For Sale Classified Ads Listing Various Goods and Properties
A collage of small ads offers a milch cow and calf, a business block on Main Street, stock and dairy hay by carload, real estate and windows supplies, sidewalks delivered in city, used typewriters, cement and masons materials, and houses for sale in city areas. Names include L S Dudley Essex Ct August Johnson Chas T Foster Joseph Annino Mylchreest Bros A Calasda with locations in Hartford and local streets.
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George G. Whitmore
Warner
Chester
Il Air Line Avenue
Portland
High Street
Michael
North High Street
Man Freestone Avenue
Loveland Street
M. Burns
Cromwell
St *S Church
Fitzpatrick
Ranny
North Main Street
Meech & Dard, Inc
T. W. O'Keefe
Grand St
Boston
Joseph
Dudley
Essex
August Johnson
Chas. T. Foster Levaminster
Ee Fuksacce
Annino
Ae North Main St
Pale—Sani
Mylchreest Brothers
L. C. Smith Typewriter
Toms Typewriter Exchange
Pearl St
Hartford
Mylcchreest Bros
A. Calasda
Empire Cleaning and Dyeing Co
Joseph S. Annino
North Main St
Main Street
Marinello Terret Prep Peeroys
Missett
Granu Theatre
Court Street
Ficor
Court St
Middletown
Four Army Casualty Lists Totals 1,870 Names
Washington reports four casualty lists today naming 1,870 individuals. The Connecticut section lists officers and enlisted men by status including killed in action, died of wounds, wounded, missing, and missing then returned to duty with specific towns such as Hartford Waterbury Bridgeport and New Haven.
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Connecticut
Washington
Jan
John T. Owens
Hartford
George L. Behan
Waterbury
Charles Rudolph Seitzberg
BridgemaAnt
Puiv
William A. Campion
Waterville
Arthur W. Swanson
Wilimantic
Michael Foy
Jeremiah E. Teehan
J. Sulilansei
Naugatuck
Atillo Gambascini
Derby
John Bressette
Central Village
Angelo Grascini
Bridgeport
Mark J. Murphy
New London
Frank Angelo
Harry M. Clifford
Lyman Smith
Norwich
Efim Chmel
Willimantic
Joseph E. Doherty
S‘hompconvil
Matthew Amaroente
New Haven
Valentine Astrelli
William Thomas Conzhlin
Widus J. Scholange
William JH. Sheene
Biidgefoft
Samuel S. Palloto
Denree
War gardens to defeat Bolshevik war gardens plea
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson’s call for food aid to Europe as the National War Garden Commission urges five million gardeners to double efforts in 1919. Charles Lathrop Pack says victory gardens will feed starving areas and combat Bolshevik influence, stressing urgency to prevent anarchy and disease.
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Washington
Wilson
Europe
Victory
Charles Lathrop Pack
National War Garden Commission
United States
Pack
Broken Speech in Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
A child reports a deaf and dumb beggar with a speech impediment seen in the street and notes the man’s missing middle finger. The tale blends humor and street observation in a Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph item.
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Pittsburg
Chicago’s Fame Abroad. French inquiries on Chicago soldiers
Twenty three inquiries from French mothers seeking information on the standing and personal habits of Chicago soldiers have been received by a French man in Chicago. The unusual dispatches reveal foreigners’ curiosity about American soldiers and social conduct amid wartime reputations.
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Chicago
Lexington Herald
The Goat as Milk Source for Families and Farms
The article advocates milk goats as a low cost, practical dairy option for families and small farms. It notes goats can be kept where cows cannot and outlines milking yields, odor control, feeding, and care. It discusses prices for registered and unregistered goats, government resources, and the idea of goat clubs to expand production.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Frank Baackes
American Steel & Wire Co
Europe
United States
America
F. R. Marshall
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
How We Gassed the Huns From Leslie’s
A Maryland farm near Baltimore was rebuilt into a $60 million toxic gas plant producing 200 tons daily of phosgene mustard oil chlorine and phosphorus. Civilian laborers earned $30 monthly facing extreme risk. casualties rose 100 percent per month. The piece argues Allied gases forced German surrender.
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Leslie
Baltimore
Maryland
United States
France
England
Germany
Uncle Sam
Man Sentenced in Newark for Life Plus 15 Years
A Newark man received a life term for murder and an additional fifteen years for robbery. The court imposed the sentences in a single hearing, detailing the acts that led to the convictions and the penalties. Police records and court documents were cited in support of the verdict.
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Newark
N. J
Olive Tablets Promise Youthful Look by Cleansing Bowels
A thrifted health blurb touts keeping youth by cleansing liver and bowels. It cites Dr. Edwards of Ohio and his olive tablets as a gentle, effective substitute for calomel. The ad promotes Olive Tablets in 10c and 25c sizes available at all druggists.
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Edwards
Ohio
New Year Urges Prompt Modern Plumbing Installation
A New Year appeal urges homeowners to not delay installing modern plumbing. The notice wishes readers a healthy happy prosperous year and emphasizes completing the work promptly for a well equipped home.
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Olechester
Monson
Rapallo Ave
Tel
Furn
Pesenasslo
Main St
Morgan
Cooke
Conn
White
Park Place
Joseph White
Durham Ave
Freestone Avenue
Port
Neen Lear
Mansfield
Broad Street
Guy & Rice
Guernsey
J. H. Lockwood
Higganum
Evening Press
Sleekwood
John Hoffman
Mischellas
E. R. Shailer
Haddam
Shailerville
Middletown — Cleaning Co
Fred F Parmeloe
Mfg
South Farms
Hammond
L. D Mills Company
W. H Chapman Co
Ww &Jj J Keily Tei
Fish and Firestone
Ford
Fisk Garage Co
Washington Street
Liberty Garage
Arkhotel
Callaghan
AUIO
Bright i Auto Exchange
Wooster St
Christenson & Deming—School of
Chas. C. Clark
Pian Turer
Re- Siener
Ohnet
Rand Street
ATS
Globe Sprinklers
Globe Automatic Sprinkler CO
D'Esplo Bidg
Hartford, Conn
Ecet Ciegton
Lashia
Bens
Fielp
Higgins Business Institute
Masonic
B. Young
Pleasant
Forest City
Hamlin Street
St Luke's Home
Itf
R. A. Terry
Civil Service Examiner
Columbian Building
P. O. Box
Hartford Conn
Core Evening Press
Julia A. Bull
Wellington E. Bull
MIA TS PW Caomster
Durham
E. E Dickinson & Co
Saybrook
H. K. Coffran
North Depot Road
Longmeadow
Adrirese Pine
P. O
Liberty Street
Hill Street
Leo B. Santangelo
de Peeres Laa Ae Nei Ao
Bridge St
Coughlin’s
Main A
State Road
Westbrook
William E. Odber
Peggy
W. Prout
Énine Press
A D Williams
Adiene
A. L. Southmayd
Main
Arthur B. Jenkins
U. & and Foreign
Mutua
Tony Palumbo
Branford
Francis Skincer
Hertford
Arthur Miller
Ansonia
George Edward Allincham
Danbury
Leonardo de Vita
Dan Guerrieri
Greenwich
Carl J. Davis
Middlebury
William J. Prie
Manchester
Fred Brethiume
Brooklyn
Angelo Locascio
Bewtans Hotosater
Frank G. Ford OF Violin
Wetmore Place
Gorham Mfg. CO
Sterling
Sheffield Plate
Rogers Bros
WM. Rogers Ware
Clark & True
Hazen
Aluminum
Lyman D. Mills Co
United . Tea
Importers’ Co
Brainard
Logans
Kelco
George Paul McCoy
Metropolitan Grand Opera Co
Pythian Hall
The
Middletown Coal Co
Ernee
John F. Miller
Murray St
Meriden
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