The Weekly Enterprise Name and Address Line Details
The provided OCR reads like a masthead from Marlboro Massachusetts with address lines for The Weekly Enterprise and Enterprise Press Incorporated. It notes circulation and post office classifications dated 1903 and lists surrounding towns Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford.
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Liberty
Marlboro
The
Enterprise Press, Incorporated
Mass
Congress
Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
How to Develop Rural Road Networks for Prosperity
Rural road building faces waste and graft risks but a new farm to market drive aims to speed up surfaced routes. Norman M Blaney of the American Farm Bureau urges citizen road committees to map needs, connect farm areas to main highways, and prioritize sectors serving the most people with modern materials and lower costs.
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Norman M. Blaney
The
American: ‘Farm ‘Bureau Federaton
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Legislative focus on automobile accident prevention in 1931
The piece notes states weighing driver examinations and safety laws, with New York and Connecticut adopting safety responsibility rules. It mentions compulsory vehicle inspections, pedestrian controls, and banning old cars, aiming to reduce crashes, injuries, and property loss as public safety improves.
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Massachsetts
New York
Connecticut
Survey on Natural Resources Shapes Massachusetts Industry Policy
A bulletin from the Conference on Economic Survey outlines how utilization of natural resources by business and industry affects regional decline. It cites Massachusetts forestry and related agencies and notes maladjustment of use as a key factor behind abandoned industries and economic distress.
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State survey urged for minerals and industry growth
Massachusetts should establish a state geological survey to map rock formations and mineral resources, guiding farmers and manufacturers. The plan parallels programs in Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota and aims to attract new industries by providing wholesale data on geology soil water forests and raw materials.
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Massachusetts
Fac
Commonwealth
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
World medical call to drop the term leper
From the Philippines a medical conference urges a global shift away from the word leper toward a phrase like a case of leprosy. Physicians argue language shapes attitudes and hindered efforts, citing historic term changes such as lunatic to insane and consumptive to tubercular as precedent.
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Philippine Islands
Schnee
Canal
The
Boston Globe
Auto campaign effective targets defective lights and plates
State police have arrested over 12 000 motorists in six months under a program begun after last April’s headlight campaign by the Governor's committee on street and highway safety.
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Governor's Committee
Iota Police
Governor's Committee On
Ganuai
Concord man named to All American skeet team
William J. Bulger of Concord earns a place on the All American skeet shoot team chosen from 150 000 contestants nationwide. The Skeet Shooting News praises his consistency and cool under pressure, noting his scores rank with the best across diverse meets. The ten include Frank White of Massachusetts and shooters from New Jersey New York Louisiana Texas California.
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Concord
William J. Bulger
Bulger
Massachusetts
Frank White
Quincy Gun’ Club
New Jersey
New York
Louisiana
Texas
Calfornia
Epfiv
Sharkey And Hickey May Be Matched Here
A Hudson lad, Young Sharkey, claims the right to meet Vic Lotti or Edldie Sullivan by past rings. Bill Farrell, matchmaker, has a letter from Hudson's Bowlaway Boys arguing that Young Hickey Charlie McCunnan from Hudson is as good a sock artist as Sharkey.
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Young Hickey
Mr. Sharkey
Bowlaway Boys
Hudson
Marlboro Merchants Praise Weeklies for Sales Boost
Marlboro merchants report strong results from a Community Day Sales campaign across the Weekly Enterprise and weekly papers in Maynard Concord Bedford Sudbury and Acton. Officials note weekly circulation above 4000, doubling competitor reach and boosting Maynard and Sudbury patronage. Future Marlboro campaigns will rely on large ad reservations in these five weeklies.
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Marlboro
Santerprises
Marlboro Hudson
Maynard
Concord
Bedford
Sudbury
Acton
Chamber of Commerce Mercantile Committee
Cain
Wig entertaining friends for dinner and bridge in Sudbury
Sudbury social notes show Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Wig hosting a small party for dinner and bridge at Penlan on Saturday evening. Guests include Mrs. B. E. Buckley of Winchester, Mrs. Helen Shullman, Frederick Henegan of Scituate, Frank Musto of Brookline, and Miss Katrina Graverson of Waltham.
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Charles H. Wig
New York
Gertrude M. Halloran
MacDaniel
Highway Department
Harry Ter
Beatrice Bowry
Boston
Norman Bowry
Miss Bowry
Arthur White
Legion Auxiliary Bridge Party For Sudbury Post Fund
The Sudbury Post American Legion Auxiliary held a Friday bridge party to raise funds for the organization. Mrs Forrest Bradshaw donated her home for the event and ten tables were in play.
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the Auxiliary
Sudbury
The
American Legion
Forrest Bradshaw
Maynard Magdalene Chapter Installation Noted at Masonic Hall
C E S Magdalene Chapter held installation ceremonies at Masonic Hall with Margaret Sandholzer in charge and officiating officers from Newtonville Palestine and other chapters attending. Past matron and past patron jewels were presented to Bertha Carmichael and Richard Allen as officers Nellie Parmenter Dorothy Alving Eva Frye and others were installed with a supper and collation provided afterward.
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Maynard
Magdalene
Masonic Hall
Margaret Sandholzer
Newtonville
Howard Moore
P. P
Palestine
Margaret Gates
Nellie L. Balcom
Corinthian É
Hudson
Natalie Widener
Raymond Eaton
Danvers
Albert Tallant
Eva Frye
Lessie McGarry
Rachel Barlow
Leitha Hooper
Martha Hartin
Bertha Carmichael Marshal
Maude Gutteridge
Ellen Jones
Adah
Emily Lent
Ruth
Bella Gruber
Esther
Phyllis Priest
Martha
Helen MacPherson
Electa
Celia Gruber
Harry Burnham
Sentinel
Banquet For Concord High Athletes Promises Big Evening
Concord High School honors approximately fifty letter-winning athletes at a Veterans Building banquet on January 29. Speakers include Jimmy Knox Harvard 1898 Clarence Houston Tufts PE chief Edward Loughlin and coaches Foster and Raymond with Warren Goddard presiding. Tickets available from committee members Harold Tompkins and others.
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Concord High School
Veterans Building
Jimmy” Knox
Harvard
Clarence P. Houston
Department of Physical Education
Tufts
Robert F Foster
Wendell P. Raymond
Middlesex School
Warren B Goddard
Frank Price
Burleigh L. Pratt
William H Dee
Thomas du Berger
Lowell P. George
Social Evening With Sandwiches Cakes and Coffee
A collation of sandwiches, cakes and coffee was served during the evening as the group enjoyed a pleasant gathering.
Sudbury Real Estate Agents Convicted Of Land Fraud
Sudbury real estate agent Sudbury Foss and Alexander Dymsza of Acton were found guilty of conspiracy to obtain money by false pretences in Middlesex Court Cambridge. Mrs Dymsza received probation after the verdict and both men were fined 500 dollars each. The case involved a deed swapping the Peabodys South Boston home for an Acton farm later found to be dilapidated with no timber and swampy land. The Peabodys, one blind, lost the property to foreclosure. Peabody known in Sudbury for selling pea pots at Braves Field.
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Sudbury
Fred M. Foss
South Sudbury
Alexander Dymsza
Acton
John M. Gbbs
Middlesex Criminal Court
Cambridge
Malvina Dymsza
Eugene L. Peabody
Peabodys
Boston
Peabody
Peabody's
Braves Field
Maynard Girls Defeat Littleton 27 to 19 In Local Showdown
Maynard high school girls hoops beat Littleton high 27 19 at Littleton with Catherine Coughlan scoring 14 points. Maynard starters include Dorothy Marsden and Alice Kitowicz with coach Principal James King guiding both squads.
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Maynard
H. S
Littleton H. S. Birls
Littleton
James King
Catherine Coughlan
Dorothy Marsden
Alice Kitowicz
Catherine, Coughlan
Sylvia Nyholm
Violet Koskella
Eleanor Lawson
Elma Jokela
Helen Sczerzen
Jeanette Gruber
Mary Sawyer
Anne Salo
Helen ,Sienkiewiczz
Mildred Glebus
J. Hartwell
E. Yapp
K. Wattis
H. Karner
J. Yapp
C. Oddye
Ladies Union Meeting Set at West Concord Church
The Ladies Union of the West Concord Union Church will meet Tuesday January 27 in the church parlors. President Mrs Irving S Duren presides with Mrs Robert W Carter as hostess chair.
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Ladies” Union of the
West Concord Union Church
Irving S. Duren
Robert W. Carter
Ireland Film Shown by Concord Council at Monument Hall
Under Concord Council Knights of Columbus the motion picture Ireland was presented in Monument Hall Monday evening to a large audience that greatly enjoyed the beautiful picture.
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Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Ireland
Monument Hall
Funeral for Annie L. Gately Held in Wood Setters Church
The funeral of Miss Annie L. Gately who died at home in Wood Setters was held this morning at St. Michael's Church. Rev. L. Chatbourne conducted a Mass at 9 o'clock. Burial followed in the cemetery. Undertaker M. Mw. McNiff supervised arrangements.
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Annie L. Gately Wadson
Annie L. Gately
LD. Chatbourne
St. Michael’s Church
M. Mw. McNiff
West Concord Woman Breaks Ankle After Ice Fall
Mrs Harold I Judkins of West Concord fell on the ice Sunday and broke a bone in her ankle.
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Mra
Harold I. Judkins
Our Great est Battle and Prodigals of Today at Union Church
Union Church West Concord Mass led by Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone lists morning service January 25 with a sermon Our Greatest Battle and children service at noon. Evening theme Prodigals of Today. Church school at 6 30 p m and Christian Endeavor societies guests from Maynard and Stow join at 7 p m. Weekly activities include Boy Scouts Ladies Union Mid week service Junior and Senior Societies of Christian Endeavor and choir rehearsal invites all to attend.
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West Concord
Mass
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Society of Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavors Societies of
Maynard and Stow
Allison Smith
Stow
Ladies Union
Robert W. Carter
Notable address at First Parish Bedminster from Rev Denman
The Rev John Denman of the First Parish of Beds delivered an interesting address. Miss Molly Harlow contributed to the work of the Peoples Religious Unit during the afternoon social hour. Refreshments were served under the supervision of Mrs Cyrus Hosy.
Willo kah Lodge Members Dine and Perform
Willo kah Lodge members gathered Monday evening for supper in Concord. Noble Grand MacLeod presided while S Thompson Blood entertained with a dramatic skit and community singing led by Esther Leighton and Jacob Meder. The crowd offered thunderous applause.
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Wiltoow
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