Lost Book Notice from October 1939 Missing
Fragmentary OCR notice references a missing book and dates October 25 November 1 and November 8. It mentions Drake Grave Mass and locations Mass 17 1939 with partial dates October 18 and November entries.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1939
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notice references a missing book and dates October 25 November 1 and November 8. It mentions Drake Grave Mass and locations Mass 17 1939 with partial dates October 18 and November entries.
A public auction will sell mortgaged premises in Concord Massachusetts. The deed describes multiple parcels, boundaries on Elm Street and Walcott Street, with references to Ralph W. Case and Anne P. Pyperners, plan details in Concord records, and the dates and conditions of sale noted in a Massachusetts court filing.
Fragmentary notes mention a Memorial evening service at the Congregational church and visits by residents from Utica Concord and Lawrence. The garbled text records a Friday gathering, attendance by a school officer, and references to census activity and seasonal fires in unclear context.
Fragmentary lines from an editorial column credit Joseph M Labine with analysis. The text appears as misread OCR showing editor notes and stray phrases, lacking full context or clear claims.
The partnership of Uno Matthew Holt and William Aho at Summer Street Garage is dissolved by mutual consent on October 18 1939. The business will be carried on by Uno Matthew Holt alone who will settle debts and discharge liabilities. Dated October 25 1939.
An extensive wartime briefing outlines Russia’s strategies and Soviet aims in Europe, noting Soviet strength, famine fears, and supply needs. It discusses Germany's retreat from the Baltic, Britain’s cautious stance, and the push toward a broader conflict while peace advocates seek negotiated safety.
Fragmentary page centers on a congressional session overshadowed by war versus peace debates and a controversial attack on Army neutrality. The text also depicts a police station scene with inmates, officers, and a tense exchange about a gang and a jail visit.
Public foreclosure sale advertised for a mortgage on property in Westford Middlesex Massachusetts. The sale is set for 3 45 PM on Friday November 17 1939 at the premises described as a 12 acre tract part of Westford and land formerly of 10g Boynton. Purchaser pays balance in ten days. Concord Massachusetts. Middlesex Institution for savings. Henry F Smith treasurer.
A partial OCR snippet mentions Robert G. As and Charles A. Burnets connected to New Orleans techs and a Patriot attorney, with references to prosecutions, a governor, and an investigation of a BPA rust. Names appear garbled and multiple fragments suggest a legal notice or political intrigue.
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