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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
5
The article notes efforts by the agricultural and stock breeding association to promote beef production in the Eastern States. It cites cheaper Western production, rising meat prices, and calls for strengthening pasture use and herd quality in New England. Cooperation among farmers with pastures could boost profitability.
A push from the Wool Bureau seeks a law requiring clear labeling of wool in goods so consumers can verify content. The effort argues many sellers misrepresent wool and that labeling would ease concerns about cost and authenticity. The piece notes rural merchants often assure customers of wool products, while doubts persist about true content.
Mrs Fred B Hudson and Morris are on vacation at Jackson area. Mulcahy has relocated to Cox Street near Fiske Street. Amade Ottaze Street is noted as a new area. Boudreau is employed at the Hudson Department Store and will have charge. Walsh and Mason Street are mentioned in connection to local moves.
David Groh a former justice department official now private detective in Chicago rose at five each morning and spotted William Heller hauling tires into a basement. Groh checked tire numbers against his employer's stock, traced the tires to Heller’s firm, leading to Heller’s arrest and confession of stealing over $500 worth of tires. Also notes 18 000 tons of Belgian machine tools were returned and 8 000 tons are being shipped weekly to Belgium by German owners.
A garbled OCR fragment references penalties and names such as Sass and Hlaleie with unclear context. The readable bits suggest a list of penalties or charges but provide no clear event, date, or outcome.
The United States Shipping Board gathers youths from inland cities into training parties for government built merchant ships. Trainees must consent and pass medical checks with parental consent. Parties travel to seaport training stations where they receive government paid fares and uniforms, then undergo two months of intensive seafaring work aboard ships.
Massachusetts Probate Court cites heirs creditors and others in Middlesex to appear September 29 1919 at Cambridge to show cause why Fréderic H Hilton public administrator should be granted letters of administration for Louis Wasiuk who died intestate in Maynard. Public notice required in Maynard Enterprise weekly for three weeks.
Massachusetts probate court cites heirs and creditors of Abbie B. Pratt late of Acton to appear Sept 26 1919 in Cambridge Middlesex County to show cause why administration without bond should not be granted and to publish notice in Acton Enterprise for three weeks.
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