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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1895
Page
1
Advertises af Dairy Butter tubs 15c to 24c, full cream cheese 12c, 5 lb Raisins 50c, Kirkoline 4 lb packs 20c, non-hurt hands washing powder, oil stoves 10 percent off, fine Teas 5 lb lots 5c off, Chow Chow 12c, Mason jars 60c to 70c per dozen, hammocks 10 percent off.
An advertisement touts Maynard Agent for the Pride of Dakota Flour with a bold warrant promising the best flour ever sold in Maynard or a money refund. The text frames the claim as a guarantee and endorsement to back the product.
Maynard notices include residents visiting Hadley Northampton Haverhill Stoneham and Cottage City. Church activities announce St George Episcopal church cornerstone August 16 and a preaching plan. Community updates cover water well completion, a disbanded Home Market club, and local visits by families and visitors.
Maynard residents seek a person to perform domestic duties. Apply at a house on Sudbury Street for the employment opportunity.
The Parker couple spent Sunday at Chautauqua grounds in Lakeview. On Monday Harry Chamberlain photographed Wood's store from a new position. The Angell family and Miss Corbett visited Nova Scotia last Friday. Acton and Hudson teams schedule a game at Concord fair grounds this Saturday afternoon. Marble links mark the sidewalk opposite Odd Fellows hall entrance. Harry Hill and C. F. Reed sang at the Methodist church Sunday morning. Several league teams hovered around the .600 mark after a slow Saturday. Town house lawn remains lush with thick, well mowed, springy grass.
The third Brigham family reunion will be held at Odd Fellows and Berkeley halls on Wednesday October 9. Willard I T Brigham of Chicago will deliver the historical address at 10 am and Hon Johnson Brigham of Des Moines will preside at the after dinner speaking. An evening promenade concert and dancing follow for the gathering. Almost 1000 relatives from across the country are expected.
Alderman James L. Francis of Chicago touts Dr King's New Discovery as an ideal panacea for coughs colds and lung complaints after five years use in his family. Reverend John Burgus of Keokuk Iowa praises rapid relief after a 50 year ministry. Trial battles free at local druggists B Free Co Maynard H S Richardson Concord Drug Store.
All matter must reach the office of pribe order to secure minsertion in the issue of the same week. An earlier receipt wilh articles. News of advertising matter and subscriptions may be left at the bookstore of H. L. Whitcomb and subscriptions may be left at the post office.
J B Wood buys the Rice place barns while T Mason sells Barrett mass street lot. Frances Heggerty visits East Boston relatives. artist Alexander Pope occupies Old Manse summer. Frank Pierce named district deputy for Harmony lodge. Frances Herbert returns from Concord. A July 17 American Revolution children’s songs event at Wayside led by Mrs. Tewksbury. Pulpit duties at Trinitarian church by Rev. Tewksbury and visiting clergy August schedule listed. Lincoln carpenter J A Bent missing after cashing a large check. police alerted.
Harvey Wheeler advertises first class cumulative preferred stocks yielding about seven percent. Investors are urged to contact Office Boston Harness Co Concord Tunction Residence Elm St Concord for details.
Winneshiek County Supt. A A Snyder reports Robert Leach cured a large running leg sore after using De Witt s Witch Hazel Salve for two boxes. He was under physician care for months without relief. Also touted as a pile remedy with endorsements from B F Johnson Son Maynard C H Whitney Concord and H A Littlefield West Acton.
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