Marlboro Enterprise Advertising Terms and Rates
The Marlboro Marlboro Enterprise announces publication details for its weekly issue dated August 25 1908 with second class matter status at Marlboro Post Office The Enterprise Press Inc disclaims financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements but will reprint the erroneous portion The paper lists Eastern and national advertising agencies and subscription rates for single copies and one year service
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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Congress
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Tax Cut Calls Resound From Governor and President
The piece reports Governor Herter urging a 23 percent cut in Massachusetts state taxes on unearned income and seeks quick legislative action. It notes President Eisenhower urging nationwide tax reductions and Congress could act swiftly. The text emphasizes timely consideration in the legislative session and a renewed push for lower taxes.
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I.s
Massachusetts
Herter
State of the Union
Congress
Hisenhower
Nus
A Job for Parents and Inexplicable Silence in Seed Catalogues
A column contrasts the polio March of Dimes campaign urging continued public support for polio research and child safety with a puzzled note on seed catalogues and fashion predictions that seem out of place for January. The piece urges parental action against accidents and polio while critiquing shifting trends and publishing delays.
Rep Howard Russell on Massachusetts State Forests and Conservation
Rep Howard Russell reviews the work of the Recess Commission on Conservation. He notes state forests cover about 172 900 acres and describe forests, projects, and personnel across Sudbury Willard Brook Myles Standish Savoy October and other sites. He highlights CCC planting, fire protection work, and planned expansion under Gov Herter.
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Howard
Russell
Middlesex
Commission On Fire Safety
Commission On Conservation
Herter
S‘ate
S'Ate
Division of Forests and Parks
Department of Natural Resources
Raymond J. Kenney
Belmont
Sudbury
U.S. Army
Fred Stone
Warger
Charles Richardson
Irving Seymour
Nobscott Mountain
Myles
Carver
Forest and Park Division
Townsend
Ashby
Willard Brook
Berkshires
Harold Parker
Andover
Douglas Woods
Leominster State Forest
Savoy Mountain
October Mountain
Beartown
C.C.C
Spencer State Forest
Erving State Forest
Myles Standish Forest
Kitchen tips and home care update from the era
Readers receive practical advice on pantry meals using canned chicken and asparagus with a cream sauce, basic dyeing methods for pastels, vitamin C to ward off winter illness, an orange dessert recipe, home lighting improvements, and polishing with vinegar for a brighter house appearance.
Restoring Count Saligny French Legation in Austin
Daughters of the Republic of Texas plan to restore the Count Saligny home in Austin to its 1840s splendor. Miss Edna Hinde, ART president, said the project aims to create a beautiful shrine for the state with garden club help improving the grounds.
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Dallas
Texas
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Austin
Edna Hinde
Count Saligny
France
State forest inventory urged to balance timber and recreation
The Forest Subcommittee calls for a comprehensive inventory of growing forests in Massachusetts to determine current timber and future growth, and to map recreation opportunities across wooded hills and lakes. It envisions state forests and parks funding themselves similar to national forests, including Lake Cochituate and Lake Whitehall areas and Quabbin watershed lands. The plan stresses long term development and sustained public benefit.
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Sweden
Lake Cochituate
Lake Whitehall
Metropoilian District Commission
Quabbin Reservoir
Barre-Petersham
Masachusetts
Union
Savings Bonds Chief Forecasts Record Sales for 1954
Washington D C January Earl O Shreve National Director of the U S Savings Bonds Division Treasury Department praises 1953 support and forecasts that more series E and H Savings Bonds will be sold in 1954 than the postwar record. He cites the Save Plan and Bond A Month Plan as drivers and notes 75 percent of matured E Bonds are taken for automatic ten year extensions.
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Washington, D. C
Earl O. Shreve
U.S. Savings Bonds Division
Treasury Department
Shreve
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
General Electric Company
Acton Town Clerk Announces Registration Dates
Town Clerk Harlan E. Tuttle lists registration for new voters at South Acton Schoolhouse Friday 7 to 9 p.m. and at West Acton Firehouse Friday January 29, 7 to 9 p.m. Final cutoff before March 1 election is February 9 from noon to 10 p.m. at Town Hall.
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Acton
Harlan E. Tuttle
South Acton
West Acton
Bedford Sermons and Club Meetings Highlight Local Life
Rev. Oscar Hawes delivered A Present Day Revelation of God at the First Parish Unitarian Church last Sunday morning. Robert Higgins and Robert Pike led the Ball & Chain Club gathering Sunday night at the Church of Christ vestern, on Un usual Occupations. Bedford vows a luncheon bridge hosted by Hawthorne Guild members at Rose Hawthorne School in Concord next Thursday January 28 at 2 PM. public invited.
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Oscar Hawes
First Parish Unitarian Church
God
Robert Higgins
Robert Pike
Ball & Chain Club
Vestern
Church of Christ
Bedford
Hawthorne Guild
Rose Hawthorne
Concord
Tomato advice on preventing flat sour spoilage
Geneva N Y U P report cites Carl S Pederson Cornell food scientist at the New York State Experiment Station warning sanitation prevents flat sour spoilage in tomato products. The spoilage is caused by a spore forming bacterium that may vary by region.
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Geneva
N. Y
U.P
Carl S. Pederson
Cornell
Man named George Washington reports hitting a parking meter
In Lafayette Indiana a man identifying himself as George Washington told police he had knocked over a parking meter with his car. He claimed he could not tell a lie.
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Lafayette
Ind
I Police
George Washington
Remembering the Old Timers from Letters
Mrs. Katherine Glatt recalls icy expositions in St Paul with float parades and aurora displays while towns halted ice palace building due to heat. J McGinnis of Culloden remembers Christmas Eve cooking and stockings hung with safety pins as snow thickly covered the ground. Readers are invited to mail memories to The Old Timer column.
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Katherine Glatt
Hopland
California
St. Paul
Minnesota
J. McGinnis
Culloden
W. Virginia
Santa Claus
Ee Press Servics
Frankfort
Kentucky
Students Learn of Trades at Concord High School
The third session of the Occupational series was held Tuesday morning at the high school. Three groups covered nursery training advertising and selling and trades and carpentry. Dean Scovil of Colgate University spoke to interested students on January 12.
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Dean Scovil
Colgate University
Cake-Baking Contest for March of Dimes Drive
Bedford plans a cake baking contest sponsored by a local supermarket to raise funds for the March of Dimes. The event is set for next Thursday January 28 with cakes due by 1 p.m. Judging and final decisions precede a sale of the baked goods. Proceeds go to the campaign. three prizes will be awarded. Chairwoman Loretta Poleo leads a committee including Mary Albani, Dorothy M. Hume, Winnie O. Joy, Dorothy Laffin, Remona Poleo, and Gertrude Siekman.
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Bedford
Great Road
Loretta Poleo
Mary Albani
Dorothy M.hume
Winnie O. Joy
Dorothy Laffin
Remona Poleo
Gertrude Siekman
Bedford Births at Emerson Hospital
Local arrivals report two newborns at Emerson Hospital. A daughter blessed Mr. and Mrs. Mario P. Pfaff of Lexington on January 17 and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Pfeiffer of Bedford on January 17.
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Bedford
Emerson Hospital
Mario P. Pfaff
Massachusetts Avenue
Lexington
Douglas Pfeiffer
South Road
Sudbury Lads Enlist Inducted at Camp Chaffee Arkansas
Sudbury boys David Hawes and Wesley Woodward were inducted into the army November 25 and are stationed at Camp Chaffee Arkansas. They expect to return home around February 6 on leave after preliminary training.
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David Hawes
Wesley Woodward
Army
Camp Chaffee
Arkansas
Traffic light troubles end in removal in Fredericksburg
A small Ohio village faced ongoing issues with a single traffic signal installed at Clay and Mill streets. After surveys and adjustments proved costly and ineffective, residents complained of radio and TV interference, leading the council to order the light removed.
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Fredericksburg
Clay
Mill Streets
Chief warns auto drivers of glare ice hazards
Local chief of police cites wet ice as the slipperiest surface and warns drivers to slow down. He recounts National Safety Council findings that braking distances at 20 mph range from 110 to 250 feet with temperature changes, and urges use of tire chains for safer stopping on ice and snow.
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National Safety Council
Rotary hears about films at luncheon
Concord Rotarians heard Concord-Lloyd Bemis of Bay State Films discuss advertising New England and locals underplaying regional assets. He showed a color film of New England scenes and its famous schools and industries at a Thursday luncheon hosted by Concord Rotary at Howard Johnson's. President Charles R. Voigt presided and Rev Robert H. Barber offered the blessing.
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Concord
Lloyd Bemis
Bay State Films
New England
New
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Robert H. Barber
Small Businesses Win Big Army Procurement Share
Small business concerns received 3.923 billion dollars out of 7.077 billion paid by the Army for supplies and services from July 1, 1952, to June 30, 1953. They handled about 56 percent of the procurement dollar. prime contracts totaled 2.583 billion with tier subcontracts estimated at 1.34 billion.
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Washington
Army
Sudbury Woman's Club Board Meeting Scheduled
The executive board of the Sudbury Woman's Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Irving Priest on Wednesday January 27 at 2 p.m. All board members are urged to attend this important session.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Woman’s Club
Irving Priest
Carlisle Grange Past Masters attend Billerica meeting
Past Masters Charles Swanson James J Gallagher and Edward R Stephen of Carlisle Grange P of H 402 attended the Billerica Grange meeting last Thursday night. Floor wax applied to rods in clothes closets will permit hangers to slide back and forth readily.
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Charles Swanson
James J. Gallagher
Edward R. Stephen
Carlisle Grange
H. No. 402
Billerica Grange
Speeding Demerits Added To Driving Violations In Massachusetts
Massachusetts Highway Safety proposes new point assessments for speeding and bad weather driving. The plan adds four and two point penalties for speed limit excess and hazardous weather driving, with various other 12, 8, 6, and 3 point violations detailed. Officials will mail notices within 21 days, urging ongoing efforts for highway safety.
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Boston
Massachusetts Highway Safety Fee
Concord High School Art Club Looms Success
Concord High School art club under Mrs Nelson has about 35 members. Members work on portfolios watercolors pencil sketches and pastels with texture studies as the latest project. The group expects continued success based on quality work this year.
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Concord
Concord High School
Nelson
Rotmans Welcome 4th Child Second Son John Peter Rotman
Mr. and Mrs. Saul R. Rotman announce the birth of their fourth child and second son, John Peter Rotman, born January 12 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rotman of Nashua NH and Patrick Smith of West Roxbury.
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Wes
Concord
Saul R. Rotman
Derby Street
Emerson Hospital
John Peter Rotman
Rotman
Patricia Smith
Joseph Rotman
Nashua
New Hampshire
Patrick Smith
West Roxbury
West Concord Couple Welcome Third Child
Mr and Mrs James W Oakman greet their third child a boy named Charles Richard born January 17 at Emerson Hospital West Concord. The newborn joins an older brother and sister with grandparents William J Oakman and Joseph Venti listed.
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West Concord
James W. Oakman
Gena Venti
Main Street
Charles Richard
Emerson Hospital
Joseph Venti
Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church Annual Meeting Set
Concord announces an annual meeting of the Trinitarian Congregational Church for Wednesday January 27 at 8 o'clock. New members will be guests of honor as proclaimed by Pastor Rev. Robert H. Barber.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Robert H. Barber
Margaret B Forbes former Ingleside School superintendent dies
Margaret B Forbes 85 of 384 Main Street West Concord died Tuesday. She formerly served as superintendent of Ingleside School Revere and moved to West Concord from Newton. daughter of John F Forbes of West Concord a merchant. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM at MacRae Funeral Home.
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West Concord
Margaret B. Forbes
Main Street
Ingleside
Revere
Newton
John F. Forbes
West
Concord
MacRae Funeral Home
Sunday Service At Local Church Delivers Evening Highlight
Concord reports Rev Hyland T Richmon will preach on all of God at 11 15 during Sunday worship. An old fashioned hymn by special musicians will lead the 7 30 high service, offering a full day of religious activities.
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Concord
Jani
Evangelical Free
Hyland T. Richmoor
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Concord Enterprise
Rudolph W. Currier
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Tel
Rere
National Press Building
Anne Goode
Savings Bonds
Rotary
Carlisle
C.H.S. Art Club
Rotmans
Evangelical Ree Church
Paul Thoresen
Strawberry Hill Road
Couples ‘Club of
Evangelical Free Church
Mrs. Walter Andersen
Mrs. George Andersen
Holland
Clearan
Dres Shoes
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