New England Industrial Campaign Details Revealed
A joint New England promotional drive funded by state and private interests targets national executives with paid ads. The campaign, starting in Business Week, promotes New England as a diversified industrial hub with opportunities for plants and expansion, backed by capital, labor, and management.
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Business Week
New England
Council
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New England Council Drives Regional Industrial Ad Campaign
The advertising campaign is one phase of a broad New England industrial development program organized by the New England Council. Progress has advanced all summer after a April Council meeting set the campaign outline. Four states funded advertising through the Council, with the other two drawing on gubernatorial appropriations.
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New England
New England Council
Council
First convention of l1th Pythian district in Maynard
The first convention of the l1th Pythian district will be held at Masonic hall in Maynard on Wednesday evening October 9. Delegates from Norumbega Waltham Watertown Myrtle Natick Brighton Allston Pericles Framingham Aspenwall Brookline will attend. The parade leads to Sudbury Street and back with Police and Abou Ben Adhem Temple No 143 in escort. Reverend Dr Chellis V Smith will be orator and Otto C Patkiewicz master of ceremonies.
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Pythian
Masonic Hall
Progressive Lodge
K of P
Norumbega
Waltham
Watertown
Myrtle
Natick
Brighton
Allston
Pericles
Framingham
Aspinwall
Brookline
Waltham and
Parker Streets
Abou Ben Adhem Temple
Nain i
Sudbury Street
Knights of Pythias
Chellis V Smith
Hyde Park
Otto C Patkiewicz
Frank ‘W Haven
Mth Pythian
John A Mitzeavitch
Frank A Colombo
Charles J Spence
Daniel McCormack
William V Cameron
B E Dee Heads K of C Council In Concord
Berard E Dee son of Major Michael J Dee superintendent of the Massachusetts Reformatory West Concord was installed Grand Knight of Concord Council K of C. He succeeds John W Whalen Jr. The officers were installed by Thomas F McLoughlin of Cambridge the new District Deputy. A roast beef supper followed the induction ceremonies under George H Lawton.
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Berard E. Dee
Michael J. Dee
Massachusetts Reformatory
West Concord
Concord
K. of C
Monument Hall
John W. Whalen
Dee
Thomas F. McLoughlin
Cambridge
George H. Lawton
Maynard Church Drives Aims To Complete Pledges
Union Congregational Church of Maynard Mass reports twelve teams carry on drive to meet all pledges and parishioners. A two day fair planned December 6 and 7 at the Cooperative ball with entertainment on both nights. The Young People meet Tuesday for a cabinet session and Sunday at 6 30 p m. Miss Anna Swanson leads. Church council meets Monday at 7 p m. Worship services Sunday morning as usual.
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Union Congregational Church
Maynard
Mass
Matthew A. Vance
Anna Swanson
Usua
Henry M. Lane 85 Celebrated in West Concord
Henry M. Lane, born September 28, 1850 in East Abington, celebrated his 85th birthday in West Concord with a small dinner party. He taught for 27 years in the shoe department at the Massachusetts Reformatory and retired about 11 years ago, receiving many cards and gifts from relatives and friends.
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West Concord
Henry M. Lane
Lane
Donovan
Massachusetts Reformatory
East Abington
Rockland
Service For Mrs. F. R. Gammon
Funeral services were held for Mrs Elizabeth Duncan Gammon widow of Frank R Cocoon a former banker. Rev Charles Russell Peck officiated at Mt Auburn crematory chapel Cambridge ashes to be interred in the family lot. Mrs Gammon born July 25 1867 in St Louis MO daughter of James and Cornelia Duncan. She lived in Concord 14 years on Musketaquid road and is survived by her daughter Ina Gammon of Newty and a grandchild.
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Frank R Cocoon
Middle West
West
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Charles Russell Peck
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mt. Auburn
Gammon
St.Louis
James and
Cornelia (Mansfield) Duncan
Old Mary Institute
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Antwerp
Russia
Paris
Concord
Musketaquid Road
Gammon of
Newty
Confirmation October 15 At St Bridget's Maynard
Confirmation will be conferred at St Bridget's church on Tuesday afternoon at 2 20 October 15. Confirmation classes are held Monday Wednesday and Friday at 4. An adult class is Monday evening. October divisions are at 7 o'clock mass each morning. First Friday masses at 5 45 and 7. Confessions Thursday afternoon and evening. Confirmation at St Casimir's church on the same afternoon at four o'clock.
Maynard observes Yom Kippur with 24 hour fast
Next Sunday Maynard and vicinity Jewish families will observe Yom Kippur with ceremonies beginning Sunday evening and continuing until Monday evening. The Holy Day involves 24 hours of abstinence from food and drink spent in prayer and meditation.
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Maynard
Concord Art Exhibition Closes. Pepper Show Opens
The Concord Art Center ends its current exhibition under the Concord Art Association. Galleries closed Monday for setup as Charles Hovey Pepper presents a new show opening Tuesday and running through October.
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Concord Art Center
Concord Art Association
Charles Hovey Pepper
Elks Whist Parties Return This Fall and Winter
Concord Lodge of Elks plans to restart whist parties this fall and winter. Exalted Ruler Frank Miller announced at the Elks Hall meeting last Tuesday evening that organizers will host the popular events again this season.
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Elks
Concord Lodge of Elks
Elks Hell
Frank Miller
Church Activities Invite Community Attendance
The notice lists church events with hours for a school, morning worship and communion at 10.45, YPSCE at 6.30, and a guest night hosted by the Ladies Benevolent Society on Thursday Oct 3 at 6 with supper and speaker Rev Hilda Ives. Choir rehearsal Thursday at 6.45. Men's League first meeting at Larkin's Cottage on Tuesday Oct 8 with time, place, and transport details to follow.
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Ladies Benevolent Society
Hilda Ives
Men's League
Larkin’s Cottage
Losses from fertile eggs by roosters hit Illinois poultry
The article estimates roosters cause $30 to $40 lost per 700 hens in hot weather due to fertile eggs that spoil, amounting to about $5 million yearly for Illinois farmers. It notes direct losses from culling and lower prices when eggs are graded versus counted, and urges selling or confining roosters outside breeding season.
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Illinois
1Linois
New York
Alfalfa Range Best for Poults Says Authority
Turkey growers favor alfalfa fields for poults with clover and rape as runners up. Greens are essential before range, with lettuce spinach and rape highlighted as excellent, cut finely to prevent choking as birds reach six weeks.
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Turkey
Missouri
Hens Feed Wet Mash for Late Summer Laying Slump
Advice for poultry flocks advises feeding a wet mash during a late summer laying slump. Use skimmilk or semi solid buttermilk if available and limit to what hens will clean in 20 minutes. At New York State College two pounds of tobacco dust per 100 pounds of mash aids worm and coccidiosis control.
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New York State College
Sunshine management for growing chicks in hot summers
The text discusses avoiding excessive sun for growing chicks and recommends creating shade with trees or sunflowers if none exist. It suggests quick-growing annuals for shelter and using insulated roofs or shelters with branches for retreat during peak heat.
Poultry Experts Examine Fall Egg Laying Patterns
Indiana Farmer's Guide notes commercial growers push hens to lay in September through December. Reports show only five percent of eggs produced in these months, driving prices up but prompting better care before production drops as prices slide. The key season for laying is summer.
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Indiana Farmer's Guide
First Fall Meeting of West Concord WCTU Held
The West Concord Branch of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union met for its first Fall session on Wednesday at the West Concord Union Church.
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West Concord
The
Woman's Christian, Temperance Union
West Concord Union Church
Golf Two-Thirds Handicap Match at Concord Club
Guam B Johnson and Rus sell G Fessenden lead two-thirds handicap event at Concord Country Club. Golf cards show Ralph c, Mason b Ham, C Piper, three downs in a tight match with Johnson and Fessenden at one down.
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Concord Country Club
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Johnson
Russell G Fessenden
Ralph c
Mason
Ham
Piper
Downs
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