United Cooperative Society a Model Maynard Store
The United Cooperative Society in Maynard operates a large brick building selling groceries, milk, and more while running a restaurant feeding about 150 daily. Manager Walter Niemela, a Finland native, explains the cooperative's structure, member shares, short payment terms, and 4 percent rebates to families, with profits returned to patrons.
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Nash Car Qualities Highlight Concord Motor Co
Concord Motor Co owner Torrey explains Nash car advantages from simple construction to high mileage per gallon. He notes automatic lock via removable gear shift, forced feed lubrication, direct camshaft driven water pump, large radiator capacity, and fuel gauge standard.
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Nash
Concord History Notes and Militia Heritage Featured
A continued historical piece outlines Concord's 1922 library holdings of 50 364 volumes and suggests the Emancipation Proclamation may have been signed on Samuel Hoar’s office table later donated via Judge FE Hear. It also describes Bates House providing free permanent housing for deserving women and recalls Concord military units from the 18th and 19th centuries including Co H 18st Infantry and a Civil War monument at Monument Square bearing inscriptions.
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Samuel Hoar
FE. K. Hear
White House
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Grant
Bates
Main Street
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Concord Motor Co Seeks Quality In New Cadillac Appeal
The ad emphasizes Cadillac leadership in eight cylinder cars with a long track record nine years of progress and the promise of known quality. It notes 126000 satisfied owners and features a dedication inscription in Concord honoring fallen soldiers from Cogetrd's Company.
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Concord Motor Co
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Hat Shop Contention Highlighted in Prominent Trial
The article notes a longstanding belief that attire defines status and cites a dispute involving Mias on the Honton's Hat Shop, with discussions of the shop’s place and material use.
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Mias
Honton
Hat Shop Highlights Fashion and Local Business
The piece profiles Miss Fullenton and her seven year Maynard hat business. It notes varied hats from satin to simple five dollar options and recalls her move from Brockton to the Haynes Block then Fowler Building. It invites customers to describe their idea and let her create it.
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Miss Fullenton
Maynard
Brockton
Haynes Block
Fowler Building
Misa Fullenton
Notable Quote: People Who Dislike Children
A commentator laments the presence of adults who reject or fear children, arguing such attitudes obscure empathy and social cohesion. The remark highlights tension between parental expectations and nonparental perspectives in modern society.
Frantic Power Protest Ends With Few Movements
A fragmentary report describes a scene where witnesses recount a person refusing to move during an electric car demonstration, noting limited progress after five minutes. The dialogue emphasizes stubborn noncompliance and a tense, static moment.
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Maynrnd
Concord Motor Company
O Ve Automobile Company
Torrey
Shae & Vialle Motor Co
Innis D. Campbell
Historical Concord
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Monucent
P, Heamer
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Hart
George RB
Cogetrd
Ulbransen
Piano
Johnson’s Music Store
Main St
New Chambers
Dechad Paegerrheay
Marlborough - Hudson Gas
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