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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1950
Page
11
Local columns discuss voting, registration, and political questions. Mentions Concord and surrounding towns, upcoming daylight saving time change, and community events including a bowling league, church and school notes, and autumn foliage reports.
At a Plymouth Wisconsin meeting, Sheboygan County Holstein Breeders report two test cows raised production up to 30 percent when moved from hard to soft water. A high producing cow, Sethie Della Forbes, increased from about 80 pounds to 100 pounds daily, with earlier records noting three months of lower outputs before the soft water trial.
The 1951 wheat crop marketing quotas are not being imposed as growers comply across areas with 1990 acreage allotments. The 1950 51 marketing year supply is estimated at 1,395 million bushels, about 18 percent above the normal 1,178 million bushels.
A farmer showcases a wagon model that allows adjusting the rear axle tilt independently to improve balance without disturbing overall alignment. The design aims to simplify maintenance and optimize loading on the farm.
U S agriculture researchers at Beltsville Maryland report that inaudible very high frequency waves knock off corn borer moths and also affect mosquitoes and some bacteria in milk. They are now testing bombardment of hybrid seed corn to assess germination impact.
Representative Philbin calls for ready armed forces to deter aggression and keep the nation safe while hoping for no full scale war. He emphasizes faith, freedom, and vigilance against warlike designs, urging realism over complacency in Washington.
Concord mourns Catherine Gaule of Brooklyn who died after illness. Interment took place at St Fran Cemetery in Centerville. Also noted is reference to an exterminator and a horse with 93 stake races, the most by any American race horse.
Dr Stanton Garfield former consultant in maternal and child health for the Nashoba Associated Boards of Health began new duties September 15. He will serve until June when D Sidney Cobb is expected to return as director. A Harvard School of Public Health survey on Nashoba District school health practices, conducted by Garfield in the last six months, will be reviewed by the advisory committee on maternal and child care before presentation to the association. The report aims to aid public health efforts dating back to World War II. A separate note mentions a University of Illinois beef tenderness experiment linking exercise to tenderness.
The scene centers on violinist de Stern, a renowned youth orchestra conductor Alexander, and a performance in which the ensemble under his baton features notable musicians. Readers are invited to follow the event and its artistic highlights.
Season subscriptions for six concerts are on sale with public sale at 30 percent. reservations and checks may be sent at any time. Isaac Stern is hailed as one of the world’s smaller violinists.
Holy Coramyn parish boys and Our Help of Christians girls plan Holy Communion on Sunday. Concord Chorus led by Miss Nancy Loring and accompanist Mrs D Ripley Gaze opens its season October 3 at Wells A Hall Auditorium Concord High. Middlesex Sheep Breed ers Association shows October 12 at Gayton Greens farm Concord. Concord's Company H M N G G holds Monday night dances at the State Armory.
Miss Blak inson of Gloucester, a Concord Academy debutante, was seated at a coming out party Saturday night in Essex County. She was presented by Mr and Mrs W Robinson and honored at a dinner hosted by her aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs Leslie Buswell, with many debutantes in attendance.
A fragmentary note lists mountain ranges such as the Alps and the Andes, mentioning changes after rains. The text appears garbled but centers on global mountains responding to rainfall.
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