Concord Clothing Company Through Generations A Local Mainstay
The Concord Clothing Company evolved from a small store founded by Mr Padbury to a modern shop under Daniel Peterson era leadership. It carries Leopold Morse and Cohen Lang lines, Crossett and Packard shoes, Hathaway shirts, Van Heusen collars, and rubber footwear, emphasizing customer service and constant growth. The piece also touches on global economic notes about Europe and the ruble, and a remark on the ruble’s value.
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Concord Clothing Company
Padbury
Halliday
Andrew
Thomas Peterson
Leopold Morse
Cohen Lang
Cortley Jr
Crossett and Packard
Hathaway
Congress
Varsity
Carter
Boston
Arrow
van Heusen
Peterson
Wilson Lumber Company Origin and Growth During 82 Years
The Wilson Lumber Company at Concord opposite Fitchburg Depot on the Boston and Maine line grew from Wood & Prescott through multiple owners to J. B. Wood & Son, then to H L Wilson and Alfred T Wilson who made it Wilson Lumber Co. Now employing about twelve, with two horses and three trucks, it delivers a full building line with up to date construction stock and aims for prompt service and reasonable prices.
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Fitchburg
Boston & Maine
Concord
Wilson Lumber Company
Wood
B. Hudson
J. B. Wood
J. B. Wood & Son
Alfred T. Wilson
Boston
The
T. Alfred Wilson
Austin D MacRae Progressive Plumber of Concord
Austin D MacRae, proprietor of a Plumbing and Heating Establishment at 24 Main Street, Concord, rose from apprentice in Newton to run a thriving business. He opened in Concord in 1913, moved to 24 Main Street in 1921, and expanded into electrical appliances, becoming a leading lamp and appliance dealer in the area.
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Concord
Austin D. MacRae
Main Street
Newton
Bank
MacRae
Boston
Magee Electric
Thor
Hoover
Mazda
Chelmsford Ginger Ale Builds Lead in New England
The Chelmsford Spring Company expands its plant and merges with Standard Bottling and Extract to reach 5500 cases daily in production. A aggressive Boston campaign and extensive delivery network bolster sales with 110000 yearly units in Greater Lowell.
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New England
Chemsford Company
Boston
Chelmsford
Chelmsford Q Company
Bostcay
Greater
Lowell
United States
Chelmisford
Grain Dealers Turn Half Century In Concord Enterprise
The B. W. Brown Grain Company traces its roots to 1875 when Benjamin W. Brown started in Concord. Under successors and Dukeshire management since 1920 the firm grew to become a leading New England grain distributor, expanding into fertilizer as demand rose and vowing to preserve the original service ideals while pursuing further growth.
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Benjamin ‘W. Brown
Concord
B. W. Brown Grain Company
Benjamin BP
Allen
A. B. Burbeck
Robert P. Dukeshire
New England
P. W. Brown Co
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Europe
Austin McRae
New Idea Store
Maynard
House of Kuppenheimer
B. W. Brown Grain Co
Concord, Mass
Chelmsford Spring Company
Dukeshire
Tooks
Blaine Manufacturing Company
Concord Junction
Gleasondale Mass
Nathaniel Stevens
Blanche A. Gleason
Chas. E. Roberts
Clifford J. Fuller
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