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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1918

Page

3

For Sale Classified Lot With Pigs Horses Cattle

For sale items include twelve six weeks old pigs, a kale young horse, a work horse, a saddle horse, a large brown willow tree, a dairy farm of 132 acres with stock, two Dubrah Durhan horses, a five year old colt, a heifer, and various farm produce. Listings show contact names and locations such as Martin Smith East Hamy KALE, J Sehwerkhovsky Clinton, Emil Doutenville Clinton, Mrs John ny Chester, Michael Detoro St. John, and J. J. Mac nell East Haddam. Multiple ads offer meat, dairy, and real estate opportunities with varying prices and conditions.

Main St South Farms Sale—Eicht Young Lazanek Box PD - Sale J. Sehwerkhovsky Clinton Ypt Road Wy Ave Johnny Chester Deep River T. Michael Detoro St. John E . Gelston East Haddam Emil Doutenville Payne's Marion Fisk Fish Garage Co Waanieer

Musical ads list piano and string teachers and rooms

A fragmented list of musical instructors and studios including piano tuner voices and regulator expert at 100 Grand St and 32 Grand St teaching violin mandolin banjo. It mentions Irene Hubbard Delina Mil Bessie Murphy and others with addresses such as 195 Court St 32 Grand St College St and Kensington area plus room for private family accommodations and telephones.

X. Cb. Tuttle Grand St Minnie Crowell Court St Thy G. Hull Yale Music School City Ecumé Iter Bank Mass Irene E. E. Hubbard Coe Bertin Ensor Bessie V. Murphy College St. Tel

Registrars Meet to Receive Voter Names in Killorth

Notices show Killorth registrars Adams and Payelka to conduct a voter list session at Grange Hall on September 19 1918 from 9 a m to 5 p m. Another Portland probate entry orders administration hearing for Robert J Mitchell estate on September 21 1918 at 10 a m, with notices by newspaper publication and posting.

Killorth Grange Hall Ere E. Adamtz Frank J. Payelka Robert J. Mitchell Portland C. A. Sears Conn Sai Peat Thomas C. Flood Porand John J. Rowan Hjalmr Bostrom Registrars of Voters Erminia Fossi Antonio Fossi Erin St Middletown Municia Ee William J. Whieff Democratic Town Committee Herbert E. Ellsworth

Help Wanted Local and Civil Service Postings

Multiple help wanted and civil service notices list positions in banking clerks for Grade A B C, government clerk railway mail teacher research clerk and bookkeeper with salaries 1200 to 3000. Employers include Higginson Business Institute Greek American and Byenius Press with contact responses via circulars or mail.

Higginson Business Institute State Civil Service State Civil Service Commission Capitol Hartford Conn Civil Service Examinations Middletown Raymond Terry Civil Service Examiner Columbian Building Washington Byenius Press Stueck Lawn Ave J. C. Leonard Civil Service Kenos Building Westingts F. A. Strong, Jr Church St

Pershing and Baker Visit Captured St Mihiel After Offensive

General Pershing and Secretary Baker visited St Mihiel on September 13, thirty six hours after the start of the American offensive. Aged women and young girls crowded the leaders to thank them as the Mayor said Germans looted banks and homes.

General Pershing Baker Pershing France St. Mihiel

Internal Revenue Collections Rise in 1918 Across States

The 1918 fiscal year ending June 30 saw total internal revenue collections of 3.69 billion dollars, up 2.89 billion from 1917. Income and excess profits taxes reached 2.89 billion, far exceeding 1917 levels, with New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio and Massachusetts contributing the majority. Planned Maywood hospital project aims to serve 2,500 initial patients, expanding to 10,000, with a 3.5 million construction cost and 1 million equipment budget.

Washington Internal Revenue Commissioner of Internal Revenue Utah West Virginia New York Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio Massachusetts United States Maywood Ill

To Rent and Real Estate Advertisements Fragment

Multiple rental notices list properties on South Main Street Prospect Street Loveland Street and Stannard Beach with details including four room cottages garages stables and modern improvements. Names include D L Randall Mrs E D Hubbard and John Carey with contact numbers and addresses in New Haven Westbrook and Park Hotel.

South Main St D. L. Randall Air Line Bridge Prospect St Loveland St John Carey Park Hotel Stannard Beach E. D. Hubbard Westbro Main St

NODIGE Higher tile prices or kitchen ware exchange

NODIGE advertises paying higher prices for tiles and kitchen ware exchange items. Includes contact detail Tel. 600.

Lost and found notices from Portland area

Multiple brief loss and found items list items such as a Jersey cow in Portland and a fur collar on Main Street. Also mentions a missing American flag from E J Hurlburt residence and a red seat item found at 36 Bridge Street with reward offer. Names include Mamie Montana and A Bailey Durham with contact details.

Portland Jersey S. Messnn Elm St Middletown Chester Deep River Mamie Montana E. J. Hurlburt Waverly Ave Main St Corner

Bargain Auto Parts and Cars From Local Exchange

A local bankrupt auto parts dealer advertises 600 bargains on new and used parts for all cars including gears bodies and tubes. Also buying good used old cars in any condition. Bright man ace Exchange 84 Wooster Charter 4255.

Aceo Brightman Ace Exchange Wooster

Real Estate Ad Promotes Property Sale in Middletown

Real Estate and Insurance firm Joseph 8 Nine advertises listings at 25 North Main St Middletown with phone contact 335. The brief notice invites readers to buy or sell property through the agency.

Conn. Power Co Main St Court St. Fruitery Ds. Inquire Center St Joseph North Main St Middletown

Casualties Reported Today With 343 Names Listed

Washington reports two army casualty lists totaling 343 names. Killed in action 288, missing in action 166, wounded severely 109, died of wounds 9, died from accident and other causes 1, died of disease 6, wounded degree undetermined 17, wounded slightly 3, prisoners 4. New England names include Sergeants Clarence P. Brodeur and others, with officers and privates across Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont. A second list adds 83 prisoners of war in Germany, including Arthur G. Bradley Bristol Conn and William P. Clark New Haven Conn, among others in Rastatt Strakowe and other camps.

Washington New England Marland C. Hobbs Boston Mass Arthur G. Bradley Bristol Conn James Coppola Norwalk Joseph C. Donahue Litchfield William R. Bolton New Britain Peabody Manuel Olivera, Jr Fall River George F. Schindler N. Easton Thomas Meuse Reading Carl E. Erickson New Sweden Charles O. Thiese Thompsonville Stanly Joining Easthampton Frederick Oertel Northford Angelo Campotaro Derby Frank A. Cosentino Gardner Walter D. Mason Germany War Department Rastatt Frank Lattimer Waterbury August E. Landmark Gaylordsville Clyde W. Savage Bangor Guy Livingston James J. Fogarty Hartford

Work or Fight Likely for Shamokin Coal Fields

Washington reports that Shamokin Pennsylvania coal fields, part of district No. 9, may be next to face the work or fight order. Miners quit for wage talks after a telegram from fuel administrator Garfield urged them to stay at work. officials warn failure to return will incur personal responsibility and follow the Wilson Bridgeport precedent.

Coal Fields Washington United States Shamokin District No. 9 Garfield Fuel Administration Wilson Bridgeport

Woman Forced to Kiss Flag in Evansville Incident

Norma Matz, a factory worker in Evansville Indiana, was compelled to kiss the American flag on September 17 amid allegations she claimed Germany did not want to fight but that President Wilson did. The incident highlights wartime loyalty pressures and local sentiment.

Joe

Bolshevik Again Making Treaties With Central Powers

Washington reports desperate Bolshevik efforts to secure German and Austrian aid by a new defensive and offensive alliance. Lenine warns that without an external power the Soviet government feels powerless on the Czecho Slovak front. A Polish army may join Czech-Slovak forces in Siberia. Ukraine shows a growing revolutionary movement as Russia loosens for central powers.

Washington Russia Revolutionary Movement Amsterdam Nikolai Lenine Germany Lenine Trotzky Siberia Harbin Ukraine

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