Marlboro Enterprise Listing Notice 1908
Marlboro Mass newspaper notice lists editors and offices including W Currier Marlboro and Concord addresses. It notes second class matter date August 25 1908 and policy statements on typographical errors and reprints with agencies in Boston and New York.
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IRD
Marlboro
Mass
W. Currier
Mel Bt
Concord
Red Jokes and Rhetoric in Public Schools and Markets
A fragmented column laments anti Reds in New York City schools and critiques inflation and farm price dynamics. It notes the city board rejects Reds meetings, questions food costs amid rising taxes and wages, and comments on the farm index and government controls influencing living costs. It adds satirical asides on marriage averages and color symbolism.
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Newark
Washington
Ublic
Cupid
Efficient Machines Boost Farm Production And Care
The tractor has largely replaced horses on American farms due to mechanization. Ongoing research yields high speed implements, better fuel efficiency, and multi attachments. Proper maintenance boosts efficiency by 10 to 20 percent through correct hitching oil lubrication and rotor adjustments.
Crop Prospects Strengthen Across U S Agriculture
The U S Department of Agriculture reports ongoing improvements in crop development through June and early July. Farmers planted the largest aggregate acreage since 1933 with yields near record levels, including a projected all wheat crop of 1 070 million bushels driven by expanded corn hay soybeans and sorghums. Rice and hay may set new production records, others near record sizes.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Oklahoma
Kansas
Wheeled feeder boxes aid chicken coop feeding
Describes feed boxes with small wheels at the rear that slide out for filling without opening coop doors. Boxes are drawer like with front ends protruding to stay inside coop openings. Wheels rest on coop bottoms, allowing easy use without letting chickens escape.
Factory Wages Buy More Than in 1929
The U S department of agriculture reports 1929 factory wages could buy 6.4 loaves of bread per hour. Today an hour of factory work buys 10 loaves, indicating more purchasing power for workers on food amid price changes across the period.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department
The Yellow Bus Symbol of Civic Education and Respect
The article extols the yellow school bus as a national emblem of progress and education, noting its daily city and rural routes, legal protections, and the priority it demands from motorists. It highlights the bus as a humane force overcoming obstacles to bring children to school and fostering equal learning opportunities.
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Christian Science _Monitor
United States
Ralph Castle
Mayor Kurfees Visits in Concord During Historic Tour
The Newburys hosted Mayor Kurfees and his wife on their first Concord visit to historic and literary sites in New England. Local residents welcomed them at the Newbury home including Selectmen Johnson and Sheehan, Principal Donovan, William Parker, and others while Merrimill Morill and coach Megin were unable to attend.
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Newburys
Concord
New England
Winston-Salem
Newbury Home
Franklin R. Johnson
Edward W. Sheehan
John F. Donovan
William Parker
Concord and Stoneham Set for Openers in Classic Clash
Concord eyes a strong start as Picano will duel Stoneham’s McCarthy with DeTeso running the T offense. The Stoneham line, led by Knight and Fallovillita, contrasts Concord’s lighter backfield as both teams aim for a high scoring season opener Saturday afternoon.
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Leo McKenna
Dick Ryan
Lyle Carlson
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Scammon
Casey
Knight
Fallovillita
Shaw
McCarthy
Malanson
Whitney
Stoneham
M . More
Concord
Megin
Tewksbury
Fettle
McKenna
Fairbanks
Dick Lyons
Bruce Woodworth
Bob Queen
Bob Arthur
West Concord Veteran J E Loring Dies After Illness
John E Loring 76 a retired school custodian and lifelong Concord resident served in the U S Army during the Spanish War and led the Corp Ralph P Hosmer Camp U S W V No 55 He is survived by two daughters and two grandsons with services held at Dee funeral home and Our Lady Help of Christians church burial in St Bernards cemetery flag at half staff in his honor
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West Concord
John E. Loring
Upland Road
Cushing Veterans Administration Hospital
Framingham
Concord
U. S. Army
Corp
Ralph P. Hosmer
U.S
Local Concord Man Stars in TV Tale of the Wolf
Former Concord resident Philip Coolidge appeared on a major network last Wednesday night in The Tale of the Wolf. Born in Concord, he has acted in stage productions including Darkness at Noon Jacobowsky and the Colonel and Our Town. The Balkany set tale centers on a jealous husband who mistakes his wife, faces a ruinous loss of a million dollars, and the episode was sponsored by Kraft Theatre.
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Concord
Philip Coolidge
Coolidge
Boston
Jacobowsky
Our Town
The
Balkany
Kraft Television Theatre
Moreaus Return From Trip Visit to New York College
Concord residents Mr and Mrs Leon J Moreau of Cambridge Turnpike returned home Monday after a motor trip to New York. They enrolled their son George Moreau at St Bonaventure College as a freshman and met Concord athletes Joe Callahan Jack Pierce and Jimmy McKenna who are both sophomores and varsity grid candidates.
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Concord—Jr
Leon J. Moreau
Cambridge Turnpike
New York
George Moreau
St. Bonaventure’s College
Concord
Joe, Callahan
Jack Pierce
Jimmy McKenna
Old Age and Survivors Insurance Provisions
A guide to qualifying for Old Age and Survivors Insurance under the new Social Security amendments. It explains insured status, quarters of coverage, and rules for fully insured and currently insured eligibility, with contact details for the Framingham Social Security office.
Red Cross suspended Nurses Aide class in Concord
The Red Cross Nurses Aide course scheduled for September 24 in Concord was canceled after only three enrollments, far short of the hoped twelve. Mrs. Eliza D. Wallace, chairman, says a new class may be tried in late fall or early winter in cooperation with Civil Defense.
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Concord
Red Cross
Eliza D. Wallace
Nurses’ Aide
Concord School Leaders Plan A New Program
Fragmentary notes show a school committee and superintendent discussing a program with teachers Rebecca Fa Sinia Mills Alice Fallon Harve Bulkeley and others. The exact plan and timeline remain unclear from the unreadable handwriting fragment.
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Rebecca B. Fa
Sinia Mills
Alice Margaret Fallon
Arion Gorda Bulkeley
Mrs Rodney E West Concord Course Hope For Women
Mrs Rodney E of West Concord plans a course aimed at empowering women with practical guidance. The group hopes to attract attendees seeking skills and support in community topics.
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Rodney E
West Concord
Concord Bishop Cheverus Knights Plan Fall Meeting
Local Bishop Cheverus Knights of Columbus announce a fall meeting to be held at Copley Plaza. Plans include corporate communion and a full schedule with a Friday hotel arrangement to be finalized by October 12.
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Concord
Cheverus
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