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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1934

Page

7

Lack Nine Votes For Town Water

Town meeting discussed a proposed water project on Lancaster Road with Mr Powers defending water quality and insurance savings. Opponents including James Crowley and Paul Dake spoke, while supporters cited health, jobs, and 180 percent national water usage from public systems.

Powers Lancaster Road State Board of Health Commission Board of Fire Underwriters Ole Town James Crowley Winther Sudbury Paul Dake Alvan Bradshaw Hawes M. F. Buel Ralph W Horne Fay, Spofford and Thorndike Vincent P Clark Foss and Clark Boston Horne Forrest D. Bradshaw L. Roy Hawes Shaw S&t Devoll Joseph Way Uae Leonard Goulding William Tufts James Crowley Old Town Moderator Clarke Forrest Bradshaw

New England Agriculture Needs Organization Says Leavitt Parson

Leavitt Parson of Bogton told Babson Institute that agriculture remains the world’s largest industry and New England must organize to capture markets. He warned that eastern farmers must standardize practices and products, study consumer demand, and adopt scientific marketing to survive industrialized agriculture, stressing near-market advantages and a unified regional approach.

New England Leavitt Parsons Bogton Babson Institute England New Europe East

Episcopal Church weighs rural revival to lead American Christian life

Rev. Goodrich R. Fenner urges a back to the farm movement as two preliminary Episcopal conferences prepare for the 11st General Convention in Atlantic City. He notes a large rural population with few church members and calls for renewed rural leadership and training of pastors to strengthen country congregations amid social upheavals.

America Goodrich R. Fenner Episcopal National Council Atlantic City Episcopal Church United States Episcopa

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