Post Office Class Matter Notice at Marlboro Mass
Public notice dated August 26 1908 lists the Marlboro Massachusetts post office matter under the act of Congress of March 8 1879. The item appears in the federal classifications for mail and related services.
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Marlboro
Mass
Congress
Kaiser could have stopped war but risks ruin of empire
The article argues the Kaiser cannot save the empire as internal unrest grows in Germany. It says autocracy faces a rising call for liberty and socialism, with hunger and mourning across the nation. Rulers offer reforms to placate factions, yet the public remains unsatisfied and wary of indemnities after a possible defeat.
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Germany
Wall
World ‘Empire
Conference on Democracy and Peace Held in New York
A nationwide conference on democracy and terms of peace was called in New York for May 30 and 31. The piece denounces pacifists as white-livered cowards and urges united support for a peace that defends national honor and the rights of man amid ongoing global conflict.
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New York
United States
Selection of Soldiers for the Army Draft
A plan for a 500000 strong army will take 19000 men from Massachusetts and draft others as needed. About 374000 are eligible, with exemptions for essential war industries. Draft by lot from nonexempted, aiming to select the strongest and healthiest, though concerns of fairness arise in home service versus combat readiness.
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Massachusetts
State Bureau of Statistes
German cruelty and hunger relief amid war quotes
The passage laments German blockade and sinking of ships carrying food for the Allies and civilians in Belgium, Serbia, Armenia, and Syria. It claims large numbers of lives could have been saved, notes German suffering at home, and asserts a call for harsh postwar justice. It describes prisoners of war as likely returning as damaged, diseased individuals.
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Belgium
Turkey
Serbia
Armenia
Syria
Germany
Benefit From Home Gardening Movement The War Effort
The author extols backyard gardening as a patriotic and healthful act that saves money, boosts self reliance, and strengthens the nation during wartime. It promises abundant produce to support soldiers and Allies, improved public health, lighter medical costs, and renewed vigor for workers and families.
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America
Ready at once The man behind the gun in American naval prowess
The commander of the American destroyer fleet asserts readiness and emphasizes the value of trained sailors and the gunner behind the weapon. He recalls historic naval tradition, stresses that accuracy and training matter more than fleet size, and pledges swift action if engaged.
The Turks in Europe Offer Freedom of the Dardanelles
An editorial condemns Turkish rule in Europe and proposes surrender of Dardanelles freedom to global powers. It argues Turks remain barbaric and unfit for western civilization and warns that accommodating them risks war and mass bloodshed.
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Europe
Switzerland
Dardanelles
Asia
County Court News of Interest to Acton and Nearby Areas
The article reports several court actions including a $1000 contract suit by Kaleva Co operative Association of Aynard against Walter J. OToole J Henry Sorel and associates in Clinton. It notes probate actions with wills of Mrs Charlotte PArmenter Sudbury and Mrs Annie Snyder Concord, executors named and bonds set, plus estates valued mostly in personal property.
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Acton
Jucge McIntire
Arthur B. Sny Ee
Concord
George
Rosemary Sullivan
Lawrence
Frederick J. Sullivan
Attys. Sullivan Bros
Lucy
K. Staples
Hall Staples
Wise Lawton
Charles A. Carlson
Hames
Marie F. Carlson
William Carlson
Needham
Erick W. Carlson
Hulda McLean
Alma Tupper
Wakefield
Marlboro
East Cambridge
Edward F. Loughlin
Concord Junction
Auction Sales Announced in Massachusetts Farms and Homes
Auction notices list sales at Cunningham Libby farm Boxboro J A Murchie May 26 at 1 pm 20 cows and heifers 1 bull 20 hens also Millis Lemuel Clark May 28 10 am J H Smith farm household goods multiple items Bolton May 24 late Martha Whitcomb estate relics and fusca pieces The Hamilton sale on the 14th reports 77 cows average 119 83 highest yet with two cows 175 each and bulls prices The Waltham sale on the 18th shows best cows 98 120 stock bull 77 yearling heifer 65 to 77 Otis H Forbush Concord MA auctioneer with 40 years experience and sales across seven states and 160 towns
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Cunningham-Libby
Boxboro
Mass
J. A. Murchie
T. Spare
Millis
Lemuel Clark
Causeway St
J. H.smith
Bolton
J. J. Skahan
Martha Whitcomb
Hamilton
Waltham
Otis H. Forbush
Concord
Junction
Massachusetts
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