Prices of Goods and Credit Purchases Decline
A brief note states values average ten percent lower than goods bought on credit. It mentions styles and quality reflecting the latest trends.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
5
A brief note states values average ten percent lower than goods bought on credit. It mentions styles and quality reflecting the latest trends.
Rabbi Charles Fleischer program featured students receiving flowering plants. Aubin guest Grace Buseil of Laconia and Annie Alden of Brockton visit Mrs. George Hopkine on Hubbard Street. Engagement announced Walter Bush to Miss French of New York. Edna Calef returns from Brown University. Married and single men planned baseball on Thursday. Maurice McWalter showcases a display window. Rev. Bulkley spoke at a Boston common meeting. Col and Mrs R F and Jeannie Barrett sail for Europe July 6. Samuel Hoar family also to Europe. Edith and Lizzie Bean plan European visit.
The notice lists Eastman Kodaks and confectionery, Towle Kent’s rubber hoses and sprinklers, Paris green and hellebore, and oak and onion leather products. It notes a New York barber in Concord Massachusetts. It reports Honolulu plague deaths and other disparate items including a drowning in Woonsocket and military orders affecting Manila area ports.
Weymouth investigation into water department head George J. Reis expands beyond initial $1800 theft. Authorities now suspect totals could exceed $10,000 as bills and payables were diverted, with clerks and a separate water board avoiding standard approval. Citizens audit looming, Stetson seeks support, and forgery charge potentially linked.
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