Concord and Sudbury road alterations proposed in 1908 petition
A Concord and Sudbury residents petition Middlesex County Commissioners to alter or repair Sudbury Road from Hubbard's Corner to 500 feet south of Henry Darby residence. The document details hearings notices, dates in Cambridge, and posting requirements for viewers at Concord Station and town clerks, with officials Hurd and Whitman listed.
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Middlesex County Commissioners
Concord
County of
Middlesex
Sudbury Road
Sudbury Street
Hubbard
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Cambridge
Fitchburg
Boston and Maine Railroad
Concord Enterprise
Oconword
Roger.h. Hurd
Roger .H. Hurd
Chas. G. Whitman
B. N. Sudbury
County Commissioners
Sudbury
Maynard
R. R
iGoncord
View
Advertising strategy insight from a Dry Goods Economist
A Dry Goods Economist notes that intermittent advertisers miss full value. Regular ads better reach customers, as advertising speaks to potential buyers through ongoing exposure, not sporadic bursts.
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Ae Fromaipe
Deoliag
Advertising the Dynamic Power of Retail, Wanamaker Say
John Wanamaker’s partner Robert Ogden told the Merchants Association of New York that retail analysis should split into merchandise service and advertising. He said advertising is the dynamic power of the business and equally important as the other two parts.
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Robelt
Ogden
John Wanamaker
Merchants’ Association of
N.Y
Concord town officers elected after large vote
The annual town meeting elected Elmer B. Shattuck as selectman by a 464 to 240 to 19 plurality, and James Wilson lost the road commissioner race to Frederick G. Dumaine 368 to 289. Other officers chosen include Walter Carr town clerk and several three year terms, with liquor approval at 210 yes 395 no. Two appendicitis operations and local civic notes follow. A street accident on Thoreau st left a horse bruised but no serious injuries.
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Elmer B. Shattuck
Massachusetts Reformatory
Selectman
Waldo P. Lapham
Charles F. Walcott
Walcott
Independence League
James §. Wilson
Frederick G. Dumaine
Dumaine
Wilson
Walter A Carr
Erastus H. Smith
Thomas Todd
Edward Clachlane
William Craig
Densmore B. Hosmer
Emd
Edward Lyons
George G. Morrell
Chilton’ Cabot
Herbert W. Hosmer
Edward W. Emerson
Thomas Hollis
Bessie K. Hudson
William ,Wheeler
Thoreau St
A. H. Higginson
Lincoln
Concord Junction Social Notes
Harold Rideout is at home for a few days. Miss M Reice Grant has been spending a few days with friends in town.
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Harold Rideout
M. Reice Grant
American car sails toward Alaska in New York to Paris race
The American car in the New York to Paris race was placed aboard the steamship Santa Clara bound for Valdez Alaska. From Valdez the car will travel the Yukon valley toward Cape Nome and into interior Alaska.
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Amerian
Alaska
Seattle
Valdez
Yukon
Cape Nome
Body Found In Woods In St John After Exposure
The body of Fravuk Nowlan of St John was discovered sitting and leaning against a tree in a patch of woods, frozen, with reports indicating death by exposure and possible drinking. In Providence a man found in the Providence river by the Sagamore steamer was identified as Bernard Mulhare of Taunton Massachusetts, 35, missing since January 27.
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St. John
Fravuk Nowlan
Nowlan
Providence
Providence River
Sagamore
Bernard Mulhare
Taunton
Mass
Mulhare
Paper Birch Shows Wide Uses In Northern Industry
The paper birch provides material for spools, shoe pegs, toothpicks, dowels, and bobbins, with Maine and northeastern states as key sources. Its wood is prized for hard yet workable qualities and consistent seasoning, supporting a large spool trade and related manufacturings despite limited supply and ongoing conservation needs.
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Tts
England
Germany
Japan
Maine
Pena Aence Germany
New Hempshire
Newfoundland and Labrador
Alaska
United States
Miramichi
Advertising for Intelligent Voters Urged by Des Moines Review
The Des Moines Review argues that any intelligent man can dedicate thought and time to advertising to voters, asserting such effort yields effective and judicious results in political campaigns.
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Des Moines Review
Macy’s Hosiery Bargains for Men Women and Children
Macy’s offers fast color, durable hosiery with two essential qualities. Large direct-from-factory purchases enable low prices with a small profit margin. Box of six children’s black cotton hose sells for 72 cents, plus various men’s and women’s options in black, tan, and grey with double heels and toes.
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Macy’s
Macy’s Big Spring Summer Catalogue Free Offer
Free 450 page catalogue showcases Macy bargains in wearing apparel and home furnishings. Mailed at no charge and available upon request with mail today instruction.
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Macy
Marlboro Notes and Local Happenings Across Town
March 28 birth in the Robie home. Boudreau family moving to Lynn. Spelling returns from Florida. Cadieaux sings at Dudley Street Baptist Church. ARBiter ring branch 24 to install officers. Schools close for spring break. reopen April 6. Highway dept cleans streets. Brigham orchestra at Leap Year party. Mary A Parsons D of V minstrel May 1. Everett Woodward leaves Dart Express Co. Hirst joins Springfield Connecticut league. Lunch carts bill passes state senate. Bigelow handles Westboro town hall repairs. Currans visit Marlboro from Boston. Marlboro brass band seeks city funding for a band stand. Processions at Immaculate Conception Church. Rev Finnick leads. O Halloran, Brown, O’Brien trip to Washington for President event. Sam Dawson rents shop on Lincoln Street after fire. Margaret Whitney visits from Middlebury College. Two dozen eggs stunt at Ghiloni’s restaurant. St Germain to St Hyacinthe, P Q for weeks. Albee receives flowers from Charleston. Marlboro K of C to debate woman suffrage with Mitchell, Hurley, McCarthy, Sullivan. Northern lights impress spectators. High school baseball candidates at Prospect Park. ~30 vying for spots. Lincoln Street near Boston & Maine depot in poor condition. mud, wagons stuck. calls for repairs.
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Highway Department
Harry Brigham
South Framingham
Mary A. Parsons
D. of V
Everett
Woodward Hig
Dart Express Co
Jimmy Hirst
Marlboro
Springfield Connecticut League
State Senate
J. F. Bigelow
Westboro Town Hall
Daniel F. Curran
Lillian
Boston
Marilboro
Mary E. O'Halloran
Margaret Brown
Margaret O’brien
Washington
Sam Dawson
Russell Block
John Handwerker
Lincoln St
Margaret Whitney
Middlebury, Vt
John C. Whitney
M. B. St. Germain
St. Hyachinthe
P. Q
Mr. St. Germain
Prospect Park
Boston & Maine
Paris Fashions Signal Kimono Influence and Lush Hats
French data show towering crowns with flowers and foliage, a kimono influence visible in gowns and wraps, and new hats featuring cerise and green leaves. Egyptian laces, Bulgarian embroidery, and rich trimmings appear in vests and gowns, with fur neckwear and tailored coats remaining in demand.
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Dresden
Paris
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Theo. C. Hurd
Katie Burke
J. B. Wood & Son Co
T. Hi Mahan
Bedford Road
Frank Thomas
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Mrs. (. A. Thomas
Hubbard St
Mrs. W. Rollins Abrams
Florida
Colonial Inn
Walter L. Flewelling
Fitchburg Div
Concord Junction
Glenwood
Hall & Co
Albert Vanderhoof
A. D. Holt
Maynard R
Clothiers
M Haberdashers
Masy
Car
R.H. Macy & CO
New York
Marlbcroc
George Robie
Dunn's c
Easter Post Caiis
Alfred Boudreau
Lynn
John Spelling
J. B.cadieaux
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Immaculate Conception Church
W. H. Finnick
Gene DE Pontac
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