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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1933
Page
4
A brief item notes a set of unfamiliar place names and a likely year or postal reference. The fragment mentions Concorn Sudbury Mac 3 eluding postage and lists Acton Bedford, but provides no clear events or actions. The sparse text suggests a notice or header fragment without a readable narrative.
The text discusses difficulties in drafting cooperation under a stated act and hints at implications for industry structure. It mentions gradual learning, dual initiative, and the balance of power between government and capital, suggesting evolving social arrangements amid political change.
The Union Pacific System unveils a major shift in passenger rail, promising faster trains, streamlined cars, quieter rubbered trucks, improved lighting, and modern conveniences. The piece notes weather volatility, a historic hurricane off Venezuela, and casual remarks on war debt and boxing fame as context.
A historical note discusses the Sherman and Clayton acts and the impact of stricter antitrust enforcement. It notes that looser rules may overlook the harms of unchecked competition and suggests a shift in stance on regulation.
Southboro officials say Worcester County towns will share in a substantial tax relief this year. The revised county levy is expected to lower the tax bill for residents, with an approximate decrease across the county.
Fragmentary text hints at club leadership changes with mentions of a secretary treasurer and past president Chester. Context suggests a meeting at Temple Pond and references to roles like chief and captain within the group. Further details remain unreadable in the provided snippet.
At the committee meeting, plans were outlined for a shore dinner arrangement. Details on venue, guest list, and schedule were discussed, aiming to finalize catering and seating for attendees.
Marlboro area prepares a carnival at the Methodist church grounds tonight. Doors open with supper at 5 30 in the vestry followed by a doll carriage parade. Prizes include best decorations and admission title holders. A midway features rare acts, ice cream and music by the Boy Scout band and Dor othy Newcomb McKechnie directed community orchestra.
Ellery Johnson leads the We Bit group with John J. Ricon aiding. Knights of King Arthur and Ameliges Klein supervise concessions while Epworth League with Marjorie Wilour and Clara Hollis oversee the ice cream. T M T M club with Florence Goodwin and Marjorie Bemisz sell candy. Alpha Phi plans a doll carriage parade. Mrs Herman Rules and Minnie Callahan assist. Mrs Andrew Bigeow and others aid society serve the power. Reverend Herbert F Fulton handles publicity.
Marlboro residents Ms and Mr Joseph F Cosgrove return from a two week vacation at Weekapaug Inn Weekapaug RI where their son in law George Grandi manages the hotel. Maurice Bracken and Mrs Bracken of Washington Court and Mrs Bracken's father Martin Meag are on a motor trip to Falls and the Thousand Islands. Lena C Hatfield of Pit Street journeys to Peters Scotia to visit relatives. Alice Hart of Newton Street travels to Star Island as a delegate from the Unitarian Sunday School group for Isle of Shoals meetings.
Marlboro merchants open a three day July Clearance Sales starting at 9 am tomorrow, offering deeply discounted articles carried at past season prices. The event runs through Saturday night with selected items touted as the lowest prices in years and direct shelf discounts from participating stores.
Corwin F Palmer, 84, longtime resident of Southboro and nearby towns, died after a career as a school administrator in Leicester Northboro Southborough Berlin Andover and Europe. He was born in 186? and graduated from college in 1892 leaving a legacy through his two brothers two sisters and a daughter Miss dna L Palmer.
Mr and Mrs Arnold of Church Street receive acknowledgment for a donation to the library. Mother and child appear to be recovering. Dr Armstrong attended the ceremony and offered remarks.
The Legion and Bugle Corps plan a 7 oclock practice session tonight. Commander Bliss hopes members will attend and notes instructors are expected to be present to guide the session.
Funeral services for Peter Magulevit held at 9 o clock in the morning at Spring Street Church with high chimes. Rev. James Nel conducted. Bearers were Benny Cishés and John Peter Bezyok. Burial followed in the parish cemetery under the care of William iM and Tighe.
Reportable lines indicate an injury event in Manchester involving a person named John Payne while visiting relatives. The account mentions a mother and Edith Shearing and suggests an accident occurred with unclear details and ongoing observations of the injured party.
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