Open Store Ad With Quotation Marks Messy Text
A damaged OCR snippet shows a store notice with stray punctuation and garbled words. It appears to advertise opening hours or hours-related phrasing but lacks clear dates or identifiers.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1911
Page
5
A damaged OCR snippet shows a store notice with stray punctuation and garbled words. It appears to advertise opening hours or hours-related phrasing but lacks clear dates or identifiers.
A local retailer announces an anniversary sale event guiding shoppers to discounted items and special offers. The notice highlights dates and store hours while inviting customers to visit the flagship location for exclusive promotions.
Emma Ballou of Auburn visits brother Fred Ballou. Concord district of the Mass Sunday School Teachers association plans a two session meeting with about 100 delegates. Speakers include Hamilton S. Conant Boston Mrs L B Ware Worcester S N Rae Connecticut and Rev Geo A Tewksbury Concord Supper served by the Ladies Benevolent Society. A new grill is planned for Maynard with foundation laid and mill later. James J Ledgard toured the Christian Science Monitor printing plant during a Boston dinner for suburban newsdealers. The Question club meets at Miss Ella Baxter home. Miss Gertrude McCaron shows rapid recovery after a two week illness. J Coughlan explained fire wardens’ authority when the fire warden is ill, fire engineers may act as deputies.
The local fire department battled two serious blazes this week with volunteer aid. A Saturday woods fire behind the baseball field threatened buildings, while a Monday blaze near Thompson property and pest houses required hose lines to save barns and structures. Fire-Warden Arthur was reported ill.
The annual meeting of the Woman's club selected new officers for the coming year. The group approved donations to Concord Orchard House, school gardens, and prize money for student essays on civic subjects. Officers include Pres. Mrs. Lilly C Case and Vice Pres. Mrs. Essa Hall Cave among others.
At a Business Men's association gathering in a Masonic hall William Sate and George B Cutter of Boston performed as J. W. Kelly the rolling mill man. Mr Cutter delivered a pi anologue that was a hit and the group plans more such entertainment to boost attendance and membership.
Mrs Elizabeth McGown longtime town resident died suddenly in Newark New Jersey in her 83rd year on Thursday evening She had been visiting friends in Newark and was en route to Boston with her daughter Mrs Salisbury when death occurred The funeral followed early the next week with interment at Glenwood cemetery She is survived by Mrs W H Maynard and Mrs F H Salisbury both of Boston
The notice instructs that the coupon must be presented at purchase with the buyer’s full name and address. It emphasizes showing the coupon at the time of sale to verify eligibility.
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