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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1936
Page
8
The Snake river canyon on the Idaho Oregon boundary is described as the deepest in North America exceeding Arizona's Grand Canyon by several thousand feet and reaching more than a mile and a half in depth.
Action packed game between local stars and visiting semi pro clowns ends 3 to 2 after late scoring. Denis on mound for visitors shines with 10 strikeouts, Maher and Gladu spark locals with key hits including two doubles and a late run scoring sequence. Jo Jo and Do Do provided comic relief between innings as fans applauded athletic plays.
Sudbury and Middlesex officials honored Chief Seneca W. Hall at a July 22 dinner at the town hall grounds. A modern sedan presented for 40 years of service. guest list included Governor Curley and Henry Cabot Lodge. speakers praised Hall's record, with the event organized by Sudbury Selectmen.
The family of Thomas Meary thanks all who were kind during their recent bereavement. They appreciate flowers cards and messages.
Mrs John G Leighton and family express sincere thanks for kindness expressions of sympathy at their bereavement.
In South Sudbury Mrs. George Tulis writes The Enterprise denying that any of the Tulis children took her husband’s bonus check from the lock-box at the Post Office. The check was found near the drug store and returned to Mr. Tulis. She says postal authorities are investigating the case.
A brief item notes an event occurring last Friday at Pickard Farm in West Concord. Details are limited in the readable text, with no further names, dates, or outcomes confirmed.
Fragment cites Robert Hickey of Roseville and a claim about a doctor prescribing Kruschen Salts with dubious assurances. Many garbled phrases follow, making exact meaning uncertain.
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