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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1945

Page

5

Concord memory and the Wig Baus memorial debate

In 1827 a public monument proposal sparked local contention near the Old North Bridge and Concord River. Town figures debated site choice and the 1871 bequest aimed to fund a public work, involving Emerson and local residents in a dispute over memorial placement and public welfare.

Concord River Hubbard

Sowing Will It Crop Save Work in Sowing

The fragment discusses sowing methods to save labor in thinning and avoid waste when many plants are thinned or destroyed. It suggests using soil to support seedlings and emphasizes efficient seed use and spacing to improve early crop survival.

Daoust Tief Daoust

Monument plans in Concord recall Old North Bridge link

A century of effort in Concord traced from plans for a monument on the Cow River west bank to honor the Old North Bridge engagement. The Monument Committee led by John S. Keyes debated a site, funding, and public support while town dissension stalled its realization.

Concord Eabard Old North Bridge Comeele National Bank Eer Huberti Neace Smiekian Evenezar Hubbard Cow River Vetee Monument Committee John S. Keyes Beck Waldo Emerson Frederidson George Heywood George. M. Brooks John R.moore W. W Wilde H. F. Smith George A. King A.J. Harlow

Rotarians Hear Talk By Benjamin L. Smith

Concord Rotary hears guest speaker Benjamin L. Smith of Sudbury at the Colonial Inn luncheon. President Albert M. Goffey presided, John J. Bent organized the program, and Thomas L. Sanborn handled luncheon duties. Included among guests were Sergt. Jack Fondan and others returning from overseas duty. Next luncheon set for Thursday.

Concord Benjamin L. Smith Sudbury Road Colonial Inn John J. Bent Albert M Goffey Thomas L. Sanborn Sergi Jack Fondan

Boston Edison Urges Water Sparing in Cooking

The Boston Edison Company urges residents to use as little water as possible in cooking to conserve valuable vitamins and minimize waste during food preparation.

Boston Edison Company

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