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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1919
Page
4
The closing Chautauqua evening features a children only program opening with The Wop followed by Pamahasika's Famous Pets. Professor Pamahasika presents an educated troupe of birds and animals performing intricate tricks including a miniature World War II battle scene with flags, cannons, ladders, and a simulated fire.
Agricultural note urges spraying to prevent brown rot and scab on peaches, plums, and cherries. Recommends self boiled lime sulphur with arsenate of lead, applied in three steps as husks fall and three weeks apart to curb plum curculio and insects. Also discusses exclusion of Hohenzollerns from Germany and Paris as a refuge.
Three women including Lady Stafford Howard win seats on Carmartonshire county council. Report notes one thousand women reserves marching in the annual police parade in New York City recently.
Massachusetts Highway Commission seeks to relocate Lowell Road in Acton near Weatherbee's Mills to alter alignment and width. Middlesex County Commissioners schedule a viewing and hearing on July 15, 1919 at East Cambridge Court House, with notices to Acton officials, publication in Acton Enterprise, and postings in Acton.
Joseph McManus of Concord is named administrator of Patrick W. White's estate with a $4000 bond. Various wills are filed or allowed, listing executors, administratrices, bonds, and estate values from Concord and surrounding towns. Heirs include Belfast Maine and Boston relatives. many estates show real and personal property values.
Home gardens can buy arsenate of lead and Bordeaux mixture at West Concord and Ripley schools during specified morning and afternoon hours. Materials sold at near cost as a public service. spray pumps available for rent at 5 cents per hour, 20 cents per half day, or 35 cents per day. Rentals limited to the stated times.
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