Democratic caucuses and probate notices in Hartford and Middletown
Democratic caucuses announce meetings in Hartford on June 26 27 1918 to elect delegates to state and county conventions and handle other business. Also probate court in Middletown sets hearings on estates and appoints administrators with notices to interested parties and publication in local papers.
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Hartford
Herbert E.lsworth
Aia
Port
Conn
East Hampton
F. H Dunham
Middletown
District of Middletown
Curtiss
Bacon
Josephiny K. Wilcox
Mass
Connecticut
Jane
Baia
Wsprper
Middleisis
UCYL
Hubbard
Sai
Robert Hubbard
Noti Ani
Hmesand Pia
Eae
Curtiss S. Bacon
French War CRC for Americans honor list in France
By N C Parke a long list of American soldiers in France is named with ranks from private to sergeant and chaplain among units including field artillery engineers ammunition train signal corps ambulance company and more detailing awards and personnel in June advance notes
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N. C. Parke
France
Co. W. Peer
H. Rooting
O. A. Petty
Edward J. Bradley
Milton Maxim
J. T. Church
Es McCarthy
Oscar F. Thornley
John 8
J. Tryon
Ray Moore
H. W. Mellin
Ernest Firth
J. T. Bird
M. J. Mehan
A. R. Hartouse
Jacob Leow
B. Bolton
Patrick Malone
M. L. Gogan
Andrew Mclliravey
Julius Larymece
William Pushnick
John Id Arthur Bjomberg
J. Stevens
One Congdon
E. E.bernier
R.E. Clark
Charles Clapham
Robert Cassie
John F. Brosnihan
F. P. Gordon
E. H. Hobbs
J. Farrell
W.C. Shea
L. M. Emery
Signal Corps
Robert Dundas
R. A. Hale
E. G. Bray
H. E. Liming
G. Iw. Wilcox
Long Casualty List Reports Across Locations
A long casualty list names numerous service members from states including Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, New York, Wisconsin, and California. The document lists ranks from Chaplain to Privates, with many names partially garbled by OCR. It also notes sections for Wounded, Missing in Action, and a stray remark about war and finances.
Work or Fight Order Explained for Draft Age Men
Hartford reports on a government pamphlet detailing the work or fight policy for men of draft age. Registrants idle or in nonproductive work must choose productive labor or military service, with July 1 as a decision deadline. Nonproductive occupations are defined, guiding local boards in classifying deferred cases and withdrawing deferrals for idleness.
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C. L. Remington
Main St. “River
William Co. Standish
Deep River
Thomas H. Carroll
East Haddam
East
Gilbert Farm
Newfield
Green Court
S. E. Spencer
Higganum
F.E. Potter
Portland
J. B. Tennant
Hebron
Willimantic Div
Edison Phonograph
Ozen Records
Auto Co
Iddletown
Jersey Cow
New Milch
Sannard
Johnsonian
Conneée
New Britain & Coal Co
New Britain
James Waverly Ave
Fisk Garage Co
Tor
Hampton
John Piross
Lyman Farm
C. F. Pier
Crom- Scott
Hartford
Nhe Cut
Crowder
Connecticut State Council of Defense
United States
Victory by effort as jam sales push success
The column urges that success comes from hard work and promotes bulk jams as worthwhile. It advertises The Strawberry at 28¢ per pound and The Apricot at 25¢ per pound, then notes a Special Friday and Saturday sale of Bran Rolls for 12¢ a dozen, down from 15¢, inviting readers to try a new product.
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Svermay
Gistein
Joe Mazanek
Hiernan
ALE
New Smith Motor
Church St
G. Hills
East Hanes Sale
Cnnecticut
Mindie Haddam
H. G. Hills
Hampton
Pine St
Abeland
South Main
College
Jackson Sts
Durant
City
Abe City
Walter. C. Jones
Ela St
Michael
St. John St
Lyman D Ae
Great Breads for All Eatters at Kelly’s Bakery
Kelly’s Raisin Bread Rice Bread French Rye and Vienna Rye Bread and Oatmeal Bread available. Your favorite is in this list.
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Kelly
Poor Rise to Auto Era with War Wage Pressure
The article notes a shift as the poor, seeking comfort, turn to autos funded by wartime wages. Those who enjoyed easy spending before must now deny themselves to afford the new transportation options.
Derby Brand Pantry Advertisement Highlights Deals
Derby features large can chicken broth at 18 cents, two for 25 cents, boneless pigs feet in vinegar at 38 cents, and a homemaded mayonnaise dressing to zest salads. Opens at 6:30 a.m. with fresh milk and cream, plus ready dishes and delicatessen offerings.
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Derby
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Greenville
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Monroe
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Ironton
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Chicago
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Forestvillé
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Onsted
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Philaelphia
Edwin Schmidt
Milwaukee
Frank R. Schup
Mareld
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Shell Creek
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John Sobrato
Susa Forino
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Fenton
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Henry D. Viermia
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Philadelphia
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Colony
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