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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1917
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes show Marlboro Massachusetts post office data dated August 25 1903. It references second class material and a nine month term under Congress act of March 8 1879.
A formal appeal argues Germany lacks a legal blockade and denies neutrals trade rights. It asserts the United States must defend freedom of the seas, resist piracy, and prepare for war if necessary to protect national honor and citizens on the high seas.
The notice honors Frank B. Sanborn as a renowned scholar and lifelong advocate for rights and justice. It lauds his longevity, broad learning, and contributions to science, industry, and reform, noting his support for the oppressed and emancipation of African Americans. It recalls his witnessing major progress from Napoleon and Byron to railroads, printing, electricity, and the rise of automobiles.
A tribute extols a celebrated author as a supreme, broad minded figure whose moral ideals drove a lifetime of work. His contributions to major journals shaped public thought and his writings are praised as classics inspiring millions of readers.
Editorial argues for defending international law and American neutrality while warning that a break with Germany could entangle the U S in European war. It urges patrolling submarines, supplying Allies, and preserving American honor against German aggression and spy activity.
The article argues the war's end nears as Germany pushes a ruthless submarine strategy to break the stalemate. It notes Allied gains across France, Austria, Russia, Serbia, and Mesopotamia while Romania's entry strains German resources. It warns that U boats risk bringing the United States into war and seek favorable peace terms.
Widespread protests of high prices spur plans to plant more land as citizens in towns and cities embrace home cultivation to curb living costs. The piece also notes German military movements as a leading step toward Berlin.
County Court items show multiple probate actions across Acton Bedford Concord and Maynard. Administrators named for estates of Benjamin Clark James Hagerty Eliza J Caleff and others with bond amounts and real versus personal property values. petitions for annulment custody and separate support filed. inventories listed for Walter Merritt August Hella Mehitable Frost and Ludwig Ostberg.
Bridge Farm Marlboro Massachusetts advertises for sale with $Le per 15 for Leghorn chicks and $2 per 15 for serial matings. Safe delivery guaranteed and satisfaction assured. Free circular, custom hatching, limited day-old chicks, contact 664Wy tel. 28k.
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