Marlboro Post Office Listing Notice Bedford
Entry cites second class matter for Marlboro Massachusetts with August 25 1903 post office designation under the 1879 act. Bedford
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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1917
Page
2
Entry cites second class matter for Marlboro Massachusetts with August 25 1903 post office designation under the 1879 act. Bedford
The British and French push lines to position for a spring offensive while seeking high ground to lessen winter hardships. They claim German units are weaker and Allied arms superior, with U S forces anticipated to join in spring. The push aims to cut coast supply lines and threaten Ostend and Zeebrugge, as Germany defenses shift west.
The New York Evening Post warns that British advances in Mesopotamia may force Turks under German orders to destroy the Baghdad railway. German engineers labored to Mosul, and prisoners suffered greatly. by now light cars ran toward Taurus, with few gaps to Mosul. The piece links retaliation for future German dynamiting to wartime brutality and labels antiwar claims as cowardice.
Report notes mutiny in the German navy and army revolt as hopeful indicators for peace. Observers interpret disciplined dissent as a move toward settlement, with leaders signaling readiness to negotiate and end hostilities.
A patriotic appeal urges full support for the second Liberty Loan to back troops in France and worldwide. The piece frames bonds as coffin nails for the Kaiser's regime and calls on 100 million Americans to lend money at good interest to fund war, defend the flag, seas, and freedoms.
The piece argues Austria fails to drive Italians from new positions and concentrates on the Italian front while weakening Galician and Roumanian lines. Russia is split and unable to counter, hampering Allied pressure, with Germany and Austria showing insubordination and weakness as Italy advances amid mountains. it predicts Kaiser abdication and reform before spring.
In a Reichstag address Kuehlmann defends German hold on Alsace Lorraine as hereditary and warns peace talks will fail if the provinces are conceded. He dismisses concessions as hot air and notes French demand for the territories. German agents buy hides in Argentina as war drags on. Allies seek peace but refuse to negotiate with an outlaw.
Clara EK Hale of Bedford seeks name change to Clara E Howe with returnable petition in East Cambridge on Oct 24. Maynard figures include Albert Eaton and Alice Maton attached for 1000 in a Ledgard contract suit. Isaac Oberg appointed administrator of Frank Prantula estate with 1000 bond and 5000 value. Julia Chenery guardian for Concord minors with 3000 bond. Balcom conservator petition for Asa Balcom filed. Lucinda Carr will probate and Charlotte Carr appointed executrix with 1000 bond. Maynard attachments and estate appraisals noted.
The Concord Massachusetts Board of Selectmen orders property owners to destroy gypsy and brown tail moth eggs caterpillars pupae and nests by November 1 1917 under law. If owners fail the town will perform work and lien the land. cooperation urged on highways and public grounds. advice on egg destruction tree care and burning nests provided by Local Superintendent H P Richardson and State Forester.
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