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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1939
Page
2
The event under the town fashion committee drew enthusiastic women to the Town Show quarters. Mrs Norman and Mrs McAllagtee described each gown while Mr Odey assisted, showcasing fashionable apparel in a well organized social and educational display.
A fragment notes help with a musical program of interludes and a cane sowing charge divided among groups at Kineergerton School including high school and adult participants.
A Monday evening meeting at an auditorium discussed financial matters and town hall vault plans. The board considered payments for child certificates, proposed nest-related expenses, and a total appropriation of 149 601 22 dollars. Voters approved most of the 35 warrant articles.
Rev Arthur H Wilde pastor invites the public to a Sunday service with John Clark of Tewkr as guest at 4 PM. Clark will speak as part of Venus Poople Society activities. Holy Union will be served after the morning sermon at 10:46. Robert Mon is mentioned as president in a related note.
A public auction in South Acton Massachusetts offers 22 head of accredited Guernsey cattle including 9 cows and 9 heifers with some papers and registration eligibility. The sale lists electrical milking equipment, tractor, wagons, and farm tools with cash terms and catering, by order of Michael Baneguess.
A chaotic fragment describes a See. 70 monthly meeting set for an April 3 evening with Ruth ident and leaders in charge. A Mother and Daughter banquet is noted for May 18 with Rev. Hilda Nelee as speaker. A special Ragter offering is requested with envelopes for townspeople and a $200 meet goal to support church work.
Gruber leads with highest overall string 498 609 647 1572 while also setting the top total 354 in the same local display.
Tonight at 8 15 a trio of one act plays will be staged by the Mason Players at the Unitarian Parish Hall sponsored by the women's league. The first play is a comedy with Miss Jenee Searles making her debut alongside Germaine Bourque Harold Countemandrie Spinney Jr. and E Bather Mech. The second play, Beauty, showcases Ruth Ordway Jenee Dorothy Donnelly and Jeanne Perrant in the cast.
The plan recommends starting chick production early to yield eggs by late summer and fall. Early-hatched pullets help stabilize egg supply and prices, with about 25 percent of chicks hatching early to allow July and August laying. Early hatch aids incubation efficiency and equipment use for poultrymen.
An agricultural note cites research from Michigan farmers stating that most weight gain in colts occurs in the first year, with 75 percent of chest depth growth during this period. It recommends liberal grain and hay, a grain mix of corn oats and bran, plus Timothy hay, good pasture, and plenty of fresh water for efficient, economical development into work horses.
California orange growers employ a simple fertilization method. They inject ammonia gas from cylinders into irrigation water to be absorbed and carried to the roots. This technique relies on releasing a controlled amount of ammonia into the irrigation furrow.
Farmers consider alfalfaseat as an economical source of vitamin A for growing chicks. Allowing birds to range on the farm may aid intake while ensuring adequate vitamin A through diet.
Fragmentary OCR summary discusses reducing losses in sheep through pasture treatment and a grass rotation. Mentions rotation concepts and poultry references with unclear associations and numerous garbled phrases.
The article records the election of officers for Arlington Lodge with Kenneth B. Prue elected president Julius Ahuben as vice president Vincent Tama secretary Herbert W. Martin treasurer Michael McNamara tiler Noble Morton PRR trustee James Crowe representative Jonge Lea He WY Bima PNR alternate and names Thomas Maley and others to install officers on April 12.
The church announces Sunday service at 10 46 am and Sunday school at 10 45 am with Wednesday meetings at 7 46 pm. The notice cites readings from the Bible and from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy for the season’s lesson on April 2 with a focus on truth versus error and simple living.
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