Bloomfield Democrat suggests Greene county weekly publication detail
The Bloomfield Democrat explains its Democratic alignment and Greene county focus. It notes founded in 1861, weekly Friday issues, semi weekly Tuesday editions, W L Slinkard as proprietor and editor, subscription rates in advance, and advertising pricing. It also lists mail category and postal info with Bloomfield Indiana as the office.
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Local residents note visits and family events in Switz City area
Henry Robison is reported poorly. Audie Ashcraft traveled from Indianapolis. W. O. Jackson and family visit. George Corbin and sister Susie ride in. Nancy Ashcraft visits from Bedford. Alen Page and wife welcome a daughter born Saturday the 4th. Lloyd Wright and family with Margaret Page visit Sam Wright. Jas. Hardesty and wife visit Frank Hardesty’s family. William Stutz at Jasonville job will move soon. Bant Sexson from Indianapolis attends funeral and visits Rat Tetrick. Mrs Jack Gasco returns from Terre Haute. Charley Wright and Warren Corbin home from Rembrant. Nan Ashcraft and Manda Corbin noted. Earl Corbin enlisted at Fort George Washington.
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George Corbin
Susie Corbin
Nancy Ashcraft
Bedford
Simon Ashcraft
Alen Page
Lloyd Wright
Margaret Page
Caledonia
Sam Wright
Jas. Hardesty
Bicknell
Frank Hardesty
Frank Hardesty. ‘Wm. Stutz
Jasonville
Nan <Ashcraift
Manda Corbin
Dresden
Earl Corbin
T. A. Corbin
U. S
Fort George Washington
Washington
Local visitors and road work noted during a Tuesday and Sunday visit
Tulip Thomas Axe and Thomas Flory were in town on Tuesday while Uncle David Lucas from Coen and Kenneth Miller of Union Valley visited Sunday. Ed Vandeventer and family traveled to Pleasant Ridge, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wilkerson of Camp Ground visited Tuesday. Mrs. Will Wilkie and son from Calvertville visited relatives Sunday. Brammer and Mahan reported improvement on the hill road north of the depot. A religious series begins Sunday at two o'clock on the south side, with preaching by Charlie Sims.
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Thomas Axe
Thomas Flory
Solsberry
David Lucas
Coen
Kenneth Miller
Union Valley
Ed Vandeventer
Pleasant Ridge
Lewis Wilkerson
Camp Ground
Will Wilkie and Son
Calvertville
Brammer and
Mahan
South Side
Charlie Sims
Local social notes from Bloomington area visits
Miss Nira Secrest of Bloomington visited her parents over the weekend. Miss Beatrice Flinn returned home Sunday. Miss Luna Ledgerwood stayed with Miss Dorothy Mahan Sunday and Monday. Miss Urah Stephen visited Miss Ruth Bland Saturday to Monday. Mr and Mrs Ollie Wells visited Sherman Wells and wife at Camp Branch. Mr and Mrs Allen Bland called on Walter Ferguson at Camp Branch Sunday. Miss Flossie Messimore of Bloomfield visited her mother Mrs Amanda Messimore Sunday.
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Nira Secrest
Bloomington
Beatrice Flinn
Luna Ledgerwood
Dorothy Mahan
Urah Stephen
Ruth Bland
Ollie Wells
Sherman Wells
Camp Branch
Allen Bland
Walter Ferguson
Flossie Messimore
Bloomfield
Amanda Messimore
National Guard to France and War Department Actions
Plans for sending the first National Guard troops to France have been perfected by the war department. The new army will move into cantonment camps beginning September 5 with staged increments, and Brig. Gen. W. A. Mann will command the division. President Wilson announced nominations of over 200 new major generals and brigadier generals, including National Guard officers.
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France
War Department
Washington
Sf States
District of Columbia
W. A. Mann
Regular Army
Senate
Wilson
Col
W. J. Nicholson
Fn Ceramand
Fort Sheridan
Crowder
Sentences for threats against President and Kaiser praise
In a Wisconsin federal proceeding at La Crosse a man named Wilson received one day in Port Leavenworth for uttering threats against President Wilson and denouncing La Follette and pacifists as Kaiser friends. A Wisconsin pastor condemned pacifist congressmen in a sermon on The Friends of the Kaiser in America. Indictments against 105 black and white rioters in East St. Louis riots were returned at Belleville Illinois by the St. Clair County grand jury. A Wolverine train collision near Caledonia Michigan killed four people Frank and Rose Rosenberg both from Caledonia and Mose and Mrs Rosenberg from Obritth.
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United States
la Crosse
Wiste
Port Leavenworth
la’ Follette
Congress
Friends of the Kaiser
D. H. Martin
Weales M. MK
Wolverine
Michigan Central Railroad
Detroit
Caledonia
Michi
Frank ’Rosenberg
Mfr
Mose Rosenberg
Obritth
Jamies Haines
Rockport
Indiana Holiness Assoriation
Alexandria
Evansville
Monroe
Bloomington
Sullivan
Home Guards
Goshen
Charles Wagner
Marion
George R. Gearhard
Kokomo
Clifford Titbolet
Huntington
J. O. Ledbetter
Muncie First Methodist Church
New Albany
Lafayette
Washington debates new bond issues for Allies loans
Washington talks on authorization of bonds to provide three to four billion dollars in loans to the Allies. Siminons Kitchin and McAdoo confer in Washington. Public moves target high coal prices and gas rationing with Hoover appointed food administrator and new grain control within the food administration. Navy officers face resignation calls.
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Secretary of the Treasury
McAdooe
Washington
Col
Robert M. Thompson
Navy League
Thompson
The
Food Administration
Indiana News Flashes From Counties and Towns
A roundup of local items across Indiana notes the Delaware County fair automobile display valued at 100000 dollars, road contracts in Tippecanoe totaling 250000, milk price boosts in St Joseph County, and Mishawaka bond issues blocking a St Joseph river bridge. Additional items include reorganizations, resignations, births and injuries in multiple counties.
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Hancock County
Ort Wayne ‘ District
Logansport
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Archie Defrees
Warsaw
Money News
Monticello
South Bend
Arkansas Lumber Company
Richard Fr. Carey
Westfield State Bank
Cass
Fulton Counties
Rochester
Kokomo
Local community notes and social updates items
A series of brief items records visits and travel by residents A M Davis Lloyd Wright John Payne Elza Bruce and Clyde Bruce in various towns Owensburg Bloomfield Martin county Sullivan Illinois and Scotland. It notes young men called to colors and a Kentucky Ridge church ice cream social on August 18. Also reports marriages and visits among local families in the area.
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A. M. Davis
Koleen
Lloyd Wright
Hitchcock Bros
John Payne
Clyde Bruce Ment
Bloomfield
Elza Bruce
Clyde Bruce
Theodore Walls
Lester Walls
Russell Fordyce
Lyons
Wall
Nella
Ruba Roberts
Martin‘ County
Linda Wright
Ira Frice
Sullivan
Samuel Wright
Jennie Meece
Cora Hamilton
Bid Carpenter
Scotland
David Priece
Kentucky Ridge Church
Noah White
Nebraska
Thomas Orsborn
Osborn
Clover Bottom Picnic Plans Spark Local Happenings
Rev J D Crane of Bloomfield visited relatives here part of last week. Clover Bottom picnic is set for Saturday Aug US with invites. Mrs Free Bullock and Mrs Claude Taylor called on Mrs Ona Campbell Saturday. Ed Crane attended Mrs Leander Johnson funeral in Bloomfield. Charles Barnes and family visited Freel Bullock in Tulip. Burl Lindsey remains very ill with poor prognosis. Henry Calland visited his son Mer ion near Sarah Allen's residence.
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Owensburg
George Frye
Paul Britton
Tinker Campbell
Merle Strain
Bloomington
Gladys
Mabel Loffland
P. T. Barnes
Claude Taylor
Sarah Cain
Bloomfield
James Lindsey
Grace
Frank Thompson
David Thompson
Retta Cox
Ben Cox
McVitie
J. D. Crane
Free Bullock
Ona Campbell
Ed Crane
Leander Johnson
Charles’ Barnes
Tulip
Freel Bullock
Burl
Henry Calland
Merion
Sarah Allen
Social Notes From Plainville And Nearby Areas
Joseph Coen was in Plainville last week. Gladys Miller visited Mrs. John Stone in Newberry on Tuesday. Several locals attended a Newberry baptizing Sunday. Mrs. John Miller returned Monday from Scotland. Rev. Sndelson family and Aunt Ann Grove from Newberry stayed with Albert Hathaway. Edith Clark visited Dog Island to see her sister Mrs. Frank Anderson. Roy Stone and baby Catharine Louise spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Borter. John Grove and daughter Esther of Bloomfield and Jonas and Sarah Hasler visited Reuben Borter Sunday.
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Newberry
John Miller
Scotland
Sndelson
Ann Grove
Albert Hathaway
Edith Clark
Dog Island
Frank Anderson
Roy Stone
Catharine Louise
Stones
Mary Borter
John Grove
Esther
Bloomfield
Jonas
Sarah Hasler
Reuben Borter
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