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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1950
Page
6
Final report of a Special Commission examines the case for a regional high school to serve multiple towns. It outlines advantages such as local representation, broader programs, enhanced guidance and activities, and improved community interest, while noting objections like community rivalry and transportation concerns.
The Wayside Inn in South Sudbury on the old Boston Post Road, owned by the Ford family since 1923, will close to the public from December 3 through April for winter. About 45 employees will be affected, most of them from the inn, with plans to return for spring opening. The decision follows a downturn in tourist trade. the inn has long hosted Henry W. Longfellow’s famed Tales of a Wayside Inn and contains historic furnishings from Ford’s era.
A 20 pound newborn calf at Mississippi State College is thriving with bulldog like features including a short nose bulging eyes bowed front legs and a corkscrew tail.
Renovation program to revive pastures promises higher milk and beef yields. Wisconsin tests show old grass produced 1800 pounds forage per acre with 200 pounds protein, while alfalfa lactino bromes mix reached about two tons and 800 pounds protein per acre. Soil building lime and fertilizer required. thorough fall sod removal, criss cross discing, two passes with field cultivator, roughing soil before freezing, then spring seeding of deep rooted legumes and grasses. A field cultivator and spike tooth harrow prepare the seed bed.
The demand for beef is expected to stay strong as full employment and good wages persist. Breeders, growers, and finishers in the beef industry are expanding herds to meet rising consumption, with the 1950 beef breeding herd projected to surpass 1949 by about 800000 head.
Market trends chart hog price changes by month across eleven normal years. Solid bars show hogs reaching market weight in six months while broken bars show eight month fattening. March farrowed pigs hit top market levels in six months, but eight month pigs reached market in November below average.
A dovette, rare inland, landed in Chester Lamson's yard on Lake Street during a baby hurricane. He kept the bird in Tripp's pond where it revived briefly and swam. The bird, about inches long with white plumage, appeared helpless and unlikely to survive inland after the storm.
The article notes religious services at St Bernard and Our Lady Hel church including a Monday gathering, a Novena honoring St Jude, benediction, and masses at 7:30 and 9 ed by the blessed sacrament. A mid week Novena is planned for Tuesday nights and a day school schedule is mentioned.
Sales of stamps in school rooms total 1404 15 dollars with rooms led by Mr Comroys and Miss Weims. Conroy's room ranked first while Weim's second and Walsh's third. Robitelle's grade II posted the highest year to date sales.
Bedford Missouri fiancé Elinor Charlotte Zollin daughter of Dr and Mrs Morris Zollin of Springs road will wed Elliott Kiasky son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Kiasky of Malden. Zollin is a Boston University senior in public relations and communications. Kiasky a Burdett College graduate and Boston University attendee served two years in the U S Navy in the Pacific during World War II.
Dairy specialists warn that yearly financial losses hit U.S. farmers due to a large portion of milk and cream failing to meet quality standards. They urge improvements in product quality to reduce waste and losses.
In Legi on early morning at Caro line Amanda Bidwell became a member of the auxiliary of Woodward Post American Legion. Her mother and grandmother are past presidents of the same post.
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