks on dealers and a machine’s oil impact
A fragment discusses dealers in a commodity and a seemingly ordinary machine whose performance may influence oil prices. It predicts a tarred effect and notes Edna Pairbanks returning home from the Isle of Shoals where she vacationed since June. Paris notes finance minister Jainz’s debt policy as a gentlemanly stance, with France expected to fulfill obligations despite criticism.
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Edna Pairbanks
Isle of Shoals
Paris
Jainz
France
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Charles H. Webber
Baptist Hospital
Parker Hill
Roxbury
Delaine Chalmers
Burdett
Burdett College
Ieneral
Burdetf College
Ea Teil Mee
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