Breeding awards and village civic meetings at South Acton
The South Acton Woman's club and the Middlesex County Cow Testing Association discuss cattle fat records with a prize for cows yielding 300 pounds of fat annually. The club promotes 4H and Boy Scouts, with upcoming meetings February 25th March 25th and April 22nd. A series of six Military wheat parties offers prizes for top scores.
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Joes High School Champions Carry Local Pride
In a sagebrush town of about ninety, Joes high school near Denver stacked state titles and earned national notice. The village’s small enrollment, strong academics, and multi activity program propelled the team to a second straight state basketball crown while other arts and clubs thrive, including a school paper and band.
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Maynard Lodge observes Wildey Night program
Maynard Lodge 1.0.0.F will observe Wildey Night with a special program tonight. Robert Lester will tell the history of Thomas Wildey plus entertainment from out of town talent. A veterans tribute will honor members affiliated with Maynard Lodge for more than 40 years.
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Local Man in Broadcast From Sudbury Radio
Sudbury residents gather Friday evening at 8 for a home broadcast by James H. Powers. The program, aired from the Boston Globe, features Powers guiding a talk with town listeners.
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Americans Find Stress Overblown Says Scientist
Philadelphia January 27 Dr Ernest Spiegel a Viennese scientist and Temple University staff member argues Americans do not work under greater pressure or neuroses than Europeans. He says the idea of a nervous breakdown from overwork is unfounded and that the world is overworked for pleasure. His wife Madam Mona Spiegel notes Americans often overdo holidays and travel instead of resting.
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Extension service hosts winter farm tech series
Middlesex County Extension plans a winter program of farm technology talks led by Professor Wm Thies. The event includes a sequence of lectures at multiple locations with dates to be announced.
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Worcester County Survey lessons outline spray program
The notice lists meeting dates Feb 5 and Feb 6 and Feb 19 and Feb 20 at Concord Ex ape Service office and Framing ham Civic League Building. It mentions lessons of the Worcester County Survey and the 90 Clean Apple On Club to first meet to draw up the simple spray program and amounts.
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