31 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
1
The band, formed from American professional musicians, joined the Two Hundred and Eleventh battalion of the Canadian expeditionary forces after touring Canadian fairs in 1916. Chosen by Canadian officials for concert work, it became known as the American Legion brigade and went overseas that year.
A collection of public figures including judges mayors bankers and physicians endorse Tanlac detailing life changing relief from indigestion rheumatism and other ailments. Notables such as Dr J T Edwards ex sheriff Archie R Anderson and H W Hill describe personal improvements and urge others to try the medicine.
Prominent figures across the South publicly endorse Tanlac including Hon. Frank V. Evans former Birmingham mayor and ex editor. The report lists numerous supporters from Alabama Georgia Tennessee and beyond with local stores in Cambridge City Centerville Richmond and Hagerstown selling Tanlac.
Daniel Kiser, longtime Jackson township citizen, died at his northeast Jackson farm last Monday at 4 a.m. He would have turned 91 in September. Born in 1828 in Northumberland County, Pa., he moved to this state with his father during his youth and spent nearly 80 years in the township contributing to local affairs.
W H Doney and family enjoy a new Buick. James Winter and family return from Muncie visit with daughter Mrs Walter Stobaugh. Ella Lamberson and Misses Hackleman visit from Indianapolis. son Daniel becomes a waterway driver. Long obituary honors Kiser family matriarch and lifelong farmer devoted to schools, churches, and charity. Whiskey export rises as Kentucky distillers ship abroad. Presbyterian Sunday school picnic at Schidelers grove. Travel and farm reports include wheat yields and a National Road paving project. Local veterans return home with honors from Camp Sherman and France.
Hot dry conditions boost a large cantaloupe harvest noted as exceptionally fine, possibly the best regionwide. Watermelon yields also look strong, with early signs of a plentiful season.
Dr Frank Elwood Gordon of Okmulgee Oklahoma grew up on a farm and served as a teacher principal and county superintendent. He attended Kansas State Normal and Denver University and is an experienced preacher and chautauqua lecturer praised for practical, entertaining and gripping talks. He speaks from heart and mind and appears after the first day’s room and evening program.
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