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Newspaper

Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1914

Page

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Boone County Bans Cross-County Traffic At Midnight

Boone County commissioners enact a Friday midnight order to halt all traffic of animals vehicles and persons across the county line from adjoining counties to prevent foot and mouth disease spread. Exceptions allow emergency permits from Health Officer Dr Herma Beck or deputy.

Boone County Imel Nelson and Hornaday Board of Commissioners of Boone Coun Herma Beck

Encouraging News On Foot And Mouth Disease Reports

Reports on the foot and mouth disease epidemic bring cautious optimism. State veterinarian A F Nelson notes progress after investigations disproved Warren county cases and no new incidents in Porter and Lake counties. All affected cattle in Porter county have been slaughtered, with 312 cattle to be buried in a Lake county mass grave as part of ongoing control efforts.

A. F. Nelson Warren County Porter Lake Counties Porter County Lake, County Nelson Severs

Quarantine Placed Over Farms Near Pittsboro

Alarm over a new epidemic prompts quarantines on Lea Dillon and David Surber farms near Pittsboro due to suspected foot and mouth disease in sheep. Two shipments were moved to halt spread and protect surrounding livestock.

Lea Dillon David Surber Pittsboro Dillon Surber

Cattle and Sheep Quarantine Considered After Chicago Shipments

Carloads of cattle and four carloads of sheep from Chicago stockyards arrive October 14. Officials fear sore mouths may indicate foot and mouth disease. County Agent Grr and Dr. Wickwire inspected local farms and urged a short quarantine, noting no cattle illness but potential sheep risk. Several public sales were cancelled due to the concern.

Chicago Grr Wick~wire Hendricks County Pittsboro

Prohibition on Cattle Shipments In Indiana

Indiana officials move to bar rail shipments of cattle from points with hoof and mouth disease or suspicious signs. Governor Ralston, health authorities, and the state veterinarian agreed on an immediate order to Indiana railroads. The order targets intrastate and interstate transport from affected origins. The state board of health also orders Switzerland county health exams following a rabbit death mystery, with local officials banning rabbit sales for food. Twenty four infected cattle in Jasper county ordered killed.

International News Service Indianapolis Ind Indiana Ralston Nelson State Board of Health Switzerland County State Board Jasper County

Governor Praises Civil War Veteran’s $1 Red Cross Gift

Governor Ralston praised Horace Bell of Berkeley for a $1 contribution to relief for Belgium. Bell, a Civil War veteran and Indiana native, sent money from his pension and offered to donate $1 a month if needed. The governor highlighted civic duty and Indiana’s patriotic heritage.

Ralston Red Cross Belgium Horace Bell Berkeley Cal Indiana Bell Methodist Church

Mary Nelson Celebrates 76th Birthday at Whitestown

Mrs. Mary Nelson of Whitestown quietly observed her seventy six birthday with a family dinner at her daughter Mrs. S. B. Stewart’s Whitestown home. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. H. P. New, Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Stewart and family, Mrs. Harold Hughes and baby, and Miss Ruth Day.

Mary Nelson Whitestown BR. Stewart Vera P. New R. Stewart Harold Hughes Ruth Day Nelson

Battle Fronts Rage Across Flanders and Aisne

Allied and German forces continue violent fighting in northern France and western Belgium with no decisive breakthrough. Reports describe bloody hand to hand combats along the Aisne and heavy attacks near Dixmude and Ypres, as both sides firm defenses and prepare enveloping moves amid air and sea support. The front remains fluid with repeated advances and repulses, and reporters note arrests of regional correspondents as war censorship tightens.

Franklin P. Merrick International Paris France Belgium French War Office Aisne Lombaertryde Nieuport Nieuport Canal Berry-Au-Bac Argonne Woewre Lorraine Vosges Flanders Ostend-Dixmude North Sea Antwerp Ypres-Arras Arymentieres Dixanude Dixmude Astaulta Diaminde Dismode Dunkirk Channel Lille la Bagsee Arras Soissons Vailly Berry-au-Rac Verdun St. Michiel Bruges East Manders Leopold Canal East Flanders Holland Heyat Ghent Cour- Tai Ypres Eull Courtrai Michael Doyle United States Treasury Department Rotterdam Brussels Hague Frace

Morrison's Expenses in Ninth District Congress Race

Martin A. Morrison, elected to Congress in the Ninth district, reported expenses of $867.61. He contributed $200 to the Hamilton County Democratic Committee, $100 to the Tipton County Committee, and $100 to the Fountain County Committee. He reported no contributions received.

Martin A. Morrison Hamilton County Tipton Fountain County

Royal Arch Degrees Conferred by Lebanon Chapter

The Lebanon Chapter 89, R. A. M. conferred Royal Arch degrees on H. G. Brown George W Wimborough and Wanlie Nance on Wednesday night. After the work a lunch was served.

Lebanon H. G. Brown George W. Wimborough Wanlie Nance

New County Council to Meet Saturday for Organizational Session

The newly elected county council will convene Saturday to organize and consider a series of appropriations sought for various purposes.

Villa warned to halt march on Michigan capital

Authorities warned Villa to halt its planned march toward the Michigan capital. The probe centers on potential public safety risks and compliance with local laws as officials weigh possible actions and oversight.

Ultimatum Sought to Halt Villa March on Mexico City

Tense Mexico City scene as General Obregon warns General Villa to stop advancing south toward the capital or face large scale hostilities. Yaqui attacks spark shootings and counteraction with arrests and executions. Carranza asserts unity, while Stillman seeks guarantees from War Secretary Pesquiera amid rumors of Vera Cruz evacuation and US troop movements.

Arthur Constantine International News Service Mexico City General Obregon Villa Carranza Constitutionalists Aguas Calientes Mexico Obregon National Palace Villsistas Zapatistas John R. Stillman Wilson Pesquiera Folowers Villa and Zapata Stillyman Blanco Alvaredo Stillman War Office Cordoba Luis G. Caballara Tampico Frederick Funston General Villa Gonzales Zulalio Gutierrez Aguas ‘Calientes Armonni Y

Mexican Protection Promises Ahead of Troop Withdrawal

General Caranza has furnished the United States government with guarantees for the protection of all Mexicans in Vera Cruz if American troops are withdrawn, signaling potential steps toward deescalation and safe passage for residents amid ongoing tensions.

Caranza United States Vera Cruz

North Carolina Safe in Beirut Harbor Report

United States battleship North Carolina was reported safe in Beirut harbor after wireless contact with the cruiser Tennessee. The Tennessee, now in the Mediterranean, relayed the information to the Navy Department early today.

International News Service Washington Beirut Tennessee Mediterranean Navy Department

Surgeons Attend Big Four Railroad Meeting in Indianapolis

Dr H A Beck attends a gathering of railway surgeons at Indianapolis with attendees from Indiana Illinois Michigan and Kentucky. The group discussed railroad surgery topics and were hosted at a Claypool hotel dinner last evening.

H. A. Beck Indianapolis Big Four, Railroad Company Indiama Ohio Linois Michigan Claypool

Murdered Woman Had Relative In This City

St Louis dispatch reports George H Neely of Gushing Oklahoma shot his wife and then killed himself. The wife was Gabie Ginn’s cousin in this city. Ginny prico says he saw Mr and Mrs Neely about two months ago and noticed no signs of domestic discord. The case shocked him.

George Neely St. Louis Gabie Ginn Lebanon George H. Neely Okla

Far Apart. Neelys Graves Separate After Hotel Shooting

In St Louis hundreds of miles separate the graves of George H Neely who shot his wife Eatelle and killed himself after a hotel dispute. Relatives from Richmond Indiana and a petroleum works official from Sharon Pennsylvania arrived to claim bodies and arrange burial. Brown brothers say Neely had a drinking problem and attempted reconciliation before the tragedy.

International News Service Neely Cushing Okla Rock Hil S. C Wilmer Brown Teday Bill Oklahoma Brown Richmond Tme Anne

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Pittshoro Indiana Railroads Red Cross Fund Mary, Nelson Morrison Congress NEW County. Council Miehigan General @bregon General Carranza North Carolina U. S Dr. Beck
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