Geora Oesterle Slain Amid War Casualty List
Washington D C June 26 The arms casualty list shows 50 names with 46 killed in action and 4 died of other causes. Listed are Lieuts James Ball Robert Flanburg and more, plus numerous corporals and privates from multiple states and towns. A nurse is noted among the deceased from Biloxi Mississippi and Montgomery Alabama.
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Washington, D
Worge A. Ball
Monroe
N. C
Robert Flanburg
Lincoln
Kenna
W. Corp
Nathan Korngold
New York
Harry McReadie
de August Schmidt
Charleston
Rufus A. Shelton
Honey Grove
Tex. Corp
George Tremblay
Holyoke
Mans. Corp
Robert E. Wilcot
Hendersonville
N.C
John Hamiston
East Jaffrey
E - Mechanie
Jose H. Moore
Montesuma
Washington, D. C
Marine Corps
Professional nurse cites Vinol as strength booster after sickness
A New York City nurse recounts recovering from grippe bronchial pneumonia and anemia using Vinol with cod liver oil. She reports better appetite, weight gain, reduced cough, and increased strength, endorsing Vinol as effective alongside iron and manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates.
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New York City
Vinci
E. M. Walker
R. N
W. A8th Street
Phi Floyd G
Russell Q . Russell
Prop
Eceetasata Tebe
Ady
Pimples on Face Cutcura Heals Story
A reader describes facial pimples that began on the forehead and cheek. The lesions were red, hard, and continually scaled, with the condition prompting seeking treatment from Cutcura.
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Cutcura
Germany Prepares People For Failure Of The Offensive
Washington reports Germany plans broad propaganda to brace the home front for a failure to win the war in the current year. It outlines that even if France remains unconquered, the next year could be more favorable for Germany and would push to remove France from the war. The plan also envisions using released soldiers to accelerate submarine construction to counter Allied trade, and hints at future campaigns such as a drive toward Egypt.
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Washington
Germany
France
Egypt
Anna Steese Richardson
Bill
Jack
Harry
Camp McArthur
Farnsworth Announces Candidacy for Vermont Secretary of State
Rutland June 26 Walter F. Farnsworth of Rutland announces his bid for state secretary of state joining rival Harry Z. Black of Newport as the incumbent Frederick W. Fleetwood does not seek re election. Farnsworth, born in Windsor, has a long legal career and public service including secretary of the Vermont state Senate and judge of Rutland city court. He leads Rutland fair and horse show efforts and is active in Masons Elks Patrons of Husbandry and Red Cross work. Papers circulate for backing.
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Rutland
Walter F. Farnsworth
Harry Z. Black
Newport Ha
Frederick &. Fleetwood
Farnaworth
Windsor
George E. Lawrence
Lawrence
Mead
Farnsworth
Vermont State Senate
Rutland City
Proctor
Guy W. Bailey
Iast
Rutland Lodge
Order of Patrons of Husbandry
Rutland Valley Grante
Rutland County
Sugar Zabriskie Named Sugar Administrator
Washington June road administrator Hoover selected G. A. Zabriskie of the milling division to become sugar administrator. He will direct shipments under forthcoming sugar regulations effective July 1 and likely devise a zoning plan for distribution similar to the coal zoning system now in operation.
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Washington
Hoover
G. A. Zabriskie
Mr. Zabriskie
Cattle Feeders Dissatisfied Amid Market Strain
Feeders voice unrest over reduced cattle prices and packing demand as large supplies press against farm margins. Writers note dissatisfaction with army purchase practices and the need for price stabilization, while predicting continued strain on feeders through the coming market cycle.
German Raid Near Badonvillers Takes Prisoners
German forces raided near Badonvillers with two columns after a gas bombardment. An official Berlin report said more than 60 American and French prisoners were taken yesterday morning east of Badonvillers.
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France
Associated Press
Badonvillers
Berlin
Badongliers
Cleveland's Son Enlists in Marine Corps Training
Richard F. Cleveland, son of the late President Grover Cleveland, donned a Marine Corps private uniform and reported for training at the Charlestown Navy Yard barracks yesterday. He will be twenty one on October 28 and lists Princeton, N J, as his home address.
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Boston
Richard F. Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Marine Corps
Charlestown Navy Yard
Cleveland
Princeton, N. I
Phosphated Iron Promises Quick Helper for Nervous Strain
A promotional notice touts Phosphated Iron as a remedy for nervous breakdown and fatigue. It claims rapid improvement, restored color and energy, and better mental clarity after use. Capsules are recommended over pills, with warning to seek genuine product through local druggists.
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Inez
Ewing
Flin
FB. A. Drown
Adv
Patriotic rally and concert to close war savings drive
Marshfield plans a June 28 rally at K of P hall with an open air concert by the Marshfield cornet hand. Lawyer Fred Gleason of Montpelier may speak along with others. The event wraps up a war savings drive urging pledges to buy War Savings stamps at 4 percent interest. A town report will follow.
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Wilson
Graham
K. of P. Hall
Hfield Rornet
Fred Gleason
Montpelier
Ernot
Vermont
Ai Bunts
Camp Devens
Ayer
Mass
Warner Dane
Doschester
Ruth Sargent
Boston
Arthur Gilman
Henry Blake
Woodruff
Barre
Lamberton
Lowell
W. R. Hudson
Ian Sisters
The
Cross
Ko Af Pell
Professor Make
Clara Shortt
Ant
Parted Company Transcript Confused Exchange
A fragmented transcript records a parted company scene with uncertain dialogue. The distorted lines reference a stout man and a deal involving Singve or Alewe as the exchange trims clarity and coherence.
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Singve
Draft Numbers To Be Drawn On Thursday
Washington June 26. Draft order drawing revised by Provost Marshal General Crowder and set for next Thursday at 9 30 a.m. at the Senate office building. The process will use numbered slips drawn from a bowl to establish service order for new registrants under the selective draft act.
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Washington
Necémanry
Dartmouth alumni raise $50,000 to cover college deficit
On June 26 the secretary of the Dartmouth College Alumni Council announced that alumni had subscribed fifty thousand dollars toward the sixty thousand dollar deficit for the year ending July 1, due to war conditions. Alumni agents are working nationwide to raise the remaining ten thousand dollars.
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Dartmouth College
West Berlin Community Notes Reflect Local Social and Civic Events
In West Berlin, 32 children under five and their mothers gathered at Mrs. Joseph Delaney’s home to record weights and heights, with Mrs. Will Herring’s child noted as nearly perfect. Several residents visited nearby towns, attended meetings, and participated in church and Red Cross activities, including a patriotic meeting and war savings discussion.
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Joseph Delany
Will Herring
Charles Patterson
Misa A. R. Emerson
Montpelier
Fred Cameron
Joseph Delaney
H. A. Stockwell
Earle Darik
Barre
Ladies of the Red Cross
B. S. Gove
Herbert Elmer
Thi
St. Albans
Mra
Mod
EM. Ayers
Northfield
Herbert Wasot
Local Market Prices Report for Hogs Beef and Dairy
Market notes from St Johnsburg and Boston on June 26 show hogs three fourt hs of a cent lower beef down one cent veal steady. Butter creamery dairy and eggs quoted with varied grades. Weekly receipts include poultry lambs hogs cattle calves and dairy products.
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St. Johnnsburg
W. A. Ricker
All Beef Cattle Lower at Brighton Stock Yards
Brighton Mass June 26 All beef cattle were lower at the Brighton stock yards due to unsettled market for fresh beef in Boston. Hogs and calves also sold lower while only calves barely held steady. heavy cattle were scarce and top prices hovered around 20 cents with good cattle at 8 to 9 cents and light cattle at 7 to 8 cents.
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Brighton
Mass
Boxton
Brighton Yards
New Hampshire
Gage
Market Slump Refolds Cattle Hogs And Calves Prices
Cows fell with slack demand across grades. Best bulls around 11% cents, stock average near 9 cents. Calves steady with fair lots at 15 16 cents, small calves at 12 cents, grassers 9 11 cents. Hogs down sharply with best at 16 16% cents, dressed at 20 21 cents. Milch cows steady with prices 75 to 150, real fancy milker higher. Home News notes urge mothers to write to soldiers overseas, pink letters from girls valued.
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Bowen Cttt
Winge
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Milwaukee
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Freano
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Weston
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Eugene Chagnon
Nashta
N. Fh
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Louis Goldstein
Sheffield
Ala
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Milwau
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Indianapolis
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Stonington
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Concord
Téun
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Moscow
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Indian Orchard
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Anton L. Durach
Karnes City
Tex
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Dubuque
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Morgan, Pa
Herbert Lambcke
Menomonee Falla
Charles Lola
Pleasant Point
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Staln
Greece
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Brooklyn
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Chickasha
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Katherine Dent
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Pership
Montgomery
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Herman J. Eckhardt
Woodbury
Leon Frost
Luna
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Paragould
J. H. Parson
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Olive
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William J. Dunphy
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John H. Simon, Jr
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Marines
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Dartmouth
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CASCO
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Erron OY Acn
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Ricker's Market Reports
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Young America
Egge
Hennery
Hart Schaffner
Marx
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Barre, Vt
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