Pfeiffer Invites Critic to Farmers Meeting in Concord
Rep. Pfeiffer invites criticism at a Concord farmers meeting on July 15 1916 at 8 p m to discuss milk legislation. He notes his candidacy and says he will critique the Milk Consumers Association and related milk policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Pfeiffer
Concord Day
The
Geo. Albree
Concord
E. Myron Pierce
Husetts Milk Consumers
Beacon St
Boston
Loring Young
Milk and
Geno Association
Bennett
Farmers of Concord
Lower Town’ Hall
I. Pfeiffer, Jr
Middlesex
Bedford
Mass
Notice to heirs in Harrington estate Concord 1915
Probate Court in Middlesex County requires Patrick Harrington's heirs and interested parties to appear on September 14, 1915 at nine in the forenoon in Cambridge to show cause why Katharine M Harrington should be granted letters testamentary without bond. Public notice must be published once weekly for three weeks in the Concord Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Patrick Harrington
Concord
Katharine M.harrington
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
B. Rogers
No Bitterness at Marion Convention Says Anti Suffragist
An anti-suffragist delegate from Concord defends the Marion convention against claims of bitterness. She notes three hours of debate on suffrage were marked by self restraint and courtesy, praising the loyalty and broad program across departments, including peace efforts and city beautification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Concord Woman’s Club
Concord
Jay Hudson
Fuller Sisters
Laredo Taft
Suffrage Endorsement Debate at State Federation Meet
At Marion the State Federation factionalized over endorsing equal suffrage. Opponents led by Mrs Mulligan sought to table the resolution while supporters, including Mrs Esther H Andrews, urged open debate and a vote. The final tally stood 208 yeas to 99 nays with many delegates not voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation
Marion
Susan B. Anthony
Lucy Stone
Plato
Julia Ward
Howe
Mulligan
Eevatations
Pitman
William
Lowell Puttam
John Balch
George Pfeiffer
Gurney
Resolutions Committee
Esther H. Andrews
Legislative Department
The
Boston Council of Jewish Women
William Lowell’ Putnam
Manchester Club
Annual Picnic Event At Wilsons Farm Details
The annual strange picnic is set for Saturday July 17 at J. B. Wilson's farm in the evening at 6 o'clock. Miss Grace L. Hunt leads activities with Aaron Rhodes and Concora labies in soda tates of 'ona to welcome guests. A guest fruit grower spoke on fruit raising.
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Saturda
Wilson's Farm
Grace L. Hunt
Aaron Rhies
Concora
Ona To
Women Suffrage Debate Draws Strong Reactions
Mrs Putnam denounces suffrage efforts as the sharpest demonstration against women voting. Proponents claim the majority will prevail as speakers from Concord and Bedford critique tactics and unity. Miss Waith Melvin headlines Bedford Anti Suffrage events as delegates vote and discuss possible withdrawals.
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B. KL. Fhlens Cash Stor Concord Se
Utomobile
Tosis
Lowell Road
Concord, Mass
Candy Kitchen
Main
Waltham
C.F. Walcott
Cook & Riel
A.C. Baggesen Pholsterer and Cabines
Aker
P.O. Box
Oeard
Cook and
Riel
Damon St
C. F. Walcott
Charles Parker Tucker
Chase
Hudson
James T. Conners
Lota
Basket Anch
Apeature
Whitney
John E. Kelleyce
Peace
M. A, Armstrong
N. L. Berry
M. D
South Acton
Los
Benj
F. Murray M
Modern Machinery
Summer St
Maynard
Gadelos Ety
Jonneon Pharmacy
Msc
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