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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1945
Page
7
The court notice offers license to sell private auction of real estate in Acton and Cambridge. Interested parties must file appearances before ten in the forenoon on September 1945. Judge John C. Leggat presiding.
The notice indicates an appointment and bond requirement for a Cambridge case. It mentions appearance filed by an attorney, a return day set the tenth day of September, with First Judge John C. Leggat and Register P. Jordan. Dates August 28 and August 30 are listed, with September 6 as a follow up.
Lost book notice indicates a deposit lost and an application filed for a duplicate savings book. E McCleary serves as treasurer for the institution handling the request.
Miss Judith Lindau returns to resume studies for the fall term at Bennington College Vermont. Miss Nancy Lindau enters as a first year student this fall at Bennington, joining her sister Judith.
Lawrence S. Tucker doing business as Tucker's Lunch seeks a wines and malt beverages license as a common victualer on Boston Post Road Sudbury. Property features one dining room and a basement storage area. Licensing authorities note the application under Chapter 138.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court calls all interested in the estate of Nelson H Tenney of Acton to object to a petition for license to sell estate real estate by private sale. Interested parties must file a written appearance in Cambridge before 10 AM on September 21 1945, the return day. Witness John Leggat Esquire First Judge of the Court.
A court in Concord hears a probate petition for the last will of Georgie Cate Bowker, deceased. Frederick H. Nash of Weston and James Garfield of Cambridge seek appointment as executors with bonds without a supply. Objections must be filed by 11 a.m. September 17, with witness John C. Leggat, First Judge, on August 22, 1945. Loring P. Jordan, Register.
Orville Starke, 51, Holeproof Hosiery purchasing agent, speaks to amputees at Atlantic City hospital and Milwaukee veterans about turning limb loss into strength. He shares his own life, sports feats, and a letter describing how he defied disability and built a full, active life.
U S Department of Agriculture researchers report a small African herb with png leaves and creamy white flowers could become a commercial camphor source in the United States. The shrub grows as a perennial in the South and may be grown from seeds or cuttings farther north. Yields range from 100 to 800 pounds of camphor and oil per acre, with 60 to 70 percent camphor. To match prewar imports from Japan, 10 000 to 20 000 acres would be needed.
Pea Flueck of the soil conservation service notes average net income from woodlots by 25 high income operators out of 89 across Iowa Indiana Ohio Michigan Minnesota. Records show woodlot income rises with full use of labor and product utilization.
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