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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
4
A letter urges coordinated effort among parents teachers principals superintendents and school boards to raise public education. It argues family involvement teacher support decisive leadership and practical oversight, offering six points: parental engagement student effort teacher self control principal classroom focus and board cooperation to boost efficiency and results.
A mortgage notice records a public auction on premises on Elmwood Street Maynard Mass, detailing lot boundaries, plan references, and a ten year restraint on construction. Probate notice cites J Clifford Walker of Sudbury to administer Caroline J Walker estate, with hearing set for November 17, 1913 at Cambridge Probate Court.
In Newington England an inquest heard that a woman had lived 24 years as a tenant of the Pon sonby buildings Blackfriars. The porter testified he never saw her receive visitors until her sister called and, at her request, forced the door open.
The petition of Anne Albina Love of Concord Junction seeks restraint on her husband West Franklin Love and order for support and maintenance of their minor children. Notice required for appearance at Cambridge Probate Court on September 19, 1913, with publication in the Concord Enterprise for three weeks and service by personal delivery or last known address. W. B. Rogers, Register. Edward F. Loughlin, Attorney for Petitioner. $3-7-10
In Middlesex county probate court at Cambridge on September 11, 1913, James Piggott petitions for letters testamentary on Sarah J. Jones of Acton without bond. He must publish weekly notices for three weeks in Acton Enterprise and mail notices to interested parties fourteen days before the hearing. First Judge Charles J. Melntire signs the citation.
Probate Court in Middlesex is to hear Edgar Weeks request to appoint a conservator for Adeline M. Willis due to alleged mental weakness. The hearing is set for August 18, 1900, with notices to heirs by mail or weekly publication in the Sudbury Enterprise.
The notice promotes a moving service called Everybody's Moving. It claims they provide a motor track service and invite readers to try it. It mentions they can carry parties and encourages trials of the service.
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