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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1903
Page
4
Public notice of subscription prices and advertising rates for six months at 50 cents per issue, annual at 81 dollars, three months at 25 cents, single week at 75 cents, and a charge for each additional ad. Special rate offered for yearly business notices in the local column at 10 cents per line per insertion.
A four club bowling league is to be formed in town with two matches in Hudson and two in Maynard plus a fifth decider. The Maynard Reds plan a basketball game at Music Hall during the St Bridget night. Assabet council plans class initiation at Hudson Thursday night with travel by 6 40 car. Parlor stores at Fred E Poor's Concord Junction advertise sale to clear stock before month end.
Miss Lillian Carter offers piano and organ instruction at Brooks Street Maynard. TO LET An eight room tenement with modern conveniences electrics by door two minutes from steam railroad schools churches and stores. Every room heated by Trask furnace. Call or address 361 Main Street Concord Junction Mass.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex cites heirs and creditors in the estate of Selma Lucma late of Maynard detailing a petition to grant letters of administration to John Carlson or other suitable person. Court in Cambridge set for December 8 1903 at 9 am with public notice via The Maynard Enterprise.
A general investigation reveals the Boston postoffice loses over 109000 dollars yearly as stamp sales are diverted to towns in the vicinity. The postoffice department orders a probe of fifty poste offices in the state, including Concord Junction Stoneham Lexington and Waverly. In other items, battleship delays loom due to a strike of two hundred riveters and a coal shortage reducing weekly wages.
A new business announces operations for express delivery and general jobbing work. The proprietor promises prompt execution and reliable service for local clients.
Charlies F. Nevens, administrator of Frances A. Nevens late of Concord, presents for the first and final account. A probate court in Cambridge on December 8, 1903 at 9 a.m. will hear cause to allow or disallow the account. Citations must be served, published weekly, and mailed to known interested parties seven days before court. Charlies J. McIntire, examiner. Prescott Keyes, attorney.
Nellie E Slate Julia M Whouleby and Mary F Lane heirs seek decree to discharge an apparently paid mortgage on Acton land tied to James Lane. The petition requests notice and publication to all interested parties, with a Feb first appearance in Cambridge Superior Court.
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