Ricketts Battery in the Civil War Heroics at Gettysburg
The piece chronicles Captain and later Colonel Ricketts of Battery F, Pennsylvania Light Artillery. It details his front line service from 1861, his command transitions, the pivotal defense at Cemetery Hill against the Louisiana Tigers, and his continued actions through Briscoe Station and Petersburg. The narrative highlights his leadership, cannister tactics, and eventual promotions to major and colonel, ending with postwar pursuits.
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Tte
Eeeb Coutina Neler
Columbia
Wyoming
Hartleburg
Minsylvania Light Artillery
T.campbell
Pesond Leutenant
Dar- Maryland
Mic“Ine
First Army Corps
Ricketts
Rickett
Matthews
Pennsylvania
Gattyeburg
Louisiana Tigers
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Rickarts
Stevens
Weiderick
Weiderigk
bin Sdenes
Carroll
Louis
Iana Tigers
Briscoe Station
Ricketts Battery
Petersburg
Chrysler car showcases unmatched performance and enjoyment
A promotional note claims Chrysler delivers superior results with unique performance. It urges potential buyers to experience the car, stating no other market offering matches its value and enjoyment.
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Chrysler
Delco-Light debuts low-cost farm lighting plant
The Delco-Light Company announces a revolutionary $195 600-watt lighting plant with five brass fixtures, complete installation and wiring, offered at a total price of $248 including freight. The plan includes dealer installation and easy terms with a small down payment, aimed at bringing electricity to a million farm homes.
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America
F. O. B. Dayton
Delco-Light
Mississippi
London Uncle Feared Burial Alive in Will Provision
Alfred A. George of London feared being buried alive and left in his will $6,000 to any doctor who proved he was in a trance and not dead. The document appears amid reports of 1918 era politics and law changes across Luzerne, Sullivan, and Wyoming counties, noting salary bills for judges and county officials.
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Lawrence
Einstein
Allegheny
Bromley
Representative Thomas
Luzerne
Barr
Ernest
Dauphin
Eyre
Chester
Mansfield
Max. Weidiger
Weidiger
London
Alfred A. George
Governor Pinchot Signs Twenty Bills In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg April 23. Governor Pinchot signs twenty bills including eleven House and nine Senate measures. Boroughs may act jointly on parks playgrounds and public facilities under a measure by Representative Herko Lackawanna. Legislation also reduces washer weight from 48 to 45 pounds by Senator Weingartner.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Senate
Her‘ko
Lackawanna
Weingartner
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J. A. Stokes
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Delco-Light Company
Dayton, Ohio
General Motors Corporation
Welfare Department
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Moore
Washington
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