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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1912
Page
2
Maynard soccer team traveled to South Barre and tied Barre 1 to 1 after a goalless first half. Barre led early in the second half before Maynard equalized, with a crowd expecting an easy home win left disappointed. Next Saturday Maynard hosts Worcester Clan Scots on the local grounds.
The Christie's store in Maynard celebrates a grand opening after major alterations creating a larger floor space. Eight new counters crosswise, a repurposed basement house furnishing department, and an expanded 5 and 10 cent section accompany updated decor and improved visibility for shoppers. The Maynard brass band will entertain on opening day. Through M. F. Mullin, the William H. Maynard property at Walnut and Thompson streets sold to George Hi Hale of Hudson.
A Belle Fiigetman passage in Survey questions if humanity can master nature and progress yet still heed the poor and crying children. It ponders whether power and invention can coexist with compassion and moral reform, asking for time to address vice and crime that endure since creation.
Alameda city council backs a stringent ordinance to require property owners to clear weeds refuse and dilapidated fences. If owners fail after notification the city street department will clean and place a lien on the property. City Attorney A I St Sure says the measure can be strictly enforced.
The article compares Santiago before and after the American medical corps cleaned up the insanitary conditions blamed for many war deaths. It highlights how wartime sanitation improved streets and public health in the Cuban city.
Toledo health and street departments back a joint drive to improve home trash collection in residential areas. Officials warn many households fail to use closed receptacles and threaten confiscation for noncompliant containers. In Philadelphia, Director Cooke studies opening municipal cooperative stores for city employees featuring groceries and meat and vegetable markets.
A 19th century overview praises the New Hampshire Grange Life Insurance as a practical fraternal solution for Patrons of Husbandry. It details eligibility, fees, age-based assessments from 14 to 55, and policies tied to member dues, noting the program’s social, moral, and economic benefits and suggesting broader adoption by the national Grange.
A discussion on naming farms highlights the pride of ownership and community perception. It urges choosing a name tied to a farm’s features or farming line, consulting the whole family, and using the name on letterheads and gates to honor the land.
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