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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1922
Page
6
Minneapolis nesting completion praised for a plaster cottage designed by Chas Sedgwick 36 by 22 feet with a basil floor plan. Interiors feature birch and oak floors, dark mahogany trim, efficient storage, laundry and vegetable rooms. Exterior stucco tan with green roof shingles and chocolate woodwork. Estimated cost about 7000 dollars without heating and plumbing.
Maynard calls on alumni to raise 400 dollars by September 1 to fund athletic equipment and reduce injury risk. The appeal asks each alumnus to donate at least 2 dollars, citing past student athletic success and the aim to sustain the school’s enviable records. Contributors listed include E McGougl hin, Raymond Smith, Louis Sullivan, Hartwell Flood, and J J Ledgard.
Patrician Nichalas Driscod led a fishing party that hauled pollock and other species aboard a Boston Harbor trip. John Gantewisii outdid the pair in size, while Arnold Crowther won the boat prize. Louise Small and Ralph Fletcher joined the crew for the aboard dinner.
Frank Murray of Marquette University, known for baseball and basketball prowess, demonstrated speed while on vacation. A ladder blocked a path and a snake appeared. Murray quickly lunged, snapped the serpent's neck, and tossed the lifeless body into nearby brush, astonishing onlookers.
Report notes a profusion of roses, dahlias, gladiolas, and other blooms after heavy summer rains. Strawberries are also plentiful as gardeners report remarkable growth and vibrant color across nearly every species in the area.
George H and John Snyder took vacations last week while Etta Clark enjoyed two weeks off from telephone work. The brief item notes King and family motored to Gloucester during this period.
A. R. MacLeod offers installation of Simplex irons washing machines and electric ranges with satisfaction guaranteed. Agent for Edison Mazda Lamp and lamp for every socket. Located at 10 Everett St Concord. telephone 34.
Private. Farm work horse? described as a bay around 1250 lbs suited for field tasks. Also a pair of brown Canadian horses totaling about 2800 lbs. Asking price $150 for the lot or $80 each. Details limited by OCR errors.
Fragmentary notes report two coberee sessions discussing a gun related YY event. Content is sparse with unclear details and unidentified individuals. Further context or clarification is needed to form a complete summary.
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