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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1893
Page
4
A long column surveys Concord transport plans electric street lines in Hudson and debates over road department funding. It notes a malt liquor bill in New Hampshire, lectures on the Australian ballot, and social commentary on theater and morality amid regional politics and public notices.
The pope dismissed rumors about his impending death and assured a literary star he plans to live to 100, emphasizing his confidence in a long life.
Items for the Enterprise may be left at C. H. Pergons Riverside block and will be promptly attended to Subscriptions also received at J. B. Deane's news stand Loewe's Block
Saturday provides scenes of drinkers on the street while Mrs. Barlow visits her father Joseph Roberts in Lynn. Town officials call for bill submissions by the 20th as church and temperance events unfold and school policy debates continue with public assurances from local committee members and teachers.
The Maynard School Committee members Wilkinson Crossley and Charles H. Persons invite citizens to visit schools and learn the truth, urging order-loving residents to engage with the educational system and its messages.
Advertising notices warn of rising prices on butter flour and raisins while promoting taxidermy services at Stuart's block and a broad range of household goods at Russell's and Leighton's. The text highlights stock taking and continued old prices for certain items.
John Henderson of Waltham visits town while Miss Brackett stays with Mr Kraetzer. Several locals shift plans, Mabel Decoster begins study in Boston, and A W Armstrong to leave the local post for a Boston position. The Y P C U meets February 19 in the vestry, and a Baptist concert delighted nine young performers.
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