Treasure? Managi 160 Per Year Postage
Sudbury report notes 160 per year postage order amid four cent 75 cent rates. Bedford actor referenced in local item.
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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1916
Page
2
Sudbury report notes 160 per year postage order amid four cent 75 cent rates. Bedford actor referenced in local item.
A damaged clipping discusses the Republican Party dependence on the solid South and German Americans for presidential victories. It questions potential cross ethnic political alignment and warns against racial voting shaping party outcomes, urging respect for American unity and caution toward nativist sentiment.
A record notes the warden’s clash with strong political and governing forces shaping Sing Sing Prison. It highlights how machine like systems of dictation and entrenched interests influence the warden’s safety position and actions behind the grim gray walls.
David Maynard seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Tl of Stow fell through ice on a rear farm stream near noon Wednesday and drowned. Neighbors rescued the body found under a sled attached to the child. Survived by his parents and a brother. Funeral held Friday at St Bridget's church with Rev Walter J Browne and interment in St Bridget's Cemetery.
Engineer George TH. Gutteridge and driver Joseph Farrell answered a telephone call Saturday morning at 2 PM for a blaze at the Maynard house. The fire, caused by a cracked fuse in the kitchen stave, burned the house and damaged the basement ceiling before firefighters arrived and contained the flames.
Fragment provides a notice about a purchase involving a soda fountain MW letreh and a proposed American transit device. Details are garbled but indicate ordering and inspection steps with a stall and a date referenced as Meh 15. No complete names or locations are readable.
A clause set by federal authorities requires the Frost Tier Block owner to adjust the location so that the building aligns with street level. It is assumed the owner will comply if she is the successful bidder for the Toe tian project.
Frank May, a resident of town, successfully passed the state board dental examinations in November. He is among 127 test takers and is an ungraduated Harvard Dental School alumnus whose exact plan after the exams remains undecided, though friends expect future success.
The obituary notes the passing of Mime Teer een Lone in Ta teeta Oda. It mentions her sister Mrs. Percy Wlodeett as her guardian and lists mourners including Mr Wol h and Mrs Leons. The letter expresses condolences and fond remembrances from family and friends.
A convention of ministers is planned at the Finnish venue to discuss important matters. The event aims to coordinate policy and address concerns related to the relevant stakeholders and regional interests. The schedule includes evening sessions and anticipated discussions on shared goals.
The Wi Ty monthly meeting was held at Howard A. Wilson's home. Charles Stanley of a local mill spoke on Prohibition from a business perspective. The afternoon included Victrola selections.
The item records an annual election of officers held in the evening. Named participants include Mosman lode Cy, and individuals such as Daurhes, Krank Taylor, Walter TR Denniston, Albert Tarde, Bailgh Case, and others.
Manager Joseph Dahl of the high school basketball team reports a 14 game slate with eight at home. The squad, lacking both action and clarity, aims for a creditable season built on practice earned teamwork and strong material. They open next Saturday at Leominster High against Leominster.
The committee announces a concert by Woren ter Pifecean on January 77 at the Uinta concert hall. The event drew strong public interest with many requests to hold additional performances.
The Men’s club will present The Rosary at Naslor Hall on Wednesday evening. Eight reels will be shown as part of the Moose charitable program.
A short notice describes a Wednesday evening cinema program at Naslor Theater featuring Marguerite Clark in a notable title. The listing mentions a silent film with a petite cast and a dual feature alongside several short pieces.
The notice highlights a dramatic reading titled The Prince Clap to honor Miss Rene Fentoex and Mrs. Sinabeth Forbush with tea served after the monthly meeting. It also notes a Monday evening January 1 event and H J Dwinell visiting Bermuda.
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