Notice of Final Settlement in Lewis Byrum Estate
The administrator of the estate of Lewis Byrum, deceased, Harrison County Indiana, has filed a final settlement with the Harrison County Circuit Court. It will be presented for hearing on September 9, 1918, at the first day of the next term, when interested parties must appear to show cause why the settlement should not be approved. George Byrum administrator. Attorney O. Cook.
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Lewis Byrum
Harrison County
Indiana
Circuit Court
George
Byrum
Acdmr
Cook
Patriotic address honors Corydon High at May alumni reception
Harry Kepner delivers a fervent speech at Corydon High School Alumni Association honoring the service flag dedication on May 14. He extols ancient and modern heroes and argues for America's righteous war aims, urging pride in the alumni and their fighting sons for world freedom.
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Corydean High School
Klepnen
David
Europe
Calvary
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Corydon High School
Dain Mowers Improve Hay Harvest Efficiency
J G U Zabel Hardware and Implements advertises Dain mowers designed for thick hay cutting. Features include compensating sears larger knife head ball and joint 21 tooth clutch and ribbed cutter bar to reduce draft. Visit the dealer showroom.
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J. GU. Zabel
Germans Bomb British Hospitals In Northern France
The report cites German aviators bombing patients and hospital staff behind the front. Hundreds killed or wounded despite Red Cross signals. An American hospital nearby was spared. officials condemn the act as part of a pattern of frightfulness.
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Battle Line
France
Red Cross
In Memory of Little Fay Elizabeth Yeager
The obituary notes the birth on May 18 and death on April 21, 1918 of Little Fay Elizabeth Yeager, daughter of Cleve and Matilda Yeager. Survived by her father, mother, three brothers, and many relatives. Funeral services were held at Smith's Camp Ground and burial followed in a nearby cemetery.
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Little Fay Elizabeth
Cleve
Matilda Yeager
Smith's Camp
Fay
Darling
MEN WANTED FOR SPECIAL SERVICE AT CAMP ZACHARY TAYLOR
Major Clarence A. Dougherty of the 84th Division seeks about seventy five men for specialized work in the Division Signal Battalion at Camp Zachary Taylor Kentucky near Louisville. Preference for wireless telegraph telephone switchboard operators line repair telegraph operators with additional openings for instrument makers repairmen splicers cooks cabinet makers stenographer and dog trainer. Men may enlist if within draft and not yet ordered to report.
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Army
Clarence A. Dougherty
84Th Division
Camp Zachary Taylor
Kentucky
Louisville
Dougherty
War Department
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