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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1935
Page
7
The text discusses whether chick sexing methods are a fad or a mystery, noting that pullets are typically more valuable than cockerels. It cites Illinois records showing costs, income losses from cockerels, and a method related to early fall pullet placement and flock economics.
Poultry specialist John Vandervort explains litter preparation for chicks. Cobs are cut into pieces or halves and mixed with peat moss straw or peanut shell to form bedding. Litter should be stirred daily, kept dry, dust free, and changed as needed to maintain a clean, low-dust environment.
The article details using skim milk in feed and a water regimen for fattening broilers. It notes early feeding should be sloppy from a bucket and that thirst should be limited. Calcium supply and egg production are mentioned in relation to poultry management.
A young woman named Alice, fresh from Radcliffe with ambitions for Stanley publications, visits the Stanley offices after a recommendation from Bert Jeffreys. She is sent to Jersey to correct a late December dummy at the printing plant and told to report again at nine the next morning for further instructions from Mr. Jones.
German police operate a surveillance based system that places habitual criminals under constant control. The measures include bans on entering certain venues, curfews, city confinement, and detention in training camps not through courts. The aim is preventive policing rather than punishment.
Paris court upholds labor ministry rule creating an unemployment bureau and fines Foyer Hotelier for offering free job-finding services to the jobless. The appeals court says the law forbids anyone besides the state from directing an unemployed person to work.
French surgeon Dr. Jean Bouchon sues the city after severe injuries suffered during February riots. He was summoned to a cafe on Rue Royale to aid the injured, remained with the scene until after midnight, and was dragged into the crowd toward Place de la Concorde. The injury ended his medical career and his lawyer seeks compensation.
Gustav Armbruster, a Philadelphia fish grower, refused an offer of 5000 dollars for 76 discus fish and their parents. The Amazon native discus, pompadour fish, or blue seal, is hard to keep alive beyond a day. Armbruster claims he is the only grower to keep them alive longer than a week after hatching with careful care.
In Sturbridge Massachusetts William C Davenport and 1500 swarms of bees travel from the South to Florida for orange blossom honey and return north to maple blossoms for summer honey. He brings four tons of honey as part of winter’s crop and some locals say his bees have a southern temperament.
Middlesex Lau nine lose 3-7 to the Lawson-Tolman outfit in a Boston Two League classic at Laurier Park Lowell. Croft limited the rivals to three earned runs as Grady and Tonppa pace the winners with multiple hits and Homer by Torppa. Woodson homered for the leaders and Concanon added two singles in a dramatic late rally for the Laundrymen.
Mrs Kenneth Reed comes home from East Lebanon Maine where her daughter Marjorie will stay longer. Arlington Boston Twilight League beat Middlesex Laundry 1 0 at Lowell. Middlesex Laundry then defeated CMAC in a nine inning game breaking Lowell undefeated run at Lowell. Telephone service disrupted by heavy rains with water seeping to cables causing party line ringing issues. service resumed shortly.
The Bureau of Fisheries notes the sponge fishery in the Mediterranean is ancient and produces over half the world’s value though full statistics are hard to obtain. American coast fisheries yield the largest quantity but mostly lower priced sponges reduce value to about three quarters of the Mediterranean total.
A brief note describes mals en route to packing houses, indicating movement and location linked to processing facilities. The fragment preserves a transport flow within the agricultural cycle and suggests nearby logistics hubs involved in the meat or produce supply chain.
Acton John F. Hough ends six year service on June 29 and leaves for Leicester Vermont to farm. He and his family move on Monday July 1 after a career as a teacher and town official. He plans to continue farming with the same enthusiasm noted in his professional work.
Acton High School graduates and friends gathered at Richard Howe's home last week to surprise him. Edwin plans to move to California with his family. Parker received a valuable gift after an accident.
Neerman McAllaster of Ye Olde Towne Shoppe and Edward Bur saw of Bursaw Gas donated uniforms for the South Acton A A baseball team. The team wore the new outfits at West Concord Sunday and defeated the Cardinals 5 to 2 in a summer league game.
Frederick L. Gile and his family enjoy a summer home stay at the Parmenter Garrison Farm near the Wayside Inn after Mr. Gile recovers from a week of illness.
Concord resident Miss Elien Wells was awarded a stenographic diploma at Bryant and Stratton School of Boston during last Friday's graduating exercises.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court invites all interested parties to contest the last will of William F P Litchfield late of Maynard. Amy C Litchfield and Thomas F Parker of Maynard petition for probate and to be appointed executors without bonds. Written objections must be filed in the Canadore Court before 10 am on July 19, 1935. Judge John C Leggat notes the date.
Trio of youths including Tony Kavaleski and Rodnig were with Eddie when an odd accident occurred while swimming at Lake Boon on Thursday. Bystanders recalled a nearby resident and an acquaintance from M.H.S. track star Maynard witnessing the event.
Foreclosure sale of a 35 acre Bedford property described by a 1917 plan and linked to Hilda Little, with Willard Hospital land references, cassette of chain of deeds, and personal farm equipment included, dated October 17, 1982 and filed in Middlesex South District Deeds. Auction to be held July 12 at 2 PM, subject to taxes and liens.
A man sitting on shore cried out as a drowning man struggled. Three youths rushed to help and the woman realized the swimmer was her husband. The man was not seriously injured and returned home shortly after.
Medieval thinkers debated fossils as evidence of nature’s laws. They posited that fossils were created but failed to reproduce, reflecting a belief that living forms could exist without successful reproduction.
Official notice states a deposit book number is lost. It mentions payment details and the institution in Concord Massachusetts with dates June 21 1935 June 26 and July 3. Names J W Ballou Avast Treas are listed.
Power of sale under a 1932 mortgage from John Henry Thatcher to Middlesex Institution for Savings will foreclose for breach and be sold at public auction on July 18 1935 after 3 00 PM at the described Acton property. Sale to satisfy the mortgage and taxes with cash $100 due at purchase and balance in fifteen days.
Deposit Book No. 32563 has been lost and payments are stopped. The Middlesex Institution for Savings, by J. V. Ballon, Asst. June 22, 1935. Notice filed June 26, July 2, 10.
The Board of Selectmen will hold the regular meeting Wednesday at 7 PM in the Town Hall rooms. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented then to Secretary Roy Mareden, with Chairman Patrick A. McGrath and secretary Frank J. McCarron present.
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