Harry Colvill Reported Wounded in France in September
Newburgh, Dec. 4. Arthur Colvill, a Waser manufacturer, received word from the Adjutant General in Washington that his son, Harry Colvill, was wounded in France on September 11. He belongs to Co. A Sith Machine Company of the Surh division and went to Camp Dix in May. The family had heard he was in a hospital but then received a later telegram. He is a nephew of overt Colvill of this city.
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Newburgh
Arthur Colvill
Adjutant General's
Washington
Harry Colvill
France
Co. A. Sith Machine Company
Surh
Camp Dix
Jeter
Irom
Lemer
Ceer
Water Street
Las
Wounded Listed in Casualty Report From Various Towns
The casualty list notes several wounded from Wurtzboro Brunner Newburgh William P Olinski New Hampton Max P Soin Hurleryville and A Spencer Lew Beach reported in good health. A vague wartime notice mentions a cent a word advertisement.
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Wurtzboro
Brunner
Newburgh
Wiliam P. Olinski
New Hampton
Max P. Soin
Hurleryvile
A. Spencer
Lew Beach
Ambition Salts advertisement claims quick relief
An advertisement touts Ambition Salts as a universal remedy for indigestion headache biliousness constipation acid stomach and liver and kidney troubles. It promises rapid action pleasant taste a money back guarantee on the first bottle and urges taking it before sleep to wake clear eyed and energetic.
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Turhill & Terhune
Hamlin
New York State Food Commission Sets Feeding Stuff Rules
The New York State Food Commission promulgates rules governing concentrated commercial feeding stuffs. Requirements include labeling with ingredient totals or per-unit weights, yellow tags for certain products, and delivery timing to purchasers. Exemptions apply to natural meals and certain by products. penalties and effective dates are specified with prior contracts exempted.
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NEW York State Food CO Usissigon
Nark
State Food Mission
New York State
New York
Maritimes
Lees
Shah
Mt Ontai
Rul
Nork
Merk
Iran
New Fe
Hell
Multiple Orange County Estate Notices in 1910s Chronicle
A batch of legal notices lists claimants and executors for several Orange County estates. Names include Sarah A Horton, Mary E Mickwen, Theodore Comfort, Theresa B Butts, Mary C Ayres, Bertha May Bennett, Charles W Baird, Gustav Sate, Anna Leser, and others. Notices require presenting claims with vouchers by specified dates, through executors, administrators, or executrices at Middletown Wallkill or local addresses.
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Chauxcey & Hokrun
County of Orange
Wall
Wallkill
Mary C. Ayres
Bertha May Bennett
Gustav
Fair Oaks
Mas FL. Keigh
Broadway
Manhattan
New York City
Notice to creditors in the will of William E Ubbs
Legal notice states the estate of William E Ubbs of Middletown must present claims and vouchers to the executor of his last will and testament at the Cary of Middletions by May 1st Dated Middletown 1913. Birdella Gibbs Arthur Payne Merchants National Bank Bidg dictows NY.
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Sullivan County
Will
Michween
Comfort
Tueodore Comfort
Walt EN
Gala
Walt&it
Arthur M. Payne
Executrix
Merchants National Bank Ride
Middletown
N. Y
George H. Butts
Executrices
Merchants’ National Bank Bldg
Middletown, NL
Greenville
Charles W. Baird
Willian
E. Uibbs
Cnunty
Miicietowe
Birdella “Gibbs
Jackson Post Holds Election Tuesday Night
At the Captain William A. Jackson Post No 361 G A R regular meeting on Tuesday Dec 3 officers for the next year were elected including Commander Francis A Clark C A Hornbeck Charles B Wood GM Joseph F Terhune Chaplain G H Black LG R R Coroner Surgeon H M Howell OG George W Reen Delegate AA Wilbur A cordner For the Harmony Club the Ladies Harmony Club will meet Thursday afternoon at Charlies E Darling 3 Hanford street all members requested.
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William A. Jackson
Francis A. Clark
A. J. Hornbeck
Charles B. Wood
Joseph F. Terhune
G. H. Black
G. H. Black. . 0. Lg—R. R. Coroner. Surgeon—H. 3M. Howell. Og—George W. Reen
B. Wilbur
E—R. R. Cordner
A. J. Hornbers
Yeurse EL Yewkes
ML Hoxel
THE
Harmony Club
Ladies’ Harmony Club
Imec
Charlies E. Darling
Hanford Street
Oliver Ketcham’s Pneumonia Weakness After Ten Months
Oliver Ketcham describes prolonged weakness and run down condition after ten months of not working tied to pneumonia. He reports throat catarrh, hearing issues, mucus in throat, shortness of bread, heart palpitations, chest pain, kidneyling, nervous tremors, and poor rest. He says he used No 1 Geldine and volunteers to share results.
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Oliver Ketcham
Ex Senator Clark Endorses Goldine For Health Turnaround
Ex Senator William F Clark recounts years of stomach indigestion and bladder kidney troubles. After using Goldine No 1 and No 2, he reports rapid improvement, better sleep, weight gain, and renewed appetite. He urges others with similar ailments to try the herb remedy, noting it is sold at local pharmacies.
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Willam F. Clark
Eves
Exator Wal
F. Clare
Goldineman
Mchlonagle & Rogers
Scott’s Pharmacy
Goshen
N.Y
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Charles H. Retts
Buitenher
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