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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1921
Page
2
The Department of Labor says fewer than 100 Russian anarchists remain free in the U.S. with $600,000 in Liberty bonds. Russia won t accept deportees, leaving undesi rables here under bonds and in institutions or pending smuggling. The piece argues for coercion to force lawful behavior.
The article calls for urgent forest conservation noting forests supply pulp for mills and paper used by printers and publishers. It warns fires threaten timber and urges practical action and tree planting during the fall to safeguard remaining forests and future wood industries.
A reflective piece notes graduates promised ideal solutions for global problems but finds the world remains imperfect. It observes men entering business and learning roles, applying college ideals yet acknowledging ongoing strain. The essay argues American principles persist as guiding standards despite failure to fully align society with them.
Hudson workers at Fuller Chandler Patten Co quit over wage scale and no settlement efforts have been made. Strikers say wages are far below other local factories and a shipment to Alton Illinois is planned by the company.
Peter Gneck fined $5 for drunkenness. Joseph Fratas paid $5 after traveling to Marlboro to answer a charge of assault and battery against Antoine Poin. Cases transferred from Hudson court due to Judge Pred E. Morris’s vacation.
Southborough villagers are urged to attend the annual meeting to be held on October 2 at 3 30 in the afternoon in the town hall.
Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities to hold a public hearing on Marlborough Hudson Gas Company's petition to add 150000 dollars in capital for plant additions and extensions. Hearing scheduled at State House office on September 29 at 10:30. Notices to Hudson and Marlborough officials and published in Marlborough Enterprise Hudson Daily Sun and Maynard Enterprise for two weeks.
Public sale of a Boxborough farm in Middlesex County by mortgagee due to breach of a deed from Charles H. Brown to Middlesex Institution for Savings. Sale scheduled October 20, 1921, at 3 p.m. on the premises with a required $100 deposit for the purchaser.
Notice that JARD M. UTIS is appointed executor of Georgie A Brown of Maynard Middlesex deceased and invites all creditors to present claims. debtors to pay estate near Watertown Massachusetts with date September 22 1921. Also lost book notice for Book No 30685 with payment stopped by Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Massachusetts August 26 1921.
The probate court at Cambridge in Worcester County appoints Johan Fredrik Parhiala as executor to sell the real estate of Johanna K Pyphiala of Maynard to pay debts and charges. Interested parties are cited to appear October 6 1921 at 9 AM to show cause why the sale should not be granted.
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