Single Tax Table for Concord Assessments Reveals Impacts
A Concord reader supplied 1908 assessment data showing how a single tax on land would affect taxpayers. The study estimates that 162 of 1011 names would drop from the list if personal property were exempt, and 5637 would save or lose tax under land only, with the greatest changes in Precinct 2 and among non residents. If land were taxed, rates drop to about 22 per thousand, affecting 378 taxpayers differently, while total implications depend on whether personal property remains taxed or is exempt.
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New York
Gaynor
Enterprise
Concord
Board of Assessors
Precinct 2
Precinct 1
Batavia System Under Study by Batavia Schools
Batavia Supt Welle A Hall traveled to Batavia New York to observe the Batavia system of class individual instruction. Originator John Kennedy pledges education for every child with an extra teacher aiding backward students and freeing class work from clogging. The district weighs trial with two students per room, no extra cost, and potential statewide adoption.
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Welle A. Hall
Batavia
N. Y
John Kennedy
America
Board of Education
Nat’ Po
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Emerson
West Concord
Hall
Unclear Fragments on Business Gards and Satisfaction
Fragmentary notes mention business guards and a desire for satisfaction and timing. No clear events, entities, or dates are discernible to form a coherent item.
Musical program at Mrs Keyes home by the Musical club
Mrs G Keyes entertained the Musical club Tuesday afternoon presenting an unusual program. Performers included Mrs Smith Mrs Conant Mrs Eckfeldt Miss Davis and others with pieces by Grieg Brahms and Reinecke. Tea and coffee were served after the recital.
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Leslie B
Old Concord D A R Chapter Meets In Lincoln Day Event
The Old Concord Chapter D A R held Lincoln Day on February 12 in the Block House, with Miss Georgianna Boutwell recounting Lincoln era memories. Mrs. Frederick M. Holland presented on the Black House to a large, elegant gathering in Cord's historic building.
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Old Concord
Lincoln
Georgianna Boutwell
Boutwell
Miss Boutwell
Daniel Lothrop
Frederick M. Holland
Black House
Concord
Marriage Notice For Miss Blanche M. Page
Cards announce the marriage of Miss Blanche M. Page a Concord High School teacher. The notice notes her wedding but provides no date or spouse details.
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Blanche M. Page
Concord High
Framingham Couple Wed in Durham N H Ceremony
The ceremony united a school employee who resigned Friday and Maxham B. Nash once assistant general manager of the Boston and Worcester street railway now a Framingham lawyer. They married in Durham New Hampshire on Sunday morning and depart for California for a wedding trip. After April 20 they will reside at Summit Street South Framingham.
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Maxham B. Nash
Boston & Worcester Street Railway
Framingham
Durham
N. H
California
Summe St
South Framingham
Hur at the Boston Theatre Opens to Record Crowds
Thousands witness Klaw and Erlanger present Hur in a limited Boston engagement. A 3600 strong crowd packed New England’s historic theatre for the premiere, praising the production’s pageantry and dramatic force set against a battle and racing scenes.
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Klaw & Erlanger
Boston
New England
Etec Climen
Service Notes Mention Special Washington's Birthday Holiday
The notice refers to religious observances with flowers and palm branches along a pathway for the expected King and mentions added Wednesday and Saturday matinees plus a special holiday on Tuesday February 22 Washington's Birthday. The text notes a great white light indicating the presence of Christ and describes nonflesh depiction.
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Wien
Christ
Jesus
Bened
Washington
Marlboro Nine May Be Managed by Davy Ingalls
There is a movement to have David P. Ingalls manage the Marlboro nine for the coming season. The Enterprise reports on good authority that a friend of Mr. Ingalls believes he would be a strong choice as manager captain and player. Other local notes include J T Tucker on the sick list and Miles Comstock recovering from pneumonia at Hastings.
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David P. Ingalls
Marlboro
Mars
Ingalls
Stiughton
Old Colony
Soledt
Mr. Ingalls
J.T. Tucker
Berkeley Sr
Miles Comstock
Hastings Sr
Boivin
Everett, Ay
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Mechanic al
Etiente Favreau
Leutenant
Tee Ie Ge
City
Spencer
Holyoke
Louis Lanois
Brockton
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William Hamelin
Stomach Health Emphasized as Key to Life
The article argues that most sickness stems from the stomach and digestive system. It claims many diseases are traceable to stomach problems and presents a testimonial of rapid recovery after using Cooper medicine, noting improved health after a month.
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