Mars family news and notices from the Concord weekly
The edited issue from the Tor's Office Chronicle prints local notices and legal rates for the weekly publication. Advertising rates include 760 per inch for first insertion and 60 per inch for subsequent insertions, with subscription details and office addresses listed.
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LW. Currier
TOR
St. Concord
Mars
Postoffhceorough
Massachusetts
Eaterprise Press, Inc
Budget and efficiency discuss long term planning
The text emphasizes spending and saving, budgeting on paper with precise estimates, and reviewing the plan to improve management. It cites economies, employee input, and efficiency ideas, mentioning Pulman cars and a large number of suggestions and speeds for operations.
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Ely
Watering dairy cows increases milk and butterfat yield
Dairymen can boost milk and butterfat by allowing cows access to water any time. Iowa State tests show watered cows produced 3.5 percent more milk and 10.7 percent more butterfat than cows watered twice daily. Temperature of water was less critical than air temperature.
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Iowa State College
Weiss
Milkweed Aids War Efforts In Navy Needs
Early September marks the pod harvest for floss used in life vests and linings. Seeds yield edible oil similar to soy, with 20 pounds extractable from 100 pounds. Leaves provide natural material for waterproofing and aviation wear, prompting farmer Boy Scouts and war workers to gather floss for the navy and war departments.
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Navy
War Departments
Dehydrated Eye Ages Aid Time Development
A utility package describes dehydrated equivalents of two eye ages in a half the waecean iisdrate rapotentin oo time development. The text outlines a compact method or tool for applying this concept in related research.
Agricultural facts on wool production and land use
The text notes wool needs and sheep counts, stating 46 times wool per unit and 26 sheep per unit, with a year of food required and 155 acres for a single bomber. It outlines a farm scale relation between acreage, sheep, and wool output in a historical context.
Shoulder Gun Or the Cost of One BUY WA
A concise item notes debate over the cost of acquiring a shoulder firearm in Washington state. The piece discusses price considerations, regulatory stance, and potential impacts on buyers and public safety. Local officials weigh pros and cons amid ongoing policy conversations with firearms groups.
Religious Education Week Rally Cited by Hoover Letter
The draft shows FBI crime trends noting youth recruitment from the nation’s youth and calls for religious education as a motive power. Hoover argues true reform lies in religious education guiding young Americans toward good and duty to God, family, and country.
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Hooversen
Deao ‘Ross
Gén¢Ra
Seach
Ted
FBI
Hoover
America
Fourth Company Activities Reported During Labor Week
Fourth Company notes a concentrated week of drills and range use due to the Labor Day holiday. Highlights include a Sept 16 dine at the Yeketaquid Sportsmen's Club, a Sept 24 practice for Camip Curtis Guild, a Sept 18 Red Cross Blood Drive trip, and new appoints among first class privates. Messages from servicemen boost morale at home.
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Concord
West Concord
St. Save
Gasmask
Velve Men
Concord Tange
Camip Curtis Guild
Walfred
A. .Berz
Algo
Doucette
Peterson
Mulcahy
Waltham
Ramsay
Dines
Yeketaquid
John Tombenoch
Petersen
Red Cross
Gation Center
Boston
Red Cross Motor’ Corps
D. Im
Daniel’ J. Cullinane
George T. Good- Speed
Lewis G. Richardson
Carla. Wold
Harrie R.nims
West Concern
Yédrioider
John B
Nims
The
Pratt
Jad W. Matson
Army Air Force
Concord gridiron team names 40 CHS candidates
The article lists 40 CHS football candidates and outlines an autumn schedule with games at Stoneham Needham Maynard and Lexingon. Weston High cancelled a game leading to an open date and a Hudson game is added for October 20.
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CHS
Concord
Weston High
Hudson
Ber
Stoneham
Needham
Ate Maynard
Howe High
Billerica
Lexngton
Concord War Records Committee Plans Veterans Panels
The Concord war records committee met at the Veterans Hall to progress the town honor roll and inscribe World War I and World War II veterans on panels. Howard, chairman, and others arranged to confer with an artist to print the veterans' names and plan another meeting soon.
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Concord
Concord war records _ committee
Howard
Joseph FP
Bimer
Joslin
Son in Japanese prison camp sends brief health update
Concord resident Harry Cook received a postcard from his son Lieut. Whitney Murrey Cook of the Y.G.N. noting good health and stating he is in prison camp No. 1 after Manila Bay fell in Feb 1942. The father has learned of his son’s welfare previously through the Red Cross and the Gripsholm liner.
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Concord
Harry Cook
Garland Road
Whitney Murrey Cook
Lieut. Cook
Manila Bay
Red Cross
Gripsholm
Middlesex Grid Men Prepare for Season Opener
Middlesex gridsters report for first practice next Monday at Concord private school grounds. Head coach Frederick W. Pratt and assistant Charles D. Farnsworth lead about 40 candidates led by captain Mort Hallowell from Portland class of 1945. Veterans John Wade Teady Childs and John Truesdale listed for workouts. season schedule includes Boston Trade, Gov Dummer, Groton, St Mark's, Noble and Greenough, Belmont Hill, and St George's at Ne.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Frederick W. Pratt
Charles D. Farnsworth
Pratt
Middlesex
Mort
Hallowell
Boston Trade
Gov
Horne Serves as Radio School Instructor at Camp Lejeune
Private First Class H A Horne, son of Nelson A Horne of Concord, has been assigned as an instructor at the Radio Operators School at Camp Lejeune, N C. He previously served with a Marine detachment at Antigua and in the Bahamas and attended Concord High School where he played football and basketball.
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Camp Léjeune
N.C
Andrew Horne
Nelson A. Horne
Thoreau Street
Concord
Marine ‘Corps
Horne
Antigua
Bahamas
Concord High School
St Bernard’s Sunday School and Holy Communion Event
Concord notices describe St Bernard’s Church fall term starting with 8:15 mass on September 17 for Holy Communion with children attending together. Also West Concord Garden Club meets September 22 at Mrs Audette’s home with guest speaker Mrs Vanderhoof showing garden slides. Middlesex County Association meeting September 1 at Bonnie Brook Farm with Lieut-Gov Cahill as speaker.
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St. Bernard’s
St. Bernard’s Parish
West
Concord
Bard of Selectméh
Middlesex County Selectuien
Bonnie Brook Farm
Sul ‘Bury
Cahill
Engagement announced for Miss Alice Amory Winslow
Local interest engagement reported for Miss Alice Amory Winslow of Bellfield Boyce Virginia daughter of Mrs A Sommarman to Lieut Everard Kidder Meade Jr of Boyce Virginia. Winslow attended Boston during the 1946 37 season and is linked to John Ost on. Lieut Moga is a West Point graduate stationed at Fort Benning.
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Contord
Alice’ Amory ‘ Winslow
A. Som‘marion
Bellfield
Fort Bi Me Nn
Vie
Battle memory marks Nippon defense on ridge
In a commemorated action, Japanese forces were repelled at a ridge by Allied defenders. Casualties included two American dead and about a half dozen wounded amid a stubborn stand. The event honored the heroic holding action and its strategic impact in the crisis.
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Nippon
Fredys
Sor Chi
First Church Servces Readings and Sermon Text
The First Church of Christ announces Sunday services at 10 with readings from the Gospel of Matthew 6 24 and 23 5 plus a lesson from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. The sermon centers on choosing between riches and God and includes standard readings.
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Christ
Unday Vehoat Sas
Trinity Church Sunday Service Announcement
Sunday service at Trinity Church on September 17 includes Holy Communion forecast and a sermon. Senior choir will perform during morning prayers.
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Trinity Enlace
UnigE Church School and Worship Schedule
Church calendar lists a Beginners class at 10:45 a.m. and morning worship at 1:45 a.m. Tuesday September 196745 p m Blood Donor group departs for Red Cross in Boston. Friday September 22 6:30 p.m. church supper. Committee reports on reorganizing and redecorating the church. Parish members urged to attend. Also a quoted line about victors and George Eliot.
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Unige
Vonteast Rae Seeitch
Elie
Churtch
Red Cross
Boston
Frank Hood
Odesant
Concord schedules October 18 session and football prep
National meeting set for October 18 in Concord with registration by Registrars John Limo Wallace at Walder Street. Open dates for Coach George Jr. include 1944 events at Emerson High. Local team plays December 23 against Prnchard at Emerson playground. city churches plan prayer services and community events with pastors to announce exact times.
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John Limo “Wallace
Marguerite Ae
George i Tls, Jr
Dreeut ‘High
Concord
Dna Home
Asis
Prnchard
North
Andover
Emerson Playground
Marriage Announcement for Alice Gammon and Ito of New Ipswich
An August marriage announced between Alice Gammon and Ito of New Ipswich New Hampshire. The ceremony took place in Nassau and the couple reside on Sumeter West Acton. The bride is a high school graduate and daughter of Mrs Cecil W Gammon of Mills Road. In attendance were Mr and Mrs Paananen of Fitchburg and the bride’s sister and in-law.
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Alice Gammon
Ito
New Ipswich
N. H
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