Battery Boys Write Home From Camp Upton
A letter from Wallace Cummins, a member of the battery stationed at Camp Upton New York, describes the change from Camp Sheridan Alabama to the longer training and the comforts of a larger camp. He notes traveling through ten states with 15 states touched, a tunnel under the channel to Long Island, a nearby bathing beach, cooler air away from Alabama heat, and fond memories of Montgomery friends. He invites his mother to write often.
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Sheridan
Madama
Artillery
Knox County
Camp Upton
N. Y
Wallace Cummins
Nea Bladensturk
Bladensburg
Delaware
Potomac
Hudson
Long Island
Alabama
Montgomery
Athens man Liggett arrives in France
Word received here confirms Thomas Liggett of Athens, a well known local resident, has arrived in France. The report notes his familiar standing in the community and marks his departure from home for service abroad.
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France
H. R. Masteller
Thomas Liggett
Athens
Wheat crop outlook and bond purchase urged in Ohio
Central Ohio farmers are urged to sell wheat for cash, invest the proceeds, and buy Liberty Bonds and Thrift Stamps. The Buckeye State Building and Loan Co. promotes loans and deposits, citing a 14.8 million asset base and local offices in Columbus. The notice mentions probate matters and land deeds amid a cluttered financial appeal.
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Buckeye State Building and Lawn Co
Rankin Building
Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Liberty
Court News Mills Porterfield dispute over sheep sale
In a common pleas ruling, Isaac N Mills sued Charles G Porterfield for 80393 dollars claiming payment for sheep bought at auction. Porterfield argued the sheep were stolen before ownership passed, so he could not be responsible. The decision directs a verdict for Mills. Additionally probate notices record administrators appointed and estates filed in the county court.
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Common Pleas Court
Isaac N. Mills
Charles G. Porterfield
Porterfield
Registration of German Female Enemies Notice
Registration of German females age 14 and up who are within the United States and not naturalized citizens is required by proclamation. Registration runs from 6 a.m. June 17 to 8 p.m. June 26, excluding June 23, at Mt. Vernon mayoral office in Knox County which stays open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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United States
Knox County
Mt. Vernon
Government Ruling on A A Claims and Railway Injuries
Government guidance outlines that federal control over Metallpoads of the United States allows personal injury suits against the carrier but prevents execution on government property. The director general will assess merits and pay where appropriate, aiming to avoid litigation and ensure injured employees receive benefits without burdensome legal costs. The policy discourages prejudice driven verdicts and excessive attorney fees.
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Metallpoads
United States
Dole Horton Payne
Division of Law
Allroad
Walter Sperry
Bey
Federal Control Net Contem
Cholera Morbus Warns Of Dangers And Remedies
A Huntington Indiana reader endorses Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential in every home after two children recovered rapidly from cholera morbus in summer 1911. The notice stresses the disease's danger and the need for prompt medicine before a physician arrives.
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Chamberlain
Chas. Enyeart
Huntington
Ind
Cranmer Brother Marl Leaves Hospital on Recovery
Paul Cranmer reports Marl Cranmer, recently hospitalized this spring, is markedly improved. Marl expects a two week furlough and plans to come home soon.
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Paul Cranmer
Marl
Cranmer
Copyright notice fragment on legal fee payment terms
Fragmentary text references may require payment to an attorney for services rendered and a duty to exercise rights. It appears to discuss fee arrangements and possible remedies or obligations but is incomplete and unclear as a legal notice.
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Anawen
Joseph Smith Jr Dies in Shipping Incident
Joseph Smith Sr aged 26, wireless operator on the freighter Harry J Craft, died Wednesday after being taken ashore for medical aid. His mother received a telegram from the captain. He leaves a widow and family in this city.
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Joseph Smith
Ward
Harry J. Craft
Smith
Eithar
Burden Hs
Joseph WW
Amith
Slater
Zeus
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Battery Boys
New York
Philly Hawkins
Jobo Breckler
Z. Itlee
William J. Chitter
Denuie
Court News
Banner AL. Allen
FL. J. Greer
Mariaty, Hood
Joseph F. Blubaugh
Anna Welker
L.T. Cromley
James ©. Scott
Mary P. Bolbéf
Joseph FP
Billbaugh
A. A. Claims
Joseph Smith, JR
the Fire Insurance Man
J. ‘Doc’ Welse
Gambler Street
Tream & Rimer
Accidentneurance
Plato Glues Insurance
Gutomobile
Luther
Wm. F. Rime Maio Bt. Cit
C.levering
East High Street
Mt. Vernoe
Mt. Runtsberger
McDermott
Main
Ringwall
Money Savers
Cretonne
Vras
Oxfords
Tennis Oxfords
Boston
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
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