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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1951

Page

16

Durvey Urges Increased Grain Crop Planting This Year

The United States Department of Agriculture warns that grain supplies may fall short for livestock feed. A Massachusetts acreage survey suggests five million more acres of corn should be planted to meet minimum feeding needs. The message emphasizes boosting roughage to reduce grain use while maintaining livestock productivity. Programs like Green Pastures, soil conservation, and marketing administration support the effort.

Gongord Inied States Dept. of Agriculture Massachusetts Nore Seil Conservation Service

Bedford Briefs and Local Moves in Concord Area

Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Wallace Greenwood of Mannasque New Jersey visiting Mr and Mrs Fred P Green on Concord road. Bernard J Pond and family bought the Owen house at 26 Great road. Concord architect Frank S Owen is the former owner. Charlie Akerman US Navy recently finished training in Newport visiting family on Concord road. Katherine Hilderberg of 26 Great road will spend the summer at her cottage in Gloucester. The article notes Pennsylvania leads in ice cream production.

Fred P. Greenwood Concord Road Wallace Greenwood Mannasque New Jersey Bernard J. Pond Concord Frank S. Owen Great Road Mr. Owen Charles Akerman United States Navy Newport, Rhode Island Katherine Hilderberg

Middlesex County Seeding Seeder Available for Farmers

The Middlesex County Soil Conservation District purchased a Surestand Brilliant Seeder for rental to county farmers at a small fee. The device places grass and legume seed at the correct depth reducing seeding failures. Farmers pay nothing out of pocket because seed saved per acre covers the rental, contact 19 Everett Street, Concord.

Middlesex County Soil Conservation District Middlesex County Middlesex County Soil Conservation Everett Street Concord

Indians not interested in reclaiming country statement

Edmonton report says ten Indian leaders visited the Alberta legislature and declared they do not want the country back in full. Albert Lightning of the Hobbema tribesmen said natives are satisfied with white settlement but wish for a larger allotment.

Edmonton Alta U. K Alberta Albert Lightning

Phrase on respect for laws amid calls of theft

A fragment expresses a demand to learn to respect the country’s laws after claims of being stolen from. The text implies political or social unrest and urges adherence to legal frameworks. No clear names or events are identified in the readable portion.

Sudbury Riders Shine at Weston 4-H Horse Show

Sudbury youths participated in the Weston 4-H Club Horse Show with Gwenyth Piper presiding as Weston-H. From Sudbury entries included Gwenyth Piper Leslie Sears Richard Hill Clark Hill and David Hill.

Sudbury Weston

Sign Marks World Crossing at 180 Degrees Longitude

A road sign near Wairiki on Fiji’s Taveuni Island proclaims the location as the only place in the world where a motor road crosses the international date line at longitude 180 degrees.

Wairiki Fiji Taveuni

Emerson Hospital Names Full Time Lab Technician

Miss Vivian A. Helander joins Emerson Hospital Concord as full time lab technician. She is a Boston Dispensary graduate who previously worked at Birbarik Hospital Fitchburg. The hospital lab cases rose from 7217 in 1949 to 10467 in 1950, with senior technician Edwin J. Fredenburgh and assistant David Manning handling after hours duties.

Maynard Hmerson Hospital Concord Vivian A. Helander Fairfield Street Helander Boston Dispensary Birbarik Hospital Fitchbure

Concord Church Youth Fellowship Leader Hosts Meeting

Marianne Olsen led the Youth Fellowship at Trinitarian Congregational Church on Sunday night. The Friday Service Sewing Group plans to meet at Mrs. Clarence Olsen’s home at 40 Hubbard Street this afternoon. A $56 per plate Protestant Laymen’s dinner on June 5th lists Charles Francis Adams among Greater Boston sponsors, a former U S Navy secretary with a local home. J Gerard J Burke, once of Old Bedford Road, visits relatives while on leave from Alaska with the U S Army. his wife and two children will join him on return to duty.

Marianne Olsen Youth Fellowship Trinitarian Congregational Church Friéday Service Clarence Olsen Hubbard Street Greater-Boston Charles Francis Adams U. S. Navy J. Gerard J. Burke Old Bedford Road Alaska U. S. Army

Mibs Trophy Awarded 27 Years Late in Scranton

Scranton Pa J Carl Lenchitsky received a trophy for winning the first Scranton marbles tournament in 1924, thirty years after his victory and 27 years after the event.

Scranton U.P J. Carl Lenchitsky

Probate Court Notice Est of Patricia Bader

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex ss Probate Court issues notice on estate of Patricia Bader late of Maynard seeking appointment of administrator Danforth W. Comins of Concord or other, objections must be in by June 13 1951 in Cambridge courthouse. Witness Judge John C Leggat May 16 1951. May 24 31 June 7. Middlesex Institution for Savings annual meeting June 5 1951 at 5 05 PM. Alice D Andersen Clerk Concord May 21 1951 May 24.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlésey Patricia Bader Petronei Bader Petronié Valentupeitatitic Bott Dér Petroni Vailentokucew Maynard Danforth W. Comins Concord Cambridge John C. Leggat MIDDLESEX INSTITUTION _. FOR SAVINGS Corporation of the Middlesex Institution For Savings Alice D. Andersen Mass

Maynard Zoning By Law Sets Districts and Uses

Maynard Mass zoning by law divides town into four districts and restricts building uses. It details single and general residence areas, business and industrial rules, nonconforming uses, setbacks, yard requirements, and board approvals.

Maynard

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