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Newspaper

Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1914

Page

10

How Two Men Fought Off Dozen German Uhlans in War

A Royal Irish Dragoon Guards trooper recalls two soldiers holding a farm under fire against about two dozen uhlans. One wounded man and a rifleman kept cannons at bay behind furniture, then sacrificed themselves to save villagers. Other testimonies recount rearguard actions, captures, and grim endurance during eight to twelve days in German custody, with notes on discipline, bravery, and the sinking of ships like Pathfinder and U 15.

Lawrence Elston Linternational News Service London Royal Irish Dragoon Guards Irish Rifles Gloucesters Red Cross G. Peacock Grenadier Guards England Germany Engbet T. A. Anderson Durham County Constabulary Scots Guards Taj Dignell Royal Berks Regiment Arthur Boscawen Third West Kent Regiment Chatam Dudley Pack-Beresford Anderson Kent Sewell Daily Express Cologne Birmingham Goeben Breslau Malta Tange E. Tugwell Berwick Calabrai Pathfinder George Briggs Chamberwell Road Gunner Briggs Jettera E. Lewis A. B A. M.S Gassland-road South Mackney N. E Heligoland Fatherland T. Lockwell Sycamore Terrace Bootham York E. A. Pitt First Middlesex )Regiment King First Middlesex Spion Kop South Africa France

Haloween Nears Two Weeks Away From Last Saturday Night

Two weeks from last Saturday night marks Halloween the yearly time that once caused dread in the neighborhood. The era of fear has faded to a social occasion though the lure of the uncanny remains. Locals expect a successful eerie gather.

Hallowe'en

Mule Case Venued In Boone County Court

The Crawfordsville Journal reports a damages suit over a mule death and mule illnesses. Ollie Howard of Lebanon seeks 500 dollars from the Ohio Central and St. railroad for a mule that died en route. Three more mules grew ill among a cargo of twenty six. The case advances to the local circuit court this term. Attorneys Higgins Rogers and Ira Sharp of Lebanon represent Howard.

Crawfordsville Journal Boone County Ollie Howard Lebanon Howard Higgins & Rogers Ira Sharp

Quarantine Issued Over Foot and Mouth Disease Outbreak

State veterinarian A F Nelson with U S Bureau of Animal Industry orders indefinite quarantine for a district including St Joseph and Laporte counties as fifteen herds show foot and mouth disease. The outbreak traces to an initial case reported four weeks ago in Niles Michigan.

A. F. Nelson United States Bureau of Animal Industry St. Joseph Laporte Niles Mich

Thursday Euchre Club Meets at Mrs Otus Overleese Home

The Thursday Afternoon Euchre club gathered at Mrs Otus Overleese’s North West Street home. Dahlias and fall flowers enhanced the rooms, a two course luncheon followed the game, and Mrs Nellie Owens of Indianapolis won a prize.

Otus North West Street Nellie Owans Indianapolis Wan Agies

A Parisian Englishwoman Tour Chablis and Auxerre

An Englishwoman recounts a bicycle journey through a French region, detailing checks at Auxerre with visa delays, village scenes, and harvest labor. She notes military presence, warm receptions, a stubborn bureaucratic ritual, and a detour through Chablis, ending with a late return to the road after repairs and a cordial, memoryful day on the move.

Paris Auxerre Tonnerree Goshen Commissariat Chablis-on the-Serin Chablis Police Commissariat Ray Roy Cha

Debaters Spar Over Corn to Quart Measure at Barber Shop

In Faulkenbury and Cogswell's barber shop a lively clash debated whether nine ears of corn yield one quart of shelled corn. Alonzo Gollada argued nine ears, drawing on Iowa barn experience. Mort Cogswell claimed one ear makes about a pint. Gollada left with cigars as judges prepared to decide.

Faulkenbury Cogswell Alonzo Gollada Mort Cogswell Gollada Iowa

Mrs Biggs Ritenie Operated On In Indianapolis

Mrs Biggs Ritenie who was taken to Indianapolis last week underwent surgery at Methodist hospital on Monday and remains in serious condition with the outcome not yet known.

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