Wake Up Call from Congressman Cox to Bedford Women
Congressman Cox urges Bedford Indiana women to join Red Cross war effort. He appeals for unity in support of the constitutional amendment, calls for closing theaters to redirect funds, and stresses immediate sacrifice to aid soldiers in France. He requests spreading the message across Lawrence County communities and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Cox
Mitchell
Bedford
F. A. Alen
Red Cross
Mrs. Mitchell
Dominion of Canada
France
Pele
Germany
Ciermany
Kuiver
Bette
Sol Uppai
Lawrence County
Breeder Sale Entry Highlights Herd Details in Indiana
Late One seven year mare and a seven year mare from the farm of Fred Bierly Sr. at Elizabeth Indiana are listed alongside a four year old cow with suckling calf and a two year old Poland China boar on Harrison County catalog. Contact Harrison Co. phone lines for further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Fred Bierly
Iizabeth
Ind
Holstein Duchess Skylark Ormsby Dies After World Record
Duchess Skylark Ormsby, an eight year old Holstein cow noted for a world record of 27 761.7 pounds of milk and 1506 pounds of butter in 365 days, died. Owned by R B Young of Alta Vista Center Iowa earlier, she passed after a storied career with offspring continuing her legacy in dairy breeding. Majestic Hag Apple, a son of Ray Apple Korndyke 8th, sold for 35 000 dollars at Liverpool ring Syracuse New York setting a near record price for a bull. John T. Shanahan of Buffalo purchased for Niagara Maid farms East Aurora New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess Skylark Ormsby
Sue
R.B. Young
Alfata Center
Iowa
John B. Bowie
Minneapolis
Finderne Pride
Johanna Rue
Ormsby Banestine Champion
Majestic Hag Appie
Ray Apple Korndyke
Liverpool Ring
Syracuse
New York
King Ormsby
Jane Ray Apple
Worcester
Massachusetts
Shanahan
Niagara Maid
East Aurora
Oliver Cabana, Jr
Elma Center
Public Auction In Franklin Township Sealed for 1918
Henry C Reinhardt offers his personal property at public auction at his Franklin township residence two miles south of Lanesville on Thursday February 28 1918 starting at ten o clock A M The items include a four year old mare three Jerseys cattle one cow and two heifers seven shoats three to four tons of clover hay shredded fodder 75 to 100 bushels barley 200 to 800 bushels corn and three dozen Plymouth Rock hens Also selling usual terms sale bills auctioneer John Wolfe Delaval cream separator offered by Ulrich Hardware Co The last wartime draft call will soon send 35 percent of the first docket to camp Indiana expected about a week. fifty two from this county remain to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Reinhardt
Franklin Township
Lanesville
Jerseys
Plymouth
John Wolfe
Indiana
Corydon to New Albany Passenger Service Details
A. Meech of Corydon announces two daily car trips to New Albany with passenger accommodations. Depart Corydon 7:00 AM and 2:00 PM. depart New Albany 9:30 AM and 6:00 PM from Hoosier Dairy Lunch Restaurant, 315 Pearl Street. One Sunday trip at 2:00 PM. Extra trips possible. passengers may phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
New Albany
Hoosier Dairy Lunch
Pearl Street
Hossier Dairy Luncech
A. Meech
Maurice Watson Goes to Atlanta
Maurice Watson and family will relocate to Atlanta Georgia after accepting a position with Standard Oil Company. He leaves Louisville tonight and will be joined later by his wife and children. Local relatives note his long service with the Pennsylvania Railway and praise his character in a letter from general officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Watson
Munroe
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Passelger Weeses
Louisville
Pasenger
W. W. Xinardon
Waitisburgh
C. H. Hagerty
Richardson
Watson
Standard Oil Company
Lisq
Standard Gi
Pennsylvania
Local Notes On School, War Volunteers And Meetings
Miscellany from a small town column reports delayed travel of Mr and Mrs Wm Hauawald to New Albany on business last week. It notes thirty U S H1 volunteers with Bruce as captain and a return home for Mrs Paul Faita. Protracted meeting begins at Pfrimmer Chapel with Rev Toomba. School attendance reached 95 percent. School officers elected include Floyd Quebbeman Supt and W A Turley assistant. Also listed is a sale near Valley City with multiple farm implements and wagons to be auctioned March 6.
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Wm. Hauawald Wen
New Albany
Bruce
Paul Faita
Nuianapolis
Pfrimmer’s Chapel
Toomba
Jefferson
Adams
Marshall
Webster
Wilson
Camp Taylor
Armenia
Floyd Quebbeman
W. A. Turley
Misa Lula Turley
Lillian Meyer
Ether Gehlbach
Carl Ripperdan
Jap Turley
Toombs
H. Quebbeman
Wo. Hauswald
Orlin Faith
Lenora Labue
A. Turley
Wm. Hauswald
Jessie Gehlbach
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Ernest
Craigie Gunn Mitchell
Gray
BIS Money
Serges
Uncle Sam
The
W.H. Keller Company
John T. Shanahan
Buffalo
George E. Pierce
Hursday
Ulurst Hardware Co
Albany
Maurice Watson
Atlanta
Elboes
Ellel Gehrbach
Georgia Bruce
Evelyn Hauswald
Lucel Stark
Frank Turley
Eugene B. Watson's
Valley City
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