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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1910
Page
4
A man recovered from an illness that kept him out for several days last week. A large party of tourists from a nearby town toured the area for sightseeing during their stay. The Misses Billy are noted as visitors staying in the town.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a meeting, a junction head, and a Thursday game. It also references arranging a demand for bail related to a game, with no clear names, places, or outcomes.
Interest is manifested in a event that will take place soon with anticipation expressed by observers. Details remain unclear but the public shows curiosity about the forthcoming proceedings.
In New Fork on September first Rev. Mr Haver left the M EB church in the Bronx after serving there. Miss Johnson presented a farewell gift from the congregants as cake and coffee were served for a social time.
Richard Lopes is sought on larceny of a luxury limousine from George I Shaw. Police say he has eluded capture since August and may have been seen in various places. investigators continue to search with no trace found.
Miss F onny 4 can eae the eighth grade, was left vacant by the resignation of Miss Fannie W. Shore. Sceeea inta elite noreat perience in teaching, having taught repress an ag eng Mirage tome, hee said for two years is Putnam, Conn.
Francie Adame 24 and Har boon 18 top a series leading to trial races at Burton's Bay to select a crew for a German race next June. Owner Mr Adams heads 40 to 50 corporations and must agree to trips if selected. Harpon A may be sold. A full page Harpoon Bee photo appears in the Boston Sunday Herald magazine section.
In a Boston hearing, Albree argued for milk safety controls at terminals to protect public health. He urged federal or railroad managed facilities, warning that trusting contractors is unsafe and that expert oversight is needed to ensure proper pasteurization and handling.
The Eight Lost team lost to St. Paul nine by a score of 19 to 4. Visitors were blanked for the rest of the game after a rough fifth inning when St. Paul piled up runs. Two aces, White and another pitcher, starred in relief in the seventh.
News arrived that Reverend John Rusk of Chicago has died. The notice states the death occurred recently and mentions his ID and PD credentials. Further details were not available in the fragment.
A corn roast was hosted by Miss Esther Wheeler in the grove behind her home at Nine Acre Carson Hall. Attendees included Miss Frances Hall Miss Elizabeth Braley Miss Marion Hoyle and Emile Harwood.
Tourists and local residents alike stopped at the D A R Chapter House tearoom during the week, with an unusually large showing of townspeople revisiting the historic site. Mrs. Mary E. Marshall and Mrs. Samuel Jenkins of Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin were among those visiting.
John H. Moore describes old dwellings on Samuel Alcott property and the role of two ancient elm trees in shading a house. He notes movements and merges of the rear stall dwelling into the Alcott main house and the transfer of property through purchase and sale in the development of the estate.
Advertised letters list names including Tat Burnhem G Hartman A Jickinson Charles Maynes John T McClary J Walton Tuttle Mrs Princess A Miss Jessie Mc Quarrie Miss C McDonald Miss O Pedersen Miss Nellie Seigeley Mrsohn Walker. Local notices warn of prepaid ads and lost book entry under Middlesex Institution for Savings. Concord August 5 1910. Also stock sale and household work notices and a vacation notice for Miss A L Hicks.
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