Unclear OCR Fragment Cites Postage Note
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1934
Page
4
Fragment reads a note about postage and a potential inclusion of an address or name. Details are unreadable. no clear event or identifiable entities are present.
A detailed statement explains loan mechanisms under the Federal Reserve and commercial banks. It covers loan amounts from 7,373,550 to 3,168,500 and 2,255,750 with percentages for eligibility, lender roles, five year period limits, risk sharing, and requirements for borrowers in industry or commerce to obtain liquidity and quick action from an advisory committee.
The fragment discusses attempts to lyre present conditions and the impact of indefinite action on business confidence, noting that almost any theory could be supported or disproved by such pi. It asserts a consensus on the importance of definite acts for business trust.
The piece argues for consistent reform evaluation based on results, criticizing anti New Deal opposition and urging the Administration to act with courage. It notes business leaders seek confidence and calls for steadfast analysis over political retreat.
A developing Western financial bet condemns bureaucratic absolutism and a looming public alms house crisis. The writer warns of a constitutional and economic system in ashes unless the public wakes to priorities, while Rhode Island Agriculture Commissioner H. R. Lewis notes New England farming looks slightly better than 1933 except for fruit crops.
Maynard James Priest former Selectman William Berry of Acton and Edward Johnson Maynard police officer were kicked by a spirited horse yesterday. Johnson treated by a physician for an injured arm and remained about town today.
The Maynard Board of Selectmen will hold a hearing on October 3, 1934, at 7:00 p.m. for the United Cooperative Society to install three underground tanks of up to 10,000 gallons capacity for fuel storage and related equipment on the society’s land. Signed by chairman Frank J. McCarron and Selectmen Donald Lent and Patrick A. McGrath.
An unsettled preconference mood grips the shoe and leather trade as major distributors push planned price cuts for Spring and Summer 1935 without full input from suppliers. Debate centers on whether this signals a new power shift toward distributors and how manufacturers might respond to potential factory-price controls and quality guarantees.
Mortgagee Foreclosure of Ruland K Van Norden and Georgie W Van Norden deed to The Middlesex Institution dates July 16 1928 filed under certificate 26910 in Middlesex County includes three parcels totaling about 33 acres plus pasture and subdivision rights. Auction set Friday October 19 1934 at 4 pm on premises.
The text notes William Shakespeare as the third child of his family. It states two daughters died in infancy as the first and second children, and lists other siblings named Gilbert, Joan, Anne, Richard, and Edmund.
Ohio law requires a marriage license from the county where the bride resides, but the ceremony may be held in any county within the state.
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