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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1914
Page
3
The article explains pear tree pruning methods focusing on directing growth, using outside buds, and forming a five-branch framework. It warns against over pruning and stresses yearly trimming of leading growths to keep trees low and well shaped, noting old neglected trees require thoughtful restoration to an ideal form.
A compact saying by George MacDonald remarks that when no choice exists one should avoid creating trouble and proceed with calm practicality.
Massachusetts probate court calls heirs and interested parties to Cambridge Middlesex on February 18 1914 to show cause why letters testamentary should not be granted to Charles S Twitchell executor named without bond. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Acton Enterprise and provides seven days to notify known interested persons.
Directors H. Gutteridee and other Maya Trust Company managers swear to a sworn statement. The notary public Howa Aton A. records the oath and seeks acknowledgment of financial figures including 142,818.79 and 5,538.75 12,860.00.
The query asks for the date of the earliest hunger strike. It cites a Greek student in the second or third century who wrote a plea to his father about not going to Alexandria and refusing food and drink unless given a lyre. The exact date is not specified in the fragment.
Rising demand shifts construction away from teak as steel beams replace timber. Teak’s resistance to white ants and rot makes it highly valued, but scarce supply drives industry to seek substitutes and alternative materials.
Marlboro residents report improved health after using Doan's Kidney Pills with many praising the remedy. Mrs Ernest Guilbert of 10 Gibbon St credits the pills for restoring strength and vitality after years of weakness. The testimonial notes six boxes used and continued recovery, with Doan's marketed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as U S sole agents. price 50 cents.
A fragmented notice from Marlborough Massachusetts lists interest payment dates and names of officials. It mentions the third Wednesday of January and July October terms, with figures like 9 to 8 and references to a president F. Greeley and treasurer Ralph J. Bholyoks or similar.
Middlesex probate notices inform interested parties in the estate of Bent late of Sudbury that Leon Hawes, the administrator, has filed the first account. A hearing is set for February 12, 1914 at Cambridge Probate Court at 9 a.m. The citation requires publication in Sudbury Enterprise weekly and mailing to known heirs at least seven days prior.
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