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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1916
Page
10
A wide misc ad section lists for sale items including rubber boots hay and a brown ladies coat, plus a kitchen stove upright piano and goat for sale. Several lost items noted including a passbook and black fur collar. Coming events announce dances, pageants, and church activities through January.
Market list shows veal cuts from 18 to 22 cents per pound including roasting veal at 18c and stewing veal at 14c, plus lamb chops at 20c and genuine spring lamb legs at 22c per pound. Also offered are home dressed fowl at 22c per pound, hamburger lean, beef steaks at 16c, Boston roast, fresh liver at 95c for 3 pounds, Dixie brand bacon at 25c per pound.
Help wanted ads announce a male farm hand who must be a good milker, steady and sober, with address FLA Box 276 Unionville NY. Also four men needed at once to fit crew, Hustlers wanted at 13 Stanton Street. Female help sought for experienced sewing machine operators and learners at Lust berg Nast Company Smith Street. Obituary notes thankfulness for kindness after death of husband and father Seely Green. Abs and Charles T. Green.
Classified ad offers an attractively furnished room with bath spray hot water electric drop light telephone and two windows on second floor at 2 dollars weekly. Located at 4 Prospect Street Heuston Townsend signs.
Ossining news reports George R. Brewster formerly of Newburgh will be released from Sing Sing on January 29 after an exemplary prison record. He will serve two years three months nine days and go on parole for one year post release. Brewster says he sought no favor, will live in Plainfield New Jersey, and plans to start anew with employment at a large insurance firm.
Classified pages list car overhauls at Pilgrim Garage and grocery specials at Dusdale's with steak prices and produce, followed by numerous FOR SALE and FOR SALE OR EXCHANGe items, including houses, farmland, and tools. Obituaries note deaths of Mackenroth and Dunlap, with funeral details and survivors.
Charles G. Roescher cigarmaker and Miss Ethel Vidette of this city were married at the North Street parsonage by Rev. C Reynolds Thursday evening at 9 oclock attended by Mrs. C E Wolcott and daughter. They will reside in this city. Joseph W Barnes and Miss Mabel E Halcott were also married Monday at the bride’s home 22 Monhagen avenue with Rev. John Kershaw officiating.
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