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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1925
Page
4
The text argues that evolution theory applies to communities, urging small towns to support a dynamic Chamber of Commerce. It notes competition for industrial growth, the chamber’s role in attracting capital, raising property values, lowering taxes through richer communities, and increasing job pay via supply and demand.
The National American Civic Federation forms a non partisan political department led by Biih Root and Alton B. Parker to promote informed voting and party government. It notes 30,000,000 qualified voters did not vote in 1924 and argues for clear two party competition to avoid legislative paralysis. Strong leadership could reassert decisive issues and unite the rank and file.
A ad man appeals to advertisers to inject humor and humanity into display ads, citing two light news items on the front page as models. He notes many already brighten ads with friendly touches while some remain overly solemn. He predicts ads should read like lively newspaper content and even jokes about traffic taxes and Nurmi.
Advertising notice states classified ads cost 10 cents per line with five words per line and a minimum charge of 26 cents. Cash should accompany orders addressed to Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro, Mass due to collection costs.
A cottage in Sudbury Center owned by George Haynes was destroyed by a blaze reported around 2 AM Monday. The 70 year old resident was led to safety by a passing motorist as firefighters from Sudbury Weston Marlboro and Henry Ford’s Wayside Inn battled the flames.
West Acton notes Blanchard hosting a tennis court event. The Minute Men plan a meeting at Acton Centre Town Hall on Saturday at 5 p m. Members to join must register now as 100 places are limited and filling quickly. Massachusetts Avenue sidewalk work is expected to start around May 1.
Lenten classes at 12 and 4.00 with a pastor led series on Aspects of the Soul's Struggle for the Christian life. Evening services, Junior Endeavor at 6.00, Senior and Intermediate Endeavor at 7.00. A special musical program opens March 31 with two performances.
Albert Raymond and Albert Maurais faced District Court in Worcester after being linked to a stolen car. Raymond, 17, was discharged after Maurais testified Raymond had no involvement and did not know the car was stolen. The pair were arrested following a Marlboro police chase that ended when officers fired at the vehicle.
Sudbury notes report a March 30 1925 8 o clock illustrated lecture at Memorial church on Italy and Switzerland. The Woman's club heard Mrs Elsie Chamberlain of Filenes speak on clothing and a food sale raised funds. Burrough Grange and local residents attend fairs, suppers, and entertainments at Memorial church with booths and performances by local performers.
The Union Church led by Rev Alfred W Stone presents the fifth sermon in the Lent series on the Life of Jesus. Morning service scheduled Sunday March 29 at 10 30, continuing the general theme with focus on spiritual life.
Legal notice from Maynard Massachusetts dated March 24 1925 announces the quarterly meeting of the trustees to be held at the banking rooms Maynard on Wednesday April 1 1925 at 8 p m for transacting any business. Per order Presider Howard A Wilson Clerk.
Detective Lt William H Brady and Detective Sgt John J Kerwick testified that Raymond admitted planning to steal a car that night. Maurais, arraigned in juvenile court, had his case continued to March 31 as weather reports note fair conditions tonight and Thursday with northeast winds.
A letter from a Concord reader details a suggestion to the paper about an April celebration and committee selections. The writer notes misunderstandings among locals and implies residents may criticize neighbors without full knowledge of each other.
Local shop Herb's Place at 23 Nason Street Mays advertises Singer sewing machines with $5 down and $5 a week payments. They buy and sell second hand machines, offer repair services and stock sewing machine oil belts needles and parts. Special this week lists five sewing machines at $10 each.
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