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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1904
Page
6
Warrant outlines questions on consolidating town treasurer and tax collector roles for one and three year terms. Voters decide on liquor licenses for the year and whether to enlarge the High School building to add a classroom. Also asks for funds to enforce automobile laws and related town debt terms.
Harry Sampson visited relatives in town at the start of the week. Rev. Julian C. Haynes preached at the Unitarian church Sunday night. Mrs. A. H. Wade led the Christian Endeavor meeting at the Baptist church. Misses Sadie Wright and Margaret Cullane visited homes in South Acton. The second meeting of the lodge of Bagies drew a large crowd at Pythian hall. William H. Story left the A. H. Stone team to join H. P. Whittaker. A new store in the Phaneuf block is being prepared for Mrs. M. E. Grenier’s millinery opening. Holden Bros. bankruptcy petition lists assets of 911.59 and debts of 2099.12. Creditors’ meeting set for Cambridge Courthouse March 26.
Mrs W Watkiss of Pleasant City Ohio writes of a boy saved from pneumonia after a terrible cough. Doctors failed but King’s New Discovery for Consumption cured him and left him sound and well. The testimonial promotes the product as the only sure cure.
Miss Molly Scully and Margaret Mullen are noted with travel and trips to New York City and Attleboro. Business improves at the 8S. H. Howe factory while Marlboro Electric plans extensions. A new daughter arrival is announced and legal actions include Daniel V. Donahue's three month sentence. Clerks discuss a weekly half holiday as the Marlboro store area gears for summer operations.
Two pairs of shoes were crafted at the Frye factory for a man in Texas. The footwear measure size 20 and run 16 3 4 inches long, with a seven inch sole and 4% inch heel width. The buyer is described as having unusual understanding and a strong foothold on this earth.
In New England shoe towns, 33 factories posted notices threatening nonemployment if disputes with the Shoe Workers' Protective Union aren’t settled. Secretary Supple urged arbitration while manufacturers offered to discuss, as mass meetings and wage cuts loom. Arlington Mill workers strike over 6 to 10 percent reductions and plan continued action. Colorado troops ordered to Trinidad as Las Animas county declares insurrection with 3800 summoned.
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