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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1935
Page
4
The Weekly Enterprise is recorded as second class matter 26 1903 at the Post Office in Massachusetts. The notice lists subscription rates and areas served including Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford with postage included.
The piece argues for reducing imports and boosting U S fertilizer production to lower costs for farmers. It critiques high duties, endorses reciprocity if sensible, and stresses that American money should circulate domestically to benefit all citizens.
The report cites a figure of 42 254 090 dollars paid by the United States to fund Washington bureau farms and staff for the AAA program from May 4 1933 to March 1 1935, detailing the program's organizational costs.
Marlboro plans the first annual 10 mile road race next Saturday under Enterprise and Hudson Sun. Entry list may reach 50 with contestants from New England including Earle Collins of North Medford and Perley Waters of Keene. Johnny Kelley will attend in a press car. Boy Scouts will check the course and provide first aid with scout patrols in Marlboro and Hudson.
A pressager Adjustment Administration report shows farmer payments totaling 630 606 962 and surplus commodity removals costing 24 651 202 with 42 254 090 in administration expenses. The article notes no comparable public accounting for business regulation costs and highlights milk bottle usage per person.
Ancient Chinese practice used iodine rich seaweed to treat goiter. Modern medicine reexamines seaweed iodine as a remedy and explores safe applications.
The notice calls for observances on July 21 22 and 23 to mark a 200th event range. Sunday July 21 is designated as church day with cee semens asked to cooperate. Old Home Day and Patriot's Day are also noted with related commemorations.
Violet Fiigard Maynard of Gloucester is in hospital this week with friends Mr and Mrs Howard Tucker at Emerson Hospital. Both mother and son are well. Mr and Mrs James P King reside on re street. Tufts College is mentioned. Freeman and Clancy installed an ON O-Matic oil heater.
St George's Church notes Alt ot 8 this evening at Parish Hall. The weekly whist on Saturday night will be held at Maynard Cooperative Club under the direction of Mrs Fred Palmer.
Summer over Florida Road Saint George's Church announces a May Sunday with an 8 o'clock service omitted. Church school at 9 30 and Holy Communion with sermon at 10 46. Raymond Loija will speak at 7 in the evening at the Young People's Fellowship meeting.
Greenland hosts ice fields near four thousand feet thick, revealing immense frozen layers beneath. Researchers note the volume and extent of ice indicate long term climate dynamics impacting sea levels and regional geology.
In Arlington last week Mrs Virginia Cobb spoke on Siamese cat care after a silver tea. The Maynard players, composed of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, will present The Show Boat at Oda Fellows hall on May 7 to support Acton Lodge IOOF. Memorial Day preparations are underway.
The Middlesex Academy tennis team routed Browne & Nichols 5 0 in their Saturday opener. Beach won 6 2 6 0, Griscom beat Stickney 6 2 6 0, Alexander defeated Smith 7 5 6 4.
Soho's Texaco Bowl team won the Intertown Bowling League title as the 28 week season closed. Tie Champs and Gagne Oil battle for second with a possible playoff. Soko's team claimed high three string total 1532 while the Champions posted high single string 654. George Lawton led three string total with 353 and E Peterson had high single string 143. The annual Intertown Bowling notes conclude.
A league banquet is planned for tomorrow night at the Nashoba Inn. Local members are invited to attend and celebrate recent league activities with refreshments and speeches.
Miss Emily Willis returns from Washington DC as a delegate to the Revolution Congress. Representatives from France China Italy and other nations attended. HP Hood lunch room at Bonnie Brook Farm opens Saturday May 4. Miss Carol Stone visits Providence Rhode Island for a few days with Miss Evelyn Keyes.
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