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Instructions urge submission by Tuesday to ensure same week insertion. Early receipts avoid delays or condensation. News and ads may be left with T. F. Newton at the office.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1897
Page
8
Instructions urge submission by Tuesday to ensure same week insertion. Early receipts avoid delays or condensation. News and ads may be left with T. F. Newton at the office.
The itemized notes cover local work stoppages in a Morocco factory, church events, fundraisers, and social meetings in Concord Acton South Acton West Acton. It reports resumes at T. J. & W. Howard Tuttle hosts, Y P C U quilt voting, district Sunday school convention, and church officer elections. It lists residents’ activities from farm sales to weddings and social gatherings with brief notices of engagements and births.
The text stresses Pillsbury's Best flour as built on 25 years of reputation earned through patient labor and integrity. It claims 8000 percent sales growth and worldwide use, noting Pillsbury mills uphold high quality despite costs. It asserts American households will choose the best bread flour for generations.
Preparations are underway for the Stone Family association inaugural meeting set in Gilbert jail Tremont Temple on Thursday at 1 o clock. The event will include the annual election of officers.
An advertisement urges preventive care for coughs to avoid consumption and touts One Minute Cough Cure by B. F. Johnson & Son and associates in Maynard Whitney Concord and Wes Acton. It asserts early use wards off fatal lung illness and cites suppliers.
Waltham Mass March 11 bank officials cannot open the big vault since last Saturday afternoon when the teller locked it. Efforts to operate the mechanism have failed and the only plan seems to be to blow it open. The bank has secured funds from Boston to continue business.
The Dedham Mass based Constellation lodge A F A M celebrated its 25th anniversary yesterday. Charley Mitchell the boxer has placed 2500 in London to back a match with John L Sullivan. The First National Bank of Sioux City resumed business after suspension on Nov 19 1896. Captain Albert Kautz of the Charlestown Navy Yard goes to Washington for a promotion exam. Knowles Poole shoe makers Pittsfield assigned liabilities about 75000. Two hundred workers will be out of work. William H Burke ex New York police justice assigned. Marina the former P T Barnums residence at Bridgeport sold to Sy Dever Warher for about 125000. The 17th annual conclave of the Knight Templar Connecticut grand commandery met in New Haven with many members present. New York Assembly passed bill restricting public works employment to US citizens and setting unskilled wage at 15 cents per hour. Laval university medical students at Montreal besieged Le Nouvelles office over a critical article. police dispersed them.
Athens reports expect war as Greece plans active measures against Europe coercion. Crown Prince Constantine may lead troops frontward while Turkish reinforcements bolster frontier defenses. Crete autonomy efforts stir power diplomacy in Constantinople and Canea amid rising tensions.
All matter must reach the office of publication not later than Tuesday night to ensure insertion in the same week’s issue. Earlier receipts prevent condensation or delay of articles. News advertising matter and subscriptions may be left with A. L. Noyes at the post office.
Miss Cora Bouillard is sick. Miss Mary Wayne visits town for a few days. Geo Barker of Waltham visits, Mr and Mrs Norton and Mr and Mrs Hill are in town. A daughter arrives for Mr and Mrs James Hill. C E Johnson awaits a furnace delay due to Charlestown contractor strike. Uncalled post office letters list C L Forbush and others. Columbian whist club and game club results noted. Auctioneer Otis H. Forbush to sell H. W. Covell farm in Littleton March 22 at 1 30 p m with diverse stock and implements, no reserve.
Advertisers claim the preparation cures many grippe cases quickly and prevents complications. The note lists manufacturers B F Johnson & Son Maynard C H Whitney Concord and H A Littlefield West Acton as suppliers.
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