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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1947

Page

4

Regulations governing keeping of swine in Carlisle

The Carlisle Board of Health revises rules for keeping swine and sanitation. Licenses expire annually May 1, permits required for transport of garbage, swine housing must be fenced and approved, manure rules limit odor and fly attraction, penalties up to twenty dollars.

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Framingham Couple Wed in Victorian Style Ceremony

Miss Silenzi of 331 Grant Street wed Sedo L. Pierozzi son of Mr and Mrs Pierozzi in Framingham. Rev J Rafferty officiated. Attendants wore pastel gowns and colonial bouquets. A reception followed at Eagles Hall and at Kendall hotel with an immediate family dinner. The couple will reside at 331 Grant Street Framingham.

Framingham St. Stephen's Church Grant Street Diniét Keefe Misa Dorothy Tosti Forti Hern Mary Villa Wellesley Real Faille Frank Farina Marlboro Barnets Pierozzi Ward Roach Hudson Pela Kendall Hotel Eagles Hall Orchiéstra

Inflation sparks protests over beer price drop to ten cents

A garbled note from New York mentions a pié ge to Kees and a 10 cent beer price amid inflation protests. It references members of a union and a claim that inflation has gone far enough.

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Community honors local newspapers in national tribute week

A fragmented reflection on how newspapers serve communities, highlighting their economic role and public service. The piece argues newspapers are the Fourth Estate, representing the people through subscribers and voice in local civic life, and notes the ongoing value of press freedom in democracy.

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