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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1893
Page
4
The piece surveys political shifts in Topeka between Republicans and populists, notes school troubles in towns like Attleboro, and touches on culture and press trends. It honors Cook & Sons’ Milford Journal for twenty-one years of service and cites J. B. Harrison's forestry warnings about forest destruction and state losses.
Flowers from New Zealand are shown frozen in ice at the Royal Aquarium Westminster in a trial by Mr. Earland. The block of ice encases a perfect chrysanthemum bloom, praised by experts as equal to English varieties. A silver gilt medal honors the success and supports NZ growers.
Maynard reports Charlies H Packard in town on school business Alex McIntyre buys meat directly from Swift Chicago A carload arrived last week A D Russell considered overseer of the poor to fill Parmenter’s vacancy The ENTERPRISE appears early due to government holiday Miss Mary Morgan in mill spooling room injures left arm Winnie Packard earns top school marks Thomas Cullen nine killed by train in Bridgeport Conn body brought home Richard Cullen previously lived in Maynard
Prices rise on butter flour and raisins as merchants Hedden Higgins Leighton and Russell push bargains. Butter at 32c per pound and four pounds Muscatel raisins for 25c attract shoppers while stock holds at old price $5.30 for patent flour. Taxidermist Leighton offers room moulding and framed pictures with birds and animals preserved to order. The note lists paper goods overalls and jumpers at Russell's with no explicit sale end date.
Measles case in the village concerns Mrs. George W. Clark while a baby girl joins Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Knowlton. Rev. Bryant McLellan away. Rev. Briggs of Cambridge supplies. Suburbs report a death in Lynn and Ipswich interment, and Armstrong leaves the high school for Mr. Crooks from Yale. Marlboro Electric Street Railway sale and extension plans stir local finance and growth.
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