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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1921
Page
2
Last year demand for potatoes outpaced supply while this year there is overproduction in Maine with a grower unable to haul four tons to market due to freight and handling costs. The note also cautions about water safety as skating ends and swimming begins, urging responsibility toward the water and promoting personal water use.
Georgia accepted the Constitution in 1788 becoming the fourth state. Oglethorpe planned a southern colony to defend against Spaniards and Indians, received a land grant in 1782, and named Georgia for the king. Settlers included insolvent debtors, Germans, and Scots, forming Savannah in 1735 and plantations along the coast. Georgia’s area and population later earned 14 presidential electors.
A fashion note highlights spring styles with tunic over narrow underskirts, bodice and vest details, lace accents, and ribbons. The scene favors taffeta and organdy in airy silhouettes, with decorative plaited ribbons shaping the gowns and emphasizing waistlines.
A vivid spring millinery scene shows abundant hats with new materials and lively shapes. Prices remain high but easing from last year as diverse designs appeal to many faces, from sunlit straw to satin and crepe de chine, each hat promising stylish appeal.
Louise C. K. Kirkegaard assignee will auction the Webster mortgage real estate in Bedford on May 14, 1921 at 2 p.m. The parcel sits on Concord Road and is about 1.25 acres with a 1800 dollar first mortgage and 500 dollars cash required at sale.
Seed potatoes grown in ae York offered for sale in Acton Massachusetts. Quantity listed as 15 barrels. Contact R Tebenahene at West Acton.
The New England trio is to appear at a mulesper service in the Methodist church Sunday afternoon. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Franklin B. Lewis at Marlboro Hospital early in the week. Joseph Daniels must appear in court May 4 on a charge of keeping and selling intoxicating liquors. Henry Anctil returns from St. Vincent's hospital where he had treatment. Cutter wage reduction keeps workers at the C M Brett factory out. Tessie Bernstein and Marjorie Finnerty win graduation honors. exercises scheduled June 22. The Wilbur P F Brigham fund prize speaking contest set for May 18. Mulligan, Hudson town catcher, has work at the sogan factory. Hudson town team to play Concord Junction, with possible home pitcher McCarthy or Clancy. Hudson Historical Society met Tuesday night. patriotic night with speakers Rev. Dudley R Child and Rev. Arthur D Stroud.
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