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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1910
Page
7
fragmented line suggests a sales notice for a product named Daan s with sole U S agents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. text mentions backache and sufferers, but details are unclear.
Deposits earn interest on the third Wednesday of January. Dividends payable on the third of January and Saturday from 9 to 12 30. William D. Burdett serves as president and Charles F. Holyoke as treasurer.
Train times updated for multiple routes including Boston to Marlboro Southboro Framingham and Clinton. Services show departures from Boston 7 00 am 10 06 am 1 05 pm 2 20 pm 6 06 pm 11 30 pm with Sunday runs and varied afternoon/evening slots. Framingham Lowell Northboro and Concord Junction listed with corresponding trains and frequencies.
A brief note in Worcester’s March issue hints at nocturnal aeroplane battles appearing in the silent pages. The fragment suggests a fictional or speculative feature within the periodical, possibly part of a recurring nocturnal aviation theme.
A Boston Chamber of Commerce advocate argues New England soils markets and climate offer vast farming potential. He cites high yields in corn and potatoes from Maine to Newburyport, urges intensified cultivation and storage centers to stabilize markets and reduce speculation.
Company F of the Sixth Regiment edged Company M of the Fifth by a score of 261 to 258 in a close match at the Lia st. armory. Marlboro previously defeated the latter at their range last week.
Last week highlighted a notable recognition of ed hismite toward spoken words during the evening. Rev. Mr. Hayward’s son Laurence, a pastor in Newbury- M., attended with strong intellectual powers and a charming speaking manner. He is a scholarly man whose attainments enhance his pastoral success.
The funeral was held in Arlington for Miss Nellie Byrne of 35 Water Street. Many relatives from Boston and Woburn attended the ceremony.
The Philathea class was served or entertained by Miss Reddy. The next event will be held at Alberta Longley s.
Water Supt. George A. Stacy presents Marlboro annual report noting successful operations, lake level challenges, and multiple system improvements. He discusses engine repairs, potential engine modernization, new jacket pump, reservoir maintenance, standpipe painting, and leaks in mains and service lines with 32 new services and 46 relaid. He emphasizes water supply reliability for a generation and ongoing station upkeep.
Street Railway time table in effect December 5 1909 shows Saturday half hour service from 2 PM to 8 PM and connections at Concord Depot with Express to Boston at 11:99 PM. Through cars to Arlington and Worcester lines connect at Jadeon with Boston and Worcester and Worcester Consolidated railways.
The plan would relocate railroad tracks and city land to Maple Street and upgrade the Maple Street fire service near the Douglas factory. It notes the death of F. Hail as a loss to the department and values his duty and devotion. Reports show Station 2 pumping 18 286 tons of coal and 414 900 gallons fed with rainfall totaling 8.02 inches for the year.
Readable text urges testing enterprise want columns for fastest, surest results. The item emphasizes method testing and practical evaluation to ensure reliability.
Fragmentary notes indicate a city council postponing a key decision during a chaotic meeting. References to Dr. C and unclear discussions hint at procedural delays and ongoing disputes.
Incomplete OCR fragment notes church items and local society reminders with unclear details. Names and places are unreadable, making precise summary impossible.
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