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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1922
Page
6
A letter laments youths using vacant lots and streets for ball games near Concord Junction, urging parental responsibility to protect neighbors and property. The author argues for a quiet Sunday and wonders about forming a society to preserve village peace.
Banking department asset and liability figures for Maynard Trust Company a Wagner Mines show total assets including currency and specie, vaults, and furniture. The report notes reserves with the Federal Reserve and a 6 to 12 percent range in government and state bonds, with deposits to the reserve bank and other banks.
Community items report residents like R Morrison and Alice Teele teaching in Newton, Norwood and Maynard social visits, new store openings by Amy Foss and E. Gray, and a Baptist supper planned. Winners at a county fair include Miss Edith Carpenter and Mrs. C. R. Haley for baking and canning.
Annie Eliza Jennings Wilson wife of William C Wil of Philadelphia died at her daughter Mrs Leon Johnson s home September 28 at age 77 Born June 8 1845 in Epping New Hampshire she lived 38 years in Philadelphia Funeral services were at the family home here then interment in Haverhill Her husband two daughters Mrs Leon Johnson and Mrs George Piper three brothers Herbert Albert and John Jennings and sister Mrs Alice ... all of Weymouth
The Past Noble Grand's night at Untona Rebekah lodge was observed on Wednesday. A 6.30 supper followed the meeting, and Mrs. and Mrs. Walter Tuttle presented a comedy in fine style with music and vocal selections by Arthur Lowden of Soncton.
The Bedford Grange held its 12th annual fair at the Town Hall last Wednesday with strong exhibits in fruits vegetables preserving poultry livestock cooking and needlework. Livestock and poultry were shown at the rear while the main hall hosted other displays. William R had notable vegetable displays and Charles Gauly led a horse pulling contest using a dray of stones. winners included Charles Hunnewell Leslie King and Clarence Turner.
Mra Ben Noyes visits Worcester to meet friends and relatives. Mrs Bessie Dill is taken to Marlboro hospital for an X ray by Dr Irving Armstrong. Miss Florida Brissette has an arm X ray at Marlboro hospital. Bernard Doyle visits Worcester and plans to return today. Duncey the chef plans a week in Somerville and will attend his son's wedding. John O'Connor visits Milford over the weekend. Mrs William E O'Donnell travels to Fall River for family illness. Mrs Fannie Costa is taken to Marlboro hospital for appendicitis surgery. Dr Johny Bot Sigh Bam provides unclear text.
A speaker urges Anglo American solidarity to remove oppression and teach a better path for body and soul. He frames law as the protector of civilization, guiding citizenship toward a world standing and a lofty place in global society. The passage stresses postwar renewal of legality and restraint.
Colorado clubwomen unite to address unpopulated eastern plains by planting trees teaching cooking and sewing in coal camps and expanding libraries and child welfare centers. They support consolidated rural schools and Citizenship Day, aid Near East relief, back Colorado arts, and have helped 300 girls complete education while promoting spiritual leadership and moral progress.
The text argues national power lies in energy resources rather than manpower. It compares individual energy output to coal production, noting American miners and workers yield far more energy than their own power, and concludes coal petroleum and water power drive industrial strength worldwide.
An editorial denounces the quest for getting something for nothing as social ill, urging public schools and teachers to uphold clean citizenship. It warns that money madness and graft erode moral standards and threaten the integrity of education and society.
World Series previews center on the 2.20 opening at the Polo Grounds between the Yankees and Giants. Manager McGrath backs his pitching and praises last year’s work by Nef and Barnes while noting Babe Ruth remains a decisive factor.
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