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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1910
Page
4
Published weekly by The Enterprise Company Walter B. Mohsh president W P Frys Tahas D Herson manager. Rates for advertising and local notices listed per line per insertion.
The article discusses early football gatherings and a push for public libraries to implement new access rules. It notes Canandaigua New York schools as leading in adopting such measures, emphasizing cleanliness, patriotism, and civic engagement while criticizing private book reservation monopolies.
A Sunday canoe trip on the Concord River ended in tragedy when Harry Gill of Payson Park Belmont, 33, drowned. He had invited a former schoolmate for a ride, and while changing seats near Sidney he was fatally injured. Gill, traveling manager for a Boston produce firm, was visiting Concord when the accident occurred.
In the town center the flag was raised but most residents remained unaware of Concord's birthday. The Enterprise notes a subdued patriotism with few celebrations as locals drifted through a slow, largely unremarkable day amid vacations and weariness.
The pastor will conduct the pulpit at noon and 6 30 in the afternoon. A church and congregation meeting will be held Friday at 7 in the evening as part of progress for the church. Dr. is involved.
An accident on a rural road killed Mr. Fee when his wagon seat loosened and he was crushed by a horse. Patrick Carmody found the horse and notified Mrs. Fee. the funeral was held at St Bernard’s Church with Fr Flaherty officiating. Mr. Fee, 16, was a dedicated farmer, not belonging to any society.
The Walker direct nomination act will put a statewide ballot question in November across 16 districts including Concord Sudbury Wayland and Weston. After petitions are filed voters will decide if direct nominations should be adopted, amid political maneuvering and district listings.
A Concord shop built a solid reputation with low prices and a thoughtful mix of goods. The ad urges readers to join in, stating it’s never too late to start a good thing.
A list of names for advertised letters then a notice for discharged artillery members to meet at the Concord Armory at 8 o clock on September 15 to discuss forming a veterans organization. Then short ads invite ads to be left with H L Whitcomb and mention rates and advance payment. Also wants for a second girl, general housework, young pigs for sale, pine and hard cord wood for sale, and a woman for general office work.
Republican voters in the district engage in a contest to select a congressional candidate. W. W. Wilder of Gardner and Rep. Harry L. Pierce of Leominster are the contenders with little evident enthusiasm from the town.
Sherman Hoar meets with committees and voters to drum up party enthusiasm for the forthcoming ballots. The report notes efforts to mobilize support and engage the district in the political campaign.
A noted young man Samuel Bowles Jr has appeared before the public many times. He has traveled widely in Europe and the United States and has long been engaged in newspaper work.
The Reformatory nine travels to Concord for a Wednesday afternoon game promising hot action in the region. Each nine has won one game, keeping honors even as Mond pushes hard to keep the victory at home.
The Republican Town Committee convenes to elect delegates to the Republican State Convention and to form a Republican Town Committee for 1911. Fredrick W. Baton serves as Chairman and calls the meeting to order under Act 560 of 1907 with other proper business on the agenda.
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