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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1926
Page
1
In U P reports the League Commission approved a plan to enlarge the nonresident council. Also a lieutenant from Bellefont Pa. died in an airplane incident from meningitis.
Auctioneers Finigan list an auction in Acton Massachusetts on Thursday 9 1926 by order of William S. contents include old brass clocks light stands mirrors oak and maple chairs rugs and various furniture pieces cluttered catalog notes the sale will be opened by caterer and overseen by William F Richardson.
The West Acton Board of Trade will hold its first meeting of the season on Wednesday September 9th at 8 p.m. at the Woman’s Club house in West Acton. Refreshments will be served. President Yeorgen invites all to attend as committees will be appointed for future welfare. A proposed constitutional amendment seeks to rename the board to Acton Board of Trade or Acton Chamber of Commerce.
The Mapledale Country Club in Magnaru hosted up to 1000 Imperial Shriners encamped in Boston for a 4 match play contest. Wallace Moffitt defeated Benjamin Hassard 1 up after two rounds on the 9 hole course as hundreds watched. Prizes include 300 dollars, a silver loving cup and a medal. entries close September 1.
Thorwin W. Strong, superintendent at Bonnie Brook Farm in South Sudbury, travels to northern Vermont to buy dairy cows for the operation. The trip aims to bolster herds and production at the farm.
Maynard’s tax rate stands at $30. w a reduction of 60 cents from last year. The list identifies those paying $100 or more during the current year as published by the I of Asssasnts.
The Pro sivmive wie aingel Ul ry ihas new at Vudu vark festival featured a town parade led by an organizing group. A celebratory football game between Whiteville and Lugs K. ot Bis drew a large crowd, while a late afternoon ball match pitted Stone Town against Maly Name with multiple hits and outs. A concert at 6:40 drew thousands as attendees enjoyed races and activities throughout the day.
Maynard talks of a business men's association taking interest in the Assabet Mills project. Interviews suggest compiling lists of vacant tenements and rooming houses to lodge workers. Officials note that labor will be imported for construction and that the town could benefit significantly if the plant proceeds.
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