Baker applies bids and figures in listed prices
A Baker report presents a series of monetary figures including 14.15 13.17 4550 1575 16.50 20.00 and 22.50 with no accompanying context. The data appears formatted as a pricing or bid sheet.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1904
Page
1
A Baker report presents a series of monetary figures including 14.15 13.17 4550 1575 16.50 20.00 and 22.50 with no accompanying context. The data appears formatted as a pricing or bid sheet.
Fragmentary notice from Maynard lists submission instructions and delivery points for advertisements and notices. It mentions the Rivetan block and the Couzblin news room as contact or drop-off locations.
Maynard residents share weekend visits and illnesses while townsfolk attend lectures and plan events. Notables include Miss May Ferns, Miss Lena Sheridan, Miss Lizzie Dalton, and Mrs Fletcher plus Rev Lawford visiting Greenfield and Milford. The J C Rockwell show company set for Music Hall on November 7 and a Rhine Valley lecture topic featured this week.
Carl Cadwell works for Charles Miss Marcenia Ring teaches at Bridgewater. Raymond Blodgett at Fitchburg station. Miss Garvey of West Bind sick. H A Bass at South Weymouth weekend. Kendall returns to duty after 16 day vacation. Walter A. sells West Vale house to Meehan. Mrs. William Jenness returns from Malden outing. Mr. Burrill in Drea al Land alert. Leon Harris to report soon. Mrs Bila J Butler of Boston visits Jenness. Millis of Calais visits Chase at 170 Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Russell spend Sunday with daughter Gerald in Cambridge. Ladies Union meets on Thursday afternoon. John B. Snow visits Commercial Travelers fair in Mechanics Building Boston. Mrs Wilson of Roslindale visits O Connell. Mass Sunday School Association meeting draws attendees. Hawthorne chapter O B S notes light turnout due to storm. Herbert Carr injured by auto near harness shop. 30 Willow Rebekah lodge members visit Marlboro lodge by special car. Supt and Mrs Hart attend Prison Congress in Quincy Ill then St Louis. Musketaquid club house auction well attended with good prices. Otis Forbush performs well. Subscriptions and notices must reach office promptly.
Concord report details several district court cases with motorists fined for speeding. It notes eight to nine speeders nabbed by Concord officers over a Sunday, plus ongoing electric work on Lexington and Monument streets to extend service toward Lincoln and Carlisle lines. Also mentions visitors from Cambridge and Bomnerville and a mortgage property sale case.
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