The Weekly Enterprise header line and masthead details
The weekly Marlboro newspaper shows its office at 1 Liberty Street Marlboro Massachusetts and notes publication every Tuesday by Enterprise Incorporated. It carries second class matter status dated August 25 1903 and postal details under federal act with subscription prices and multiple locales listed including Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton and Bedford.
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Marlboro
Mass
Enterprises, Incorporated
Postoffice
Fifty Years Of Business Cycles Revisited In Survey
The New York Times survey of fifty years of U.S. business cycles finds fourteen cycles, with an average length of 41.8 months for the downturn and 23.7 months for expansion, noting variability in mood and price trends and the tension between foreign trade and prosperity. It warns that local trade depends on residents spending at home and that window shoppers may convert to buyers, affecting community vitality.
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United States
Building Ships Today Reflects Modern US Shipyards
The keel laying marks a milestone in the Panama Mail service project but most of the work is already done before assembly. Modern yards emphasize sound production and rapid build, with 14 month delivery and continuous progress from mold loft to plates, angles, and ribs proving US capability against world rivals.
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Grace Line
Panama
Donald McKay
Maynard-Undeashia edge St Casimir's in Greater Boston league clash
Maynard defeats St Casimir's 10 to 5 at Almont Park as Kochnowicz and Pozerychi power the attack. Kendra pitched for St Casimir's with no earned runs allowed, while Hyde Park's Kecknowicz, Uglevitch, and Chy zu s contributed at the plate for Maynard.
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Maynard
St. Casimir’s
Plansky
St. Adalbert’s
Maynardites
Wilesewski
Uglevitch
Kecknowicz
Pozarychi
Chyzus
Sekora
Senegal
Hyde Park Saints
al Cowleskie
Maynard Saints
Hyde Park
Saints
West Concord Edges Marlboro in Close Baseball Tilt
West Concord rallied to a 4-3 victory over Marlboro at Percy A Rideout Playground Sunday. Edges came through with timely hits and strong defense as Piper limited Marlboro to seven hits while Marlboro opportunities faded on key plays in the later innings. Edwardson Doyle and Piper led West Concord with two hits each as Park doubled in three runs in the fourth, sealing the win.
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Percy A. Rideout
West Retrcal
Marlboro Bba
Piper
Marlboro
Stadleman
West
Gaddbois
Bergeron
Craig
Concord
Loughlin
O'Day
Edwardson
Renaud
Southert
Tory
Hastings
West Concord
Doyle
West “Concord
West Concord Ghlin
Nae
St Wardsen
Williams
Dayle
Sears Seaesc
Stvedessees
Marlboro B. B. A
H Gadbois
Ene Bergeron
Wees Craig
Pater Enenae Joubert
Pelesesacuee Bedard
Rf Hastings
Pe Ee Lambert
Stableman
Patte
W. Concord
Mars
B.B.A
Park
Joubert
Lambert
Graig
Stad
Wilczewski hit by pitch in early game clash
J Wilczewski was hit by a pitched ball from Plansky as Wasiuk advanced on a wild sequence. Wasiuk was hit by Wilczewski, then Kulevitch was hit by Kendra. C Wilczewski pitched the final frame in 2 hours 10 minutes, umpired by Pie w sowski and Fairbanks.
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Wski
J. Wilczewski
Plansky
Wasiuk
Wilczewski
Kulevitch
Kendra
C. Wilczewski
Piecksowski
Fairbanks
Scout Circus Featured at Eastern States Exhibition
Scouts from 10 North Atlantic States will stage a real circus at the 16th annual Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Massachusetts from September 20 to 26. The program titled Boy Scout Trail to Citizenship will be part of Mohawk Indian Village with the sea scouts aboard the Mayflower.
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Springfield
Mass
Dai Kelis
North Atlantic
Boy Scouts
Ralph H. Nadine
Mayflower
Hilliard B. Holbrook
Ballyhoo
Death of Mrs Hodgman in South Ashburnham
West Concord residents recall Lucius R Hodgman who led the hair industry at the Reformatory until 1907. Mrs Hodgman, born in the village and living most of her life there, died Wednesday morning July 8. She leaves two sons Harry L a Framingham engineer and Alfred L in government service in Honolulu. Funeral services referenced.
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West Concord
Lucius R. Hodgman
Reformatory
Hodgman
South Ashburnham
Yarry L
Framingham
Alfred L
Honolulu
Funeral -Sur
Leman and Stadleman Loughlin Strikeouts in Piper 5
Stadleman Loughlin pitches for Piper 5 and records strikeouts against Stadleman 1 batter. The brief notes a pitching duel with outs and outs tallied.
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Leman
Stadleman Loughlin
Piper
Stadleman
Mrs Hodgman Remembered for Kindness in Concord
Funeral services were held Friday at 2 30 pm with burial in Ashburnham New Cemetery. A delegation from the Wil low Rebekah Lodge West Concord attended. Mrs Hodgman was highly principled, friendly and well liked by neighbors and former Concord associates who recall her unfailing kindness.
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New
Ashburnham
Willow Rebekah Lodge
West Concord
Hodgman
DavIs and Swett Tie in Musketaquid Skeet Open
Glenwood C. Swett of Maynard and Dr Wendell F. Davis of Acton both shot perfect 25 in the Open 25 Bird Skeet event at Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club West Concord. Augustine W Macone of Concord won the special 410 gauge event by hitting 20 of 25.
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Glenwood
Wendell F. Davis
Augustine
W. Macone
Fragmentary Names and Ages Curated From OCR Text
A jumble of names and ages appears: Percy R. Foss 94. Foss 24. Bat Salvadore. Alan J. Smith 1205 Wim St. Sawyer 10. Dr Special 410 Gauge 25 Bi Shoot Augustine 4. Isaac Langille 19. Perry 19. Salvadore A. Macong ham Foss 15. S Kolow 16. The text lacks clear structure or events.
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Percy R. Foss
Foss
Bat Salvadore
Alan J. Smith
W.im
W. Sawyer
Dr. Special
Augustine
Isaac
Langille
Perry
Salvadore A. Macongham Foss
S. Kolow
Sunday at Union Church Preacher Leads Quiet Service
Rev. Preston R. Crowell preached at the West Union church Sunday. The pastor, Rev. 4 Stone, is on vacation in the South. Miss Velmayj lin sang as soloist. Mr. will preach next Sunday.
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Preston R. Crowell
West Union
Stone
Vacati
Miss Velmayjlin
Channing Brown to preach at First Parish Sudbury Sunday
Sudbury church records note Channing Brown will preach at 11 o’clock next Sunday at First Parish by bury with His People. Mrs Adelbert D Messer of West Concord passed away last week.
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Bury
Channing Brown
Mra
Adelbert D Messerly
West Concord
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Maynard Trust
Company of
Commissioner of Banks
U. S
Geo. H. Creighton
Harold J. Morgan
Geo. H. Gutteridge
J. Sullivan
B. J. Coughlin
Hartwell W. Flood
W. Niemela
Casimir
By AL Cowles
Gag, Electric and Water Company
National Bank and Trust Company
National Banks and Trust Companies
ST. Casimir’s Ih
Po Waiukiewicz
Kamesh
Metas Kendra P
Kochnowicz
Pozanycki Cf
Ubnowicz
Totais
Sikora
Sieusky
Sarste
Conski
Beens Siniegal
Awalinu
Peewee Teense Brink
Sealeee FC
Seers
Marchie
Gotowski
Bradowski
St. Casimira
St. Adel
Chysus
Wasiuka
Pozarycki
Kuleviteh
Silensky
Siniegal
Brink
Sinie
Bnowicz
Kochnowics
Pozerycki
Kendra, ‘Silensky, ? Brink: Sacrifice Hits, Kochnowics
Waleze
Wipee
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Great Britain
Eperre
Scout Circus
Sarah Hodgman
DR. Davis
Swett
Musketaquid
UNION
Sudbury
Co-Operative Society
New England
Ceylon
Sheffield
United Co-operative Chain
Main ST. Maynard
Waltha
Funcas
Philgas Service
Philfuels Co
Tel. Sud
Arthur C. Lamson
Main St
Peoples Furniture Co
Concord St. Clinton
R. Maitland & Son
High St
Freeman & Clancy
Milford
J. J. O'Leary
Shrewsbury
Newton Electric & Hardware Co
Main
Phulyas
Han
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