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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1928
Page
7
A partial OCR line mentions Mrs honor and committee lines but remains largely unreadable. No clear event date or location can be determined. the fragment references a honor or committee context without concrete details.
A 1921 survey by the U S Department of Commerce and the National Textile Council details textile and shoe industry conditions in England and the United States. It notes payrolls around 1 000 and average gas sales about 416 with output spanning braids laces and trimmings.
An exceptional notice proclaims a groundbreaking forthcoming event, highlighting city and local officials, with emphasis on the debut of a major project and its expected community impact. The announcement signals a persistent optimism toward a historic milestone.
Paul Fejos wrote and directed The Last Moment described as an impres sionist photoplay portraying the last thoughts before death through kaleidoscopic scenes. Tamar Lane lauds its inventive camera work while Wilton Barrett seeks it as the film of honor for the National Board of Review conference in New York City.
In Topeka Kansas H S Hendricks of United Power and Light says electricity in rural areas spurs modern farming. He notes farm homes becoming as modern as city homes and electrical machinery cutting labor and production costs, boosting efficiency.
Hendricks cites a survey across twenty seven states showing an 86.6 percent rise in farm homes with electric service from 1924 to 1927. He notes automatic pumps provide running water, irrigation, milk cooling, and livestock care, with monthly water costs around 5.36 dollars including depreciation, arguing electric refrigeration is essential, not a luxury.
Articino announces the UFA film The Cabinet of Dr Caligari as a feature in itself with organ accompaniment by Mr precisiovw Syme. The program runs one week starting Saturday evening February 4 with shows every evening except Sunday and matinees Wednesday and Saturday. All seats are reserved at the Box Office and other ticket outlets.
Elmer Berry of Stow is declared Massachusetts State Champion in 4 H Garden Club Work 1927 by the Extension Service. The honor earns him a week at the champion's camp in July at the Massachusetts Agricultural College. Berry has long led the local garden and poultry clubs and won 106 ribbons three medals and two cups. He recently represented Massachusetts in an interstate Poultry Judging Contest at Madison Square Garden New York City.
Camden, 8. A summer polo tournament will decide the Dixie representative for national events. Thurmond Chatham of Winston-Salem N C chairs the southern circuit of the United States Polo Association. Clubs expected include Memphis Polo and Hunt, Winston-Salem, Pinehurst Sandhills, Fort Lethorpe, Fort Bragg, Fort Screven, Camden and Aiken. National Guard units in Atlanta New Orleans and Tampa may also participate.
Former Louisiana governor and Roosevelt running mate John M Parker urges Americans to return to practical frugality, warns against debt, and promotes business over politics to expand agricultural markets. He lives simply near St Francisville after retirement.
Houston becomes host for the Democratic National Convention to be held June 26. Mayor Holcombe seeks guidance from Jesse H. Jones as planners target 25 000 visitors and major civic projects. Officials weigh venue options from a circus tent to a permanent structure while coordinating arrangements with national party leaders.
A Department of Commerce survey conducted with the New England Council analyzes 1923 1928 cotton goods production in New England. It covers processes from spinning to weaving, plant ages, wage shares 27.7 percent, and material costs 53.9 percent. It notes regional output shares New Hampshire 20 percent Rhode Island 18 percent Massachusetts 68 percent and trends in employment, sales, and distribution.
City officials press ahead with a convention project funded up to 400000 dollars as a lever to drive broader plans. Officials vow no money will be spared and emphasize decisive action to secure the event.
West Acton Rovers win a bowling contest against Gleasondale at Bowl away alleys by eight pins. Notable scores include H Tracy 94 0 108, Lawton struggling in late frames, and H Tracey also facing tough string. Team totals show West Acton with strong finishes despite late pressure from Gleason.
The Probate Court of Middlesex Massachusetts issues a citation to heirs and interested parties in the estate of Andrew Biggt late of Carlisle deceased. Frank J. Biggs petitions for letters testamentary. one named executor declined to accept the trust without a surety bond. Court date set February 1928 to show cause. publication and service requirements detailed.
A notice announces loss of a bank book associated with Section 40 Chapter 590 of the acts of 1908 and provides a filing to replace the duplicate. The entry names Sidney BacCieo and Dreneuver with a date of February 1, 1905.
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