Concord public schools reopen for fall term on September 6
Item notes the Concord public schools will reopen for the fall term on Sept 6. Mentions residents and local events including Miss Roché's visit, Miss Mary's outings, and a Labor Day barbecue for Marlboro Hospital at Marlboro Park. Also references local sports figures and a town board of assessors schedule.
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Raiph B& Péterseh
Concord Public
Prescott
Keyes
New England
Mary
Tasket
Roché
North
Mic
Anarewie
Charles P
Michael Hopkins
Ter
Jamaica Plains
Clarence Tuttle
Hastings
Miner
Board of Assessors
Town Hall
Douglass
G. A
U. S
Blackmar Ge Company
Inter Canoceists
Nashawtuc Bridge
Sanborn’s
Flavin
Connell
Day
McHugh
Kenney
Franks
Carr
Marlboro Hospital
Marlboro Park
Labor Day
Maid of
Taxes and division in a cryptic excerpt
A fragmented OCR item discusses how taxes are divided amid unclear context. The text mentions a small segment about taxation, but lacks full details, names, or locations to specify the governing framework or outcomes.
Signed Guarantee for Mi-o-na Refund If Dyspepsia Persists
H. H. Richardson agrees to return money if Mi-o-na fails to cure dyspepsia. The guarantee covers two 60c boxes or a month’s treatment. Purchaser returns empty box and states lack of relief for stomach troubles.
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Richardson
H. S
The Steeplechase Gains Favor In American Press
A Munsey's magazine note highlights steeplechase growing in popularity as a picturesque and exciting form of racing. It praises the risk and suspense of clearances over obstacles and the thrill when riders avoid falls.
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Munsey
Magasine
of Columbus
Cound
Bedford Narrowly Dispatches Concord K C Star Hurt
Band Avergt year veteran from Concord K C broke leg Saturday in Bedford game. He slid while attempting to tag a runner and injured his leg, remaining to finish the game. Doctor Titcomb predicts a month or more until full strength returns.
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Concord K. C
Bedford
Dr. Titcomb
Fire Day Attractions Highlight Steeple Chase and Ball Game
Fire Day features include a steeple chase drawing bets and excitement as riders perform daring leaps. The program also lists a Concord vs Acton ball game in the afternoon, with $200 purses expected to attract horses and spectators to the event.
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Igger
Concord
Acton
Public schools prepare for fall term openings
The opening next Tuesday will be filled by Miss Grace Blanchard of Weymouth and Ira N. Bearce of Hebron. At Emerson school Miss Elizabeth A. Noyes will be principal while Ripley school remains vacant due to Miss Anna F. Gregg’s illness and Miss Lucy D. Welch of Hudson will fill in.
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Grace
T. Blanchard
Weymouth
Ira N. Bearce
Hebron
Emerson School
Elizabeth A. Noyes
Anna F. Gregg
Ripley School
Lucy D. Welch
Hudson
Advertised Letters for Jennie Adams and Isa Belle Walker
Miss Jennie Adams and Mrs Isa Belle Walker are listed among advertised letters awaiting pickup. The notice notes two names with initials and a postal delivery reminder.
For Sale and To Let Notices from Concord
Local listings advertise an inlaid table with 2150 pieces of nine woods for sale at Erastus H. Smith's office, several dwellings for private sale by Prescott Keyes in Boston, multiple rentals in Concord, and a nearly new 140 dollar buggy offered by Mark Mara.
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Erastus H. Smith
T. M. Barry
Old Bedford Road
Concord
Urquhart’s
Simmons Place
Monument St
James D. Tanner
Nashawtuc Hill
Prescott Keyes
Tremont Street
Boston
Joseph Dee Jr
Bedford St
Surrey
Tuttle
Mark Mara
Peculiar Accident In Front Of Boston Specialty Store
J H Christie owner of the Boston Specialty Store was the victim of a peculiar accident Wednesday morning in front of his Main Street store. He leaned on the awning framework with an outstretched arm and twisted suddenly causing a strain on his shoulder.
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J. H. Christie
Boston
Mainst
Almanac Weather Hint for New Era Thursday
Enterprise weather tip notes fair conditions for New Era with a forecast linking high water at 3 a.m. and 3 p.m. The entry reads as a brief almanac style forecast for the day.
Social Notes From Stow and Nearby Towns
Stow residents Abbie Lewis recently visited friends in Berlin. George Curtis of Somerville is in town visiting Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. C A Conant and daughter spend the week at Taunton. Harriet Stewart of Leominster visited Mrs. Puffer at the Lower Village. George Peters’ family hosted relatives from Weston early this week. A T Robinson of Lynn spent the week with Mrs. N B Rev. at St John’s church. Sunday services held at 7 o'clock.
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Abbie Lewis
Berlin
George Curtis
Somerville
Bailey
C. A. Conant
Taunton
Harriet Stewart
Leominster
Puffer
George’ Peters
Weston
A. T. Robinson
Lynnere
N. B. Rev
Johne
Marlboro Social Notes and Local Moves Highlight Week
Marlboro residents and visitors are listed with Sunday visits and travels. Names include Joseph Santora Louis Collins Lanigan Huntington Miss Jennie Cabana Herbert F Richardson Matthew Durgin and L M Tenney, plus Mrs F G Taylor and Mrs Henry Brigham. A court case sent Peter Cassidy to Bridgewater state farm for larceny.
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Parsons
Joseph Santora
Louis Collins
Lake Whalum
Lanigan
Huntington
Brockton
Jennie Cabana
Spencer
Herbert F. Richardson
Fitchburg
Matthew Durgin
Cambridge
Charles McGee
A Landry
Emms Se
Newport
H. Fahey
Rockland
Marlboro
Mra
Halt
Child
Grafton
F. I. Ordway
Boons Pond
L. M. Tenney
Dorchester
Peter Cassidy
State Farm
Bridgewater
John A. O'Connell
Beverly
John Oo
Charies Peat
T. N. Sei Union Telegraph Co
Lucy Mulany
Ieweing
Sauiban Gane
Hedson
Maynard
Mary EB. Curtis
East Main St
Christmas Cove
Martha Goodrich
New York
Martin Keeley
John Hutch
Marlboro Coal Co
Near runaway accident on Packard street endangering four
On Thursday afternoon a wagon driven by J B Sisk ran into trouble when a harness failed and the shaft broke. The driver and two passengers jumped to safety as the horse bolted down Packard and Lincoln streets. Mrs Boyd and Mrs Jacobs suffered injuries while a infant and the Boyd boy remained unharmed. Dr Glazier attended the injured while Sisk acted to restrain the horse.
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Packard St
J. B Sisk
Max Jacobs
James A. Boyd
Sisk
Prospect Park
Mrs. Jacobs
Mrs. Boyd
Mr. Sisk
Lincoln St
Dennis Conantio
Boyd Boy
Mral/Jheobe
F. P. Glazier
Ladics
Apd
Narrow escape after sailboat capsizes at Gates Pond
Three men Joe Hennessey H C Holder and Fred Fosgate Jr were thrown into Gates Pond when their sailboat capsized as a squall approached. Hennessey and Holder climbed back aboard while Fosgate who cannot swim struggled. Several boats rushed to their aid. Nancy Raymond helped rescue Hennessey and the group towed the capsized craft ashore.
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Joe Hennessey
H.C. Holder
Fred Fosgate
Gates Pond
Asa
Young Fosgate
Holder
Fosgate
Hennessey
Folgate
Nancy Raymond
EB. F. Worcester Press
Man Wanders Afield Led to Relocation to Lockup
Mrs. Thomas Boyd Jr of Central Street telephoned Officer Andrew Magorty Friday night reporting a strange man in the neighborhood. The officer found David OConnell attempting to enter Joseph Coolidge’s home near the South Bolton depot. OConnell appeared confused and was taken to the lockup and later turned over to relatives Saturday morning.
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Thomas Boyd Jr
Central St
Andrew Magorty
S Non
David O'Connell
Joseph Coolidge
Bolton Depot
O'Connell
Thrown From Sprinkling Cart Near Main Street
John M. Porter was thrown from a sprinkling cart near the Main street standpipe Friday morning. He suffered a severe shaking but his injuries are not as serious as first feared, saying the abrupt stop upon hitting the ground hurt more than the fall itself. He was filling the water cart from the standpipe.
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Main S1
John M. Porter
Main Street
Jack
Unclear Fragments Describe Transport Incident Near Old Place
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a transportation event near an old location. Mentions a frightened steamer horse and shed, a rider being dislodged, and road junctions at Grove and Main avenues with scattered names and phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacke
Russell and families return from Cottage City
George Back resigned as night watchman on Wednesday after being ordered to Concord during Woman Varley’s vacation. The move reflects ongoing trouble with Officer Bean similar to last year.
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B. F. Russell
Gear& Russell
Winslow
Cottage City
George Back
Concord
Varley
Bean
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude and acknowledgment
Card of Thanke. We desire to express our thanks and heartfelt appreciation to the many neighbors and friends for their and sympathy in our sad, also for the beautiful flowers. For sale of rent A five rooms cottage with 34 acres of land in East Concord Junction.
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F. W. Reed
Commonwealth Ave
Concord
Juncton
Mass
Not a Patent Medicine Hyomei Cure Claims
Hyomei touted as a guaranteed catarrh cure prescribed by physicians. The ad asserts it cures 99 percent of users via a breathing inhaler, with a lifetime inhaler and a bottle of Hyomel for $1.00 and refills at 50 cents, backed by a money back guarantee.
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Sicians
H. 8S
Richardson
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