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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1922
Page
4
Public notice from Marlboro Massachusetts detailing publication details and subscription rates for the Enterprise dated 1908. Includes price structure for annual and single copies and distribution areas. Indicates second class matter status and postal act reference.
The document discusses economic cycles and the idea of a coming period of prosperity, noting gradual improvement across industries and rising farm prices benefiting merchants. It compares epidemics to business cycles, calls for intelligent policy to avoid downturns, and examines the impact of motor vehicles on road building and infrastructure expansion. It cites a vehicle count near 10.5 million and a ratio of motor vehicles to people, reflecting significant growth in the early era of the auto.
The Commerce Department, led by Secretary Hoover, aims to popularize a standardized, modest home to encourage ownership. Factors behind rising housing activity include lower prices for materials and labor, price declines, and growing appeal of home ownership as a sound investment. Kansas City could offer affordable plans and estimates for simple dwellings. The message emphasizes thrift as the initial step toward home ownership.
The trend shows motor vehicle expansion outpacing road building early in the period, then road spending surges to substantial levels. Analysts note that road construction and car use reinforce each other, creating strong industrial and commercial prospects and a promising outlook for both sectors.
Readable excerpts describe a fruit cake recipe with butter sugar milk flour baking powder egg whites vanilla raisins citron and walnuts plus a note to dredge fruit. Also tomato jelly salad oatmeal bread baked apple pudding and a chicken pie method with homemade crust and extra broth. Mildred R. signs off.
A American observer notes a global migration after the war with wealthier individuals moving across borders. French families relocate to Italy where income stretches, English move to France to dodge taxes, and both directions flood Paris with job seekers. The movement includes landowners selling assets, English officers relocating, and youth seeking easier life amid unemployment.
Town meeting votes 41 2 percent interest to delay taxes for bridge funds and approves grants for land on Nason Street and Main Street for street maintenance. Funds include 83 000 for high school, 26 000 water department nest egg, and 15 000 state income tax reimbursement. Includes appointments to finance committee and plans for a town forest.
The regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary in Mansfield has been postponed from this Monday to March 20 to avoid conflicting with the town caucus and other social events.
The Parent-Teacher Association holds a meeting in the Assembly hall at Union school Thursday at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
The March 6 town election re elected Immanuel Pfeiffer selectman over Merton Winchenbrugh 362 to 201. Warren A. Cutler won treasurer ward with 340 votes to 109. New assessors Francis J. Kelley and Charles R. Brown join Willis G. Lame on one year. Planning Board seats chosen George M. Dimond Norman Skeene Mary Laws Charles W. Willis Henry D. Lyons. License vote 144 yes 274 no. Total 634 voters 566 ballots. Winchenbrugh born Waldoboro 1880 joined Bliss Brothers Boston 1897 lived Bedford since 1912.
Suffolk Superior Court case against William Gilmour et al dated March 2 1922 with official attestation by Clerk John F Cronin on a true copy.
Probate Court in Middlesex County cites heirs and creditors of Myrick L. Hatch to appear March 30 1922 in Cambridge to show cause why Edna H. Conant may be granted a letter of administration without bond. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise. George F. Lawton Esquire presiding judge.
County commissioners in Cambridge schedule a view and hearing on a petition involving John M Keyes and five others. Notice requires service on Concord town clerk, publication for three weeks, and posting in two public places fourteen days before the view. Clerk Ralph N. Smith to report actions to the board. Deputy sheriff Sam L. W. Tucker attests.
Ame de e De Mars is appointed administrator of Mary F. Carey late of Maynard Middlesex County deceased intestate. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay to administrator at Leslie W. Sims. Bond filed as required by law. February 9, 1922.
The probate court orders heirs at law and next of kin of Catherine A. Burke to appear April 3, 1922, at nine in the morning in Concord County to show cause why administration should not be granted to John J. Mahon or another suitable person. The Con Enterprise newspaper is tasked with publishing the citation at least once before the court date and sending a copy to the deceased’s last known address.
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