Sweet Corn Prices Rise as Market Clears Supplies
Price trends show sweet corn advancing to 2.25 to 2.40 dollars at retail with top lines 2.50 to 2.75 for extra fancy. No. 2 corn brings growers 1.75 to 2.4 dollars per dozen, while Golden Bantam remains popular at 2.25 per sack. Tomatoes stay steady with advice to curb household usage amid bottom prices. prices for other produce are listed, reflecting retailer costs and typical margins.
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Best Evergreen
Grow. Org
Cory
California
New Mexico
Jersey
South America
Lima
Boston
Connecticut
Valles
Truck Driver Found Guilty in Fairfield Court
Fairfield Aug 23 A truck driver Santfrin Cisco Cellolucintelo was found guilty in town court of reckless driving after a truck plunged over a bridge into Mill River Wednesday night. He was fined $50. The case described a vehicle driven by Winters of 1200 in South Street. Two girls in the truck suffered severe injuries including a missing tooth and abrasions. Injured youths, including Anthony Gallagher of Milford and Juln Williams, were hospitalized or in court. Winters plans to sue the company and others for damages.
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Sfirls
Cumpana
Hart
Myrtle Avenue
Dsaid
Mildred Randall
Street
Sidues Winers
Anthony Gallagher
Milford
Janet Port Hospital
Juln Wiliams
Annual Outing By Acme Shear Company Foremen
Foremen of the Aring Shear Company enjoyed wine tasting and dinner at a local join. The event was described as a most enjoyable gathering with several named attendees attending the outing.
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Acme Shear Company
Aring Shear Company
Amon
Worth
Tsachel O'lora
Dada Smetana
Stephen Alene
Steve 21En Morton
Andrew Hisar
Fan Barish
Michael Mune
John von
Edward Ottawa
Jaevey Bhott
Johln
Garfield Won't Back Miner Pay Hike Amid War Ties
Sington August 26 Garfield will not approve a wage rise for miners after talks with United Mine Workers officials. He plans to end operator bonuses that spurred labor competition and reminded workers of the Washington wartime wage pact. The administration began cutting coal prices by 20 cents a ton in Cambridge and docking fields and five cents elsewhere in Ohio, excluding river districts. Ohio officials cited bonus payments as a source of worker disappointment.
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Saington
Pfarl
Garfield
Hhe
United Mine Workers
Mmine
Washington
Cambridge
Docking
Ohio
Senator James Faces No Setback in Military Inquiry
A report tending to charge Charles Humbert senator and former Paris Journal owner with communicating with the enemy has been sent to the military Governor of Paris by a government commission. A bill is to be
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Charles Humbert
The
Paris Journal
Paris
Waterbury papers raise price to three cents
Waterbury Republicans announce a price rise starting September 1 with the daily edition moving from two to three cents and the Sunday edition from five to seven cents. The Waterbury Democrat and eleven other Connecticut papers plan to raise to three cents as well.
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Waterbury
Waterbury Republican
Thaepublican
Waterfuiry Democrat
Connecticeut
Periodicals to cut paper use ten percent wartime rule
Washington August 33 War Industries board announces paper conservation rules for weekly bi monthly and quarterly magazines requiring lighter paper and a ten percent cut in tonnage this year. No guarantee of adequate supply under reduced tonnage is given. Advertising rebates based on circulation fall below guaranteed levels and several wasteful practices begun at the opening of the Senate are ordered stopped.
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Washington
War Industries Board
Upton Camp call for 1917 division list of men
Draft Board No 6 calls 1917 men for Camp Upton on September 6 including Timothy T Fitzgibbons of 114 Revere Street. Special service recruits listed: Williamia Lewis Hopatcong Bennett Kaplan Charles Warwick Arthur Rome Harry Slagen David Salome Atak Avedissian Thomas Kelly Charles Cerreta Joseph Miller James Purcell John Simocko Patrick Bowes Thomas Griffin and others from New York Newark and surrounding towns.
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Draft Board No
Camp Upton
Timothy T Fitzgibbons
Revere
Fitzgibbons
William Ia Lewis
Alainac Hotel
Hopatcong
Bennett Kaplan
Summerfield Avenue
Charles I. Warwick
Bainbridge
Arthur Rome
Orange Street
Uarry Slagen
Palmetto Avenue
Brooklyn
David Salome
Columbus Stret
Newark
Atak Avedissian
Seaview Avenue
Thomas Kelly
Tinton Street
West Springfeld
Aluss
Charles Cerreta
Logan Street
Joseph Aliller
Toston Avenue
James Purcell
New York
John Simocko
Carroll Avenue
Datrick Bowes
Connecticut Avenue
Thomas
Griffin
Beardsley Street
Three Sailors Dead in Navy Accident
Washington Aug 23 The Navy department reports that an accident on August 21 caused the deaths of four officers and a machinist mate: Ensigns Arthur Boorse Birmingham Alabama and Robert F. Clark Dedham Massachusetts and William F. Redman Bladensburg Maryland.
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Washington
Navy Department
Count Kirchbach Named Commander in Ukraine
Count Kirchbach is appointed commander of German forces in Ukraine succeeding Field Marshal Eichhorn who was recently assassinated. Kirchbach, formerly in command of the tenth reserve, has a noted history and was wounded four years ago.
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Count Kirchbach
Ukraine
Marsal Eichhorn
War Stamp Sales In Schools Grow Seven Per Cent
Weekly thrift stamp totals in schools rose seven percent led by Lincoln and Prospect with strong showings from Maplewood, Grand, Columbus, and Washington. The board notes the week’s stamp sales powered by 108 depositors to a district total of about $934, with Maplewood not included in this tally.
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Board of Iducation
John B. Wirkoop
Wite
Maplewood
Lincoln School
Srom
Grand
Columbus
Prospect
Iclias Frowe
Longstellow
Jaccs
Ron
Wishington
Wheeler
Sunthus
Barnum
Wiltersville
Sunnnerfield
Man
McKinles
Whittier
Alankewood School
Ite
Seedenis
Jefferson
Junior High
Shelton
Island Brook
Huntington Road
Garfield
Black Rock
Lord Cecil vs German Colonies Evidence to be Published
London reports Lord Rodger Cray under secretary for forest affairs says Germany’s brutal rule in its colonies will be exposed. He references Dr W S Solg speech of August 21 and notes forthcoming documentation to show German governance was callous and cannot be restored.
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London
Rod Gri Ce
Fortes Affairs
W. S. Solg
Roberts
Isriii
Germany
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P. O. Arcade
Meigs
Bridgeport, Com
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