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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1948

Page

12

Ranch Owner Claims Water in Clouds Over His Land

Richard Haman, manager of the Rocking F ranch near the California Nevada border south of Reno, filed with Carson City the first known claim to water still in clouds. He plans rain making with dry ice to benefit the 12 000 acre ranch owned by Freeman E Fairfield.

Rocking F California Nevada Reno Carson City Richard Haman Freeman E. Fairfield Long Beach Calif Hamnan

Civil Service announces pharmacist job in Washington D C

The Civil Service Commission offers a pharmacist post with a 4902 year salary in Washington D C Applicants must have a pharmacy degree a relevant master's or Ph D and be licensed in the United States or District of Columbia plus three years of professional pharmacy experience including administrative work No written exam required Applications must be received by February 3 1948 from the Washington office The piece also notes half the US population relies on refrigerated railcar shipments for oysters and other perishables and travels ice boxes extend to all regions.

S. Civil. Service .Com Ngton D. C United ‘States Territories Unites States District of Columbia Commission John C. Abatsis Marlboro Civil Service U. S. Civil Service ‘Commission Washington United States

Resolutions on Death of Loring R Kew

A Massachusetts meeting of the High Sheriffs Association and County Commissioners adopts resolutions in memory of Loring R Kew, High Sheriff of Middlesex, who died November 29, 1947 after 16 years of service to Middlesex County and the Commonwealth.

Glancy News Cambridge Massachusetts High’ Sheriffs Association Massachusetts Patrick Dupuis Bristol William G. Andrew Middlesex County Dupuis David Manning Berkshire and Hampden Commonwealth Courty Commissioners and Sheriff's Association of Massachusetts Loring R Kew Middlsex County

Middlesex County Law Enforcement Honors Late High Sheriff

The governor appoints Ro Ptay Bradford as High Sheriff at the time of death and Loring R. Kew previously discharged duties with efficiency and dignity. Resolutions note the loss to Middlesex County and law enforcement, sending copies to the widow and family. Victory bonds purchase urged.

Dinner chat leads to cheese miscue about Omar Khayyam

Young men invited to dinner with their employer drift from wine to Omar Khayyam. One replies he prefers Chianti. On the way home they realize Omar Khayyam is not a wine but a cheese, a misunderstanding from the question.

Omar Khayyam

Man Caretaker Pleads For Family Cow After Lunch Clue

A man arranged nursing home care for his elderly mother visiting twice weekly. He brought special farm lunches including a milk thermos with a dash of brandy as advised by the family doctor. The mother, delighted by the meals, warned him gravely not to sell the cow.

Larry

Regular Breakfast Jeopardy Shifts At Local Hotel

A generous hotel guest discovers his breakfast waiter Mose is replaced after the previous night’s card game. The new waiter says Mose lost the position to the guest’s winnings and a different staff member now serves him.

Mose

Lawmakers Hear Push for State Budget Oversight on Schools

Boston session features Mayors Kane Atkinson and McLean plus Arthur Conley urging state limits on school budgets to prevent local bankruptcies. Deputy Education Commissioner FitzGerald backs requiring fair, within appropriation spending. Conley notes real estate bears 91 percent of education costs while veterans housing is debated.

William E. Kane Woburn John B. Atkinson Cambridge Daniel E. McLean Beverly Arthur C. Conley Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers ‘Associations Raymond FitzGerald Legislative Committee On Education Kane Atkinson McLean Conley

No Harm Done Dog Fatality Gunman Scene

A man with a shoulder gun and his dog walked streets as a car neared. The dog darted before the vehicle and was killed. The motorist offered $20 to the owner, claiming it would cover the loss. The owner accepted, noting the dog was being taken out to be shot anyway.

Child's clever reply at school day end

A six year old tells her mother about a school day moment. She recounts a long talk with her teacher and proudly shares that she replied with two uttered 'uh-huh' sounds. The anecdote highlights a candid child perspective.

Jimmy asks why conductor shakes stick at stage lady

A boy asks his mother about a conductor waving a baton at a performer. The mother hushes him and explains the action is not aimed at the woman, prompting the boy to question what she is shouting about.

Jimmy

Learned His Lesson A Curiosity About Whistling

A playful tale recalls a father teaching a boy a lesson about whistling with a humorous exchange. The dialogue shifts to a humorous note about a boy's curious questions and a father supplying a practical, memorable answer. Also mentions New England egg production and hatchery output in a separate fact.

Holy Stone Sailors Used For Deck Scrub Tradition

A fragment describes Holy Stone, a soft sandstone block once used to scour decks by sailors. The piece notes sailors knelt as they scrubbed, and the stone remains found on wooden decks.

Building a practical hot bed using a basement window

A basement window hot bed can be built by digging a shallow pit, fitting a framed sash, and using informed ventilation. Sloped sides, caulking at the foundation, and earth banked around the frame help retain heat while basement air warms the bed for early crops like lettuce cabbage and squash.

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