Split in G. O. P. in Stratford Expected Soon
Stratford reports a new Republican faction forming ahead of town elections, aiming to present unfamiliar candidates and unite the party. Mayor Wellington plans American Day events on May 1, with a mammoth parade and exercises at Academy Hill. The town mourns Miss Ester Bond with funeral at Union Cemetery. weather has melted much snow. a new Stratford baby arrives. local lodge plans conferring first degree. a for sale notice and local ads appear alongside dated anecdotes from 1797.
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the Times
Stratford
Republican Party
Town
Wellington
Academy Iil
Ester Bond
Johnson Avenue
A. F. Chamberlain
Stratford Methodist Church
Union Cemetery
Income Tax On Sale Profits From 1919 Realizations
The 1919 profits from selling dwellings, farms, machinery, land, stocks, and roads must be reported. Singles must file if total income from sales and other sources reaches 1000 dollars. married couples if 2000 dollars or more. Returns and payments are due March 15, 1920. Kansas City Star notes public concern over capital versus labor.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Milford Widow Mary Diamond Dies After Long Illness
Milford notices report the death of Mary Diamond widow of Jabez Smith at the Smith homestead on Broad Street after a long illness. Born in Ireland she came to the United States as a child living in Geneseo New York before marrying in 1869 and joining Plymouth church. Surviving sisters and a son are listed. Separate items note a rifle team victory, a Lenten service sermon, a non-support case, a Lucia chapter event, Republican caucus plans, Plymouth Workers gathering, and electric car service resumption with crews freed from snowbound lines.
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Mary Diamond
Jabez Smith
Smith Homsetead
Broad Street
Mrs. Smith
Ireland
New York State
Geneseo
Jabex Smith
Milford
Plymouth
Charlton Woodford
Bristol
Elizaeth M. Smith
William A. Smith
New Haven
Sanford Hawkins
Elinor Hawkins
Newton Hawkins
Winter Snows Improve Soil In Gardens
USDA specialists say winter snows and freezing weather condition soil for gardening. Soil forms from weathered rock and organic matter, freezes open rock crevices, and breaks down particles for plant roots to access water and nutrients.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Pile Sufferers Urged to Try New Home Cure Tablet
A health notice promotes a pleasant tasting tablet as a simple cure for piles. It promises relief without discomfort or time loss and urges readers to chew the tablet intermittently for effect.
Free treatment offer for piles proves method’s value
A physician advertises a free trial of a pile treatment saying thousands endorse it and guarantees prompt relief. The message targets hopeless cases where other ointments failed and asks readers to mail a coupon today to receive the method at no cost.
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Heleny
Wells Jenn
Boom in Jobs Noted in Eastern Labor Boom
New York March 11 The Knights of Columbus report a labor boom in the eastern and northeastern states for February end. The K of C bureaus placed 16 385 opportunities in cities including Baltimore Havenne Boston Buffalo Brockton Hartford Jersey City Newark New Haven Norfolk Philadelphia Providence Portland Washington and others. Veterans applying numbered 12 450 with over 10 000 placed. Edward J Sullivan Boston says the January slowdown gives way to a boom in the north northeastern region across all lines.
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New York
Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Baltimore
Havenne
Boston
Buffalo
Brockton
Hartford
Jersey City
Newark
New Haven
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Providence
Portland
Washington
Longacre
Forty-sixth Street
Broadway
Edward J. Sullivan
Committee On War Activities
Co. D Inspection Tonight At Armory
Members of Co. D 4th Infantry CSG set for an inspection by an overseas army officer at the Armory tonight. Every member must report for this inspection. The piece ends with a political jab about taxes.
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Co. D., 4Th Infantry
4831 AEF Married Abroad Reveals Nationalities
War Department figures show that up to 4831 enlisted men and 1060 officers of the AEF married abroad. The brides were largely French, with other nationalities including British, Luxembourg, Belgian, Italian, Russian, Swiss, Polish, Greek, Dutch, Roumanian, Spanish, Servian, and Jugoslav.
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Sister Republic
Archangel
Vladivostok
Britain
Paris
The
War Department
Nawine
Ithereas
Luxembourg
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Peter Gleason
Conn
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Rockwell
Corne Main
Hillside Avenue
Buckinghameshire
Stuart
Lutterell
Mayfair
Kansa
City Star
Milford News
Company B. C. &. G
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Sergt
Swift
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Episcopal Church
George W. Griffith
George Knehr
Wildemere Beach
Lucia
Q. E
William Woodruff
Fort Trumbull Beach
Sound View Hotel
Page Bros
Marshall, Mich
Pia
Frisbie
A.E.F
John E.pickett
America
S. E. Lucey
Olive Street
Bridgeport
Ladies'Home Journal
Elm Street
Bolivia
St Gakani Sui Fas
York & Sil
Boston Feens
the Arcade
Flower Shop
James Duggap
Frank Smethurst
Cyrus Pharmacy
Fairfield Ave
Courtland St
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Wooster
Dk. G. Hunt
Meise He
OLDS
Vicks Vaporub
City National Bank
Frank Miller Lumber Co
Vincent Bros. Washburn & Carbon ST
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Pareneur Pemes
Lewis Cigar Mfg.co
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