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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1894
Page
5
The readable text is fragmented and nonsensical, lacking identifiable persons, places, or events to summarize into a coherent news item. No concrete entities or actions are discernible for a proper card.
Fragmentary OCR lists numbers and names including Lieutenant Cook Farnham Smith and Miner service, mentioning promotions and a Friday event at the Emery site. The text references essays and various unrelated phrases, with no coherent narrative or clear date.
The longtime military editor at the Boston Globe was known for his gentlemanly approach in gathering information for publication. His career is remembered for his disciplined methods and respected columns.
A meeting in Sap and vicinity formed a three member committee Chas W Prescott Frank Wheeler and O E Patch to attend hearings and push demands for full value payment for tuberculous cattle killed by the state. They urge inspection of milk from outside the state and a law change to require cows to be in state for twelve months before order to kill. Wheeler and Patch elected delegates to the Worcester convention on December 24, with reports due at the next Saturday evening gathering in the lower hall.
Sunday program led by Superintendent John N. Crown featured Miss Mary Farrar as organist, Lillian Palmenter on cornet, and Arthur Lowden on violin. Congregation enjoyed a nearly all musical service followed by a sociable with a sunflower party and readings.
Harmony lodge A 0 W elected officers on Thursday last with 51 members present. P M W J B Gleason M W Henry M Whitney F Andrew W Murphy O Lewis A Maher rec Thomas H Drury fin Frank Pierce rec Henry B Joslin 7 guide Edward Vari reelected as financier and receiver for the sixth time. A Weston Upham lodge delegation invited to installation by Disteputy Albert Washburn on Thursday evening Jan 3. One candidate to be initiated and the annual banquet to follow.
University Extension announces a public meeting in Concord’s lower town hall on Monday. The event features H Wie Rolfe discussing University Bateson se ta and related topics, inviting community members to attend.
Reading shows a notice for a book sale at Whitcomb's bookstore with the price stated as one dollar per course. The message mentions a person named Reet wity and a vendor or seller offering items for sale and contact at Whitcomb's.
The course was impressive last week under Rev Spender's guidance. Sperer presented views showing Pompeii before and during its destruction, with scenes of daily life. The audience found the subject full of interest and the presentation admirably handled.
A damaged OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Mats On We Andersen W H Alexander Mr and Mrs Wm Briggs Geo E Cum mins Geo A Cummings Wm Denney Arthur Ford 2 Thomas FizGerald Chas Morrow Proctor Burt Hans Petersen Selden L Whitcombe and several women.
Morning Service at Protestant Episcopal Church with Sunday school at noon and a Guild meeting on December 30 led by Ashley P How. Other faiths listed include Rinitarian Congregational and Scandinavian M E Church with service times. Local ads promote Concord souvenirs, safe investments, new goods at H L Whitcomb, piano for sale, flowers, and various shop items plus house rental and book orders. A stray dog notice and market offerings at Tuttle's fish market complete the page.
Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Junction City was told she had consumption but two bottles of Dr King's New Discovery cured her and saved her life. Mr Thos Eggers of San Francisco suffered a dreadful cold and approaching consumption, tried others, bought one bottle and was cured in two weeks. Free trial bottles at B F Johnson Sons Drugstore Mannard and H S Richardson Concord. Regular size 50c and 1.00.
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