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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1913
Page
6
The notice lists postage rates in advance with year 1908 as a reference point. It mentions Sudbury and Acton areas, a monthly rate of 26 cents, and notes on treasurer duties and a president role in the context of postal matters.
Ambiguous OCR text describes children enjoying activities at a local playground supervised by G. Frances Ton and Mr. Stratton. It mentions about 25 boys and mothers bringing more kids, with play tents and balls noted as features. Attendance varied daily and neighborhood parents supported the supervision.
Murice McWalter advertises an Oliver 1 in excellent condition for sale. The note appears in a late 19th or early 20th century classifieds page showing terse household listings.
Early Wednesday a fire caused damage at a Goih house on Hubbard Street. The alarm rang at 9 26 am and the Fire Department was dispatched, with Ruth Bisweek and Hilda among those in the home. The incident disrupted residents and led to evacuations as responders worked to control the blaze.
The local Tangled matchup featured Hopking and Foley in a hard fought game where Concord’s nine edged the visitors despite miscues. Key plays included a late double by Meynaerd and strong defense from Catter as the teams prepare a rematch.
The text notes socialists intend to carry a radical flag in their Saturday parade despite criticism of selectmen. It suggests the flag will be carried wherever the Socialists parade and that selectmen face opposition over the issue.
Readable text is fragmentary with numeric garbles and unclear names. There is no coherent event, person, or organization to anchor a factual summary. The piece appears to be damaged OCR with scattered numbers and stray phrases.
Concord endured a heat wave on Friday night with no rain in town until late afternoon. A brisk shower briefly touched nearby Ogb and Walden areas, bringing noticeable rain to poorer farmland while the surrounding countryside felt only light activity.
Diary notes suggest a proposed conflict between the World Beaters and the Junction players this Saturday. Garvey and Magna manager consider a date change to August 2, with Marlboro and red ink hints appearing in the diary.
The report notes a large crowd at a circus in Concord enjoying a lively program. Trainers showcase stunts with animals performing remarkable acts, delivering clear entertainment despite some lapses in polish. The crowd seemed pleased, with plenty of moments to watch and applaud.
William wins the first leg of the cup tro racing series at Concord arena. The event featured competition from local riders and drew a midseason crowd.
Fragmentary OCR describes a fire event in Concord with references to the 6th Massachusetts and a fire insurance company. The text mentions a possible location, a fire, and removal of a structure, but many words are garbled and unclear. No definitive names, dates, or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
A report lists new instructors for the coming term including Mayo from allied paths and Orchard among others. The Concord Fay position brings a veteran in agriculture and English to lead classes at Castine Me with duties in poultry and orchard work and overall student satisfaction noted.
The item notes a spike in chimney fires since the start of the year as residents ignore conditions for safe heating. It urges attention to chimney upkeep to prevent damage and protect the department from losses.
The article notes a record breaker in pupil numbers at the school with 413 pupils. It mentions house owners facing pits or pits to their property and cites a $55 to 970 annual raise per out of town. Superintendent Hall expects satisfactory arrangements by September.
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