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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1910
Page
7
A lighthearted note about seeking a flat in a cheerful mood. The speaker expresses happiness and relief at not needing to stay in a place previously avoided while visiting or chatting with someone named Chatterley-Hello in the HN area.
Measurements from a deep bore near Czuchow in Silesia show temperatures rise by about one degree Fahrenheit every fifty four feet, reaching 182 F at 7456 feet. Erie railroad tests find coal ash averages 43 percent carbon loss, urging waste reduction and better fuels for railroads. A nonshrinking alloy recipe from Metal Industry uses Thy zinc and alloys with bismuth to improve pattern casting and reduce shrikage.
Analysis suggests water travel carries fewer fatalities than rail and road by comparison of passenger numbers. The study concludes water travel is safest overall though data wording is unclear and figures are provisional due to limited passenger counts.
A Massachusetts resident from 55 Emmet Street, Obearn, reports lasting back and kidney relief after using Doan's Pills purchased from Burke Drug Store. The testimonial claims prior remedies failed but Doan's provided effective results, with easy sale through local healers and Foster Milburn Co. endorsements.
Marlborough Massachusetts fee schedule and bank hours for Wednesdays in January and July. Hours listed 9 to 3 on weekdays and 9 to 12 20 on Saturdays. Officers named D. Burdett, president, and Charles F. Holyoke, treasurer.
Riverhead New York hosts the Long Island Potato Exchange a cooperative that shows strong growth with 422 009 bushels shipped in 706 cars this year up 16 percent from last year The exchange reports 608 stockholders 2 492 shares and a paid up capital of 12 460 It handled a gross business of 407 685 63 and plans to expand offerings including fertilizer and chemicals while seeking lower prices for Paris green and other materials.
The piece notes New Hampshire railroads banning farm specials by the legislature while New York granges aid Massachusetts dairy men to hinder milk shipments to Boston. It cites opposition to oleo sales as butter, with 92 million pounds produced vs 6 million sold as colored oleo taxed ten cents. It mentions Governor Hughes vetoing new agricultural school bills to test incumbents.
The period from April 1 to June 80 saw 92 new and reorganized granges. Organized groups by state include Michigan 30, Washington 17, Ohio 9, New York 4, California 2, Colorado 1, Connecticut 1, Idaho 3, Kansas 3, Maine 2, Maryland 1, Massachusetts 1, Minnesota 1, and others. Reorganizations occurred in Kentucky 1, Massachusetts 1, Michigan 1, Ohio 1, Pennsylvania 2, Washington 1, West Virginia 1, totaling the reorganized count.
The Lisbon Maine grange sent back a large package of government seeds to Representative Swasey requesting he keep them as they have no use for them. The action mirrors a wider pattern among local farmers who also declined the seeds.
The eee grange in Livingston county recently sold a carload of old items for 101 dollars. Members gathered papers from their homes and netted a very nice sum for the grange.
Marlboro edges North Attleboro 2 to 1 on Joe Drummey’s ninth inning single with two outs and a man on second. Hall of Tufts and Marlboro’s McDonald pitched well as both teams traded hits in a hot hilltop clash witnessed by about 1000 spectators.
Corrected to June 5 1910 a Sudbury Street only. Starts from Car Barn. Cars to Hudson wait at Concord Junction for 930 train out of Boston Sundays. Saturdays Sundays half hour cars 2 PM to 8 PM until further notice. Special Theatre Car Maynard connects at Concord Depot with Express Boston 1 PM Saturday nights. Cars to Ark Heights Concord through to Ark Heights connect at Hudson with Boston Worcester Marlboro South ter and Worcester Consolidated Ry Co for Clinton Lowell and South Framingham.
North Attleboro and Marlboro played a long game with strong hitting and sharp fielding. Drummey starred behind the bat and on the base paths while Norton Attleboro rallied as Bigoness hit a final homer to tie and Topham delivered a close finish.
A Williams student recalls the earliest baseball game from the late 1800s, noting a so called thrower or hurler and a blacksmith by trade, distinguishing amateur hobby from professional status in a town tale from half a century past.
Sox games and is greatly in the outcome.
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