Marlboro Enterprise Office Details and Postal Info
The Marlboro Massachusetts Enterprise Office page lists publication details for The Enterprise Press Inc. It notes weekly publication on Wednesdays, subscription price of 1.60 dollars yearly in advance, single copies four cents, and distribution to Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford. It also shows entry as second class matter dated August 25 1903 and post office registration under the 1879 act.
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Maynard, Goncord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Marlboro
Mass
Thanksgiving praise from Calvin Coolidge on national gratitude
The speech lauds the moral spirit of America and calls the nation a blessed, generous people. It urges humility and self searching service, noting our immunity from widespread suffering imposes responsibility on the country.
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Calvin Coolidge
America
Davy
Dar Adas Cy Owi
Seaman's Steady Posture Under Naval Tragedy
The article recalls a seaman's calm control during a shipwreck and cites Captain Wetson's firm stance before a court. He asserts the tragedy resulted from a judgment error, not incompetence, and accepts accountability without complaint.
Roads, Milk and Good Roads Study Link
United States Bureau of Public Roads studied milk distribution at a National Automobile Chamber of Commerce meeting. Findings show improved roads reduce milk transport costs, trucks increase dairy product movement, and unimproved roads raise costs by about a half cent per gallon. Milk serves as a key example of highway value.
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United Totes Bureau of Public Roads
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Berlin police disperse reds after attempted communist demonstration
In Berlin police broke up a planned communist demonstration as authorities moved to halt the protest. In Washington the Justice Department expects an application in New York City's Controller Craig pardon case from Mayor Hyland.
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Berlin
Washington
Department of Justice
Controller Craig
New York
Hyland
Referendum on United States Peace Plan Urged by Committee
A letter from Esther Everett Lapse announces a nationwide referendum to gauge public opinion on the American Peace Award plan. It explains ballot distribution via newspapers and organizations, and invites readers to vote yes or no or send fuller opinions separately. It notes a winning plan to be released after January and public ballots to follow. It also mentions a second notice about a school savings club in Concord High School.
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Concot
Americnan
United States
New York Times
The
New York Tribune
New York World
SS Great
Arterg
Aus
Exhall
Ous
Esther Everett
Concord Wieh
Concord National Bank
Middlesex Institution
Savings Bank
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Warren B. Goddard
Mincipal
Concord High School
Concord
James F. O'Halloran
Tréas
Agnes L. Clancy
Maynard and Concord Rivalry Featured in Thanksgiving Football
Maynard High prepares for a Thanksgiving clash with Concord at Grounds in a season highlight. Maynard returns key players Lerer and Frigard from injuries with hopes of a full lineup, boosting chances against evenly matched rivals. A large crowd is expected if weather cooperates as the longstanding Maynard Concord athletic rivalry continues.
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Concord
Maynard TS
Brounds
Weloek
Maynard
Marve
Frigard
Lerer
Gapurto
Tosal School
Deer Season Opens December Third In Local Area
Local hunters await the deer shooting season opening Monday December 3 and closing Saturday December 8. Several deer have been sighted in the area with hunters planning early Saturday for a shot. Albert Haynes of W. A. Haynes Co. reports seeing a large back deer with a fine spread of horns swimming Lake Nagog on two mornings last week.
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Albert Haynes
W. A. Haynes Co
Nagog
Stolen Studebaker Recovered by Chambersburg Police
Chambersburg Pa police report recovering a Studebaker stolen from Mannard. Investigation showed the car belonged to Asim Leh at 19 Waltham Street who had left Chambersburg to reclaim and drive home the vehicle.
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Chamben
Burg
Studebaker
Maynard
Asim Leh
Waltham Street
Chambersburg
Pythian Sisters Elect Yearly Officers
Progressive Temple meeting at Masonic Hall elected officers led by Mrs. Gertrude Tucker IP C and Mrs. Isabella Kenedy M E to serve for the year.
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Pythian Sisters
Progressive Temple, Pythian Sisters
Masonic Hall
Gertrude Tucker
IP. C
Isabella Kenedy
M. E
Local Meeting Minutes Describe Installations and Offers
A meeting chaired by Mrs. Joss Bell and a committee including Mrs. George J. Jamieson and Mrs. Frey Gilleny heard offers and conducted an inspection. Installation is planned for January. Remarks covered attendees Mrs. Bertha Mason and Mrs. Agnes French among others.
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Bertha Mason
E. S
Nee Shearer
Agnes French
Grace Spence
Mo Ro& S
Lorraine Benoit
Ellen Swanson
P. T
Minnie Munn
G. Alf
Joss Bell
Florence Caswell
Lynn
Carrie Young
Mecose
Denuty G. C
Od Fellows Card Tournament Opens With Mixed Results
The Od Fellows Social Club card tournament opened Monday night with John Croft's team defeating John Dumford's by 3 to 30. Seven games are scheduled, Crib and Pitch are the two games played.
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Od. Fellows Social Club
Feriname
John “Croft
John Dumford
Walter Davis of East Boston Dies Suddenly
Walter Davis of East Boston died suddenly Monday. Funeral held today in First Boston. The Red Cross Roll Call canvass planned for this town will continue. postponement due to rain last Saturday affected weekend efforts. Fire officials Beale and Clinton visited with Supt. Uf Socote Disc to inspect sidewall construction in Maynact drawing attention along the highway.
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Walter Davis
Boston
Monay
Red Cross
Raul
Maynact
Flank Plans First Concert and Dance Night
Flank announces a Tuesday evening meet with Moonart coined Koof C. at a local venue. The event features a concert by Sheridan and a dance with dancing until 1 o clock and is listed in the council notice as part of spring活动 leading to a bests Sunday on April 24.
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C. Ball
Moonart
Koof C
Jane
Sheridan
Hestra
the Council
Sudden Death of Mrs Miry Katajamki Seventy-seven Years
Mrs Miry Katajamki aged 97 died Monday at her niece Alice Hermanson’s home 47 Butler Avenue after ten days in the country from Finland. She leaves a son in Worcester and other relatives in town. Funeral services Friday afternoon. Burial in Genwood Cemetery. Be thankful you are thankful. be thankful you are not thankful.
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Miry Katajamki
Finland
Alice Hermanson
Butler Avenue
Worcester
Genwood Cemetery
Something to Think About by F. A. Walker
A McClure Syndicate column reflects on human inconsistency and the pull of higher purposes. It notes how aim and resolve falter with daily trials yet urges persistence, likening renewed effort to returning prodigals seeking their father's house.
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F. A. Walker
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Tides of Change Signal Inner Growth and Courage
A reflective essay on tides as forces shaping progress and character. It argues that unseen currents can be harnessed to reach goals, transforming fear into perseverance. By facing opposition, individuals develop patience, charity, and cooperation, learning when to fight and when to yield with the tides.
Booze Flows Free but in the Sewer at Maynard
A state officer poured out about twenty gallons of whiskey gin moonshine and home brew beer into the sewer at the Maynard police station Monday. The contraband intoxicants were seized in raids over the past three months by Maynard police. An onlooker lamented the flow recalling pre Prohibition days and the days of simpler beverages.
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Maynard
Heifers Turn Wild After Escapes in Stow Range
A gentle hand fed heifer and two others escaped captivity as they roamed the Stow area. A group of twenty four cowboys pursued them but the trio leaped barriers and avoided capture on multiple attempts. The tale is offered as a commentary on environment shaping behavior among cattle.
Connors Dyson wedding ceremony held at St Bridget's church
Miss Mildred Connors and Charles Dyson were married at 2 pm Monday in St. Bridget's church with Rev. Edward F. Crowley officiating. A large gathering attended the ceremony and reception at the bride's home on McKinley street. Dyson, a World War II veteran, works in the shipping room of the Assabe mill and is active in the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary.
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Mildred Connors
John Connors
Brooks Street
Charles Dyson
McKinley Street
Edward F. Crowley
St. Bridget’s Church
Gertrude Connors
Daniel Connors
Dyson
Ladies’ Auxilary
The
American Legion
Assabe, Mill
Miss Mary Kelley Die s After Operation at Concord
Miss Mary Kelley of Parks street aged 38 died at Deaconess Hospital Concord Tuesday night after an operation ten days earlier. She worked as a mill mender and is survived by three sisters Mrs Joseph Larkin Bethleham Pa Mrs Chester Cuddy Somerville and Miss Agnes Kelley Somerville. Funeral services will be Friday morning at 9 o clock from St Bridges church.
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Mary Kelley
Parks Street
Concord
Kelley
Joseph Larkin
Bethiewin, Pa
Chester Cuddy
Somerville
Agnes Kelley
St. Bridge's Church
Thanksgiving Day at Concord Junction West Concord Church
The West Concord Union Church led by Rev. Alfred W. Stone observes Thanksgiving with morning service and special choir music followed by a sermon. Frederick W. Dallinger of Cambridge speaks on The Future of American Democracy at 7 p.m. A Union Thanksgiving service at Trinity Episcopal church features Rev. Lorenz MacDonald.
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Ye West Concord Union Church
Alfred W. Stone
Church School
Young
People’s Endeavor
Frederick W. Dallinger
Cambridge
Boy Scouts
Ladies’ Union
Christian Endeavor Society
Churches of Concord Ih
Trinity Episcopal Church
Lorenz MacDonald
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