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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1895
Page
1
Local notice requests that all material reach the publication office by Tuesday night to ensure same week insertion. It warns that earlier submission prevents condensation or delay and lists drop-off points at A. R. Currie Maynard block J. B. Deane Loewe block for news advertisements and subscriptions.
Charles H. Cheeney is very ill with pneumonia and town bills are due by the 13th. Marion Garfield misses school due to illness from Bridgewater. Public library books must be returned by Saturday for annual inspection. Marion county baseball captaincy goes to A. H. Haynes. Various meetings and entertainments announced including a Lyceum Hall event February 15 to fund a school flag. Local lodges report installations, concerts, and plans for a masque in April. Financials show six month receipts and assets, with liabilities totaling 27 166 62.
The Riverside Cooperative association met at Cooperative hall at 7 30 on Monday evening with large attendance despite bad weather. Joseph Taylor led the session and Garvin Taylor acted as clerk pro tem due to F W Sims absence. The treasurer's report and balance sheet were adopted as printed.
The Cambridge plan allowing able students to complete the course early is adopted in Maynard. It avoids dragging clever pupils and spares slower ones from rushing, aiming for an education tailored to the individual. News notes include local engagements, club meetings, and civic events in Concord.
Maynard locals tout Valentines in a broad sale for sweethearts friends and foes. A shifting pole for carriage or sleigh is offered by Chas. P. Lowell. A. D. Holt to close his store on February 1 after weekday evenings at 6 05 p m.
The Westboro Chronicle argues that notices of money making schemes should not be free or subsidized by newspaper space. It asserts that local news is welcome but paid advertisements fund printing costs and labor.
Directions for insertion in the current issue state that ads and subscriptions may be left at the bookstore of H. L. Whitcomb or at the post office. The early receipt policy is referenced for timely inclusion.
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