Concord Enterprise entry from 1908 Marlborough edition
Incomplete OCR shows a small town newspaper notice from Concord Enterprise with garbled contact details, editor and street names, and registration in Marlborough Massachusetts. Publication notes reference a 1879 act and weekly Thursday date hint, lacking clear event or story content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Enterprise Rudolph
Sorater
Mein Street
Ain” Street
Cord
Mass
Marlborough
Massachusetts
Enterprise
Payoff notes on WWII veteran insurance dividend checks
Letters discuss government insurance dividends totaling 2.8 billion to World War II veterans and the impact on personal income and economy. Separate Concord Massachusetts letter argues Hugh Cargill site offers better expansion room for a school project and questions Peter Bulkeley site viability and cost figures.
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U. S. ‘Treasury
National Service Insuranc
Ave T
Veterans Administration
Tava
Citizens School Facts Committee outlines Concord space plan
A Concord message from Ernest R. Spinney details growing kindergarten through eighth grade needs and proposed solutions. It compares renovating old buildings versus new construction and lists two potential sites for a new 12 room school, with cost considerations and state aid notes. The letter invites citizen questions and promises further site and cost data next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dear Eidtor
Finance Committee
Peter Bulkeley
Massachusetts School Building Assistance Committee
Hugh Cargill
Road Department
Citizen's
Finigan
Loughlin
Currier
Citizens Schoo Facts Committee
Concord
Levins
West Concord
Emerson School
Pleasant Street
West
Harvey Wheeler
Armory
Citizens School Facts Committee
Ernest R. Spinney
Barn Meetings For County Dairymen
Concord barn meetings for dairymen feature Mastitis Control by Dr Douglas Stern and Machine Cleaning by Byron Colby. Sessions run 1 30 p m to 3 p m with home milking after. Schedule lists February 20 Great Brook Farm Carlisle February 21 Twin Valley Farm East Pepperell February 23 Mainstone Farm Wayland February 24 Stratton Farm Hudson.
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Concord
Douglas Stern
Byron Colby
Great Brook Farm
Rt. 126
Carlisle
Twin Valley Farm
Brookline St
East Pepperell
Mainstone Farm
Old Connecticut Path
Wayland
Stratton Farm
Manning St
Hudson
Mill Dam Patters and Town Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Innkeeper Grimes reports Hotel News picked up an item about his old fashioned cap. Bob Parks named restaurant man of the week. Ice Follies at Boston Garden now on. Dr A Warren Stearns is town moderator at Bilerica. Lincoln reports 61 students at Concord high 18 at Weston and one at Waltham.
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Grimes
Bob Parks
Boston Garden
A. Warren Stearns
Bilerica
Lincoln
Concord High
Weston
Waltham
School Group Outlines Plan to Modernize Concord Buildings
The School Committee proposes a multi year modernization focusing first on the Harvey Wheeler brick building the high school and the Peter Bulkeley building. It favors moving seventh and eighth grades to Concord freeing space for younger children and aims to provide proper kindergarten and primary room design.
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Concord
Peter Bulkeley
Harvey Wheeler
West Concord
Pleasant Street
Concord Grange to Confer Degrees Next Tuesday Night
Concord Grange No 259 meets at Peter Butkeley School next Tuesday night to confer third and fourth degrees on a class. Mrs Alice O Brien will lead the business session and a state officer will inspect. The February 7 meeting conferred first and second degrees and held a Valentine party.
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Concord
Concord Grange
P. of H
Peter Butkeley School
Alice O’brien
Bedford
Middlesex Central
Pomona
Odd Fellows Hall
Waltham
Acton Town Hall
Concord Chest 1948 Campaign Financial Statement
The Concord Chest presents a year by year summary of its 1948 campaign results. It details payments pledges disbursements and ongoing administration to show how funds were used for 1949. The fall goal was 63500 but fell short by about 750 due to incomplete plans by two agencies.
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Concord
West Concord
Concord Boy Scout
West Concord Girl Scouts
Creative Personality by Dr Charles Francis Potter Coming March 28 1950
Dr Potter a noted religious humanist presents a synthesis of faith and science arguing that peace of mind comes from creative personality and that evolution supports a spiritual philosophy. The book proposes science and cosmic consciousness as a bridge between theism and humanism with a fresh look at life's meaning. born in Marlboro and long active in New York religious circles.
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Charles Francis Potter
Nogmas
Potter
Community Chest Finances Report and Fund Details
The article reviews how smaller requirements in a given year allowed agencies to be paid in full and reduced the deficit via operational savings. It notes 94.69 percent of campaign receipts went to beneficiaries, 5.49 percent to expenses, and describes the Emergency Fund as a disaster cushion for Concord and West Concord. It mentions a $1,500 deficit and potential deductions to member agencies.
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Chest
Concord
West Concord
Community Chest
Town Eyes 800000 Bond Plan With Tax Projections
The 1950 tax rate would see minor impact if the town approves 800000 in bonds for schools sewers and road upgrades. First year levy about 3.45 dollars per thousand with gradual rate decline after 1951 as debts mature and assessments adjust. Officials discussed renovations on Main Street and a new Road Department building with proposed 30000 and 60000 articles.
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Ballou
John J. Flannery
Ride Commissioners
Artic
Main Street
Mill Dam
Water and Light
Flannery
Lowell Road
Finance Committee
For Sale Two Man Chain Saw in Like New Condition
Advertisement notes a two man chain saw offered for sale used to cut only a few trees. It claims the tool is in good as new condition.
Red Cross Team Captains Named for Campaign Effort
Chapter Gray Ladies Aides Canteen and volunteers logged over 4000 hours assisting patients last year. K Robertson Jr named committee chairman. Team captains chosen for West Concord sections include Mrs J Andersen and James L Williams among many others.
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Red Cross
Gray
Tan
K Robertson, Jr
Full West Concord
J. Andersen
James L. Williams
William H. F Tson
Joseph Tson
Whitman
Bert S. Newbury, Jr
Stephen Winff
Bemis
D. Gage
H. Klinch
Ward K. True
Busin
Teen-age Traffic Hazards Spark Council Meeting
North PlatteNebraska council of churches discussed teen behavior contributing to traffic hazards. Chief Ernie Mason cited motorists aged 25 to 35 as primary sources of trouble and proposed measures to address the issue.
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North Platte
Neb
Council of Church
Ernie Mason
Barney
Tree valued at Knoxville suit seeks $3000
Knoxville, Tenn. Mr C Lutz sued Knoxville utility for $3000 claiming the utility chopped down a shade tree valued by him.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Knoxville Utili
Ford 142-Ton New Motor Platform For Sale
1939 142-ton Ford new motor recently installed on a new steel platform. Running condition. Call Hudson 9268.
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Ford New Motor
Tel
Hudson
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