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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
7
Durable sale items include Men s Fancy Hose in multiple colors at 20¢ and Men's Underwear in Balbriggan with Jersey ribs and Poros Knits discounted. Ladies hose 39c value cut to 10% off, Egyptian combed thread shirts and drawers 39¢, Flexible Squeakless pumps with straps priced as marked, children and youth footwear specials listed.
The text extols on site optical equipment for complete eye care from examination to grinding and mounting lenses. It claims handsomely appointed facilities, essential optometry tools, and independence from sending work elsewhere to ensure customer satisfaction and guaranteed results.
At the final lodge gathering N. B. C. 7 er was staged by members, with town residents appearing in the sketch "Daddy" led by Miss Nellie eww and other local performers.
Signs of life in Bedford Bunker Hill Day were the grammar school track meet directed by Mr. White. Notable performances came from Monroe Proctor in pole vault and sprint events with strong starts from Durkin and Boran across class divisions. A separate notice complains of reduced Boston and Maine service with trains 131 181 and 267 cut and urges restoration.
Residents of Beacon Street and nearby areas seek improved transit as petition details are circulated by the railroad commissioners located at 20 Beacon Street. The filing mentions limited service and cites the Boston and Melrose line as context.
The item lists visitors and locals including Mr Large and Mrs Chinn in South Sudbury with references to a village living home, a stagecoach, and a reunion at Gettysburg. Mentions Weare and Waltham Laundry Co, plus Col John D E invited guest, with scattered notes on improvements, a sale, and a committee’s efforts to move a local cause.
A reader seeks an equivalent daily program. The note mentions an all day plan and requests a comparable schedule. Details are limited but point to compiling a full day activity sequence.
Mr and Mrs Elmer B Libby thank brothers and friends for their help and gifts during the time of illness and after. They express appreciation for expressions of sympathy and ra.
Suubby Parker Wanks of New York enjoys a vacation at his home here. Ernest and Alliert Porter of War attend the reception. The class of 191% exercises were held in the town hall Thursday evening with Hazel Whitney, Mari¢ Nelson, Merion Hall, Marguerite Jones and Carl Johnson among graduates. A reception followed on Friday evening with a good time reported.
Readers note a modest change in presentation with new display choices including brief five minute segments, new fashion items, and self-starting craft features. The piece highlights evolving series formats and viewer responses.
Unclear OCR fragment references a Bradtock engagement in a binary war with notes of three, four, and clothing terms. The readable bits mention feet, oe and Uaive nace and a chant context, but the exact events, dates, and participants remain unclear.
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