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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1908

Page

7

A Fable For Critics Ox and the critics

The town Ox faces constant nagging from Fleas Felines and Fistes who mock progress. Constant critiquing saps his strength until he lays down his load. The moral urges giving the Ox a chance to pull and urging him forward.

Flea Tom Cat Thomases Fiste Fistes

Plans of Democrats selection of a chairman

The Democratic national committee formed a sub-committee of eleven to meet in Chicago on July 25 to name a chairman and publish campaign contribution rules. W J Bryan and J W Kern attended at Fairview in Lincoln Nebraska. The sub committee includes Taggart Hall Mack Osborne Greene Ryan Daniels Wade Tomlinson Cole Brady. Daniels was secretary.

Lincoln Neb Chicago Democratic National Committee National Committee W. J.bryan J. W. Kern Fairview Atwood Leavenworth Kan Denver Bryan Taggart Indiana Hall Nebraska Mack New York Osborne Wyoming Greene Rhode Island Ryan Wisconsin Daniels North Carolina Wade Iowa Tomlinson Alabama Cole California Brady Oklahoma D. J. Campau Michigan Tom L. Johnson Urey Woodson Ollie James Woodson Cincinnati Taft

Balloon Hamburg Crashes During Landing

The Hamburg balloon of the Hamburg Aeronautical Society collided with a cable-house at Lubetk during a landing attempt. Baron Pohl and a passenger were severely injured in the accident.

Hamburg Hamburg Aeronautical Society Lubetk Baron Pohl

Marlboro Notes on Local Residents and Summer Plans

A list of Marlboro residents and visitors includes Charles Rock home from Central Falls, T P Hurley vacationing at Lakeside, and Wilfrid Lanoue starting work in Brockton. Attendees visit London and Boston, cottages at Fort Meadow and Lake Boon are booked, and the Marlboro baseball club meets Westboro at Prospect Park. The town prepares for the Quebec tricentennary, a Union Hook and Ladder reunion, and a Hargraves Circus show on July 29.

Charles Rock Central Falls T. P. Hurley Lakeside Funai Fort Meadow Wilfrid Lanoue Brockton Hi ‘Dow London N. H Cyrille Bouffard Broad At Pierre Courtemanche Fitchburg F. G. Bond Lake Chauncy Edward Richardson Walnut Sr Yale T. W. McGee B. J. Adams Ayer W. M. Fairbank Seattle Wash Charles Blanchette Broad St Antoine Lesteur Lincoln S George A. Stacy Stationary Engineers Gloucester Chandler Tucker Revere Louis Jandron Canada Weston Lepper Saxton’s River Louis Desaulniers Lowell Corabel Robinson Auburndale C. F. Robinson's Newton St David H. Kroll Harvard Michael Raymond Proctor Place Charles Harris Hudson Sr Dunn, Green & Co. Tannery Hudson Merrill Allen Gardner Henry Phyllis Henry Morse Cottingage B. G. Hoitt H. W. Eager Lake Boon Everett Tucker Him Sr New Hampshire Quebec Massasoit Herbert Desmarais Clifford Bourgeois Raymond Ripley Jack Rollins Dock Martin Grafton Martin Lowery Essex St S. H. Howe Mabel Brigham Pleasant Lake Alfred W. Brigham Im Sr Benjmin Brigham Mechanic St Union Hook and Ladder Co George R. Hall R. C. Clark T. B. Jackson J. Lucier Farnham V. Q Lucier Apsley Watertown O. I. Hood Rubber Co George Leavens Phebe Pasadena Cal Clara Palmer Kenduskeage W. H. Hill Maine Mr. Hill West Marlboro Lakeside Ave Fred Glaude Henry Bouley Frye and Wheeler

New England Food Fair to Be Largest Yet in Boston

The New England Food Fair returns to Boston in a bigger venue with 215 968 square feet of usable exposition space and a vast basement area. Organized by the Massachusetts Retail Grocers and Iron Dealers Association, the event claims historic roots dating to 1891 with the Charitable Mechanics Association owning the building used for the fair.

Bostock Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics i Ae Paul Revere Newl Ica Setts Retail Grocers and Dealers Association Massachusets Berkshires Cape ‘Cod Assation Messra H. Green D. J. Rowe Brooklyn Chicago Wash St. Louis Philadelphia Baltimore Detroit Louisville Emerica

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