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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1939
Page
4
The snippet lists Commonwealth Avenue Concord contact details for M. Geardsell editor and advertising rates. It mentions per inch pricing, 18 inch insertion, weekly publication on Thursday, and a 1 year rate. It is a damaged OCR fragment with unclear figures.
OCR reads like garbled text with no clear names places or dates. The readable fragment mentions a date and event but lacks sufficient details to form a factual summary.
A tattered article discusses delaying action to curb farm fires, noting losses from burning farm buildings and damaged grain storage. It calls for better rural fire protection, stronger fire departments, and funding for agricultural fire safety and equipment.
A reader laments widespread money loss due to carelessness, citing old telephone books, insurance policies, and rent money as common places where cash and valuables disappear. The piece notes a man named Canon may have turned over substantial sums, illustrating how easily small items can hide large values in plain sight.
A reflective sermon on peace and the world’s great peacemakers. It argues the noblest birthright is work, divine purpose, and ceaseless effort to develop mind and body, urging individuals to embrace their tasks and strive for noble usefulness.
An op ed urges Massachusetts to finish the Route 20 link through Sudbury and Wayland to boost tourism and commerce. It criticizes years of inaction by the State Department of Public Works and calls for regulatory and public planting measures to improve highway appearance along the Henry Ford highway and local streets.
A Maynard letter to the editor thanks town veterans for their support in the election on Monday and extends hearty congratulations to the successful candidates. Signed by Alton W Sime.
A curated list of recent releases includes Aldrich The fashion c youds Ayers The moon in the water Baldwin The high road Chambers You can't get amohy by running Coxe Four frightened women Douglass Disputed passage Frout Yoke of etans Greer Paris Grey Knighta of the range Holton Watt for the title Huxley Murder on Safari Mason Konigemark Patterson Give them their dream Dickson fatal dead godatino The sword of Talam Beifert The Snow Guns along the border Blrong The long line Stransectenaan rides gain Trumbull Remember the end Walker Dr. Norton's wife Wallug The corpse with the Dietered hand Walsh The sons of the sword maker Waugh Going their ways White The sword in the stone.
The Maynard Young Republican Club announces its February meeting on February 28 at the United Co operative Building. Club president Ralph B. Smith says town officials will discuss the annual warrant and how it is drawn up. The club aims to engage both members and non members in civic matters and enrollment is underway.
In 1915 Massachusetts lawmakers authorized tree wardens, with property owner consent, to plant on private property to restore shade trees after hurricane damage. The statute permits towns and cities to appropriate funds for such planting, aiming to improve public safety with healthier root systems.
A Maynard gathering celebrated five of seven Nagle siblings from the town’s prominent family. Framed by long histories of humanitarian acts, Frances and Alice Nagle helped organize White Cross Guild efforts aiding neighbors in need.
A brief street notice references Maynard Mre and Martha WB Hare, noting an away designation and related address changes. The readable fragment indicates an update affecting local street naming or mapping.
The Peoples Theatre five dominated the Bancroft Club of Boston's West End House 86 to 14 at Pas time Hall on Sunday. Tony Lubin led with 15 points, while Joe Columbo, Seltzer, and Tody also contributed as the moviemen built a large halftime and third quarter margin.
Maynard Country Club held a Penny Sale last Friday night at Bhke ball. The event was a success despite road conditions. A prize of 10 dollars went to William of South Acton and 10 dollars to Helen Nyholm of Maynard. Morton, chairman, noted the event went well and another sale was planned.
Washington reports growing distrust of the president’s foreign policy and calls for clarification as the House opens debate on expanding the army air corps. The Republic offered a plan to limit arms purchases within a year with little opposition to the bill.
About 1400 union workers occupied the Bethlehem Steel plant in Detroit after management shut the shop. The action followed a dispute over a pay plan and job classifications.
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