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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1952
Page
10
In Laconia New Hampshire Mildred E Bates created a pet care trust upon her death to provide for the welfare of dogs and cats. A guardian appointed to notify the animals beneficiaries of their benefits and ensure ongoing support for the 17 dogs in the care of the trust.
Champaign Illinois report from the University of Illinois College of Agriculture describes an automatic feed stoker system that grounds corn, blends other feeds if needed, and delivers it to livestock. It features a conveyor hammer mill blower and safety time controls with three installations.
Concord Lodge of Elks No 1479 will mark Lincoln's birthday with its annual past exalted rulers night at the new Elks home. About 12 to 15 new candidates will be initiated under Exalted Ruler Edward R Kelly and officers. A buffet supper follows and 30 members will travel to Boston for the Massachusetts Elks Association dinner at Copley Plaza Hotel.
A Brevard North Carolina man reported a theft from his parked station wagon. Items taken include a house coat two pairs of pajamas and a pair of house slippers. The incident was described in a brief police report.
The article previews a long low brick ranch style two family home dubbed a Dick Tracy inspired design. It features separated entrances, large windows, a bright living room, two spacious bedrooms, cross ventilation, and income potential from one side. Blueprints cost 5 dollars or 12 dollars for three sets. orders to Penny's Small Homes, Box 1055, Berkley Michigan.
A Science News Letter article from the AAAS says deer battle foes with their feet using sharp toes, not antlers, and do not risk their valuable antlers when corned or angered.
Massachusetts building permits show 27 600 dwellings started in 1951 a 9.7 percent drop from 1950 with 19.7 percent public housing and 22 000 privately financed units. December retail sales rise 0.8 percent year over year led by Boston stores up 2.1 percent. Fish landings weighed 170 901 529 pounds valued at 1 882 million before processing. Hay crop valued at 19 170 000 dollars.
A south facing basement window can host a cost effective hotbed using basement heat. Build an excavation and frame with a hinged sash, bank earth around to seal drafts, and ventilate by opening the window as needed. Heat is steadier though not as high as other beds, so monitor temperature and drafts.
A personality gift combines a photo enlargement with a durable mounting to resemble a statuette. Mount on 4 and a half percent Masonite hardboard with rubber cement, scroll saw the figure, then slot into a base wood piece for standing. Finish the base by staining varnishing enameling or painting. Buy U S savings bonds.
Gardeners can start seeds indoors using a 60 degree baseline, sphagnum moss and vermiculite, then provide artificial light at 50 to 100 foot candles from fluorescent or tungsten lamps. Use a simple light meter method with paper and a Weston meter to gauge intensity and keep seedlings sturdy rather than leggy.
The Massachusetts Tree Wardens and Foresters Association will hold its 40th annual convention at Horticultural Hall in Boston on February 6 and 7. The two day meeting features a speaking program and a machinery exhibit for tree wardens, arborists, foresters, and park staff. Prof. W E Tomlinson Jr of the Shade Tree Laboratory will discuss weed control and a Dutch Elm Disease symposium.
City program offers free speaking event about improving street trees along the corridor. Officials urge residents to attend and discuss planning, maintenance, and benefits for neighborhoods.
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