Social Notes From North Salem Area Gatherings
Mrs James Dale of near New Winchester spent a few days with her ill brother in Lebanon. Ralph Ftter and family Parl Smith and family and Blanche Brown of Greencastle visited A M Wright and wife. J E Shepherd and daughter Ada drove to Lebanon to see his brothers. Kenneth Hurst of Indianapolis and Mr and Mrs A M Wright visited Clarence Oakley near North Salem. Art Jackson and Willis Jackson with wives visited Sig Bowen and Nan Vaughn. Tom McAninch seeks treatment in Indianapolis and shows slight improvement. Frank Hope of the 318th Engineers arrived at Newport News and expects discharge soon.
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James Dale
New Winchester
Lebanon
Ralph Ftter
Parl Smith
Blanche Brown
Greencastle
A. M. Wright
Kenneth Hurst
Infanapolis
Clarence Oakley and
North Salem
Frank Hope
318Th Engineers
Newport News
C. F. Hope
Subscription notice from The Coatesville Herald
The Coatesville Herald announces subscription terms with Harmon H Hathaway publisher. Rates are $1.00 per year and $1.50 outside Indiana, with all subscriptions required to be prepaid by government rule.
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Indiana
Indiana tops seventh district in war savings sales
Indiana leads the Seventh Federal Reserve District in per capita war savings stamp purchases with Illinois and Iowa close behind. Vermont and a few other states are thriftier. The Red Cross has set aside 160000 for scholarships and 5000 for loans to fund nurses pursuing post graduate training, administered by its department of nursing.
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Indiana
Federal Reserve District
Illinois
Iowa
Vermont
The
Red Cross
Department of Nursing of
American Red Cross
Toasts of Decatur and Schurz on Country and Right
Commodore Decatur at a Norfolk banquet in 1818 delivered a toast praising the United States while urging support even if the nation err. Carl Schurz echoed in the U.S. Senate in 1872, favoring loyalty to country when right and correcting it when wrong.
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Commodore Decatur
Norfolk
Carl Schurz
United States Senate
Statesman
Prohibition Worries and Summer Canning Trends
The article notes strong public sentiment against reinstating alcohol sales after wartime prohibition and predicts a shift as July 1 ends wartime rules. It highlights growing canning activity, county canning clubs aiding demonstrations, and increased home preservation of fruits and vegetables for future months.
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United States
Governor supports special session to ratify suffrage
Indiana urged a special legislative session to ratify the federal suffrage amendment. Governor argues enfranchising women would save money by using common ballot boxes and supplies, with Illinois first to ratify and Ohio Michigan awaiting reconvened action.
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Legisature
aGvy. Goodrich
Indiana
The
Franchise League
Vlinois
Wisconsin
Linois
Ohio
Michigan
Legislatures Move to Ratify Proceeding in September
The New York legislature is convened for ratification while Texas is expected to ratify. Maine calls a special session for September and its governor expresses confidence in the outcome.
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New York
Texas
Maine
Higher Prices Hit Thrashing Rates Across Counties
Prices for wheat at 5 cents a bushel, rye at 12 cents, and oats at 5 cents are noted in many counties. Thrashing crews will not be supplied at these rates, reflecting a statewide shift in agricultural costing.
Lifted Too Hard Causes Injury to Roy Lisby on Road Work
Roy Lisby tore a muscle in his back while lifting a heavy plow during road work northwest of town for J. Larkin on Wednesday afternoon last week. Fellow workers initially attributed the incident to the plow itself. He was sent home and confined for several days, but is now able to return to work.
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Roy Lisby
J. Larkin
Roy
Do Nothing Ticket Ridicules Town Officers Election
The Russellville News editor attacks town leaders in a mock jab against a November vote. He claims citizens who pay a dollar will elect three trustees on a Do Nothing ticket, echoing criticism of current officials.
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Russellville
For Sale Wanted Motormen and Conductors Indianapolis
Help wanted notice from Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company seeking motormen and conductors for city lines. Company offers training and steady employment with wages from 34 to 39 cents an hour. Apply at Room 814 Traction Building or write to the Superintendent.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Traction Building
For Sale Items List At Herald Office
Sanitary wire cot eight six dollars, commode with large mirror and three drawers five dollars, two small stands one dollar each, two split bottom chairs three quarters each, large matting one dollar. In quire at Herald office.
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Herald Office
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Saturday Evening Post
France
Kahn
Roy Hudson
Kahn and Taylor Tailoring Companies
Stilesville
Trenches
O. S. Walker
Croatesville
Clarence Vaughn
Stileaville
R.C. Knight & Co
J. E. Shepherd
Ada
Mr. Shepherd
Art Jackson
Brazil
Willis Jackson
Sig Bowen
Nan Vaughn
Tom McAninch
Mt. Jackson
Coatesville Herald
Harmon H. Hathaway
Coatesville
Ind
Oakland
John N. Lisby
Coatesville, Ind
DR. B. J. Nutter
Masten & Hudson’s
Mrs. Lydick
Indiana Vet. College
W. T. Beck
Pres
Jesse Masten
First National Bank
Coatsville, Indiana
C. D. Knight
R. C. Knight & Co
Sonora Talking Machine
Post Office
Coatesville Lumber
Goodrich Tires
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Goodrich
Silvertown Corda
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