Grand Clean-Up After Stock-Taking Sale
Readers flock to the store after a stock-taking sale ends with a grand clean-up. Store managers report cleared shelves and bargain-seeking customers noting strong discounts and quick turnover.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1907
Page
5
Readers flock to the store after a stock-taking sale ends with a grand clean-up. Store managers report cleared shelves and bargain-seeking customers noting strong discounts and quick turnover.
About 150 to 200 people perished when the three masted schooner Larry Knowlton and the steamship Lavelmont collided with Long Island Sound conditions freezing many bodies as ice bound their fate. Surviving passengers endured exposure in heated rooms while lifeboats drifted ashore with more victims and a grim shoreline revealed dozens of ice encased remains. Investigators from the Providence district will probe the wreck.
The Larchmont, a sideswheel steamer, collided with the schooner Knowlton in a northwest gale off Point Judith. Passengers and crew endured freezing water and cold as lifeboats saved many, while Captain McVey directed rescue before the ship sank.
A. T. Haynes & Co. has merged the G. F. Nelson furniture store of Marlboro into its Marlboro and Maynard operations. Haynes will oversee Marlboro while maintaining Maynard leadership, promising exceptional bargains and shared management to benefit both towns. McCleary and Morse will continue at the Maynard store.
Eugene Mantha visited Worcester Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Edward Cheney of Goffstown N H are visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Lip pard Elm street Adolphus Paradise Bread-street is confined to his home with a grip. W D Lacouture proprietor of the Star laundry is having work done at the Maynard steam laundry until new quarters are ready. Miss Mary Costello has recovered from bronchitis and returned to work. Fred Nedreau of Brockton is vacationing in the city. Marion Kennedy recovering from threatened pneumonia. George J Andrews underwent facial abscess operation. John Rigney has taken a job in the John A Frye shoe factory sole leather room. William E Fahey is confined with bronchitis.
About 500 delegates gathered in Trenton for the New Jersey state orange growers annual meeting. Gaunt urged passage of laws to curb reckless auto driving and to distribute seeds through the agriculture department. He also highlighted benefits to farmers from enforcing a natured alcohol law. The secretary reported 12,000 members in the state. Resolutions praised President Roosevelt and sought public school improvements, including a county high school, and practical farm-oriented education.
The account describes Langdon Warner recounting a Turkopian keeper restraining a tiger near a Khiva residence. He used a short staff to strike the tiger’s nose then calmly stroked the beast, slipping a chain collar, and guiding the animal outside the cage with a restrained crew watching as cameras captured the moment.
State Master Tadley, a state senator, praised strengthening granges through new acquisitions and active deputy systems. New Hampshire is divided into 33 subordinate and two Pomona districts with deputies visiting each grange twice yearly to support literary and degree work. Key topics last year included nature study crop damage from wildlife and railroad tax distribution. membership reached 13 553 men and 14 416 women with Pomona totals 3 639 men and 2 936 women. Forty granges own property and fifty five own their own halls.
The article details John Pratt of Unionville born April 14 1821 who developed a mechanism called the pterotype the first practical typewriter. It notes provisional protection in Britain with letters patent in 1866 and Pratt selling typewriters in London around 1860s. It also mentions the Jefferson County Fire Relief association carrying about 13 million in grangers property losses and fire losses in 1906.
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