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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1910
Page
4
A fragmented note discusses local business ads and column space while pondering how voters judge candidates. It hints that readers seek clear points from contenders and suggests most will attend the election still undecided.
In Concord several residents including Philip C Molen and a vacationing party are shown at various summer locales. Robert C Beaulieu of Concord is noted for a divorce granted July 18 in Sault Saint Marie Michigan. Dr Edward L Drowne led a major operation at Concord hospital with Drs Leahy and Barnes assisting. Salvatore Macone was fined 16 dollars for motorcycle reckless driving after a Bedford collision. Attendees from town joined a Quebec trip with John Alden Enos and Jeremiah Shee during the Revolutionary era event in Duxbury.
A clipped note from Samuel Bowles Jr. notes in our office details and a wide public response. The item questions the character and motives of Gowles focusing on sensational style. The piece hints at conflict with Republican managers and a perceived shift toward inflammatory reporting.
Democratic candidate Hon. John J. Mitchell of Marlboro enters the Belmont Concord district race challenging Roger Sherman Hoar as a strong Democratic contender. The note highlights Hoar as a dynamic campaigner and Mitchell’s selection as the likely nominee. The piece then shifts to a feature on the Concord Youth's Companion article about the Alcott family home in Concord, its decay, and its cultural significance preserved by the local chapter.
Erastus H. Smith faced questions about a new auto lent to J. M. Keyes. Keyes, seeking a ride to the junction, accepted the loan but collided with a team at Nashantuc rd near Thoreau and Main, causing damage and leaving the outcome unclear.
The state house hearing before the board of appeals involved Westboro North Reading and Concord assessors appealing the 1910 valuation. Concord entered appeals while Westboro and North Reading shared similar clips. The differences ranged from 14 000 to 19 125 with a slave appriser reviewing grounds and sites. The decision was deferred to later in the week.
Advertisement column details payment in advance at H L Whitcomb and 14 Walden Street table board rates ten cents per line with six words per table. Listings include the Norwegian girl for hire and a stock reduction sale starting August. Kodak goods discounted and other items offered for sale through the ad column.
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