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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1951
Page
10
A September 1950 survey shows farm returns per dollar spent on feed fall below the 1935 to 1939 average for eggs and milk while hogs cattle and sheep returns stay above the 1936 to 1939 average. Milk returns dip to 1.56 per dollar, hogs at 1.80, beets at 0.86 to 0.89.
The American Foundation for Animal Health lists seven steps to curb swine enteritis. Isolate new swine for three weeks, control parasites, keep swine away from contaminated areas, provide balanced nutrition, identify and remove sow carriers, watch for scouring and weight loss, and isolate sick animals at first signs for diagnosis.
A method suggests tying the tether to an old automobile tire casing and dropping it over a stake, with the stake raised high to prevent cattle from pulling the tire off. This arrangement keeps cattle from winding the tether around the stake.
Research men from the U S department of agriculture and northwest orchardists report fifth consecutive season of thinning increases in Golden Delicious and other varieties. Thinners used on hundreds of acres show gains per tree and overall yield improvement.
Week schedule lists meetings and gatherings across Concord from Thursday to Wednesday. Events include Cub Pack 33 banquet at Veterans Building, Laymen's League supper, M N G drill at State Armory, Concord lodge meeting, Woman's Club, Young People's Fellowship, waste paper collection, Board of Selectmen session, LC F hall meeting, Company H non camp, Chorus rehearsal, K of C meeting, Grange gathering, and a joint women’s forum at Veterans Building.
A&P Service for Homemakers promotes using the beanpot for tender chicken and traditional Boston baked beans. It instructs cutting fowl into pieces, simmering with onion, and skimming fat, plus a molasses free bean variant with sugar and salt pork. Banana fritters with catsup accompany the dish.
From Tokyo to Korea US civilian volunteers and donors back the United Nations relief drive. About 600 000 pounds of gifts are sent for pre holiday distribution while blood drives at the American Red Cross in Tokyo draw hundreds of donors. Soldiers of the 26th Infantry Division support combat operations as the UN forces advance.
In Fort Worth Texas E C Meyers heard a noise and saw a shadow at his back door. He fired a .22 rifle at the figure, which proved to be his wife’s two mops. The incident highlights a deadly domestic misidentification.
Rep Howard S Russell notes a heated water dispute between Lincoln and Concord over Sandy Pond. Lincoln seeks full access while Concord cites rights and costs, with testimony from town attorneys and engineers. The piece suggests a legislative decision to find a common solution.
Police Commissioner John Daugherty began crying at a cafe table in Grand Prairie Texas when a leaking tear gas bomb found in his pocket was discovered. The incident stirred concern before the officer explained the accidental discovery.
Totvo Hulk konien, the police officer who arrested him for drunken driving after he claimed to have consumed 15 beers, faced a court hearing where he revised the count to 5 peers. The judge set the sentence at 10 days in jail matching the 10 beer figure.
A 14 year old Medford Oregon boy was questioned at a bus station in Salt Lake City after saying he planned to go to Wyoming. He carried no luggage except a shoe box with an automatic pistol two clips and a holster and ammunition in a full box.
Detroit Michigan report shows teen drivers outperform those in their early twenties in safety according to data from the National Safety Council.
Boston. The American Red Cross will subordinate to Civilian Defenses at the local level while expanding its existing facilities. Rob ert M. Pierpont says the Red Cross will provide first aid training home nursing blood and shelter programs and will follow government directions during disasters while continuing aid for peace time emergencies.
An ad touts a DIY cough syrup using granulated sugar and water, with Pinex added to make a pint of medicine for coughs from colds. It claims high value, kid friendly taste, no spoilage, and a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
Concord remembers First Class Petty Officer John T. O'Brien Jr and notes his Newport assignment after a World War II era career in town. The Concord Council K of C plans a town-wide waste paper drive next Sunday February 18 urging residents to place papers curbside before 10 00 am. Mr and Mrs John J Flannery of West Concord return from a long automobile trip covering the west coast southwest and the south.
A fragmentary note references Grandma's Sayin and a claim of certainty about enriching others with a cash gift of eight dollars, mentioning Winkler and a person labeled GG. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event details or full names.
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