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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1920
Page
2
The piece argues street railways are a public convenience yet face rising costs and diluted profitability as electrics spread. It notes subsidies, fares, and municipal choices will determine future viability, with towns like Hudson Maynard and Acton yet to show strong support or opposition.
A farmer group promotes unity and practical cooperation to improve cultivation methods, product quality, and marketing. They argue union benefits consumers with lower prices and producers gain fair returns, while stressing soil stewardship and community resilience amid uncertain harvests. The piece notes a porch-like plan yielding tangible results.
A damaged line hints at attempts to help or render aid that failed despite efforts. The fragment mentions seeking support across all avenues but yielding no result. The context remains unclear with limited readable names or places.
The Acton Centre club meeting featured refreshments served by Mire Lula Checte.
A reader writes a heartfelt thank you to those who contributed happiness and cheer, acknowledging support from friends and the community during a birthday period. The message expresses appreciation for thoughtful gestures and ongoing kindness.
Fragmentary OCR notes report 347 voters in Precinct 3 with irregular ballot handling and a mention of a tally and observers. The text credits unspecified individuals and mentions a public election process but lacks complete details.
Ada Munroe from Wal itale spent the weekend with Bath Reilly. Bath Reilly was a weekend guest of her cousin, Helen Kenney of Martia. A stern attack of the grippe was noted in March.
A damaged passage recalls a member of the Episcopal church and active in ear work and the West Concord Woman's Club. It extols the privilege of being known as one with virtue and service, with many unclear phrases marring intent.
Fragmentary OCR text shows an icy bird reference with unclear names and garbled phrases. No coherent event or details emerge to identify people, places, or actions.
Kosciusko post of the American Legion formed by Kosciusko squadron veterans who flew with Polish forces in World War I. Capt. Mervin C. Cooper and other charter members listed. Maj Fauntleroy commanded the squadron. legends of daring actions near Warsaw and against Bolsheviks.
The head of the American Legion visited Centralia Washington to pay tribute at Mountain View cemetery to four men slain by I W W members on Armistice Day. National commander Franklin D Oller led about two hundred Legion members in laying a wreath and pledging to defend law and order against violence.
Prima donna Nina Morgana of the Chicago and Metropolitan Opera companies urged patriotic action and led cheers for the American Legion in Tacoma. Forty thousand fans heard her sing at Edward B. Rhodes post events, helping raise five thousand dollars for the post treasury.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex 83 probate court cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of Elizabeth W Bean late of Concord. Edith C Bean asks for letters testamentary without bond. Court in Cambridge sets hearing for November 22 1920 at 9am. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise.
Theatrical workers held a frolic to aid former service men of Anderson County Ohio. The event, organized by a local post of veterans, showcased camaraderie within the profession and support for veterans.
The American Legion and local labor unions in Anaconda Montana work together for mutual benefit. Members of both groups share active participation in entertainments and fund drives with union contributions boosting the Legion fund to a sizable balance. Similar collaborations occur in New York Texas Pennsylvania and other states.
Probate Court in Middlesex calls heirs and creditors to show cause why Fannie B Harwood of Maynard should not receive letters of administration on the estate of Harvey A Harwood. Hearing set November 15, 1920 at 9 in the morning in Cambridge. public notice via Maynard Enterprise as required. Witness George F. Lawton.
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