Marlboro Weekly Enterprise publication details
Community newspaper notes address at 16 Liberty Street Marlboro Massachusetts dates of publication and postal registration. It lists subscription rates and circulation areas including Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford and other towns.
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Liberty Street
Marlbor
Mass
Marlboro
The
Enterprise Press, Incorporated
Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Washington helps local farmers with credit reform proposal
The piece notes farmers rarely seek federal aid and urges action from Washington led by President Roosevelt to unify and streamline federal farm credit agencies. It discusses refinancing farm mortgages, adjusting interest to manageable levels, and balancing foreclosure risk versus relief, warning against unneeded new agencies.
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Washington
Frank Foss
America
Roosevelt
Kite House
United States
Federal Farm Banks
Land Banks
Joint Stock Land Banks
Federal Farm‘credit
Committee to Meet on High School Baseball Season Tickets
A joint committee of the Legion Rotary Club and High School Athletic Association will meet Friday night in Dr Arthur J Dacey’s office to consider selling season tickets for the high school baseball team. The chairman will be Henry J Maybay.
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Hudson
Members of the Legion
Rotary Club
High School Athletic Association
Arthur J Dacey
Treasury Balance Reported At 529 Million
Washington D C March 29 Treasury balance 529 378 971 dollars reported by INS. The brief note cites the government's balance as of the date with no further context or changes.
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Washington D. C
Treasury
Older Boy Scout Program in Algonquin Council Plans
Plans to extend Scouting benefits through a ten year national program were discussed at a combined Seascout and Rover Scout meeting in Framingham. Ralph H. Whitman presented Robert Hale on Rover Scouting for ages seventeen and up, with questions from local leaders. A training course is set to begin April 26 at the Telechron Gymnasium in Ashland with Skipper Theodore Hamel assisting, and a roster of local Seascout and Rover Scout officials was listed.
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Algonquin Council
Seaiscout Committee
Rover Scout
Framingham
New England
Robert 5. Hale
William J M. Elliott
Algonquin
Marshall Jh.nye
Hopedale
Rover
Axel B. Zeiterman
Seascout
Leon Wetherbee
Stow
Francis Parkman
Southboro
James Stringfelow
Homer C. Darling
Northboro
Roy A. Barrows
Mendon
Carl E.dredge
Nathaniel P. Sears
Ashland
F. E. Bundy
Holliston
Osgood Flagg
Rover Scout Committee
William M. Elliott
Westboro
John Scammons
Weston
Edward F. Morgan
Hudson
Bariol Parker
Philip Cenedella
Milford
Alexander J. Mitchell
Natick
Henry B. Twitchell
Marshall Nye
6000 Shoe Men Back to Work in Haverhill
Six thousand shoe workers returned to benches as the industry resumed after a strike that began March 6. Meanwhile over 500 leather workers struck in Danvers, with 4060 more in Lynn, Peabody and Salem. Bates Shoe in Webster faced a 20 percent wage boost demand by Monday noon. Picketing at Austin Shoe in Athol and potential clashes feared in Peabody. Datvers Amdur-Lumon claimed hides in process that could spoil, raising fears of outside workers. Union seeks recognition, 30 percent day wage rise, 2 percent for piecework, and a 48 hour week.
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Haverhill
Danvers
Lynn
Peabody
Salem
Webster
Bates Shoe Company
Austin Shoe Company
Athol
Datvers
Amdur-Lumon Company
Leaders Plan For District Scout Rally Marlboro
The Scoutmasters' Club of this city drafts plans for the annual district rally of Boy Scouts to be held late in April. Rally committee head Scoutmaster Samuel S White of Troop 2 leads arrangements with Ralph Barnes Albert Coppola and Roland Senecal assisting. Robert H Wilcox is chosen chief judge with Joseph E Spinney Hudson and William Keefe Westboro Mass named first aid and Ralph Worden Marlboro and Ernest Paquette Hudson as additional judges.
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Marlboro
Scoutmasters’ Club
Samuel S White
Ralph Barnes
Albert Coppola
Roland Senecal
Robert H Wilcox
Joseph E Spinney
Hudson
William Keefe
Westsboro
Mass
Will Bbe
Aic
Ralph Worden
Ernest Paquette
New York Breweries Fear Demand May Outstrip Output
New York breweries accelerate production and plan to add over 50 000 workers as demand rises but fear they cannot produce enough beer to meet the full demand once in full swing.
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N. Y
New York
Stow history notes from Marlborough reader in 1933
Helen L. Berry of Marlborough Massachusetts writes to a Stow history author to share references on Stow origin and early settlers. She cites and trails through the New England Historical and Genealogical Register and other volumes, mentioning John Kettell Abraham Hale and Whitman land deeds and local features like Mosquito Hole and Whitman's Crossing.
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Rockbottom
Stow
New England Historical and Genealogical Register
George F.clark
West Acton
Massachusetts
John Kettell
Abraham G_R ‘Hale
Mr. Clark
Hudson's
New England Historical and Genealogical
Massachusetts Historical Collection
Boston
Jonathan Newell
American Quarterly Register
John Barber
Worcester
Church Common
Marlboro Brass Band
Zacheriah Whitman
John Whitman
Boon Pond
Charles Whitman
Whitman
Helen L., Berry
W H Berry
Witherbee Street
Marlborough
Fifth Avenue Fashions Pattern No 5175 by Ellen Worth
A fashion column promoting spring blouse styles with crinkly silk organdie and puffed sleeves. Describes pattern No 5175 for sizes 12 to 42 bust with yardage and fit notes and urges sending 10 cents for the Spring Fashion Magazine. Includes request for address details to receive the catalog.
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Soave
Autoclives and autovide blamed in crosswalk deaths
Morgan T. Ryan reports seven motorists were killed at railroad crossings in the past week, the highest weekly count of auto fatalities this year, with total fatalities reaching 17 for the week. He introduces terms autocide autoclives autovide and urges safer driving plus a new deal for road safety and reduced hoarding of courtesy. The fourth annual motor vehicle safety inspection begins May 1, requiring renewed stickers and certificates showing brakes and headlights are in good condition.
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Morgan T. Ryan
Registrar of Motor Vehicles Today
Ryan
Town urged to cut old trees
Commissioner Arthur W Gilbert of the State Department of Agriculture urges town selectmen to remove abandoned apple trees to curb the apple maggot pest and provide firewood for unemployed workers. He cites cooperation with fruit growers and the Massachusetts Growers Association and suggests a conference to discuss implementation and wood delivery to homes.
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Hudson
Arthur W. Gilbert
State Department of Agriculture
Massachusetts
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New Era Bartender Promises Quiet Style and Slim Pay
Albany March 27 The Bartenders Union outlines a modern bartender image for the new era. The young, soft spoken professional will wear a white coat and black bow tie, earn as low as $25 weekly, work eight hours daily, and avoid customer arguments or drink on the customer.
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Albany
N. Y
Bartenders’ Union
Ronald Colman
Sone
Barkeep
Union
Junior Girls Rally to Overtime Victory in Intra-Mural Thriller
After three even periods the junior girls surged in overtime to defeat the sophomores 22 to 18 in the inter-mural high school basketball tournament. Elizbeth Mahoney and Elys Nyholm sparked a late charge, with Mary Gudzinowicz and Bertha Sneck fueling the junior win as the clock read 18 apiece at regulation end.
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Maynard
Elizabeth Mahoney
Elys Nyholm
Mary Gudzinowicz
Bertha Sneck
Concord Walden Royal Arch Chapter Meeting
Concord Walden Royal Arch Chapter met in the Masonic Temple with Excellent High Priest Wilbur Hamlin of Maynard presiding. Supper, singing led by Lindsay N. Smith of Maynard and piano by Robert F. Charles of South Acton. Rev Matthew A Y, pastor of the Union Church of Maynard, gave a short address on present day concerns. Ex High Priest spoke on degree work with officers and Scribe Smith presiding part of the work. Officers marched in from Framingham on March 25 for an extension of work and showing. Buy Goods at Home.
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Matthew AY
Union’ Congress Church
Maynard
Smith
Ficers
Framingham
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