Marlboro Post Office notices and rates 1908
A fragmented 1908 notice lists Marlboro and nearby towns including Maynard Concord Sudbury and Bedford. It references class matter mail at August 26 1908 and an act of 1879, with advance and single copy pricing and postage details.
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Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Bedford
Public newspaper reporting duty highlighted by admonition
A reflective piece extols reporters as protectors of community secrets and guardians of honest, responsible journalism. It argues reporters earn trust from business leaders lawyers doctors clergy and educators and should publish with integrity to benefit the city and state.
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Mexican Constitutional Assembly endorses state control of resources
The Querétaro session approved resolutions signed by Carranza declaring all natural resources and mines government property. Foreigners would lose real estate titles and large estates could be divided to curb outside syndicates. The piece argues government ownership would prevent abuse seen when private utilities control railways and other public services.
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Mexican Constitutional Assembly
Queratero
Carranza
Mexico
United States
Imports and Exports Show U S Trade Gain in 1916
Trade data for December 1916 shows U S imports at 204 834 188 while exports reach 521 650 904. For the year ending December 1916 imports total 2 3 Seg Rae versus 1 778 596 695 in 1915 and exports 5 481 423 589 against 3 844 670 847. Principal export items include horses 62 752 826 and seeds 3 166 353 for year.
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United States
Union of political factions rally behind Wilson stance
The piece argues President Wilson’s break with Germany unites U S political factions and spurs national resolve. It notes the flag, freedom, and law as guiding principles, warns Germany to halt its submarine policy, and predicts swift militia, naval, and interned-ship security preparations. It cites possible Latin American support and a mobilization path to 1 million troops if needed.
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Wilson
Germany
United States
England
A Day of Thrift Is Criticized as Narrow Plan
The piece rejects designating February 3 as a thrift day arguing a broader yearly practice is needed. It urges systematic thrift every day of the year and warns against too many “top fool days” in public life while advocating daily saving habits.
Germany’s bluff on U boat policy challenged by Wilson
Germany hurried to free 72 Americans rescued from the sinking ships and brought to port by Yarrowdale. The move signals not full satisfaction with its course and tests Washington’s rejection of renewed submarine restrictions. President Wilson’s stance prompts broad American support for fair play and international law.
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Germany
Atlantic
Yarrowdale
United States
Wilson
England
Mediterranean Sea
County Court News Estates Filed in Probate Court
Inventories of estates in Acton Bedford Concord Maynard and Sudbury filed show values from 1,000 to 21,695.25 with varying allocations of personal and real property. Divorces and guardianships are noted with petitions for adoption and administration in Concord Bedford and Marlboro.
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Acton
Bedford
Concord
Maynard
Mary A. N. Charter
George W. Holmes
Catherine Loftus
Eugenia M. Sullivan
Thomas Naylor
John R. Marsden
Catherine E. Reod
Annie FE. Cullen
James Sallaway
Albert G. Fairbanks
Jeanie S. Barrett
Justin W. Ford
Oliver J. Lane
Martha A. Billings
Ac‘ton
Amelia D. Tarbell
Hanora O'Connor
Joseph BE. Manning
Walter Scott
Etta R. Smith
Sudbury
Henry C. Rolfe
Annie Conant
Isadore F. Goodnow
Jeremiah Farrell
Ceemius W.paterson
Valborg H. Petersen
Parts
Atty
R. L. Ryder
Devonshire St
Boston
John H. O’connell
Somerville
Julia A. O'Connell
Cambridge
Marlboro
Oscar H. Thompson
Carl Oliver Newburg
Carl Oliver Newburg Thompson
Auguste O. Moreau
Ann J. Therien
Louis Je Moreau
John F. Moreau
Leo T. Moreau
Anna C. Moreau
Josephine Moreau
Louise Moreau
Arthur Moreau
East Cambridge
Maurice McWalter
Early Empire Migrations and Invasions Timeline
Chronicle lists key events from late antiquity. Alaric ravaged Italy in 400, Hun incursions and Goth settlements around 375 to 376, Rome faced invasion while the empire split in 292 and St. Jerome died in 420.
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St. Jerome
Alaric
Italy
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