Fancy Fruits Sale Starts Special Prices on Fresh Produce
Local market announces special sale on apricots plums strawberries and pears with discounted prices. Shoppers can find a variety of fresh fruits at promotional rates this week.
26 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1907
Page
1
Local market announces special sale on apricots plums strawberries and pears with discounted prices. Shoppers can find a variety of fresh fruits at promotional rates this week.
Provision department strip or half strip per pound fifteen cents. Sliced bacon per pound eighteen? New Newport sausages very fine per pound nineteen cents. Home made sausages per pound ten cents. Genuine calf s liver per pound. Fresh killed native ducks available. Norwegian anchovies per keg. Kippered herring fresh smoked daily three for ten cents. Arlington washed carrots per pound one cent. Cape cranberries three quarts for twenty five cents. Pickled white onions per quart ten cents. Fried hominy one and a half pound cakes ten cents.
Fragmentary ad item notes a price 25 cents and a mention of grocery department. No clear products or brands can be identified from the readable text.
The inspector reports year ending 1906 shows stores in Cambridge keep meats and provisions well displayed and stored. Slaughter houses meet regulations with no enforcement needed and Cambridge three of seven top state first class facilities. Poultry slaughter house inspected weekly and approved. Continued on page 5.
A Cambridge city council update notes arrears among subscribers, a Saturday half-holiday order, and moves by Democratic and Republican figures. Mentions include Councilman Winslow, President Stetson, George Turnbull, Eddie Quinn, Felix McBride, George Dinan, George Howland Cox, and a proposed Boston armory funding shift from 200000 to 250000. The piece hints at party strategy, board appointments, and upcoming factions in Cambridge and Boston politics.
A reader questions if owning a house is possible and urges shifting funds from Savings Banks to Real Estate for higher earnings. The note pushes persuasive risk, asking if one desires advice on investing in property.
The Citizens' Trade Association held a well attended gathering chaired by Geo Close. Robert Luce spoke on excessive fire insurance rates while Herman Bird delivered a lively talk on practical citizenship. Guests included Timothy O'Hearn N W Bunker Alderman Fennimen and George Monroe.
The community mourns 28 year old John H. Murphy who died after a yearlong illness at his father's residence on Sixth Street. He was widely loved for his genial spirit and humor. Burial was held Monday at Woolgress Cemetery.
Mayor Fitzgerald was re elected as chairman and Mayor Wardwell named secretary at the Cambridge bridge commission annual reorganization meeting held at Boston city hall Tuesday. E E Leavitt of this city serves as the remaining member.
Members of the city’s oldest Hibernian society gathered for the thirty sixth annual festivity in Cyprus hall. Decorator Andrew Flezlitt created vivid color effects while McInnes' Orchestra performed from a palm deck as attendees in formal dress moved gracefully on the polished floor.
President Timothy McCarthy leads a well planned event as the Celtic community showcases its rising status in the country. The grand march featured a long line of couples including Kathryn Harrington, D J Early, Margaret Splaine, Rh H Splaine, Kath ry Rockett, and many others displaying pride and unity among Irish Americans.
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