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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1952
Page
29
Mrs Patterson and Mr Patterson observe their sixth wedding anniversary on Saturday October 25. The couple enjoy family milestones with five daughters and several grandchildren.
Sudbury residents gathered at the Hotel Kendall in Framingham to celebrate Fred A. Noyes on his 80th birthday. A lifetime Sudbury resident with deep local roots, he married Amy Bowker in 1899 and served as rural mail carrier for 30 years. Attending were Everett Bowker, Lester Baldwin and families, F Alvin Noyes, and a grandson, Robert Noyes.
Reprusseles analysis argues that election outcomes depend on common voters not candidates. It contrasts the peaceful preference for majority rule in English speaking nations with one person rule abroad, urging readers to think for next Tuesday's vote and honor civic education and character.
Auto inspectors and police will patrol highways Saturday morning November 1 to enforce inspection laws. Drivers without the red sticker will be prosecuted. Make sure your car is inspected today.
The speaker urges participation on election day stressing the significance of each vote. It notes the heritage of peaceful acceptance of the final tally and warns that the state's and nation's future could hinge on a single ballot.
Several civil service positions open in the state with upcoming examinations. Vacancies include Industrial Inspector at the State Prison Colony, Machinist Foremen in the Water Division, Forest and Type Surveyor, Signal Electrician, X Ray Technician at Westfield Sanatorium, and ten attendants at Nut Island Sewage Plant with salaries ranging from about 2820 to 4260 dollars. This notice cites Representative Howard S. Russell of Wayland.
Carl Clark reports the Middlesex Soil Conservation District shows a strong season with $23,000 in proceeds since opening and about $1,000 net profit. Fire irrigation ponds and wetlands work enabled drainage projects and drought relief. Supervisors Van Leer Robert Stuart and Herbe Sweet plan further equipment purchases to aid farm conservation efforts.
Bartlett Representative Russell offers to mail full particulars to any interested constituent for two facilities the Chelsea Soldiers Home and the Holy oke Home. The last date for filed applications is November.
A proverb notes that the vigor of a fighter matters more than physical size. The line emphasizes resolve and tenacity over mere stature.
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