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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1919
Page
5
John Holbrook, a farmer, faced $2000 loss on wildcat oil stock as a banker warns it is too late to recover. The piece notes bank guidance to farmers and promotes Country Gentleman and National Farm Weekly for investment advice and future profits.
A school event features a Thursday session with a speaker identified as Mrs. focusing on local government topics. Attendees include staff and students.
Fragmentary OCR text references Italy and individuals such as Léon Davis and Sawin. Multiple garbled phrases mention residence, a team, and an evening event. details are unclear and names are inconsistently recorded.
Fragmentary OCR shows a church sermon by Mr Clarke during a service. Details are unclear but indicates religious address and preaching tone.
Fragmentary notes indicate a choir event will be given on Monday morning. Details on location and participants are incomplete in the text.
A short note highlights a statue Guide in a display or footwear scene. The snippet mentions a two year old age and a peak shoe context with unclear surrounding details. The readable text centers on a decorative statue and fashion reference.
Fragmented OCR text shows names like Mrs Samuel Grey and Miss Eleanor Dunn with scattered notes about a Boston visit, lodge events, and a hospital operation. The report mentions improvements this morning and references to Brooks Street and C F hall, rendering details unclear.
An 86 year old woman who recently died in Chandler Avenue, Scotland, had lived with her daughter here for five years. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at her late residence.
A Christmas party hosted at the Maynard Grange hall Tuesday evening drew praise as one of the week’s most enjoyable socials. The program featured talent by local teachers including Myler Bliss Cullen Bacon and others followed by a social hour and Christmas carols led by Mrs. Elizabeth Hodges and Mrs. Ledgard with vocal selections by several participants.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Harvard University associations with a Mr Simonds and a person named Frank Sieas. References a mother’s death and a life event around entry to a university. Details are garbled and uncertain.
Unclear text indicates officers were elected for the Killary A C H Division for the coming year. Names such as Nellie, Helena Mul, F. Dee, Morley, Cora F, McPhilips, Nora Thompson, Ellen, and Sarah appear in a vote with unanimous support.
A fragmented handwritten page recalls holiday images and tokens. mentions trees dolls strings of gold and a joyful festive mood despite garbled phrases.
A guest at a town dinner sits opposite a goose and asks if he may sit closer to the goose. He then clarifies to the hostess that he meant the roast one, in a polite, understated remark.
Samuel Cohet manager of the local A. P. store has moved to town and occupies the Wheeler house. Mrs William Larmore is seen in public again after several weeks at home recovering from rheumatism.
Boston police report a man found near the streetcar tracks last night died in a likely vehicle collision. The deceased, son of Mrs. Katherine Connell, leaves two brothers and four sisters. funeral services are set for Friday at Help of Christians Church.
Local report notes the death of Joseph Lord aged 66 of 6 Weirs at Sis Geigeeth. He was long employed and well known in the area. The community expresses deep grief at his passing and plans for the forthcoming arrangements.
The supervisor assigned Harold F. Judkins, Gerri Ty and Simon G. OConnell as enumerators for Concord in the forthcoming 1920 census. Burnie and Conan Jet are also noted.
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