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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1923

Page

4

John Bullay eyes lucrative China loan venture

An eccentric, opinionated fragment discusses British financier John Bullay seeking profit in loans to the Kwantung revolutionary government in China. The piece hints at security expectations, a future third loan, and political gains, with sidelong remarks about colonial influence and speculative schemes.

John Bullay Kwantung Can China John Bull Kowloon Kong

Sudbury Grange elects officers in Waltham gathering

The Sudbury Grange held its officers installation in the Waltham suite with a pleasing program and remarks by the retiring master Mrs Fred Clark. An supper was served and the event concluded with dancing.

Grange Waltham Fred Clark

Curiosity and caution mix in a quirky old column

A mosaic of aphorisms and slang anecdotes touches on germs, nerves, green remedies, gossip, autos, public life, and distant travels. Snippets of humor contrast impatience with optimism as a narrator muses on people, virtue, and everyday curiosities.

Young women in strange automobiles inspire local chatter

A brief note observes that some young women seem foolish while others take to unfamiliar cars, reflecting a curious social moment and sparking local talk about behavior and trends.

Unclear scraps about soap shipments and personal remarks

Several million boxes of soap were shipped from the United States to Russia last month. The notes include strange lines about a “stenog rapher” and a reflection on a man’s wife.

Russia United States

Stork Arrival Prompts Attendant Royal Birth Ceremony

Home Secretary Bridgeman will attend the birth of Princess Mary's child in London as required by constitutional custom. His presence signals the state’s role in the line of succession and royal birth observances.

Bridgeman Princess Mary London

Maynard Finance Committee Recommends Town Appropriations

The Maynard finance committee after five meetings with town departments recommends total appropriations of 161000 plus. Highlights include cemetery 1600 poor 14000 police 8000 fire 7100 schools 85000 highways 16000 sidewalks 2000 snow plows 200 and various bond and staff costs. The report notes 21 new street lights and a reduced tree warden request following prior storm expenditures with specific street upgrade amounts listed.

Neral Board of Health Summer Street Linden Hillis Estate Concord Street Acton Brooks Street Sudbury Street Railroad Parks Street Dartmouth Chandler Walnut St

Mrs John Bingle Dies After Lingering Illness

Polish resident 33 year old Mrs John Bingle of River Street died Monday night after a long illness. Survived by husband and three children. Funeral services held this morning at St Bridget's Church with mass of requiem by Rev Fr Jablonski of St Casimir's parish.

John Bingle River Street St. Bridget’s Church Jablonski St. Casimir’s Parish

Country Club Holds Second Annual Meeting at Masonic Hall

The second annual Country Club meeting was held Monday evening at Masonic Banquet Hall. Officers reported and were approved. Golf pro Frank Marlin of Illusion spoke on golf and clubs and demonstrated strokes. Elected officers include Guttersidge president Brayden vice president Henderson treasurer Nelson secretary and a 12 member board: Coughlin Wilson Flaherty Reed Trees Courtney Priest Ledgard. An oyster supper followed under Oliver Trees supervision.

Masonic Frank Marlin Llusion George H. Gutteridge William J. Brayden Frank E. Sanderson Bo Nelson B. J. Coughlin Howard A. Wilson E . Flaherty Brooks Reed Oliver Trees Charles Courtney Wallace Priest James J. Ledgard Board of Governors

Lessons from Our Lands Sermon at Union Church

Union Congregational Church advertises next Sunday's 10 45 morning sermon Lessons from Our Lands with Young People's Day in the evening service in their charge. The guest of honor has served in West Africa for six years and will bring curios and speak about the child like race whose language he now speaks. Everyone is welcome.

West Africa

Weather snippet reports severe cold and changeable period

The Concord weather notes show Monday January 29 at 5 below zero and Tuesday January 30 at 2 below. The Almanac predicts a mild but changeable period from January 26 to 30 and asks if readers will rely on old authority.

Fermers

Marlboro Social Notes And Local Updates

Mrs Mary Palardy improves after a shock. Lieut J Carpenter presided at a trap shoot in At tleboro. Koehler Mfg Co shipped miners loops to Colorado. A son born to Mr and Mrs Aicard Brodeur in Marlboro. Mr and Mrs Ico Bracomier return from New York City trip. Wilbur Tebo out sick with grippe on Church Street. Bourdeau family returns to Cambridge after visiting relatives. John Trade returns home from Marlboro Hospital. Miss Martha Jackson visits Philadelphia then leaves Marlboro.

Mrs. Ico Bracomier New York City Studson Falls, N. N Peter Bourdeau Cambridge John Trade Marlboro Hospital Mechanic Street

Ex-Councilman and Mrs Alfred Barton Attend Ceremonies

Mrs Alfred Barton attends ceremonies in Lachine Quebec with former councilman accompanying. The event highlights civic ties and local recognition of a public service career.

Alfred Barton Alfred Bar

Funeral attendees travel to Machine for vows of Florida Barton

Relatives of the deceased sister Mrs Brooks in Bart on VI and Mrs Henry Guilbert attend the sister's funeral in this city and then proceed to Machine PQ for the vows ceremony of their daughter Miss Florida Barton. The first Scoutmasters training course meets tonight at 7 30 in the high school.

Ton Brooks Barton Henry Guilbert Machine P Q Florida Barton

Scout Meeting Tonight At Washington School

Troop 4 of the Boy Scouts will meet tonight at 7 15 with Scoutmaster Dr J A Kelleher at Washington School.

Boy Scouts J. A. Kelleher Washington School

Boston University Students Stay In Town During Break

Franklin Woodward George Lemay and Frank Dewey Jr. are spending the mid winter vacation in town as Bos ton University students.

Franklin Woodward George Lemay Frank Dewey Jr Boston University

Maynard Lodge Annual Concert And Ball At Colonis Hall

Maynard lodge held its annual concert and ball at Colonis hall on Tuesday evening. About 150 couples attended the well dressed event, with Herbert Lowe's Baton orchestra from 8 to 9 and a grand march led by Ralph Jones rouble grand with Violet Bains as partner.

Maynard Lodge Colonis Hall Home Sweet Home Herbert Lowe Baton Ralph Jones Rouble Grand Mix Violet Bains Hudson William Johnson

Bridge Passes Inspection On Waliut Street

State engineers after viewing the suspension bridge on Waliut Street Tuesday morning pronounced it safe and ready for traffic.

Waliut Street

Bridge with sway reassures pedestrians crossing river

The swinging suspension bridge across the river shows noticeable sag at center but Supt. of Streets Driscoll assures its safety. Many Mill workers prefer using the machine shop gate to cross rather than the bridge.

Driscoll

BL and Mo Railroad Station Ticket Office Reopens Sundays

After two years the ticket office at the BL and Mo railroad station is open for business on Sundays.

BL & Mo

The Telephone Invitation Versus Written Notices

The piece contrasts telephone invitations with written ones noting misunderstandings and indecision from a phone call. It argues written invitations provide commitment and accountability, especially in business orders where a written record serves as a guarantee and witness.

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