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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1920
Page
5
A homemaker praises a Victory Crawford stove with 64 square feet of oven space and nine top burners. She explains using coal and gas ovens simultaneously for canning and baking, noting the stove’s compact 43 inch footprint and flexibility in cooking tasks. It becomes a treasured kitchen asset.
Manager C Murray opened the basketball season at Pastime Hall Lat iyaoe with a 52 to 0 loss to Maynard. Waldron Kendall Punch led the lineup with subs Maley and Murray. Punch replaced by Bowers later. Lemons about the rough play surfaced as Kendall and Haskins delivered hard shots. Also noted were football schedules arranged by Manager Charles Lever with Concord Hudson Westboro and Lexington. a benefit game planned to help offset football expenses. Local telegraph office closed as retrenchment reduces staff. Masonic lodge entertained visitors from several states. Lotus Quartet and banquet noted.
Ex Marine Johnny Taylor has returned from Paris Island and France and sets up a fur dyeing business in a Tow Ward location. He offers full fur services from dyeing and cleaning to crafting garments, with a wide stock of pelts and furs for orders. Taylor seeks funds to turn his stock into cash and promises quality work rivaling New York firms.
A Halloween party held at Cooper High School Tuesday night entertained Sophomores and Seniors with yellow decorations goblins and music. Faculty and students assisted with refreshments and arrangements as the hall buzzed with festive activities and entertainment.
Harold Parke is away again after an incident. Dillon Willis of Boston visited Sunday. A nine pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Miser Wark at Concord hospital. Mrs Emery V Whiteoub hosted a gathering. Mrs Glenna Gould returned from East Rindge New Hampshire with her appendectomy summer stay. Mr W Belt was injured at work and taken to a Cambridge hospital for surgery. Mr Vivian Reed Peterson of Nash...
Local society items record Mrs Reed visiting her parents while husband Walter Peterson hunted in Maine. Mrs Chaffin returns from Walpole after a brother’s funeral possibly murder related. November 6 is Concord hospital day with donations at Miss Sanderson’s home. Town industries note Conant Machine Co and Jones Co foundry near full employment with winter demand.
The article promotes Arge Phosphate as a pure vegetable stomach remedy to restore digestion and nutrition. It claims the digestive organs will function properly when nutrition is maintained and cites daily testimonials from locals. P H DeLee distributes the product.
Concord Junction W R Conant of the Conant Machine Co traveled to Lansing Michigan to study the merits of a new engine type for their operating machines.
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