Railroads Future Prospects Reflect on Public Insight
A column discusses railroad finances and service cuts while urging sympathy and investment. It notes census data efforts on farm and home finances, questions about data use, and a digressive aside about dandelions as a seasonal metaphor.
Maryland the Birth of a State and Its Early Rule
The account traces Maryland from its royal grant by Charles I to Lord Baltimore, through its hereditary governance, the 1634 settlement at St. Mary’s, and the switch to republican rule with the 1776 Declaration of Independence. It notes Maryland’s 12,327 square miles and eight presidential electors as a member of the Union.
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Maryland
Lord Balti_more
London
Virginia
Potomac
Charles I
Henrietta Maria
Lord Baltimore
St. Marty's
Baltimore
McClure
Zionist Leaders Visit Boston As World Figures Arrive
Marlboro resident Morris M Wyzan helped greet Prof Albert Hinstein of Berlin founder of relativity and Prof Cham Weizmann of Glasgow discoverer of TNT on their Boston arrival as World Zionist movement representatives. Wyzan, treasurer of the New England YMHA, supports Zionist fundraising to aid Palestine. Jolly Eight club met at Miss Helen Harte’s Highland home to discuss business and plan next gathering May 31.
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Morris M. Wyzan
Albert Hinstein
Berlin
Jolly Eight Club
Helen Harte
Highland Evening
Helen Horte
Highland Street
A Vision of the Future American Girl by Florence P. Tattis
Miss Florence P. Tattis spoke to the South Acton Parent-Teachers Association on a girl and the community detailing how American girls show strength and opportunity. She cited experiences from Boston stores and Southern factories, urging better laws on hours and wages and a steadier citizenry for a new social order.
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Parent- Teachers’ Association
Eged
Florence P. Tattis
Wellesley
New England
Tucker Teachers’ Agency
Boston
Ladies' Aid Plans May Church Supper
The Ladies' Aid of Holy Trinity Church met with Mrs Samuel Chandler and 2 attendees. They voted to hold a parish house supper on Friday night May 20 and suspend meetings for the summer after next week. A social hour featured cookies cake and punch served by Mrs Chandler. Next meeting at Mrs Gerard French's home.
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Ladies’ Aid of
Holy Trinity Church
Samuel Chandler
Stevens St
Chandler
Gerard French
Old Railroad Man Celebrated Birthday
Joseph W. Leonard of Forrest Street turned 83 yesterday. Born in Boston, he lived in Marlboro for many years and helped build the Union Pacific railroad. He later worked as a trainman for 30 years on the Boston and Maine line, leaving two daughters, Mrs Henry Browning and Mrs Archie Gilliat.
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Joseph W. Leonard
Forrest St
Boston
Marlboro
Union Pacific Railroad
Boston & Main Railroad
Henry Browning
Archie Gilliat
Autos Collide Involving Ex Mayor McCarthy and William White
Automobiles owned by former mayor Charles F. McCarthy and Boston man William White were involved in a minor collision. No injuries reported and police responded to the scene.
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Charles F. McCarthy
William White
Boston
Vehicle collision near Enterprise office causes minor damage
An auto belonging to Mr McCarthy sustained a slight dent in the right rear mud guard after a collision near the Enterprise office yesterday. No serious damage reported.
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Enterprise
McCarthy
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Bedford Middlesex County
Public auction to foreclose a 1920 mortgage by Clarence F. Webster to Mathilde V. Kirkegaard. The Bedford property on Concord Road bounds by Kavanaugh and New England Nurseries, about 1.25 acres, with a $1800 first mortgage and $500 cash requirement for bidders.
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Clarence F. Webster
Mathilde
Sid
Bedford
Middlesex County
Concord Road
Kavanaugh
New England Nurseries Company
New England
Nurseries Company
Louise C. K. Kies
Kay
Tool
Probate Court Notice of Isabelle E. De Souza Estate
Massachusetts probate citation calls heirs and interested persons to appear June 8 1921 at Cambridge Middlesex to show cause why letters of administration with will annexed should not be issued to Allen Brooks Parker petitioner. Publication in Acton Enterprise required weekly for three weeks with final notice before court and service by mail or delivery to known heirs at least thirty days prior. Witness George F Lawton Judge.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Isabelle E. de Souza
Acton
Pr Bate
Allen Brooks
Parker
Iim
Cambridge
Enterprise
George F. Lawton
John Nachily
Websrer S. Blanchard
George F. Esquire
Notice of Administration for Stanislaw Lojko Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court issues notice to heirs creditors and others interested in the estate of Stanislaw Lojko who died in Maynard Middlesex to Albert O Hamel public administrator as petitioned for letters of administration. The hearing is in Cambridge Middlesex on June 10 1921 with public notice required in the Maynard Enterprise weekly for three weeks.
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