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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1926
Page
7
Fragmentary text shows discussion of permits for Croton teenagers. Mentions Chairman John Edwin Carlton and secretary of board. Details are unreadable but indicate processing steps for teen permits at a board meeting.
Harrison Philip Nichols presents the will of Leonard M late, testamentary executors named. Petitioners require a public citation with public notice to all heirs and next of kin, to be published weekly for five weeks starting February 9, 1726, under the First Judge and Register Torin g P Jordan.
The executor has been named administrator of Nelle Barrett of Middlesex County and has accepted the trust by bond. H Robert By of Concord, Massachusetts, appointed agent as required. Creditors and interested parties must exhibit and prove their claims to the subscriber and settle debts owed.
A Middlesex County meeting discusses a petition by Concord residents for the relocation and repair of the Sudbury Turnpike section. The order calls for Sheriff notify two posting sites and a public view and hearing fourteen days prior, with Attest to the Clerk and officials.
The Ford Plumbing and Heating Co moved from Lippard real estate space to Tom Court Street rear of the ter building. A dretee of Serve moved to Mra Ida on Berlin road. The deal was processed through Lippard and Sons real estate office.
Executors announce the sale of a parcel on the north side of Bedford Street in Massachusetts. The property, three quarters of an acre per a Wood survey, includes frontage near the Middlesex Central Railroad and lands formerly owned by Lang and Brooks, with terms: $300 cash in 10 days at Room 1090 State Street Boston. Proceeds go to mortgagee rights. sale subject to prior encumbrances.
Hudson residents gathered for the annual town meeting but attendance was light. Moderator Dr. F P Grater noted no major clashes and discussed budget items including salary adjustments, police funding, drainage projects, and a proposed tax rate tied to committee recommendations.
An old newspaper ad touts Mike Martin’s Liniment as a quick fix for rheumatism lame back neuritis and lumbago. It claims sports fans can apply the liniment at the ball park and get fast relief after exposure to rain and chill.
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