Marlboro Port Authority Notice From 1903
Entered as second base matter August 25 1903 at the Port Marlboro Massachusetts under the act of March 8 1879. Single copies six months four cents. Stews 75 cents including postage Maynard Conciifa Sunbury Acior Bedford.
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Offica A Marlboro
Mass
Maynard, Conciifa
Sunbury
Acior
Bedford
Old tide mill at Fairfield CT recalls coastal mills
A historical reflection describes Fairfield Connecticut’s old tide mill near Long Island Sound. It explains how tide power worked with dam gates and wheel pits, notes the rise and fall of mill ponds, and recalls bustling communities of farmers, millwrights, and rural industries that once lined the coast before industrial centralization.
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Fairfield
Longan
St. Lawrence River
Cte
New England
Mee
Oie
The Mexican Situation and Wilson's Hard Choice
The de facto Mexican government is crumbling while Villa expands northern influence and Carranza loses reach south of Mexico City. American troops on Mexican soil complicate any settlement as Wilson faces negotiating with an outlaw and a $100,000,000 pursuit effort. The article questions how a treaty with an outlaw can be made and hints at U.S. troop action before a settlement.
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Wilson
Villa
Mexico
Carranza
Mexico City
Gulf Coast
Ando Mexican
United States
Bader
Washington
Commercial War and the Pressing Need for Global Markets
The piece argues the United States, with vast wealth and population, must aggressively expand overseas commercial presence. It calls for permanent commercial agents abroad, understanding global needs, and proactive competition to maintain and grow economic leadership amid rising rivals.
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United States
Great Examination Bar to Enlistment in U S Service
The article argues the rigid medical and physical standards block capable men from joining the army and navy. It cites 1916 Marine Corps recruiting in New York where only 1 of 30 applicants met requirements, with 556 of 810 medical exams rejected for issues like defective vision teeth heart conditions flat feet and underweight.
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United States Service
Army
Navy
Department
Marine Corps
New York
Christmas Club Habit Encourages Thrift and Savings
The editor urges adopting a Christmas club saving habit to build a tidy December sum. Weekly deposits teach self denial and lay the foundation for a future fortune, enabling funds for emergencies or business ventures. Youth and adults alike are urged to participate to gain capital for rainy day needs.
A Question for the Future on Maritime Prestige and Rail Earnings
The piece ponders whether American ships will keep world reach after wartime neutrality ends and if high wages abroad will push owners to register vessels overseas. It notes railroads earned 1,207,632,001 in net income last year and asks why managers do not seek more, including higher freight and passenger rates.
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United States
Maynard Grange installs officers and outlines 1917 plans
Maynard Grange celebrated its third anniversary with an installation. Officers installed include William O. Taylor over seer Laura HB Woodart lecturer Lizzie K Bumpus chaplain and more. Master elect Edmund Whitney to be installed in March after Mass Agricultural College training. The master urged renewed community work and proposed numerous projects such as home garden committee reorganization bird study surveys shade tree surveys and community exhibitions and bulletin board.
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Maynard Grange
William O. Taylor
Laura’ HB. Woodart
Lizzie K. Bumpus
Herbert W. Martin
Everett J. Toop
George F. Morse
Grace H. Saunders
Mary 0D. Finnceres
Leo Comeau
Charlotte C. Stockbridge
Marion Jones
H. Linwood White
Edmund Whitney
Mass. Agricultural College
George S. Ladd
Sturbridge
Mass
State Grange
Louisé M. Bellows
Lillian’ M. Childs
Walter R. Dennison
Frank E Sanderson
Maynard High School
Arthur’ J. Sullivan
Home Garden
Vox
Maynard
Maynard Public
A. T. Haynes Contest Awards Prizes to Winners
The Great Trade Contest at A. T. Haynes & Co. closed Thursday night with over 100 entrants. Winner George Champagne claimed the Ford Braadster with 6 656 791 votes. Other prizewinners included Owen Duggan wrist watch, William Baldwin ivory toilet set, Florence Wilder pendant, Uno Starr lock et chain, Louis Fullenton dinner set, George Lowinney dinner set.
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A. T. Haynes & Co
George Champagne
Owen Duggan
William Baldwin
Florence Wilder
Uno Starr
Louis: Fullenton
George Lowiney
Pittsfield Attorney Visits Mee Carron Guests
Atty. John Shea of Pittsfield was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mee Carron for several days last week.
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Atty. John Shea
Pittsfield
Frank Mee
Carron
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