Marlboro Weekly Enterprise Publication Details
The Weekly Enterprise published from Marlboro Massachusetts lists office at 16 Liberty Street and editions weekly on Wednesdays. It notes second class matter under the act of Congress and provides subscription rates and mailing information for Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford areas.
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Marlboro
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Enterprise Incorporated
Postoffice
Merlboro
Congress
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Goncord
Sudbury
Acton Bedford
Editor Smith in Action and the Roosevelt Shift Debate
The piece discusses Editor Smith and his editorial use as a springboard for a potential 1936 presidential run, amid broader criticism of the Roosevelt administration. It mentions past party dynamics, Hoover’s nomination lessons, and a Democratic victory in a district where Edmiston’s platform supported the President.
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Oeportunites
Smith
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Hoover
Coolidge
Republic
Caves
Roosevelt
Mr. Smith
Edmiston
Bartlett urges jobs over public works in welfare shift
Chairman Jo vent W Bartlett of the State Civil Works Administration stresses converting welfare recipients into payroll workers. He says cities benefit little from welfare disbursements while federal funds should fund useful public works and job creation. The president pledges to prevent another severe winter like 1932 33.
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Russia
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Father Im
Muniby
Jovent W. Bartlett
State Civil Work Administration
Warant
Marlboro
Rum Row Reemerges After Prohibition Repeal
The article discusses renewed rum smuggling along Rum Row after the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. It notes high costs of contraband alcohol and the ongoing vigilance of the United States Customs Service and Coast Guard. It mentions the Hawley Smoot tariff act history and estimates of whiskey smuggling, with federal revenue losses pegged at $18.30 per case and officials aiming to curb the activity.
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United States Customs Service
Coast Guard
Customs Service
Reed Smoot
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Senate Committee On Finance
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Senate
Virginia Capes
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Washington
Prohibition Enforcement Service Amid Political Pressures
The passage notes pressure on federal and state governments to raise revenues for unemployment relief and balanced budgets. It suggests the Prohibition Enforcement Service could grow under political influences and limitations as federal power confronts Rum Row.
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Prohibition Enforcement Service
Uncle Sam
President's liquor policy outlines repeal and federal role
The piece discusses the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and the expected clash over states' rights versus federal regulation of liquor. It notes possible protests to Congress, the NRA era codes, and the need to educate citizens toward temperance, while contrasting viewpoints of leaders like Beck and Shouse and mentioning international trade and exploration notes.
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Association For the Prohibit.o
NRA Todes
Congress
James M. Beck
Jouett Shouse
Pierre
Perha
Dark Horse Heathens Triumph Over Reds Intertown Bowling
Heathens defeated the Reds Intertown Bowling at Lynch Pit as Jim Lent rolled a 322 series to lead the effort. The event occurred Thursday with the Dark Horse team margins shaping a strong showing.
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Jim Lent
Veterg
Dark Horse
Heathens
All Day Meet of Grangers in Hudson Crowned by Programs
The Borough Pomona Grange schedules an all day gathering in Hudson with attendees from every local Grange. The forenoon program opens at 10 with welcomes from Master Alfred Fordway and Walter K. Brown. Educational committee members lead the session, followed by a Christmas program in the afternoon featuring the eee Trio from Boston, a Christmas story by Mrs Clyde W. Robbins, and specialties by Hudson Grange under Mrs Catherine Daigneault.
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Hudson
Pomona Grange
Cochran Hall
Alfred Fordway
Hudson Grange
Walter K. Brown
Borough Pomona Grange
Pomona
Willis E Wheeler
Northboro
Otto H. Geers
Stow
Winthrop A Fenno
Westboro
Lester Ross
Berlin
J. Aubrey Marshall
Marlboro
Eee. Trio
Boston
Clyde 'W. Robbins
Catherine Daigneault
Definitions of Tavern and Restaurant in Maynard Bill
A Maynard Massachusetts law draft by Rep Frank C Sheridan distinguishes taverns from restaurants. Taverns must sell alcohol and be public, lighted, on sidewalk level, with open entrances and no private booths, and women may work but not drink. Restaurants require victualer licenses, proper facilities, and no such location restrictions, with dancing and advertising allowed.
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Frank C. Sheridan Maynard
Mass
Potatoes in Daily Diet Spark Creative Dishes
A discussion on the value of potatoes in American diets notes their Vitamin D benefits and low cost. It offers several old fashioned potato recipes such as Delmonico and Duchess Potatoes, plus meat loaf with potato layers and baked potatoes with paprika and sage, all presented in a home cooking style.
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America
Concord Public Entertainment at Annusaac Grange
Under Mrs. Jessie Delaney on December 11 Concord public entertainment features local talent with dancing and whist. The event opens to the public at a moderate price. Deputy Hinckley of Beverly visited the Grange meeting this week and spoke on plans for the coming year.
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Jessie Delaney
Annusaac Grange
Hinckley
Beverly
Lyon
Whist Benefit At Annursiae Grange Honors Winners
A whist party benefitting Annursiae Grange was held on Saturday night. Nine tables competed with Mrs. John Foster winning first place, John T McClarey second, Albert Jalbert third, and Consolations to Mrs. Bruso and Howard Edwardson. Gladys Taylor earned a special $2 prize for the highest score.
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Hoel Hinman
John Foster
John T McClarey
Albert Jalbert
Bruso
Howard Edwardson
Gladys Taylor
Fair and Supper Under Ladies Union Aims at West Concord
The annual fair and supper organized by the Ladies Union of West Concord is planned with a 6 30 start. Committees oversee supper fancy work ice cream candy afternoon tea and publicity with several named organizers. Providence guests Ruth Heeks and Warren Freeman Priest attended and returned to Littleton to visit Priest's parents after the Brown Colby game.
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West Concord
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Eupper
Ih. L Day
Irving
Frank
Walker
Fred Gale
Arthur. Yiullen
Frank Hewitt
Benjamin Derby
Clarence W Mahan
Henry H. Hawley
William } Heeks
Mary. Garand
Providence
Warren Freeman Priest
Ruth Heeks
Maynard Project Highlights and Community Plans
Maynard unveils additional development projects and community initiatives for the upcoming year. City officials and local groups outline goals for housing, transportation improvements, and public spaces to boost economic activity.
Miss Feeney Seeks Column Notes From Readers
Readers are invited to send problems or requests to Miss Feeney at the newspaper. She will respond in this column or by letter, providing answers and guidance to readers.
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Miss Feeney
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