Weekly Enterprise Office in Marlboro Massachusetts
The notice lists the Weekly Enterprise Office at Liberty Street Marlboro Massachusetts and mentions posting details in Mass under federal law. It notes the publication schedule on Wednesdays and provides subscription pricing and postal information dated August 25 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTHE
Liberty Street
Marlboro, Mass
Merlboro
Mass
Enterprise Press
Incorpore
Postoffice
Tyranny of Communism in Soviet Russia Criticized
A Mansfield Ohio viewpoint argues that Soviet claims of labor rights clash with reports from Leningrad where dock workers were forced to work 75 hours without pay after a police-led strike suppression. The piece contrasts American labor protections with Soviet tyranny.
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Russia
Mansfield
Ohio
United
Leningrad
America
United States
Fight over tax cuts and public education funding
A college of journalism dean criticizes metropolitan papers for backing broad tax reductions while supporting extravagant educational spending. He cites governors promoting econom y programs that burden taxpayers and argues public education should focus on practical, productive citizens rather than elite social functions and expensive athletics.
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College of Journalism
Inca
Reasonable Protection Not Price Regulation Debate Continues
Advocates of government price fixing for crops persist despite admitting farmer conditions improved last year without a program. They argue low prices stem from reduced production while prices edged up as supplies fell, urging a reasonable policy and tariff on farm labor to limit agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althoug
Concord Woman's Club Honors Lincoln and Founder
The Concord Woman's Club met in the First Parish vestry to honor Washington and Lincoln with a flag salute and song. President Mrs. Herbert B. Smith spoke of founder Mrs. Edward C. Damon, appointing a committee to present resolutions at the next meeting.
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Concord
Damon
Towle
Federation
Boston
Loring N. Towle
Charlies B Hall
Greenwood
Alaska
Land of
Fire damages ex chief's Concord home in large blaze
The residence of Harry Tuttle, former Concord fire chief, on Hosmer Road was damaged by fire yesterday with losses estimated at $4000. The blaze began in an undetermined area and spread before Mrs. Tuttle alerted the fire department.
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Harry &. Tuttle
Hosmer Road
Concord
Tuttle
Lent Sermons Begin at Union Church
Union Church filled for the first Sunday in Lent as Rev. A W Stone opened a series titled Christianity in the Light of the Experiences of the Great Apostle with Paul and Salvation. Upcoming topics include Paul and Jesus Christ and Paul and the Church with dates in March and April.
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Union Church
A. W. Stone
Paul
Jesus Christ
Christ
Birthday celebration for Ransome Wells of Concord
Birthday observance on February 20 marks Ransome Wells's 26th year with friends attending a pleasant gathering. Music provided by vocalists and piano, prizes awarded to Miss Kelly for the ladies prize and Mrs. E Miner. Mr. R won first prize, with Mr. R Le Clair taking second.
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Ransome Wells
Concord
Mr. Wells
Kelly
Mrs Margaret Stomplesky Appears In Court On Wednesday
Local report notes Mrs Margaret Stomplesky appeared in court on Wednesday. Details of charges or proceedings are not provided in the fragment.
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Margaret Stomplesky
Fires Reported At Three Concord Locations Tuesday
Three small fires occurred in Concord on Tuesday. One involved an auto on Lexington road, another a chimney fire at Jeremiah Sheehan's Main street home, and a third at 16 Old Bridge road Concord Junction.
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Concord
Lexington Road
Jeremiah Sheehan
Main Street
Old Bridge Road
Concord Junction
Edith Marshall Clarke
Concord Methodist Church
New Auto Record for January Signals Growth in Industry
Official figures from the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce show January 1926 production at 233,727 passenger cars and trucks, up 38 percent from January 1925. Dodge Brothers shipments reach 22,435 for January, up one percent from 1925, amid a broader industry expansion and a ten million dollar capacity increase.
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National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Vialle
Vialle Motor Co
Dodge Brothers
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Dodee Brothers Inc
Dodee Brothers, Inc
Feeney
Sxivins
Price Dodge Brothers
Marlboro Kennel Club Plans Fall Show in Passme Hall
The Marlboro Kennel Club plans a dog show in Passme Hall early next fall after staging several local events. Local clubs from Southboro Northboro and Westboro will assist the program with Minehan and William Lynch leading the effort as presidents and organizers.
Archdeacon Warns Pupils on Drug Traffickers at Boston Church
Archdeacon Dennen warned school pupils about drug agents during a Holy Trinity sermon on the Boston Missions. He cited reports of addicts who crime, prisons and hospitals, and warned of traffickers targeting children to spur drug habits. The service noted the diocese fund use and missionary work including sailors, camps, and families.
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Archdeacon Dennen
Boston
Brian ©. Roberts
Cross
Church School
Local coal dealers praised for steady service during strike
Coal dealers report favorable comment from customers for supplying soft coal and related products to homes during the supply depletion. They note good service and deliveries with no hardship for residents, while anthracite arrival is delayed and dealers worry little about current stocks.
Southboro Selectman Edge in Bitter Campaign
In Southboro a heated race for selectman features three candidates RaymOnd, George Field and ex-representative Albert E Hutt. Opponents attack incumbent Oveson over fees for services and a $130 bill while claiming tax savings from the B and W case. A voter circular is planned to defend the incumbent’s actions.
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Southboro
Selectman
Raymond
George Field
Farmer's Club
Albert E Hutt
Selectman Oveson
Marlboro
Board of Selectmen
City Quiet With Varying Gatherings Stir Town Activity
The report notes varied gatherings around town with an undercurrent of activity. Officials say no unusual events were observed but street life shows increased movement. The issue will be addressed at a meeting set for Monday.
Club Play Southboro Event Report
In Southboro on February 25, Edith McMaster Thompson and Alice Twotthley led a list of participants including Russell Here Robert Horne Whislow Worth Rivintus Ward I Jr and Alton Spurr ing for an evening of club play with several others named along the event roster.
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Southboro
Thompson
Edith McMaster
Alice Twotthley
Russell
Robert Horne
Whislowworth
Rivintus
Ward I Jr
Alton Spurring
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