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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1917
Page
2
The document records a seventh matter dated August 26, 1903, filed at the Marlboro Office under the act of Congress dated March 8, 1879. It notes formal action and a designated office location for proceedings.
A historical account alleges Sultan William II of Germany guides Ottoman policy, with German officers directing Turkish military and education, conscription expands, economic control tightens, and Turkish industry and resources pass under German influence amid widespread hardship and coercion.
Fragmentary text references a German proprietor Sultan William II and vague notes on industrial and agricultural excellence. The passage alludes to intrigue, money, and skilled mechanics but lacks concrete events, dates, or identifiable individuals beyond vague names.
The nation declares it fights its own war to compel Germany to honor treaties and prevent attacks on American shipping. It asserts the United States seeks peace but will defend rights, life, and property, resisting autocratic domination and defending humanity and international law.
The author argues New England lands lying idle could be brought into grain and feed production to reduce costs for eastern farmers. Citing waste land, weeding out bushes, and lower feed prices, the piece urges Massachusetts farmers to cultivate corn, wheat, oats, rye, and buckwheat to cut reliance on western grain and improve farm efficiency.
A column argues the loss of the Antilles, the first American transport sunk in the war, should spur American resolve. It notes many troops have crossed safely, asks readers to view the attack as a necessary push toward victory and harsher measures against the Teutonic threat.
County court notes list requests to adminester estates of John Fermihe Concord died Oct. , Gordon L. Fuller Concord died Oct. 1 Minnie S Kempton Acton executor Fred L Hager Baldwinsville real estate valued 3000 personal 60 Mary A McAllister Maynard died Oct 13 executrix Sarah A McAllister Maynard will dated 1898 estate valued 1568 real 1200 personal 368. Petitions returnable East Cambridge Nov 16 with counsel names listed.
Inventories filed list multiple Massachusetts estates in East Cambridge Probate Court. Juliet G. Garfield of Concord valued at 5404.30 with all property. Augusta M. Wheeler of Acton 7781.81 with 2856.81 personal and 5925 real. Charles H. Wheeler of Acton 8553.24 with 3628.24 personal and 4925 real. Webster C. Robbins of Acton 30799.65 with 12759.65 personal and 18000 real. Robert Neff of Concord 6761.32 with 1411.32 personal and 5350 real. Henry Barker of Acton 20202.10 with 8627.10 personal and 11575 real.
Alfred Z. Haynes trustee under Leander Haynes will presents third account. Court in Cambridge orders citation to all interested to appear November eight at nine o clock to show cause. Publication required weekly for three weeks in Maynard Enterprise and delivery to known parties at least fourteen days before the hearing.
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