The Weekly Enterprise Office Localities
Office address Marlboro Massachusetts and publication details for The Weekly Enterprise press note the paper is published weekly on Wednesdays. It lists circulation areas including Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford and nearby towns.
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Linge Street
Marlboro
Mass
The
Enterprise Press, Incorporated
Miser
Congress
Maynard, Concomb
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Local Labor Preference Affects Water Project Jobs
Southboro sets hiring priority for local residents on the new water system. Workers from Marlboro Westboro and Framingham register, with Southboro labor favored first and out of town applicants considered only after locals. Foreman Thomas Boland leads the construction under the town commission and Metcalf Eddy contract.
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South‘boro
Southboro
Marlboro
Westboro
Framingham
Southboro Water
Thomas Boland
Fire Department
Encasey
Metcalf & Eddy
Gerdbide
N¢ Merrill Co
Peabody
A Lesson for America on Crime and Power Use
The piece contrasts crime control with Swiss gun laws and cites rising U S electricity consumption from 6.345 billion to 9.787 billion kilowatt hours between 1913 and 1926 1990 figures misaligned but presented as domestic usage growth. It notes 20 million domestic customers serving about 84 million people and links growth to more appliances lighting and lower cost per kilowatt hour.
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Ates
Argets
Ameehey
al Ile
Witton
Europe
Switzerland
America
Massachusetts shoe makers push tariff plan to aid domestic industry
Massachusetts shoe manufacturers convene to urge higher duties on imported shoes and hides. They criticize retailers for favoring foreign products and call for state action before a federal tariff investigation. Speakers cite higher U S labor costs and urge the Industrial Commission to press the tariff issue.
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Boston
Massachusets
West
Bay State
Thomas’. Gatare
United States Tariff
Mass
William O Atwid O' Lynch
Fred J. Cooper
Haveraul
Frank W. Bumper
Boscon
Atention
Arwill
Czechoslovakia
Vigilant warnings as campaign eyes headlights ban
Boston reporters cite Parker warning mass motorists to avoid any traffic actions during a campaign running Friday through August. In Naples Mt Vesuvius erupts anew sending smoke and embers over the city as reconstruction of quake areas resumes with Italy pledging 5.2 million dollars in relief. A separate Boston inquiry probes a suspicious fire that destroyed John T. Braton's paintings worth 700000 dollars and damaged his showroom.
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Boston
INS
Parker
Rome
Italy
Naples
Mt. Vesuvius
John T. Braton
Swampscott
Millbury Street
Marlboro Police Seek Slick Thief After Noon Scam
Police hunt a man 30 to 40 years old with pimples, about six feet ten, 170 pounds, wearing a gray suit and soft straw hat. He took 8.72 from a boy in Alfred Labarre Store on South West Main. The package he offered claimed to contain tobacco but held trash. A search is in progress.
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Marlboro
Alfred Labarre
South West Main Streets
Mr Labarre
Labarres
Local Residents Visit Shrine and Celebrate Birthdays
Hudson Mr and Mrs Albert Littie on Florence street visited the Shrine of St Anne at Fiskedale with others. Mrs Maude Hubbard and daughter Doris also on Florence street travel to Norwood to visit relatives for the week. Mrs Mederise Seymour returns to 6pr street after two weeks with Southbridge friends. Joseph Wagner celebrated his 83rd birthday at Gradson's tree yesterday with many congratulatory messages.
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Albert Littie
Florence Street
St.Anne
Fiskedale
Maude Hubbard
Doris
Florence
Norwood
Mederise Seymour
6Pr Street
Southbridge
Joseph Wagner
Gradson
Orphans pay tribute at Arc de Triomphe unknown soldier tomb
French war orphans gathered by the eternal flame beneath the Arc de Triomphe to honor heroic dead. The scene showed boys bowing their heads while bearing the flags of allied nations whose warriors fought alongside their fathers.
Street Work Starts on Hudson Road Projects
Hudson Road construction began on First and Munson streets by town workers. Munson street project costs about 5100 dollars while First street will exceed 3600 dollars. Gravel fill applied now and tar finishing to follow.
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Hudson
First
Munson Streets
Munson Street
Music Course Graduates From Lasell Summer School
Marlboro Miss Ruth Day of Bigelow Street, a teacher at J J Mitchell school, graduated last night from the American Institute of Normal Methods summer music school at Lasell Seminary Auburndale. The graduating class were guests of Newton, with exercises at Levi F Warren Junior High West Newton. Miss Day completed instrumental music studies.
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Marlboro
Ruth Day
Bigelow Street
J J Mitchell
American Institute of Normal Methods
Lasell Seinary
Auburndale
City of Newton
Levi F Warren
West Newton
Miss Day
Chairmen Instructed At Rotary Club Meeting
Pres John M Miller addressed Rotary Club leaders in Sharon restaurant outlining duties for each committee. Past Presidents Leland D Wood and O L Perrault spoke, two former members renewed, visitors from Marlboro club attended, and musical interludes featured Ahmet Tarbell and Ralph Whitman.
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Louis Ingalls
Ralph Whitman
Marlboro Club
Ahmet’e Tarbell
Leland Wood
L. O’brien
Open Bids Planned for O'Neil Bridge Construction
Hudson reports bids for the O'Neil bridge at about 18000 dollars will be advertised this week and opened next Tuesday by the State Highway Commissioners. Chapin street bridge repair, about 9000 dollars, is delayed awaiting the O'Neil contract as Supt. Edward F. Morgan plans to salvage materials from the O'Neil bridge for Chapin street work.
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Hudson
O’neil
State Highway Commissioners
Commissioners of Public Works
Chapin Street
Edward F. Morgan
Northboro Woman's Club Prepares 36th Year Book
Officers unveil the 36th annual Northboro Woman's Club year book. It lists meeting calendars for October start, member names including officers and past presidents, and divides six divisions with committee heads for Art, Home Economics, Literature, Music, and Nurse.
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Northboro
Northboro Woman's Club
Emily C. Allen
Dorothy Guerin
Caroline Fy. Walker
Mary Marcone
Bessie F. Mur
Ico
Ida Fan
Evelyn Wads
Jennie Hilliard
Helen B. Jenness
Bia. G. Valentine
Jennie’ A. Ware
M. Dotes
Dalep Dore
Swan
Nrs
Uy Beterlaon
Review of Fort Adams CMTC Camp Shows Strong Training Value
Newport Rhode Island congressman Clark Burdick praises the Citizens Military Training Camp 1000 cadets noting strong training and high mess facilities. Governor Norman Case and Edith Nourse Rogers among attendees for Governor's Day with Major General Morris B. Payne and other dignitaries. Cadets toured naval vessels in Newport Harbor and competitive prizes and scholarships are awarded at camp close.
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Fort Adams
X. 1
Clark Burdick
Newport
R. L
Congress
Rhode Island
Burdick
Norman R. Case
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Morris B. Payne
Connecticut
George Cole
Forres
W. Smith
Haverhill
Masa
Mortimer Sullivan
James Parker
Rot
Studen
As Cmtc
New England
Newport Harbor
Camp tribute to the taken by the medical work shoes idea store
A fragmented OCR note references a camp tribute linked to a person taken by a medical matter and mentions work shoes and an idea store in Maynard. The text is incomplete and lacks clear actions or dates.
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Idea Store
Maynard
Hibernians Prepare Fall Stage Event in Concord
Division 56 of the Order of Hibernians held a meeting Tuesday last week with President presiding. An appointment to organize a fall event was reported, with plans to stage it later in the season.
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Concord
Order of Hibernians
Presidenters, &Z
Fife
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