13 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1907
Page
1
The Tolman studio over Towle and Kent’s store in Concord advertises portraits that look human and are good photographs. Prices start at five dollars a dozen with cash terms.
A farmer purchases 500 animals spending 500 dollars. Cows cost 10 dollars, calves 3 dollars, and sheep 0.5 dollars each. Determine the combination that satisfies all counts and total cost.
A historical notice praises a bread with a long standing reputation for care in its making. It emphasizes careful use of selected flour and skill guided by experience in baking as key factors behind its acceptance by all good housekeepers.
G N Gove Nash Street case looms as perjury charges may arise from liquor incidents. At a Sunday night temperance meeting John H Watson and Guy Ham criticized officials while Ham hinted at prosecutions. Various locals including Aquinas Merrigan and Thomas Collins appear in the social notes and event listings.
Local residents report illnesses including Mrs. P W Jones with tonsillitis and William Jones with a severe cold. George B Clemant returns to work with G W Hunt. Miss Elsa Bailey visits grandfather W B Bailey while he is ill. The Boston and Maine rail line painted Wayside Inn area and East Sudbury station burned due to an overheated stove. The Mass Central spared expense and the B and M may rebuild the East Sudbury station with a regular stop upon new construction.
Hawthorne chapter O. E. S. held an initiation Wednesday night. South Acton Dramatic club stage rural comedy Oak Farm in Association hall to a large audience with Ralph Hastings praised for his lively performance. A turkey supper followed the play and town officials are lauded for arranging the event.
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