Classified Advertising Offers and Instructions
All advertising must be prepaid. Enclose 16 cents for one week six insertions. Do not phone the office. mail or deliver payments to the address in the ad. Ford Touring car for sale with 4 cylinder engine in fair condition. Other autos and furniture ad offerings follow with brief details and price notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tires
Tander
W. Wi
Marshay
L. R. Blinn
Ajax Crow Works
C. H. Henderson
N. Center
Plano Coy
Gillette
Star Benge
Corry
Dur
En Hunse
Tire Loa
Taal Délawara
Siyadel
Projbrick
Welhowe
Tpm
For Rent Notices from Robt W Sarin & Co
Multiple rental listings from Robt W Sarin & Co announcing furnished and unfurnished rooms and flats. Includes locations such as West Grocery area and 110 Vanderbilt Street with varying terms and prices. Listings appear as brief classified notices from a historical newspaper ad section.
Lost Fort Bunch Keys Discovered Near Harbor
A garbled note reports missing keys linked to Fort Bunch near a harbor area. Names and exact locations are unclear, but the item implies a search effort and potential discovery. Further clarification is needed to identify the parties and precise circumstances.
Kidney Health Tonic Ad Claims Easy Urine Relief
An old advertisement promotes Yad Salts a sodium and lemon juice tonic said to cleanse kidneys and ease bladder irritation. It urges regular use, claiming improved kidney function, reduced acid buildup, and a pleasant effervescent beverage for every home. It emphasizes inexpensive, safe benefits and urges readers to try a tablespoonful before breakfast for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Bocas
Anema Villepigue Wins Distinguished Service Cross
Corporal Villepigue of Company M, 118th Infantry earned the Distinguished Service Cross for heroism near Vitux Andigny on October 15, 1918. He led his squad against heavy machine gun fire, crawled forward under fire to reach an enemy dugout, and returned with a prisoner despite wounds and the loss of a comrade. Villepigue is listed with his mother Mrs H. Villepigue at 4027 Lyubetteron Street, Camidonoy 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G
Corp. Vittepigug
HP. Villepleue
Lybiteron Street
Cumidony
Frederick Gaskins Honored for Gallantry in France
Corporal Frederick Gaskins of Company 1, 118th Infantry, was killed in action in France on December 16. He received a high wartime honor for distinguished gallantry during a critical assault that eliminated an enemy machine gun nest and preserved his unit’s position. The award cited his courage and self-sacrifice amid heavy fire in the village area near Chesterfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Gaskins
118Th Infantry
Seryice Caley
Corp
Gaekins
Netlon
Kolin
King Tw
Hain Agn
Kant
Waters
Cory
Ty Chesterfeld
G. i
Corporal John Pratt Receives Bravery Decoration
Corporal John Pratt of Co L 166th Infantry was awarded for conspicuous bravery at the Hed quarter advance battle when heavy shelling pinned down the unit. He crawled under fire to attend two severely wounded soldiers, then dragged them to safety and dressing stations, saving their lives. Address listed as Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pratt
Co. L
166Th Infantry
Pratt
Toledo
Reider Waaler Knighted for Gallant Rescue of Crew
Sergeant Wauler of Company A 105th Machine Gun Battalion earned commendation for heroic actions under heavy shelling near Ronznoy on September 27. He remained with a damaged tank as others were trapped, reentered the vehicle, and searched for survivors despite extreme heat and risk of explosion. Address listed as Norland, Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reider Waaler
105Th
Wauler
Bom
Minunitlin
Bly Hollier
Noretund
Norway
Sergeant Hatter Receives Decoration For River Patrol Heroism
Ser geant Gutter of Company B 356th Infantry earned a prestigious decoration after a river patrol on the MouKo river near Pouilly France on November 8 1912. During the mission a comrade drowned in cold water yet Hatter secured vital information and continued the task despite the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldom
Hatter
356Th Infantry
Gutter
Homiel Lavoliag Tyrdom Neae Pouilly
Novaber
Mivine
Revine
MouKo
Gross
Huttoe
Hyts
Neosho
Private Harry Le Causland Hero of Battle Near Ranthevilly
Private Harry Le Causland of Company 1 357th was mortally wounded near Ranthevilly France on October 24 1918 while carrying ammunition up to support a raid. He crawled forward shouting for a return to the fire then died from a machine gun bullet, leaving a home in Anaconda West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry LE. Causland
Causland
Coneplononse Herolsta
Nation
Ranthevilly
France
Petwiile Cansland
Ammmunition
Carrien Fon Minchlaln
Anacontes
Private Hart Named Medal for Action with 9th Infantry
Frank J. Bart of the 9th Infantry received a military honor for conspicuous gallantry during an action against the enemy. Bart, advancing with Company E, exposed himself to machine gun fire to rescue a wounded comrade, aiding the unit’s advance before being fouled by enemy fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Bart
9Th Infantry
Hart
Neue Medleah
Turin
Prince
Bart
Belng
Conner
Netion
Private Spamanato’s Heroic Action Near Monttatient France
Private Spamanato of Company L on patrol with three fellow soldiers faced an enemy machine gun 50 yards away in Nilviluere Of Tstine. He killed five men with a rifle, forced the retreat of the opposing crew, and carried the wounded to safety after grenades exploded. His wife remains in Somitile province, Caserte, Tul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aniello Spamanato
357Th Infantry
Spatianat
Petson
Monttatient
France
Ortobir
Spamanata Yi
Nilviluere
Tstine
Priyite Spimuunialir
Troubiers
Megrenades
Arthur Forrest and actions in World War I noted
Sergeant Arthur J. Forrest of Company D, 254th Infantry, earned the Distinguished Service Cross for gallantry near Hemonville, France, on November 1, 1918. He advanced under fire, directed his squad, and helped rally the unit, receiving the award for conspicuous bravery. Hannibal, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
254Th Infantry
Morrest
Hemonville
Franice
Hannibal
Mrs Elizabeth May Credits Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
In Columbia Pennsylvania Mrs Elizabeth May reports weakness and back pains from illness and fatigue. After reading Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound testimonials she tried it and says she is healthier than ever and recommends it to women with similar symptoms. The ad claims the remedy’s success rests on roots and herbs that strengthen the female organism and cites letters from women nationwide as proof.
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Columbia
Tsay
Lydia E. Pinkham
Elizabeth May
R.F.D
Lynn B. Pinkham
Daily Fashion Hint and Local Notices From 19th Century Ad
A fragmentary page item mentions fashion hints with garbled text about belts and ribbons and a bell collar. It includes a disjointed business line referencing Dr. Emerson a chiropractor offering non surgical care at 44 Be Main St with stated hours.
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Connie Kieren
Atu Tin
Watt
Ty ‘Bath
Otfes Eo
West
Haumehold
Sato
Bantosh
Alka Yoo
Joan
Audis
Wivestipstrom
Robt. W. Sarin & CO
Fort Bunch Fl Keys
Pluiter Gilenne Wavn Ab Diurnat Olen
Anema Downs
Arthur J. Forrest
May
Dtu
Drmindy
Poole
F. G. Emerson
Medicing Caupi
Yale
Morviea
Morrion
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Hp Kibler
Telloen Iyer Avis Canale
Ponti
Wien
Svorg Walion
P.M. Waltzer
Vince Bt
Taylory Texan
Paver
Tyara
de Berliner Company
Pleasant Sr
Penn's
W. Ed
Marsh & Son
Washington St
Ben Phone
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N. Y
Cali
Jersey
Corry Furniture Co
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The
Starr Granite & Marble
Maple Ave
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