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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1934
Page
4
Marlboro Massachusetts weekly notice from Enterprise Press lists post office details, second class matter, and 1903 date. It includes subscription rates for one year six months and single copies and mentions towns Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford with postage.
The piece warns that Dutch elm disease threatens the American elm nationwide and urges federal action and funding. It cites failures by the Department of Agriculture, calls for a tree army and emergency measures, and notes upcoming industry meetings with Donald R. Seems and Neil Carothers coordinating a response.
American industry plans to set a national prescription for redevelopment. Leaders propose completing products from needles to ocean liners by mobilizing industry at the Waldorf Astoria New York on December 5 for the annual congress event.
A column argues that government spending comes from the people and that taxes touch everyone, even non income tax payers. It urges citizens to consider the true cost of public spending, comparing it to personal expenses and noting debt affects all. It ends with a moral about aging and blood acidity in heat.
A Mayview Charity circus vows a cash prize for a marriage and the crowd sees a hesitant couple step forward. Josephus Braun doubles the prize, the ceremony proceeds with Lohengrin playing, and the newlyweds drive off after trading prizes for cash. The bride recalls the moment as both frightening and beautiful.
The piece notes high commuting costs for Wall Street financiers from Oyster Bay to offices. It compares rail and air travel times and prices, cites a 25 minute air trip, and mentions the plane's schedule and destinations. It also covers stock exchange layoff news and wages, plus various light anecdotes about advertising planes and a Bryn Mawr graduate actress and author.
Employment in lumber mills and logging camps of the Pacific Northwest has grown from 30,000 in 1983 to over 55,000 currently. Wages have surged as high as 200 percent in some sections, according to W. B. Greeley of Seattle, secretary manager of the West Coast Lumbermen's association.
In Blytheville Arkansas Bill Helm had his dog pay its own license fee. He attached a banner to the dog advertising a store and then collected the dog’s earnings to hand to the city clerk for the tax.
Next Sunday morning at 11 a Communion service will be held in the First Parish House. The rite will adorn the tabernacle with silver offerings and welcomes all, church members or not. This will be the last giving meeting in the odist church.
Sudbury school soccer team, in its 11th of the season, held Weston to a scoreless first half before Beacon school of Wellesley edged them 2-1. Carson and Mac each contributed goals. Listed players include Walker Griffin Laice er backs McMurtry Garfield elli Moores Kendall Captain Carson Mac Stone Webster F Troisi Ouxton.
A Bible parable mention of the prodigal son eating husks is linked to a Mediterranean legume known for a sweet edible pulp named St. John's bread. The scholarly note identifies the husks as this plant.
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