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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
2
The article argues Liberty bonds remain safe and worthwhile, urging owners to hold and buy more despite market dips. It notes many ex-service members have unclaimed bonds, suggesting they update addresses to reclaim property, and laments accelerator brake mixups as a separate caution.
An American in the Philippines describes a quiet encounter with a fellow countryman using a Krag rifle while discussing a village water-supply project. The piece blends war era duty with civil service, noting guards, machinery, and a contested well amid local tensions and sanitation efforts. Also in this issue are notes on migratory birds benefiting from treaty acts and a short opinion on know-it-alls and the value of obedience in leadership.
Miss Maud Cleveland of Berkeley California a UC graduate and faculty member received the D S M at the American Woman's club in Paris for war service She headed the Red Cross home nations department of the A E B F and was in charge at Brest of war brides who married American soldiers.
A golfer voices frustration with his caddy claiming poor support and repeated bad play. The exchange hints at ongoing tensions with the caddy offering a perpetual grin despite the criticism.
An eye witness account by Joseph Mills Hanson describes the Second Division’s night march on November 4, 1918, through rain and mud to storm German lines near La Tullerie farm four miles from Beaumont. American soldiers burst into the German headquarters forcing officers and troops to surrender.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of Ann Byron late of Concord. J William Byron petitions letters testamentary and the court schedules a June 7 1920 hearing at 9 am in Cambridge for show cause why letters should not be granted. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Concord Enterprise and mailed to known parties at least fourteen days before the hearing.
Sudbury residents petition Middlesex County Commissioners for specific repairs to jointly built roads from Sudbury Centre to Concord town line and to Framingham road. Hearing set for June 23 1920 at Sudbury Town Hall with notices to be published posted and returned.
To heirs and all interested in James R. Bent late of Maynard deceased intestate. Petition to grant letters of administration to Mary K. Bent and Whitney J. Bent without bond. Hearing set at Cambridge on June 7, 1920 at 9 a.m. Public notice weekly for three weeks in Middlesex County newspaper. FP, M. BSTY, Register.
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