Concord Enterprise publication details and rates
The Concord Enterprise Press Inc publishes weekly on Thursdays from Marlboro Massachusetts. Editor W Currier lists offices on Walden Street and Liberty Street with eastern representation in Boston and New York. Subscription rates show a yearly price of 22.00 with typographical error reprint policy noted.
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Concord Enterprise
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Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
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W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
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Julius Mathews
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Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
The Editor We Farmers Hours and Vermont Growth
Census data show nonfarm work weeks shrinking from 42.2 to 40.9 hours since 1947 while farmers drop from 52.9 to 49.5 hours. Mechanization and consolidation drive large farm businesses toward industrial conditions. Also notes February as a crucial month and Vermont lagging in population growth. Maynard Enterprise letters discuss property value and tax relief and a candidate’s call to ease tax burden.
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U. S. Census Bureau
U. S
Census Bureau
Overhaul of Excise Taxes Warned by New York Times
John D Morris notes Congress may reform the long neglected excise tax system. Examples include a bowling bag taxed as luggage at 10 percent if shoes fit inside and after shave lotions taxed as toilet articles though pre-shave oils are not.
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Beacon
Lake Charles
Louisiana
John D Morris
New York Times
Congress
Counting calories for better nutrition and empty calories
A health column explains the difference between empty calories and full calories and urges choosing nutrient rich foods like meat eggs milk and vegetables. It notes the Irony of overfed yet undernourished Americans and cites sponsors Middlesex Health Association and local boards. It closes with a historical note on Custer’s last stand on June 25, 1876 at Little Bighorn River with U S Cavalry versus Sioux and Cheyenne.
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America
U.S
Board of Health
Tuberculosis Committee
Middlesex Health Association
Broadway
Somerville
Mas
George Custer
Little Bighorn River
Tid
United States Cavalry
Local Heart Fund Workers Plan Sunday Home Visits
Sudbury Heart Fund leader Sudbury Mrs. David Adams announces 81 volunteers will canvass homes on Heart Sunday February 26 from 1 to 4 p.m. The campaign rests on a long list of captains and neighbors, including Mrs. Harry Scoble, Mrs. Arthur J. Cavanaugh, Miss Theresa Mercury, and many others across the community.
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Heart Fund
Sudbury
David Adams
Sudbury Heart Fund
Heart Neighbors
Heart
Harry Scoble
Arthur J. Cavanaugh
Roland Cutler, Jr
Theresa Mercury
John H. Rankin
John F. Fetolito
T. J. Medowski
Ralph J. Bennett
Merrill A. Farrow
Richard Garland
Spencer C. Vocke
Helen A. Campbell
Littlefield
Folsom. Cantain
Edward H. Hill
Florence Fisher
James S. Goddard
Albert S. Dean
Loring W. Coleman, Jr
R. Corcoran
R. C. Purdy
Frank W. Trussell
William B. Peterson
Frank Graham
Donald W. Neelon
J. R. Roehrig
Thomas Newton
Parker Emerson
Mary Howe
Lowry
Richard Ross
Connie Maher
Shaw
Hamilton
Private test prompts emergency response at Northwest School
Newington Connecticut emergency drill led by Principal Ann Reynolds and the school doctor tested the nursing service. A caller asked what to do after a ceiling collapse injuring ten children. An answering service then summoned police fire and ambulances to the scene just in case.
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Newington, Conn
Ann Reynolds
Reynolds
South Sudbury Rural Carrier Vacancy Noted
The South Sudbury Massachusetts post office seeks applicants for a Rural Carrier exam open until March 13 1956. Candidates must reside within the delivery area for one year, be at least 18 on closing, and may obtain full details at the local post office. Applications go to the U S Civil Service Commission Washington 25 DC and must be postmarked by closing.
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Sudbury
South Sudbury
Massachusetts
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
Men Like Cheese Cake by Evelyn Witter
A humorous Old South tale from Twin Willows Farm narrator Beth writes of wedding gifts and a plan sparked by a cheese cake. The narrator travels to town, reads a headline about movie stars and cheese cake, bakes one for Willie, and faces slow romance as she waits for his response.
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Evelyn Witter
Beth
Wille
Uncle Horace
Willie
Corey
Juliette Low Girls Meet For Sudbury Chapter
Seventeen Juliette Low Girls from Sudbury Brownies and Girl Scouts gathered at Mrs Merle Hamilton's home to learn duties from Mrs Hamilton and hear about International Friendship by Mrs Luther Harber. Attendees included Joyce Monaghan Martha Child Susan Chppinger and several others as refreshments followed a closing goodnight circle and song.
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Sudbury
Juliette Low
Merle Hamilton
Gil
Hamilton
Luther Harber
Joyce Monaghan
Martha Child
Susan Chppinger
Lentine “Rit
Dale Graham
Chérie Harben
Joy. Child
Kitty Wood
Linda Goranson
Antonia Goddard
Martha Bautze
Susiee
Judy MacInnis
Doris Chery Siward
Wyle Wasson
Joan Long
Patricia Hamilton
Caledonia and Michigan State Set Novel Dairy Record
Caledonia and Michigan State producers reported a record milestone in a 305 day dairy test. Notable figures include Guernsey J Roy and Erio Caledonia achieving 9 645 and 561 pounds with 4 650 quarts milk, during the period referenced by the old cow’s milk production study.
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Caledonia
Gue
J. Roy
Erio Caledonia
Michigan State
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