Indiana Democratic Editors Banquet at Fairview Park
The Indiana Democratic Editorial Association held its mid summer meeting in Indianapolis with editors and wives attending. A banquet at Fairview Park featured speeches by WW L Slinkard A B Crampton and Claud G Bowers. The group approved resolutions backing a graduated second class postage and war support while praising Indiana citizens efforts in the current crisis. The January February 1918 mid winter meeting will be in Indianapolis.
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Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Indiana Democratic Club Rooms
Ursula Dietrich
Chicago
Marie Dawson Morrell
Earl R. Cox
Dietrich
Indiana
Samuel M. Ralston
Fairview Park
H. B. Wilson
Delphi
WW. L. Slinkard
Bloomfield Democrat
A. B. Crampton
Marion
Association
Claud G. Bowers
John W. Kern
United States
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Stinkard
Crampton
Vicksburg
Bluffton
E. W. Pickhardt
Huntingburg
W.A. Stindard
Bloomfield
Indianpolis
Brazil Renounces Neutrality in War
General news notes Brazil revoked its neutrality stance in the war between the Entente allies and Germany. Adolph Swimer of Newark NJ jailed for threatening President Wilson. Miss Mary Strong 16 of Indianapolis charged with silk theft. youngest shoplifter. Farm reports: Gibson county wheat and corn strong. Posey county wheat near normal. Auto crash near storm injures Joseph Sheets and kin. seven hundred workers at Louisville cantonment. Dr C H Stalker dies at 35 in Borden. Corporal James Norman Hall of Lafayette Flying Squadron survived attack but injured. home in Colfax Iowa.
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James Norman Hall
Aed
Lafayette
Colfax
Towa
Ballard Wheat Sacks Available at Local Farm Stores
J A Boone announces he will handle Ballard wheat sacks again this year and lists securing locations at Earl Williamson Hog Ridge Dick Holliday at Laconia and his own place 127 2w Laconia.
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Ballard
Earl Williar
Hog Ridge
Dick Holliday
Laconia
J. A. Boone
Why You Are Nervous
The nervous system acts as the body's alarm network. When health wanes nerves trigger headaches fatigue restless sleep and irritability. Scott emulsion offers nourishing blood fuel to nerve cells and body systems and is described as alcohol free by Scott & Bowne of Bloomfield New Jersey.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Germany's War Feud Grows as Neutral Nations Break Ties
The piece notes increasing German hostilities drawing in neutrals Greece and Brazil declaring warlike stances, China severing relations, and other nations in Europe and the Americas reconsidering ties. It cites Germany's submarine campaign and intrigues with Mexico to pressure the United States toward war.
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Germany
Greece
Brazil
Europe
Belgium
China
Mexico
United States
Kaiser
Wilson
Japan
Fourth of July 1917 Message on Liberty and Duty
The July Fourth 1917 address urges citizens to rise from lethargy, defend democracy, and support the war effort. It emphasizes liberty won by forefathers, the need to preserve government for future generations, and calls for active participation and prayer in this critical period.
Liberty Loan Support Praised by Rail Employees
Washington July 2 the government expresses appreciation for the Liberty Loan of 1917 from employees of the Southern Railway System and the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Co in a letter to George O Watson cashier National Metropolitan Bank. R W Wolley director of publicity notes the loyalty helped the loan to be a big success.
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Washington, D. C
Liberty Loan
Southern Railway System
Mobile & Ohio
George O. Watson
National Metropolitan Bank
R. W. Woolley
Secretary of the Treasury
The
Mobile & Ohio Railroad Co
Notice to Settle Accounts Owed to Dr J L Neely
Notice to settle all persons owing accounts to the late Dr J L Neely. Call and settle at once. Mrs Mary F Neely. For Baldwin pianos Edison phonographs and other high class musical instruments see Frank W Shireman Corydon Ind.
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J. L. Neely
Mary F. Neely
Baldwin
Edison
Anti-Saloon League Day to be observed near Elizabeth
Special announcement notes next Sunday July 8 as Anti Saloon League Day in Elizabeth area with Rev E J Everson speaking at Rogers Camp Ground at 1030 am and in Elizabeth at 3 pm at Methodist churches. The calls for all temperance supporters to attend and support the effort.
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Elizabeth
E. J. Everson
League
Rogers Camp Ground
Depatuw
Women urged to register despite court ruling
Indiana authorities instruct women to register to vote for delegates to the constitutional convention at the September 18 election. They advise registration even after Judge Thornton ruled the law unconstitutional, to allow voting if the Supreme Court reverses.
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Thornton
Indiana
Supreme Court
Dr J Carlton Daniel Completes Indiana Medical Program
Dr J Carlton Daniel and Mrs Daniel arrived from Indianapolis after he completed seven years of study at Indiana University. He will intern at City Hospital for one year starting September 15. He was active in Sigma Nu Skeleton Club Indiana Union Sphinx Club and Varsity Track. He is son of Dr and Mrs William Daniel and his wife is daughter of W H Keller.
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J. Carlton Daniel
Indianapolis
Daniel
Indiana University
Corydon High School
University At
Bloomington
Sigma Nu
Indiana Union
Board of Business Managers
Arbutus
William Daniel
Knights of Pythias install three new Knights July meeting
The Knighte of Pythias Lodge of Corydon will confer Knight rank on three members next Thursday evening July 6. Newly elected officers will be installed and refreshments served. All members urged to attend. Grand line Palm Beach and Cool Cloth Suite Kellers.
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Pythias Lodge
Corydon
Death of Mrs Stepro at Corydon burial Monday
Mis Ollie Gertrude Stepro wife of Stephen B Stepro died at home after a long illness of pelvic peritonitis She was 36 4 9 and leaves husband son Hesman aged 11 father at Soldiers Home Marion Indiana brother Herbert Inman in Washington Funeral services were at Corydon United Brethren church conducted by Rev N Fouts and burial followed at Cedar Hill cemetery She was a former Presbyterian member in Laconia
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Mis
Ollie Gertrude Stepro
Stephen B. Stepro
Corydon United Brethren Church
N. Fouts
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Corydon
U. B
Local items from Hursttown and nearby communities
Miss Myrtle and Martha Lahue of Hursttown visited Miss Lula Turley last Sunday. A large local crowd attended a New Middletown play Saturday. Hobart O Wright, home from Business College in New Albany, spent the weekend here. Mrs Amanda Erstine returned after visiting her son in Arkansas. Ray Turley, Carl Hauswald, Ethel Gehlbach and Mrs Orlin Faith attended the Christian Endeavor convention in Marengo. Ray Turley reported on the convention at Sunday’s meeting. Patriotic Sunday planned for July 8 with songs and recitations. soldiers urged to attend in uniform if possible. Brant Turley ill at George Turley’s. Sunday School and church well attended. Jacob Gehlbach bought an Overland car. George Mader moved into Ed Faith’s Greelyburg property, previously lived there about a year ago. John Sonner and family from Nebraska moved into the Mader vacated place. Mrs Will Miller and two children Wilma and Herman of West Virginia visiting relatives here.
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Myrtle
Martha Lahue
Hursttown
Lula Turley
New Middletown
Hobart O. Wright
Business
New Albany
Amanda Erstine
W. E. Erstine
Arkansas
Ray Turley
Carl Hauswald
Ethel Gehlbach
Orlin Faith
Christian Endeavor
Marengo
C. E
Brant Turley
George Turley
Jacob Gehlbach
George Mader
Ed Faith
Greelyburg
Mr. Mader
John Sonner
Nebraska
Death of David W Bryant
David W. Bryant born December 11 1878 died June 18 1917 at his brother Thomas Bryant Georgetown aged 38 years 6 months 7 days Funeral at Bethesda church conducted by Rev W H Howerton New Albany burial in nearby cemetery He leaves wife Ella Byant five sons and two daughters three brothers one sister and many relatives and friends to mourn Also a nephew Leslie Bryant
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David W. Bryant
Thomas Bryant
Georgetown
Bethesda Church
W. H. Howerton
New Albany
Ella Byant
Leslie Bryant
Russia Moves Assertively as Front Battles Resurgent
Russian forces renewed aggression along an eighteen mile front against German lines, pressed the attack, and later repulsed assault with about ten thousand prisoners taken. The report marks the first major move since the Russian revolution, signaling renewed hostilities in the war.
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New Russia
Germany
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Democratic Editors
General News
Adolph Swimer
Newark
N. J
President Wilson
Federal
Atlanta
Mary Strong
Gibson County
Posey County
Joseph Sheets
Madison
Louisville
C. H. Stalker
Borden
Ballard Wheat Sacks
Ar BK
Southern Railway Co
Mobile & Ohio R. R
Frank W. Shireman
Corydon, Ind
Attention K
P’s
Grand Line
Palm Beach
Kellers
Death OF Mars
Stepro
Plrimmer’s Chapel
Will Miller
Wilma and
Herman
West Virginia
Russia
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