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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1929
Page
7
The document outlines 1928 tax return requirements for individuals, fiduciaries, and corporations in the District of Massachusetts. It notes Form 1040 and Form 1120 use, mentions credits, exemptions, dependents, and the need to report net income, with rules on filing status and dependents for married and single filers.
Fragmented OCR notes show names such as Mrs and D Wood with A Knéwhon and relatives. The text mentions Mrs Long moving into Mage Friday and references Bats Show-ats M dg spent with Mrs Long, related to Acton.
A poll of leading aviation experts says a nonstop fueling flight around the world is feasible. They cite United States planes and the $50,000 Denver Post prize, noting Atlantic crossings and the Tokyo to Honolulu leg pose the main challenges while promising aviation progress and world peace.
Fragments indicate minor damage to trees and roofs from a Sunday incident. No injuries or exact locations listed. Further details unavailable in readable text.
Fragmentary notes describe early London auction rooms and Richard Tattersall shaping horse sales. The text hints at dealers, bidders, and evolving practices, with obscure references to Brammels and Tandon town and a later American interest in a modern style.
Members of St Anne’s Hudson organize a card night led by chairman Grath. Local event features whist games and social gathering to support church activities.
The article notes football injuries arise from physical condition and early scrimmage. It cites Princeton trainer Chris Patrick urging season start safeguards to reduce casualties, citing players like Lassman and Alparte to illustrate risks and potential long term effects.
The Mas sachusette Audubon Society invites the public to a 3 30 PM meeting on Saturday January 26 at Huntington Hall 491 Huntington Ave. Roger Wolcott president will welcome attendees and discuss aims and achievements. Francis Allen board member will reminisce on early days birds and sanctuaries with colored images.
A partial readable line indicates the Fed voted 322 to postpone the effective date of new restrictions until March 1. The note mentions a economic action and a date 5-31 with a March 1 postponement and a value around $1. The fragment references a policy decision affecting financial rules and timing.
The notices record 1928 basketball captain Gerald Tierney and manager Howard King with certificates awarded to team members. It also lists football team members with managers Sydney Trask and Howard King. Tickets are on sale for the Banispeee Family play, with Dr Hivale Hindund of Harvard to speak to students next Tuesday.
Whittlesey Body Co of Bridgeport announces it has acquired American manufacturing and selling rights for the English Avro Avian sport plane. The lightweight three‑place craft, similar to the De Havilland Moth, will be built in Bridgeport with 40 000 square feet of factory space ready by February. The company plans an Approved Type certificate and notes fuel economy of 20 miles per gallon.
Chief Engineer W J Backes states B and M Railroad has charted battle plans for 207 points on 4049 miles of track across five states. Snow fighting gear includes 65 snow melters, engines, snow-loaders, spreaders and electric shovels. Yard and plant crews are urged to cooperate under severe weather.
A list shows ten teachers sick or absent after volunteering for several days. Some staff rallied to cover duties while others fell ill during the effort.
The Old Folk's Ball at Maynard Theater Hall features John Herrick, famed radio baritone, singing a program of songs and tableau displays from bygone days. Frank Sheridan's orchestra provides the music. Tickets are on sale through committee members including Mrs A A eo, Mrs Alice Smith, P H Murphy, and others.
Reports from Pimerson hospital note Mrs. George Worster improving after last week’s operation. Mrs. C A Taylor has recovered from ten days of illness and is back at home. George Greenough and Brest Greenough plan a motor trip to Chester Pennsylvania to visit Mrs. Sara J. Parnsdale. Lewis Hastings attends funeral of his sister Mrs. Clara Arnold in Marlboro. Harold H Remole and John Danivan travel to Dixmont for Mrs. Daniva’s serious illness. Mrs. Dunivan died Saturday. Walter M. French returns to work after two weeks at home. Mayns Lucius He at Emerson hospital Concord recovering from grippe.
Morning and evening sessions listed with times for adult classes and the Endeavor gathering. Vestry meeting to discuss topics including Chris Attitude Towards Bodily Ree on January 25 at 7.00.
Overcoats suits pants sweaters offered for men young men and boys at the price of one with an extra dollar added. Market advertisement states a sale of clothing at a Mtgting location.
Miss G M Halliran completes a six week journey from Europe including connections in Philadelphia and Baltimore during her European tour excursion.
A New York specialist advertises Nurito claiming to relieve neuritis pain and allow work without narcotics. The copy targets druggists and families, asserting rapid relief and safety for children, urging pharmacists to stock Nurito ahead of demand.
Historical notice notes PILES-REM-OLA helped others for over 17 years and promises money return guarantee. Mentions APH la Send Gemes to and names Henry and Cambridge, Mase in unclear context.
Union and Alfred W Stone minister at the Littleton church share a January February schedule. Events include morning and evening services, a church school, intermediate Christian Endeavor, and readings from Corinthians. Boy Scouts and Women’s Christian Temperance Union meet, with a junior society session listed.
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