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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1908
Page
5
An old fable depicts an Ox praised for strength who is hindered by Fleas Felines and Fistes representing critical citizens. They impede progress with nagging, doubt, and petty obstruction until the Ox can no longer move forward. The moral urges giving the Ox a chance to pull and encouraging collective effort.
The national committee created an eleven member sub committee to meet in Chicago on July 25 to name a chairman and issue a public campaign contributions plan. W J Bryan pressed for a non candidate sub committee, Atwood favored as campaign head despite potential corporate ties, and notification aimed for Lincoln on Aug 12. Independence party in New York reports four presidential candidates active as Taft acceptance work continues.
Marlboro residents travel, visit, and work away with many staying close to home. Local events include Marlboro baseball vs Westboro at Prospect Park, a tricentennary Quebec celebration, and a Union Hook and Ladder reunion at Lake Boon. Notables attend school, operate businesses, or relocate to Seattle, Brockton, and Canada.
An early automotive advertisement touts the Kelley-Springfield Tire as a major contributor to driving comfort, claiming the tire stands between drivers and jolts and has enhanced overall pleasure of the ride.
The second annual New England food fair and housewares exposition in Boston will be the largest exhibition in America. The 216 958 square feet of usable space, plus a basement filled with class displays, set a record for New England venues. The Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association owns the building and backs the show with a century of expositions behind it.
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