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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1918

Page

3

Roll of Honor Names Active U S World War I Servicemen

The list commemorates soldiers and support personnel in American Expeditionary Forces and related units by name and assignment. From Camp Devens to France and Scotland, entries include sergeants, wagoners, medics, engineers, and hospital staff detailing their units and posts such as 55th Artillery, 26th Division, Caisson trains, Depot Brigades, and various ports and camps.

Ernest Berry Camp Devens Webster Staiuuru Ardgny Scotland Alexander Bresth Lieu Paoines Jesse A. Briggs 55Th Regt E. F France Edward L. Burke Enry Rke George H. Briggs Q. M. Cor Langley Field Iutayten Va Gislatie Metropolitam Hostal Ft. M Timore Henry Byer Norman Campbell Ardgay Harold Coolidge Co. I 104Th Inf William Coughlin A. E Lowell H. Cram 55Th Artillery A. BE Donald H. Currier Camp Greene N. C Bryant Currier, Jr 12Th U. S. Cavalry Army Y. M. C. A Columbus N. M John Coughlin Camp Devens Mopar Daniels Newport John Davis Raymond Durkee Caisson 76Th Div Albert W. Evans 151St James Madison Fairbanks American Ambulance Corps Paris Harland Flagg Raymond Gallant Bat Ralph Gates Glenn Gould Frank Giannoni U. S. Marines Fort Andrews Boston Walter Gilmore U. S O’brien Frank Greenough Arthur. T. Goding Camp Devens H. Wesley Hall Devens O. Ae William T. Hayes F. A Camp Hogan Houston Texas Harry Heath U.S Inf Carl Hoar Hugh Hodgen Galley A R. I William Huntoon Mt. Vernon John Kenney Philip Klein, Wagoner 101St Eng Dig Harland Lawrence Quantico Theron A. Lowden Camp Meigs Washington D. C Soren Mekklesen Frank McCarthy John D. McWayne J. Buchanan Nims Wagoner 80Th F. A Fort Oglethorpe Pliny Nims U. S. Inf South Carolina William O’connor Oscar Olsen Edward Pendergast 36Th San Antonio Howard B. Quimby Engineer Corps James Quinlan R. Hart Randall U. S. S. Lenape Everett Reed G. Howard Reed Corp. Co A. HE. F Ernest Whitcomb Scotian Frank ‘Wood Menti Raymond B. Wrights

Forefathers Lived Without Modern Luxuries Through Centuries

The author notes that earlier generations endured long shortages before sugar and coal, butter, tobacco and potatoes, tea and soap, umbrellas and lamps, and trains and telegraphs existed, illustrating resilience before modern conveniences.

Japanese undersea magnet locates sunken ships after war

A newly developed underwater electromagnet in Japan promises to aid salvage operations on a large scale after the war by locating sunken vessels.

Japan

Maynard Act Praised by Food Administrator for Woolen Co

Henry B Endicott thanks President Wood for the strong contributions of American Woolen Co workers to food production. The letter notes 1229 planted acres, 4805 bushels of potatoes, 288 tons of fertilizer, and company owned or hired land across 58 mills with many mills listing acreages.

American Woolen Co Henry B. Endicott William M. Wood Wood Endicott Mr. Endicott Anderson and Arms Assabet Brown Burlington and Cham- State Beaver Waste Beok Burlington and Champlain Chase Forest Foxcroft Fulton Hartland Hecla Indian Spring Kennebec Manton Moosup Newport Oakland Pioneer Pittsfield Puritan Ray Rochdale Royalston Saranac Sawyer Sabasticook Vassalboro Washington and Wood Waverly

Suburban Day Out Becomes Rainy Family Trip

A Hyde Park narrator recalls a soggy Sunday outing with relatives to Bosky Crest and Sylvan Dells. The trip features a West Point nephew leading a drill, children clamoring for water, and weary adults venting about the arranged military visit and long wait in the rain. The piece ends with plans to reunite downtown.

Hyde Park Lemuel Imogene Bosky Crest Bertha Arthur Home Military Company West Point Bosky Crest Sylvan Dells Suny Goris Sivan Delis West Point Nepew Eeerans Eich

Songs of the Busher Leaguer Recalls Wartime Meets

The poem recalls a World War I meeting between a U S soldier and a German in a battle lull near Rheims. The speaker describes joining the Bush Leaguers, facing a late breakthrough, and resolving to stay in the league until they “break the Kaiser's game.” Names Sam and Maynard appear as speakers or characters.

Kaiser Sam Maynard

Homely Man faces social scorn and theater pursuit

Donald Macbeth overhears clubmen mock his looks and bachelor fate. He visits Marguerite Morton after a theater performance and contemplates proposing, while his rival peers scheme and admire the actress, hinting at fortune and romance amid social judgment.

Donald Macbeth Tan Winley Lorne Miller Vining Miller Marguerite Morton Donald Macbeth Buch Marguerite

Jury Verdict Derailed as Women Jurors Fail to Agree

In a Louisville courtroom, the judge notes women jurors are not giving the men a chance as they fail to reach a verdict. The exchange highlights gender dynamics in the deliberation process.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Cactus Cardy Idan Stappe Dene

Fragmentary text describes cactus candy and a peeled item. Names appear distorted. no clear event or date is discernible.

Teacher Clarifies Anatomy to Class With Questionable Answer

A teacher explains the trunk as the body’s middle part while a student who remained silent offers a puzzled response. The exchange highlights classroom dynamics as the lesson proceeds with a corrective nudge.

Foreclosure Sale of Concord Massachusetts Property

Mortgagee Julia S. Perry to Frederick W. Leyland forecloses on a three acre Concord parcel on Cambridge Turnpike. Public auction set for August 23, 1918 at 3 PM with $100 down and balance in ten days. Tax and other assessments to be carried, property conveyed from Mill Brook Farm deed dated September 23, 1912.

Middlesex Grant Ave Medford Taunty Landin Acton South Acton Tuttle, Jones & Weatherbee Varnum Tuttle Concord School Street Tuttlé A. H. Jones Jones Josiah Dow Dow Waltham Hollace Street Lincoln Park Lincoln Street Commonwealth of Massachusetts - Middlesex Ss Gropate Court Henry Barker Cambridge Commonwealth Court Echarles J. McIntire Frederick W. Leyland Middlesex County Massachusetts Julia S. Perry Boston Suffolk County Cambridge Turnpike Wilmot HR. Jones Mill Brook Middlesex South

Mortgagee Sale of Maynard Farm and Equipment

Public auction to sell a two acre Maynard farm with buildings and ice harvesting equipment. Located on Marlboro Branch Fitchburg Railroad near the Assabet River. Auction date August 17, 1918 at 2 PM. payment requires $200 cash, balance on delivery. subject to taxes and liens.

Charles Maynard Marlboro Fitchburg Assabet Asa K. Woodart Concord, Maynard & Hudson, Street Railway Company Gale Cord, Maynard & Hudson Street Way Company Charles €. Murray John W. Bell Middlesex South

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