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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1941
Page
4
The Concord Massachusetts weekly Enterprise lists editorial and office details with mailing address and contact. It notes advertising rates per inch for first and second insertions, and subscription prices for three months and one year.
President appoints a five member board to study the rail labor dispute after failed conciliation and arbitration. The act promises hearing and adjudication, with potential impact on wages and rates, while urging public safety and rail service continuity amid possible demonstrations of fairness and impartiality.
Autumn nears and gardeners are urged to prepare for next year. Little Tree Farms promotes soil testing and fall seeding, advising planting peony dormants now for better blooms. Free demonstrations on soil test methods run Sundays on the 21st and 28th at the estate in the city area.
The Christian Science War Relief Committee reports 2 999 cases half a million garments valued at 489 368 28 in nine months. New garments from Christian Science members are sent to London for allocation to English and Scottish almoners.
State House reports a proposal to pay 15 dollars a day to each State Senator for time spent sitting as a High Court of Impeachment. The motion aims to cover delays in the Daniel H. Coakley impeachment trial, with critics noting costs could reach about 600 dollars per day of a sitting. Coakley defended movement of the trial, denying several impeachment allegations as he spent the afternoon sessions denying claims in the 13 articles filed by the House.
A sports column muses on editors and writers promoting causes from tennis courts to girls athletic teams and fundraising efforts in a local sports feature by Al Cowles.
A local event invites readers to hear the Little Tree Farms expert explain turning thorny soil into a thriving Eden. The talk promises practical gardening insights and seasonal guidance for hopeful gardeners.
The writer urges allowing high school football to be played on Sundays to boost revenue for equipment and girls sports. Citing the Midland League and towns like Maynard Clinton Marlboro Hudson Natick Milford, the piece argues Sunday games could help schools, colleges, and fans while noting potential social and league-wide implications.
The ad promotes a Sedan Coupe in the lower priced series with many new features. It claims these are real improvements from design progress and invites readers to visit now for a critical inspection, promising Pontiac today as the Fine Car with the Lower price.
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