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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
4
A letter from a suffragist asserts women shaped laws like the Minimum Wage and Mothers Pension acts, arguing voting power prompts peaceful reform. Critics respond that civil rights motion should stay nonpartisan and educational, while supporters insist women’s ballots push state needs and family welfare.
Harvard graduate G Francis Stratton has been employed to supervise Concord playgrounds for boys over 12. He will work 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. except Saturdays and holidays, with ice, sports, and hikes forming the program. attendance is voluntary and parents are urged to support. Stratton graduates from Harvard this year and brings two years’ playground experience.
Samuel Allen of Elmira visited old schoolmates in South Sudbury. Arthur Burr enjoys a vacation at his former home. David Marshall paints his house while M Shea remains unable to leave her room due to nervous prostration. W B Miles hosted his father. Joseph Howe of Worcester and family visited Frank and Mildred Howe. Marshall Richardson wired a residence on a state highway. C Larned Willis and his family were Sunday guests of his sister Hattie Willis.
If laughter and applause judge the show the Sudbury Centre schools Friday event drew strong audience reaction. Misses Given Thayer Mulcahey and Adams performed in a lively vaudeville style program.
A fragmented line hints at Garry praising a service tied to a motor track discussion and invites participation or further input. The text appears incomplete but suggests a political or civic event context with endorsements.
Middlesex probate court citation to heirs creditors and others interested in the estate of Margaret I Hayward late of Acton deceased intestate. Requires appearance June 16 1913 at Cambridge before First Judge Diesen Giesen McIntire and directs public notice in Acton Enterprise for three weeks.
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