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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1911

Page

5

MOTH HEARING FIGURES AGAINST STATE FORESTER OVER MOTH WORK

Concord hosts a gypsy moth hearing with Senator Roger Sherman Hoar grilling State Forester Rane. Witness H P Richardson testified on costly hose and poor state supplies, urging separate control of moth work from the forest commission. Other superintendents criticized current methods and parasites distributed without consent.

Concord Roger Sherman Hoar Forester Rane H. P. Richardson Hoar Supt. Richardson Richardson Atull State Forester State Forest Commission State Forest Department James A. Watson Boston Jerry Rane George J

Local Grocer Ads and Storm School Closure Notice

Roquefort Camembert Young America Snappy Pimento and Factory Cheese advertised at C H Towle’s 30 Main St. No school session for lower grades Tuesday due to the storm. Undertaker Joseph Lee handled the funeral of Mrs Ida M Hall of Magnara with burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Concord. Sajted Nuts Almonds Pecans Castanas and Peanuts advertised at C H Towle’s 30 Main St.

Roquefort Camembert Young America H. Towle’s Main St Joseph Lee Ida M. Hall Magnara Concord Sleepy Hollow C. H. Towle E E. Anderson 3. H. Howe Shoe Co Frank Horne Highland St Walter Fiske Marlboro K. D. Child Charles Manyard Barnard-Summer Co Worcester

Marlboro Social Notices and Local Moves

Marlboro entries show residents visiting relatives and relatives visiting Marlboro. Harold H. Rowell and family from Portland Maine, and others like W G Cheney, Miss Alice Tighe, and John Treacy Jr are noted with local addresses and travel plans in New York Worcester and Boston.

Harold H. Rowell Portland F. Bb. Smith Shawmut W. G. Cheney East Main St New York United Machinery Co Alice Tighe Berlin Road St. Vincent's Hospital Worcester John Treacy, Jr Holy Cross College Roger Crotty B. & M. Railroad Boston

Single Tax Explored At Concord Grange Open Meeting

Concord Grange held an open meeting in the town hall with Jonas M. Miles presenting on the Single Tax. He argued land value is community created and should be taxed, while improvements remain untaxed, aiding farmers and small homeowners alike.

Concord Grange Jonas M. Miles Concord Miles Fullows Massachusetts Bullock Department of Economics Harvard University Boston Chamber of Commerce

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Albert Main Street Spencer Spenger Bros MAIN P. W. White Concord, Mass A. G. Ziegler Concord Junction Tary Bernas Acton Sudbury Arthur J. Coughlan Maynard’s Block Rich Ardson Georgetown FF. H. Farrar Waltham Benjamin Pearson Bane Edith Stobo Osteopath Thoreau St Leon Perault Howland Jr Walter Teller Wheeler Express Co Antonio Scourtis Liberty St Marlboro Hospital Marlboro High School South Framingham High F. A. Este Gloucester Peterboro N. H Union Club Middlesex Curtis Washington J. J. Mitchell John Voutas Lowell Paul Fieldén Leominster Ae F. S. Dewey, Sr West Maint Wiake M. Bean Windsor House Frank B. Procter Russell Fitchburg Wiliam Dempsey H. Long South Flamingan Leander Stevens Clinton Conn F. Walker Garding .It Open Meeting of Concord John Finigan North Union Odd Fellows Association Hall Roger Sherman Hear Civic Club Keyes Percy KR. Foss Daniel Cullinane Middlesex Central Pomona Grange Lexington Byron Chasm Thoreau Street Clarence McAuslin Arthur J. Sullivan Front Street Maynard NEW England Variety Store Commonwealth Ave A. M. Wood CO Coal & Lumber Southern Division
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