Concord Enterprise Publication Notice From 1903
The Concord Enterprise lists to as second class matter at the Post Office in Matlogro Mass under the 1879 act. It notes Wednesday publication by Enter Wise Press Inc with editor Mandelph W Currier at 9 Main St Concord Massachusetts. Advertising rates 75 cents per inch first insertion 50 cents per inch subsequent insertions. Subscription rates shown for one year six months with details truncated.
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Postoffice
Matlgoro
Mass
Galle
Fragmented historical notes reflect early 20th century events
A garbled OCR list mentions U S troops withdrawn from Mexico in 1917 and the 1938 United Mine Workers AFL events. It references a Baltimore fire, Fremont in California, the Agriculture Department as executive department in 1889, gas lighting on Philadelphia streets in 1835, and N W Coin Harvey's death.
Foolish To Work the Criminal Mind Warns of Easy Gains
A skeptical look at criminals who argue that easier, more profitable routes exist than honest labor. The piece notes risk, inevitable capture, and the superiority illusion claimed by the lawbreaker, contrasted with the security of working for a respectable life. It also mentions the flood of books and the heavy pace of literary output.
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Pengence
Pepenrct
Reading Pace in a World of Information
The text suggests readers face an overwhelming flood of books and news, making it nearly impossible to stay fully up to date. It offers pragmatic solace: aim not to fall behind while noting attire can influence mood and comfort in a fast changing environment.
Zuni share wealth and nonaggression culture explored
New York reports Ruth R. Bunzel of Columbia studies describe the Zuni of New Mexico as an agrarian, noncompetitive society with no police or murders in memory. Wealth is shared via feasts, child-rearing emphasizes social rules, and extended families live communally to lessen rivalry.
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New York
New Mexico
Ruth R. Bunzel
Department of Anthropology
Columbia University
Bunzel
Santa Fe
Zii
Bun 2el
Zui
Sudbury Men's Club Holds Meeting and Supper
The Sudbury Men's Club met in the town hall for its regular monthly gathering. Boston Red Sox Scout Neil Mahoney shared hunting experiences and humor. The group voted to approve up to ten dollars for kitchenware with Henry Page leading the motion. Three new members, Selectman Lawrence B Tighe, Boward F Moynihan and Philip Gutler, were welcomed with handshakes. Forrest Bradshaw, Richard Cutler and Lloyd Bantroft organized the supper.
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Sudbury
Neil Mahoney
Boston Red Sox
Henry Page
Lawrence B.tighe
Boward F. Moynihan
Death of Rev John Eric Lilback Former Maynard Pastor
Des Maynard word reports the death of Rev John Eric Lilback aged 59 of New York City. He served as pastor of the Finnish Congregational church in Maynard in 1907 08 and earlier led congregations in Quincy MA and Brooklyn NY before becoming a traveling minister. He fell ill in Finland during a 190? trip and returned to New York two days before his death on January 31. Lilback was well known in Maynard.
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Maynard
John Eric Lilback
New York City
Mr. Lillback
Quincy
Massachusetts
Brooklyn
New York
Finland
Igienk
New Members Named to Sudbury Finance Committee
Sudbury sees four of five former members decline reappointment with John C Hall as the sole holdover. New appointees are Arthur R Howe Albert N Young Warren Hunt and Gordon Taylor. The panel will review departmental budget figures this week.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Finance Committee
John C Hall
Arthur R Howe
Alert N Young
Warren Hunt
Gordon Taylor
Service For Mrs. Moore At Baptist Church Acton
Funeral service for Mrs. Cayrie Hanson Moore who followed her husband in death three weeks earlier was held at the family home in Acton. Rev. Arthur J. Jeffries officiated with delegations from local clubs in attendance. Born in Arlington, she was 70 near 71 and lived in Acton most of her life contributing to civic affairs. She leaves two daughters Mildred Moore and Mrs Lowell H. Cram and a sister Mrs Charles Allen of Waltham. Burial followed in Mount Pleasant Cemetery Arlington.
Finnish Congregational preacher to lead week services
Rev. Olli Jokisaari recently arrived from England will preach Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday nights and Sunday at 6 and 7 30 pm A coffee table will be sponsored by Mr and Mrs John Kivela after the Thursday service Public invitation extended.
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Olli Jokisaari
England
John Kivela
Local Baptist Church Pulpit Reoccupied by Gordon Tate
West Acton Gordon Tate a student at Gordon College in Bogton and a local boy again occupied the pulpit at the Baptist church last Sunday morning. Friends and parishioners of Rev. Arthur H. Wide will be pleased to learn he is making a steady improvement in health at Emerson Hospital where he is being treated for an injury from an auto accident on New Year’s Day. He is expected to return home in a few days.
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Gordon Tate
Gordon College
Bogton
Baptist Church
Arthur H. Wide
Emerson Hospital
Mobile Port Earnings Reach All Time High
Mobile's sea trade reports record figures for the last fiscal year with gross earnings of 1,009,418 and net operating revenue of 525,927. Net tonnage reached 1,742,377 despite European war impact. C E Sauls presented the figures to Gov Frank M Dixon and noted 53, 44.83 was spent on additions and expansion. Joseph Vee of the Concord Rotary Club received an invitation for local officers to attend Newton Rotary Club on February 2.
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Mobile
Ala
Alabama
C. E. Sauls
Frank M. Dixon
Europe
Sauls
Joseph Vee
Concord Rotary Club
Newton Rotary Club
Sudbury Public Health nurse reports 1939 visits total 1266
Miss Porter, Sudbury Public Health Association nurse, reported 1939 visits: pre natal 67, delivery 5, post partum 73, new born 39, acute illness 418, health supervision 90, pre school 209, school 314, adult 98, miscellaneous 53, total 1266. Also 29 hygiene classes, 94 well child visits, and 10 conferences. Nomination and committee appointments listed for 1940. Red Cross noted Sudbury’s efficiency and low cost per visit.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Public Health’ Association
Post Road
Porter
Ford School
Charles R .Capon
Richard C Hill
Alice Parmenter
William Tufts
Ways and Means
Edmund H. Sears , Jr
Sudbury-Irving Priest Home From Hospital
Sudbury-Irving Mike Priest, who was seriously hurt weeks ago by a shot put at the Northeastern University Gym, has returned home from Peter Bent Brigham hospital. He is confined to bed but hopes to be up soon, much to the relief of his many young friends. Priest earned honors from Sudbury High.
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Sudbury
Irving
Mike
Northeastern University
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Concord Ice Company completes second crop at Lowell Pond
Concord reports a successful second ice harvest at the Lowell Road pond with outdoor piling due to full supply. The first crop reached 11 to 14 inches thick, the latest eight to ten inches. Community Fund drive in Concord surpassed expectations, led by Pliny Jewell Jr. as chairman, with Lexington competing. Local figures Oliver Bacon injury recovery at Concord Publishing and Larz Anderson improving after hospitalization. Former treasurer Herbert Townsend returns home but remains limited in activity. Clergy changes at Middlesex service with Rev. John P. Williams and Rev. Edwin P. Booth upcoming. Maynard’s Anchor and Ark Glee Club, featuring Arthur B. Corey, plans benefit concerts for the Concord Legion band.
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Concord
Lowell Rd
Greater Boston
Pliny Jewell, Jr
Lexington
Sudbury News Briefs Highlight Local Civic Activities
Sudbury residents hear from Harold McMurty and Donald Stone on women’s political participation. The Board of Registrars begins annual census of residents over 20. Water District petitions due by February 10. Frederick Hawkins returns to Boston office, firemen plan annual ball February 22 with Brigham Orchestra. Ladies Aid to host bean supper with Mrs. William Davison in charge.
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Harold McMurty
Donald Stone
Florida
Sudbury Woman’s Republican Club
John C. Hall
South Sudbury
Board of Registrars
Forrest Dard Ashaw
Board of“Water Commissioners
Frank F’. Gerry
Sudbury Water District
Water Commissioners
Frederick D. Hawkins
Boston
Sudbury Firemen's Association
Washington
Brigham Orchestra
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
William ©. Davison
Peace in Understanding Proverb Reflection
A concise reflection on a biblical proverb describing a man of understanding who holds his peace. The saying emphasizes restraint and measured response over rash speech in conflicts or disputes.
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Groton
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