Weekly Enterprise publication notice from Marlboro Massachusetts
The Weekly Enterprise is published in Marlboro Massachusetts every Tuesday by the Enterprise Incorporated. It states second class matter under postal regulations and includes subscription rate details and distribution areas such as Sudbury Acton and Redford.
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Agriculture economics and road safety campaigns emphasized
The article notes livestock marketing costs have fallen for producers while freight and other charges reduced profits. It cites a 1929 study showing producer earnings at 94.3 cents per dollar after freight cuts, and discusses rising livestock fees since 1924. It urges better highway safety campaigns and stricter traffic laws to protect lives and property.
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Charles F. Ket
Mdbre Research Corporation
Public debate on reform and industry leaders cited
Albert Shaw editor of Review of Reviews notes better worker living conditions and progress in electricity, telephones, oil and railroads. He argues public needs push for leaders over corrupt politicians and powerful industries, highlighting the influence of railways and large corporations.
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Average Month Declares August An Ordinary Weather Period
The weather bureau reports August as an average month, with no exceptional heat, cold, rain, or dryness. Despite recent misses in forecasts, officials insist the data show typical conditions and nothing unusual occurred this month.
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New Brunswick Sees 58 Percent Rise in U S Tourist Travel
New Brunswick reports a 58 percent increase in motor tourist travel from the United States through July 31 1980 versus the prior year. Officials credit boosted newspaper advertising and expanded recreational attractions including hunting and fishing to lure visitors, with 299 437 autos entering from the U S.
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New Brunswick
Canada
Bureau of Information and Tourist Travel
American Games Protective Association News Service
Diet fads and golf as cures under fire by experts
Ranging debate over diets and reducing exercises with eminent doctors split on value. A British scientist says food choice matters little and people should eat what they like, while others warn against fake cures and imply real joy in golf matters to its effectiveness. Local cases report serious consequences from such methods.
Prisoner Kills Inmate With Bread Knife At Sing Sing
A Sing Sing prisoner serving a life sentence killed another inmate with a bread knife Thursday. The incident followed a trend of rising prison violence and sparked concern over security and impulse control among convicts.
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Uniform Vehicle Laws Aim to Improve Road Safety
Newspapers stress three core factors for traffic safety: uniform laws with enforcement, driver licensing and vehicle inspection, and expanded safety education. The National Conference on Street and Highway Safety notes four principles including standard road rules and efficient street planning across twelve states and D C.
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Rebekahs Hold Fall Meeting At Odd Fellows Hall
Marlboro Star of Hope Rebekah lodge invites members to gather Thursday night for the fall meeting at Odd Fellows hall. Nomination of officers planned with Mrs Laura Noble Grand presiding. Supper served before the first monthly meeting.
Noone Democrat Wins Senate and Governor Nomination in New Hampshire
In Concord NH on Sept 10 the NH returns show Noone of Peterboro winning both the Democratic Senate nomination and the Democratic Governor nomination, defeating Blandin and Small in the Senate race and Paul in the Governor race. Winant leads the Republican gubernatorial contest with about 3000 votes over Morrill, and Moore tallies 5790. Keys Watson Fletcher were renominated Republicans. Vermont primary results mention Wilson for governor and Jelks for Congress amid a colorless slate.
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Congress
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Bia Findton
Rebekah Degree Anniversary Postpones Event
The event will be postponed until September 25 to observe the Rebekah degree anniversary, shifting the schedule to align with the observance.
Mrs Lottie Williams Dies After Week of Illness
Marlboro Mrs Lottie L Williams wife of Allen G Williams died at home 20 Lawin Street at 4 this morning after a week with heart trouble She was born Brockton August 4 1867 daughter of William and Lena Osborne educated in Brockton public schools Married 46 years residing here since December 1918 Funeral Friday at 1 30 PM from the home Rev Frederick W Smith to officiate Friends urged to attend
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Frederick W. Smith
Flood Devastates Bombay Submerging City in 21 Inches of Water
Floods hit Bombay on September 10 with 21 inches of muddy water isolating the city. Panic spread as torrents toppled flimsy structures and mud houses in the outskirts collapsed. Dozens were injured as hillside slips sent rocks and mud into streets while aid rushed to the disaster area. Wells may be contaminated, marking a serious crisis.
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Bombay
India
Maynard St George’s Church Sunday School opens with large turnout
concurrent with public school opening, St George’s Church Sunday School began at 9 30 AM with strong attendance. The program includes a 40 minute teaching period and 15 minute recess, followed by part of the 10 45 AM service. Staff includes Edith Laubenstein, J A Doel, Louise Newman, Mrs Easthope, Wilfred Saxon, Mrs Swenson, Amy Carpenter, Robert Poland, Irving Woolridge, and Rev Eason Cross as head.
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St. George’s Church
Edith Laubenstein
J. A. Doel
Louise Newman
Albert E. Easthope
Wilfred Saxon
Oscar Swenson
Amy Cypenter
Robert R. Poland
Amy Carpenter
Irving Woolridge
Eason Cross
Drum Corps Head Talks at Rotary Club Meeting
J. Courtemanche, president of the Ralph E. and John W. Manning Post drum and bugle corps, spoke at a Rotary Club luncheon in Sharon's restaurant. He described the corps history and purpose, and displayed equipment and trophies. The club plans a two night charity show at Town Hall on November 20 and 21 produced by Universal ProducO.
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Robert S. Osterhout
Town Officials regulate Main Street traffic in Wood Square
President Miller promised support to Walter L. O'Brien, chairman of the Merchants Committee, in the celebration program set for September 24 to 27. The musical program was led by Past President W. L. O'Brien with Leland D. Wood as accompanist. Howard Brown of the Marlboro club attended the recent meeting.
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Merchants Committee
W. L. O'Brien
Leland D. Wood
Howard Brown
Marlboro Club
Funeral for Rev. Peter J. McCormack in Hudson
One of the largest funeral processions in years followed the body of Rev. Peter J. McCormack formerly of Hudson and late pastor of St. Paul’s Church Hinghams to St. Michael’s Cemetery for burial.
Community bids farewell at McCormack interment
Priests from ten dioceses attended the cemetery service for McCormack. Dozens of Hudson residents and Michael's parish friends gathered to remember him. Dorothy carrot received a farewell party as she prepares to resume religious work.
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