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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1926
Page
1
A man named Waransky, aged 35, faced trial in Concord on October 20 for assault with a deadly weapon against John Lebov, with a jury set to hear the next sitting case.
The Concord R. A. Chapter was instituted August 6, 182 and transferred to Framingham December 12, 1864. It celebrated its 100th anniversary at Masonic hall with Ex-High Priest Duncan G. King and officers in attendance. A reception honored G. Pollard and Albert Blake of larger royal arch bodies. Historical exercises preceded a banquet and evening entertainment.
Oslow government announced a bill to repeal limited prohibition in Norway. The measure seeks to lift restrictions while maintaining certain controls, signaling a shift in policy and potential market impacts.
Personal property of Albree to be sold at the large barn on Lexington Road Concord Mass starting Thursday Oct 21 1926 at ten o'clock. No reserve weather permitting. Items include two horse wagon hay equipment farm tools modern furniture and antiques from the late George Messer collection with lunch at the farm. Terms cash by order of George Albree Lexington Road Concord.
Concord H 8 defeated Maynard H 8 at Grove Park on Saturday afternoon in a defensive battle. The red clad Concord aired the ball to score twice after a scoreless first half, avenging a long gap since their last meeting and ending Maynard’s early-season optimism.
Sudbury reports several cases of mumps among local schoolchildren. The Board of Health members named are Mrs. Charles Way, W. Hall and Richard Oliver.
The report notes continual efforts to limit movement and keep the subject in its current position, claiming success in containing the situation within the present area. No further context or details are provided in the fragment.
The day began with light frost at daybreak in England, warmed to a balmy noon, then burst into thunder, sharp lightning flashes and a heavy evening rainstorm.
Everett F. Wengant reviews Concord High School teams football baseball and track for 1926 27 noting 6 defeats 4 victories with 94 points scored against 123. Class shield won by Juniors with numerals 27 to be inscribed. interclass standings show totals across baseball basketball football indoor outdoor track hockey and volleyball for boys and girls.
The Board of Selectmen leased two rooms in the Masonic block for the Town Accountant and Board of Assessors. Frank Binks says offices could be consolidated if the Riverside Cooperative Association dissolves and the town buys its building. He urges citizen consideration of future town housing plans.
The A. W. Davia Go plans a large extension to its building to add floor space for hay grain and general storage. The move aims to serve an increasing customer base and improve coal delivery to the growing district.
The article notes ongoing use of the Smersen playground for multiple sports. It references football, hockey, and other activities placing demands on the site and its facilities.
The Cellulose Products Inc. plant, formerly American Powder Mills, added thirty new employees this week to the regular force as it begins preparatory work for future production. The company plans to manufacture pyroxyline lacquer, brush lacquers, coatings, and related solutions.
The Mitchell Military School football team from Billerica won 13 to 0 against Middlesex School’s third eleven at North Concord on Wednesday in a well played game.
Mrs Sechtiga nnnasterecions spoke on Diagonal Path at First Parish Milton. The association will hold its annual fair in the vestry on November 6. Chairmen include Anson Wheeler for food Hollis Howe for household, Charles Sohier for candy, Ralph Holden, Bang, and Miss Mary Chamberlain for favors.
Concord High School girls hockey battled Lexington with strong defense and relentless Lexington pressure. Despite a constant attack and standout saves by Concord, the hosts fell short as M. Nicell scored the lone goal for Lexington and officials from Sargent school oversaw the game.
Acton reduces taxes by fourteen dollars as the town plans extensive road building while maintaining a low rate. The move signals a push to upgrade infrastructure without raising overall tax burden.
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