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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1925

Page

3

Ford Firestone and Edison Unite to Break Monpoly

The article reports Ford, Firestone, and Edison collaborating to expand rubber production in the United States to reduce dependence on British rubber. It cites aims to farm lates of rubber trees in Florida and other areas, discusses cost impacts on Americans, and notes prior congressional support and ongoing research into new rubber sources.

FORD Firestone Edison Monpoly Creat Firestone Enson America Firestone and Florida Fort . Fla Labelle Cocoanut Grove Congress Department of Commerce

April DAR meeting in Concord honors Orrin Fowler

The Old Concord Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Concord Junction hosted by Mrs. Anson M. Hix. Regent Mrs. Augustus Lothrop Morse presided and read a memorial poem for Orrin Fowler. Principal speaker Benjamin R. Bulkeley shared reminiscences and photographs of Concord shrines.

Old Concord Daughters of the American Revolution Anson M. Hix Concord Junction Augustus Loth Rop Morse Orrin Fowler Benjamin R. Bulkeley Critus Bulkeley Emerson House Concord Wiiell Anson M Otis H. Furbush John Allen James L. Adams Charles Trefern Caleb Waeeler

Colonial Costumes Suggested for Anniversary Ball

The Nineteenth of April Committee urges colonial attire for the Anniversary Ball with a Costume Committee ready to help. The aim is to recreate the period's dress and manner, inviting Concord residents to participate. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Albert W. Doolittle, former Concord High School agriculture instructor.

Nction Concord and Concorditation Albert W. Doolittle Concord High School Essex County Agricultural School

Miss Sarah E. A. Richardson Remembered as West Primary Teacher

Obituary and tribute to Miss Sarah E. A. Richardson, longtime West Primary School teacher in Concord. Born August 21, 1ta, she guided six years of primary education from 1859 to 1873, earning respect for discipline, care, and strong influence on students. She lived with relatives after teaching, attended First Parish and Unitarian groups, and was buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.

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For Sale: Cozy Sized Barn Needs Move or Tear Down

For sale a barn described as good lumber with the option to move it or tear it down. Located at 10 Maple Street. Contact by telephone in 1994.

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Acton Granke 259 Event Attracts Guests

On April 14 Acton Granke 259 hosts patrons invited to attend. A large attendance is expected with new attractions promised as the event’s draw.

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