Lime mixtures equalize acid neutralizing power
Freshly burned lime, 74 pounds of hydrated lime, and 90 pounds of air lime all provide the same acid neutralizing capacity according to a tested ratio.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1937
Page
10
Freshly burned lime, 74 pounds of hydrated lime, and 90 pounds of air lime all provide the same acid neutralizing capacity according to a tested ratio.
The regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen will be on Wednesday evenings from 7 to 9 in the Selectman’s room of the Town House. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented at that time to the secretary. Donald A. Lent is secretary. Roy E. Marsden is chairman. Patrick A. McGrath is secretary.
Notice records a lost book entry for Deposit No 28061 at Middiege Institution for genre by J W Ballou assistant 629 Concord Mass dated March 11 1937 with following March 17 24 91 dates.
Payment stopped on Deposit Book No 305 after loss reported. Notice dated March 11 1937 from Middlesex Institution for ee by i We Ballon Asst Godcord Mass.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court issues citation in Acton Cambridge for heirs to appear by April 9 1937 regarding estate of George H. Pierce late of Acton Massachusetts. John Leggat Esquire signs as witness with Loring P. Jordan Register. Mar 24 31 Apr 7.
A historical snippet notes a deposit book number 30449 with halted payments. It lists Ws Ballou as assistant and references dates in March and April and a year likely early 1900s. The fragment mentions the Middlesex Institution and an analg misspelling of account procedures.
A petition has been filed in Middlesex Probate Court for the estate of Dsther vialate of Concord. Mary A. Flavin seeks appointment as administratrix with the will annexed without surety. If you object, file a written appearance by April 9, 1987 at Cambridge Superior Court. Judge John C. Leggat notes the case.
Mortgagee in execution of a deed of trust will advertise a sale of a parcel of land near Monument Street in Concord together with all buildings fixtures and improvements. The property described includes about 8.7 acres formerly known as part of the Jones Farm and conveyed to Laura H Keyes. The sale proceeds follow breach of mortgage terms dated December 12 1934 and recorded in Book 5893 Page 54 Middlesex South District. Sale to be held Friday April 2 1937 at 1 30 PM at the described premises. The executors or successors will sell subject to existing restrictions liens and municipal charges. James J Brennan counsel and W Hickey manager. Causeway Street Boston MA. March 10 1987.
The Literary Digest notes variants in Shakespeare’s name across publishers. It cites Ke Allen by the Figet Mos Edition and Dowden Fi nivall and Delius forms, contrasted with Wise’s The Autograph of William Shakespeare and 4,000 spellings.
Beavers' dam repair depends on topography water depth and bank distance along with available materials. All members of a beaver colony help in repairs and kits participate. Males lead repairs first, but if they fail the entire colony assists.
Public auction of the Gilman property in Acton Middlesex County Massachusetts on April 17 1937 at 10 am for breach of mortgage to Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Company dated May 1 1933 recorded book 5744 page 554. Sale subject to unpaid taxes and liens with $200 cash deposit. balance due at the mortgagee office Monument Square Concord Massachusetts within ten days. Prescott Keyes treasurer Mar 24 31 Apr 7
The Middlesex Savings mortgage holder will sell at public auction on 1937 date at 3 PM the parcel of land in Concord Junction described as the Blaine Lot with Beharrell Street access. The sale covers unpaid taxes and costs. only $100 cash is required at sale with balance due fifteen days after. Smith, Treasurer.
The article argues breeding quality hinges on health and vitality as well as correct size and weight. It lists weight standards for common breeds including White Leghorns, Plymouth Rocks, Wyandottes, Rhode Island Reds, Jersey Giants and New Hampshire pullets and cockerels, emphasizing not to weight under standards.
Dr. W B Hinshaw of the Davis College of Agriculture states turkeys are as susceptible as chicks to pullorum disease. He notes hatcheries mixing turkey and chicken eggs as a key infection source and advises targeted testing only for flocks used for hatching egg production. He cautions against broad testing programs given current knowledge.
The Bronze turkey is described as the oldest domesticated American breed, formed from refinement of the wild bird. The article notes the lack of record on pioneer contributors while acknowledging many breeders have shaped the breed, per Successful Farming.
Notes on poultry flock management. Topics include nest use, infertility through removing males, artificial lighting to prevent molt, heating needs for different buildings, and effects of host numbers on egg breakage. Ohio poultry records show egg income constituting 87.8 percent of flock revenue. The La Fleche lays white eggs and presents black beak and slate ear lobes. Canning guidance favors bone-in chicken and frying before canning.
The fragment notes a 1895 recall of an early stamp featuring Christ. The readable text hints at a religious stamp history item, but details are limited and identifiers are unclear.
An article notes Nilewski as chief factor with Burton Coughlane directing the Peoples party or group. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
The Maynard Grange meets at Grange Hall on Thursday for a bi monthly business session at eight followed by a one act play He Liked Then Modern by Acton Grange at nine. Cast includes George Gilindin Robert Liebfried Walter Liebfried Alice Perkins and Guyer Frost. A food sale, dancing with music by Mrs William Batsford and vocal solos by Virginia Bowne with her mother follows. A Grange whist party awarded prizes to Mrs Hbbet Mrs Glark Adams and Hazel Bumpus Presiding Master night featured Eric Farnell Avalaide t companied by Florence Hastings.
The piece argues old age is a construct of bad habits and mindset. It cites Gelett Burgess and Cosmopolitan, urging continual mental growth to stay youthful and avoid decay in appearance and vitality. It emphasizes awareness and self-improvement as keys to defying age.
The readable fragments reference a New York City cartoon figure with striped trousers a vest and top, suggesting a stylized depiction. Details are incomplete but imply a character portrait with distinctive attire.
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