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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
2
An editorial argues railroads seek to inform the public about contentions and abuses before Congress. It notes rising operating costs fall on users and shippers, and questions wage practices when productivity is low. It calls for public backing of reasonable reforms from Government, railroads, or unions.
An editorial laments rising power needs and coal scarcity while noting water power as a possible but uncertain alternative. It argues large capital and uncertain returns hinder major hydro projects and critiques millionaire spending amid economic divides.
Col Galbraith, famed as the Fighting Colonel of the Fighting First, native of Massachusetts, and national commander of the American Legion, died unexpectedly. He led civic efforts for disabled veterans and supported families of the Great War, leaving a legacy as a strong citizen and business leader.
The piece argues prohibition enforcement proves difficult while woman suffrage was quickly obeyed as a national law. It calls for strict Volstead Act enforcement, questions stunt records like 199 loops, and reflects on moving from pioneer days to modern challenges with autos and horses in trouble.
Hudson lodge 100F Magnolia Re bekah lodge King Saul Encampment and Canton Hudson joined church services Sunday marching from Odd Fellows hall to the Unitarian edifice with about 200 marchers led by marshal Fred W. Trow. A front-row service featured quartet music and Phyllis Drew solos. Rev ac R Child preached on the Good of the Order noting their town influence. General Herbert Bond and staff led Canton Hudson in Worcester memorial participation, as 15 King Saul members aided in Worcester and many Odd Fellows and Rebekahs attended Clinton memorial services.
Seventeen children were baptized in the Methodist church Sunday morning. An evening concert featured the Sunday school children and a Federated Sunday school program. The Tinttarian Sunday school will hold its Children's Day exercises next Sunday.
The Hudson fire department observed Memorial Day with a departure from the usual custom. Instead of the entire department visiting cemeteries, details were sent by automobiles to Main Street Forestvale St Michael's and Southboro cemeteries.
Hudson Speedways edged Clinton AA 4 to 3 on Florence Street grounds yesterday afternoon. Clinton led with two in the first inning but Hudson answered with three in the third and surged again in the ninth to clinch the win. Umpire was J. E. McCarthy.
A fragment titled The Story of Our States references Cape Tal and North Caroli with partial wording. Limited readable content hints at a regional or educational feature.
Miss Leona Will of Columbus plans the 1921 Chautauqua appearance in Hudson July 6 with Miss Mary Boyd in charge of the junior event. The fire department notes a secretary appointment. probate court schedules a hearing for Lowell A. Jones estate with Ada M. Cram seeking administration.
Dr Louis Sullivan opens a Maynard dentist office at 18 Nason Street with hours 9 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. and occasional evening hours. The practice is equipped with Nitrous Oxide and Oxygen Gas for anesthesia.
Acton residents petition Middlesex County Commissioners to relocate School Street from South Acton village to the Concord town line. A county order sets a July 6 1921 viewing and hearing at South Acton college Fitchburg Railroad, with notices to be published and posted.
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