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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1932
Page
7
Report cites three seals found on Mountain Lake and a claim the seal was planted to disrupt fishing. Authorities fear the incident may involve deliberate interference and seek peaceful resolution amid public concern.
Mortgagee Institution for Savings will sell at auction on Thursday January 21 1982 in Maynard Massachusetts the land and building described in a 1926 mortgage deed to satisfy unpaid taxes and liens. The sale is conducted by trustees McCleary and Wilson at the trustee building in Massachusetts.
Payment details and ledger entries indicate a lost book reference related to a local bank deposit. The notice names a treasurer and an institution, with missing identifiers and incomplete dates.
Public notice from Middlesex County regarding Leora B Conant deceased. Edward B Caige named as executor seeks probate ofWill annexed. Court to convene July 8 at ten in the morning to show cause why letters testamentary should not be granted. Notice published weekly to all known heirs and interested parties. June 22 29 July 6 1892.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Maynard and a win but details are garbled. The fragment references a date in May and a result, but lacks clear names, teams, or location needed for a full summary.
The Shoe and Leather Reporter lauds improving financial conditions in Boston with two new manufacturing ventures under way and sam ple shoes produced. It cites banks lending more, rising prices, and a settling political scene as Congress nears adjournment while warning against vanity in fiscal policy.
The article notes string beans are now bearing in southern states and will be planted further north as soil warms. It explains the bean’s year round market presence, advising gardeners to plant only when soil is warm and avoiding frosty, cold conditions during early stages.
The article discusses growing green and wax beans, noting frost timing, shaded patches, and that flavor advocates differ. It outlines choosing between round or flat pods, seed tenderness debates, and recommends selecting a standard, well-supported variety from a reputable seed house with traditional spacing in rows.
The guidance advises obtaining the bean crop, digging a good patch, fertilizing, and sowing beans every ten days to two weeks to maintain a continuous harvest.
The article reports Curfey announcing he is not a candidate for governor amid a large victory parade in Boston. It notes organizers and the crowd at a mass meeting on the Common and mentions Curfey focusing on Boston’s poor and city issues.
A city profile outlines Shanghai with over 3 million residents in 700 square miles, ranking it among the world's largest ports. It notes 360 miles of streets, 48 rails frontage, 2,000 mills employing about 250,000 workers, and annual output near 6 million dollars, with a 59 degree mean temperature and about 4 inches of rain.
An incomplete Denver health briefing notes heart disorders with inconsistent figures and fuzzy details. The report hints at reductions in some measures but omits clear conclusions or full context.
Bennett Griffin and Lieut. Jn Mattern take off from Floyd Bennett Field at 5 01 AM in a red white and blue monoplane for a round the world attempt. The first stop Harbor Grace Newfoundland sets course for Berlin if weather allows. possible Ireland Alaska and New York legs planned with no sandwiches aboard.
Worcester County Extension Service and Massachusetts State College sponsor a three day farm tour to showcase exceptional pastures and pasture improvement. Attendees will learn about fertilization and emergency crops to replace the hay shortfall caused by dry weather. The tour begins next Wednesday July 6 with visits to Aice Farms in Boston and other stops by Rufus Randall and ee Cumberland.
Article quotes Arthur L. Clark urging careful handling of released fish to ensure survival. Emphasizes wet hands, removing hooks underwater, and not throwing the fish back. Advises using barbless hooks to reduce injury and promote catch and release in sport fishing.
Five armed robbers entered the Hathaway Baking Company on North Main Street. They forced five employees into a side room, seized about $2,000 in cash and $1,400 in checks, and escaped in a car toward the Massachusetts border. Police teletype alerts were issued for Rhode Island and neighboring states.
Middlesex County Extension Service announces free canning demonstrations across three towns in July. Professor William R. Cole of Massachusetts State College Amherst will teach latest food preservation methods. Sessions: Sudbury Town Hall July 7 at 2 0p m, Lexington Adams School July 7 at 10 am, Burlington Town Hall July 8, North Reading School July 8 at 7 30 am.
A garbled INS story reports a court action involving Sonny Boy and a film producer. The text shows fragmented dialogue about a film shoot and a handshake, with unclear outcomes or parties beyond the words shown. The article lacks coherent details due to damaged OCR.
The article reports Tyler Scouts aiding a mosquito control effort by stocking a hatchery with gambusia to combat malaria carrying Anopheles larvae. The city plans to release surplus fish to residents and warns private pools not stocked will be treated by the health office.
An unclear text fragment mentions indictments involving 12 individuals tied to Bank Boston. It references defendant Leon and a person named Hall, with unclear details on charges, dates, and parties.
In a chaotic year the government acts to locate a missing woman amid rising unrest. Officials coordinate with local agencies to pursue leads as residents watch closely for updates on the search.
About 2,000 Arapahoe Shoshone Indians will gather near Wind River, 20 miles east of Lander, Wyoming, on the 30th and 31st to perform primitive ceremonial dances lasting three days and nights. Dancers undergo severe self tortures and those remaining on the third day receive praise from tribal elders.
The text notes a broad scale campaign by the Union of Co operator farms to surpass a significant milestone, aiming to overcome large obstacles this year.
Glancy News reports Cambridge June 29 that a will totaling 2500 dollars names Lucy o Wari and Maynard as executors. It lists bequests to the Ladies Benevolent Cross Guild and other local organizations, with dates referenced for probate actions and office notices.
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