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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1919
Page
7
A fragmentary report describes a person tripping over a rug in her home on Central Street and sustaining a bad bruise. Major Kenneth T. Brood had returned from service in France.
Fragmentary OCR reads about Concord Junction as a town and Red Cross member activity. The text mentions a first town reference and wartime or civic context with scattered phrases about wrest gems and a Gonre event. specifics are unclear but suggest local fundraising or service work.
A meeting and banquet for the Rite Odd Fellows Association took place in a local hall. Seventy four new members were inducted, all with long service records of 26 years or more. Attendees included members aged 82 and older. The event highlighted the association’s enduring tradition and fellowship.
Fragmentary notes reference Us RawAiT pies Bedford and a discussion of rabbits and Byrne years. It mentions a meeting Friday evening and Sunday at 7 o clock about Pilgrim Deeds and attendance invites. Also includes sports chatter about Waltham Downs and Everett, a right halfback, with jagged phrases throughout.
A fragmented police notice seeks a Negro male believed linked to a serious crime. Authorities request information leading to his apprehension and identification. Further details are unreadable in the available text.
Partial OCR reads as a local notice referencing a sergeant and a time at 430 East 32nd Street with unclear details. The readable fragment mentions a location and a person but lacks a clear event or outcome to summarize further.
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