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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1918

Page

3

Farm Hand Wanted At Royal Farms In Amston Conn

WANTED Steady man to work on farm all year around Wages about 17 dollars a week Apply Royal Farms H Rohde Mer Amston Conn 247 WANTED Night watchman Franklin Electric Co 197 WANTED Steady position for man exempt from war service Our plant is in preference fist Middletown Laundry Co 187 We need grammar school boys for permanent part time work Well paid and chance to earn learn and advance Apply Hazens Book Store 198 Main St Middletown Conn

Royal Farms H. Rohde Mer Amston Conn Franklin Electric Fg. Co Middletown Laundry Co Hazen’s Book Store Main St Middletown

Probate notes district of Portland July 1918 Julla Jorczak estate

District of Portland probate court in July 1918 sets six months for creditors of Julla Jorczak's Portland estate to file claims with administrator Simon Jorczak. Debtor and creditor notices urge prompt payment and claims, with executors and administrators addressed. A separate Tin estate hearing is ordered in Westbrook for sale of real estate. Judge Elmer A. Lynne presides.

Connecticut Steam Brownstone Company Portland Connecticut A. D Henry C. Bell Conn District of Julla Jorczak Simon Jorczak Westreek Westeck Heodore Tin Westbrook Wea Elmer A. Lynne

Steam destroys light eye in Altoona railroad machinist accident

Altoona Pennsylvania July 18 Percy S Boring a railroad machinist lost an eye when steam from boiling coffee blew into his face as he lifted the lid He has filed a claim for compensation with the company authorities.

Altoona Percy S. Boring Pennsylvania Railroad Boring

Dempsey Fulton Date Set For July Bout In New Jersey

Box office note: Jack Dempsey and Fred Fulton will clash in Harrison, New Jersey, on Saturday July 27. Doctors expect Dempsey to be fit after a slight ankle sprain as training begins next week. Other sports results recap yesterday across major leagues and today schedules.

Dempsey-Fulton New York Jack Dempsey Fred Fulton Harrison N. J Dempsey

Scoreboard Reflections From A July Baseball Card

Max Flack hit a fifth single in the 21st at Chicago to drive Barber home and lift the Cubs over the Phillies in the feature game of the month. George Culshaw delivered the winning run for the Pirates in the eleventh at Pittsburgh. Giants and Reds split a doubleheader at Cincinnati with George Burns collecting three two-baggers. Betzel’s ninth inning single scored Fisher as St Louis beat the Braves. Red Sox split a doubleheader with the Browns, Ruth homering as pitcher in the second game. Senators rallied to defeat Cleveland as Chapman starred. Jimmy Johnston of the Dodgers was ordered to quit baseball for military service. Germany mocks America’s Marne effort in a North German Gazette dispatch. The Frankfurter Zeitung notes the goal to strangle Rheims. Lost One Greased Pig. Decatur, Ill. July 18. A citywide search after a Fourth of July fair ended with the pig missing, lent by a farmer for $15.

Max Flack Chicago Barber Cubs Phillies George Culshaw Dodger Castoff Colonel Ebbets Pittsburg Bigbee Pirates Giants Reds Cincinnati George Burns Betzel Fisher St. Louis Braves Red Sox Browns Bush Ruth Babe Senators Cleveland Bagby Chapman Jimmy Johnston Dodgers

Gotham's Air Raid Scare Triggers City Siren Test

New Yorkers faced an unexpected air raid scare as a roof siren at the Edson Company was sounded for a test. Officials explained the alarm was a routine check and police had not been notified in advance.

Gotham New York Manhattan Edson Company Cellers

America Feeds World With Record Exports, Hoover Reports

Washington reports that America supplied 3,011,100,000 pounds of meats and fats and 340,800,000 bushels of cereals to allies and war efforts, with exports up sharply from the prior year. Hoover credits American women and all sectors for feeding allies, armies, and civilians amid global shortages.

Washington America Food Administration Hoover Germany Red Cross

Greet Italians as Allied Labor Support

American Labor delegates in Paris addressed Italian workers, praising Italy’s vital role in the Allied cause. Wilson expressed deep sympathy and pledged American labor’s unwavering support and aid, asserting democracy will prevail over autocratic forces and warning against Teutonic oppression.

Italy Paris Mssrs Wilson Fry American Labor Commission Workers of America Army of Combat Army of Labor

Cool July in Holyoke Transcripts

The July weather in Holyoke is cool and pleasant, unsuitable for corn and tobacco but comfortable for town dwellers. Gardens and landscapes offer beauty while early blooms hint at autumn, with goldenrod along river roads and long cool twilights to be grateful for. The phrase summer does not rot in the sky echoes as warmth may return.

Holyoke Transcript New England

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