May 30 designated by Wilson as Day of Prayer for Victory
President Wilson proclaims May 30 a national day of public humiliation prayer and fasting to seek divine guidance and victory for American arms. Congress urged such observance to unite churches in devotion and support for the war effort and a just peace.
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Wilson
Washington
D. C
A. P
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
God
Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
District of Columbia
Robert Lansing
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Charles 8. MacFarland
Cavalry Division Disbanded as War Moves to Smaller Units
News roundup reports the November formed Cavalry Division on the Mexican border being disbanded. It notes the unit’s Overseas nickname, the Methodist church women gaining full lay membership in Atlanta, and various war era items including bond plans, rationing findings, and notable figures such as Lonina Botchkarevs arriving in a Pacific port.
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the Methodist Church, South
Atlanta
Mmne
Lonina Botchkarevs
Pacific
Russia
France
Rusgia
Airplane Mail Service Links Washington New York via Philadelphia
Airplane mil service between Washington and New York via Philadelphia began last Wednesday. A New York to Capital flight took three hours and twenty minutes, and letters reached addresses in thirty three minutes more. Germany reports two long distance guns moved to Krupp for repairs. House Rules Committee asked to investigate mail delays. Stig notes mail from Newbery DC took thirteen days to New York while from Fort Worth TX took four and a half days.
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Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Germany
Krupp Works
House Rules Committee
Stig
Newbery
D. C
Ft. Worth
Texas
Third District Federation Meeting at Salem May 23
The third district federation of clubs holds its annual meeting at Salem on Thursday May 23. Prominent speakers include Dr Alfred Wishard of Grand Rapids Lieutenant Governor iash and Mrs John E Moore president of the Indiana Federation of Clubs. Delegates and visitors from all third district towns are expected and assured a hearty Salem welcome.
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Red Cross
Salem
Evreks Telephone stockholders meet in Corydon Indiana
Notice states the Evreks Telephone Company will hold its regular annual stockholders meeting on Saturday June 1 1918 at 10 AM at Corydon Indiana Courthouse to elect officers and vote on an amendment. Shareholders with claims are asked to present them at the directors meeting in Corydon on May 31. J A Stevens president.
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Evreks Telephone Company
Court House
Corydon
Indiana
J. A. Stevens
Trustee's Office Day Taylfor Township Announcement
Trustee William H. Stewart fixes Saturday office day in Buena Vista from April 20, 1918, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. for township business, beating John Fink's store. Also notice of sale: a registered Jersey cow, two years old, now fresh, Charles T. Sieg, Gorydon, Indiana.
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John Fink
Buena Vista
Transac
Jersey
Charles T. Sieg
Gorydon
Ind
Dime Drive for Surgical Dressings for Wounded Soldiers
Newark Woman's Home Campaign seeks dime contributions to buy surgical dressings for wounded soldiers at the front. Donations may be left with Mrs. Julia C. Roberts at M. Griffin & Co. store. total listed so far is $13.60 from numerous local residents and families.
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Newark City
Julia C. Roberts
M. Griffin & Co
Notice of Appointment of Administrator
The undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Rather Carter late of Harrison Cemake Fadiann. P. Huff. Kirkham & O.Bannon Attorneys.
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Rather Carter
Harrison Cemake
Fadiann
P. Huff
Kirkham & O.bannon Attys
Breeders' Colony Offers Charter Oak Jr for 1918 Breeding
At my barn near New Middletown a gray nine year old draft stallion Charter Oak Jr stands 1500 pounds and seventeen hands. Sired by Charter Oak 48570 from Pereberon line, dam by posueut and Pluto in English draft tradition. Service fee nine dollars with colt guarantee, payment due when foal traded or removed. Prospects urged to inspect for draft-horse breeding. contact Corydon Exchange, Ed Fogal.
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My Barn
New Middletown
Charter Oak Jr
Charter Oak
Pereberon
Posueut
Pluto
Peraons
Corydon Exehanere
J, Fogal
Sound Pure-Bred Stallion Victor No 56036 in 1918 season
Victor No 56036 a pure-bred Percheron stallion will stand at my place three miles south of New Middletown in 1918. Stud fee ten dollars to insure a colt. Formerly owned by the South Brothers near Corydon. Breeders invited to inspect Victor. Keeper Luthur 3 miles south of New Middletown.
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My Place
New Middletown
Victor
St&uth Brothers
Corydon
Luther
Ana
Keeper
Bury Junior Sound Grade Stallion Available for Breeding
Bury Junior a five draft annual stallion of 1800 pounds will stand for the 1918 season beginning April 1 at the undersigned barn in Morgan township. He will be at Corydon Junction every Saturday. See him before breeding. Jacob Haub, Owner. m207 w.
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Morgan Township
Corydon Junction
Jacob Haub
Edward the Pure Bred Stallion for 1918 Season in Central
Edward No. 5793 a pure bred stallion enrollment 8410 offers season service at Corda Watson's barn Central at 12 to insure a living colt. Five years old this spring Edward has German imported sire and dam and unbeaten in his class. Pedigree traces through Adolphus Adolf Asmar Emar Pandora Sultan Martine and Gernhard with Porcia and Waibel among ancestors. Owner C A Mauck keeper Green Roby.
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Corda Watson's Barn
Central
Edward
Germany
Adolphus
Adolf
Asmar
Emar
Pandora
Sultan
Martine
Gernhard
Porcia
Bernhard
Waibel
C. A. Mauck
Green Roby
Sound Pure-Bred Jack Don F. 1918 breeding notice
Don F. will season 1918 at my barn three miles south of New Middletown to serve mares at 15 dollars to insure a lying colt. He stands fifteen and three quarters hands, foaled August 14 1911, six years old. Ib pays to raise mules. See Don E. before breeding. John Luther owner and keeper.
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Don F
New Middletown
Sien
Don E
John Luther
General Scott A Sound Pare-Bred Jack
General Scott A Sound Pare-Bred Jack No 8362 A-Record No 2569 will make the season of 1918 at the barn of dam Solon one mile southwest of New Mid town and will serve mares at 1000 dollars to insure a living colt money due as soon as the colt is fealed the mare traded or removed. Care will be taken to prevent accidents but will not be responsible should any occur. General Scott is a fine animal and is sure foal getter. It pays to raise mules. See our jack before breeding. Frank Sohn & Sons Owners Adam Soben Keeper. mi-8w
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George R. Sears
Black Eagle
Palmyra
Ind
Black Eagle No 13753 A Pure-Bred Jack
George R. Sears offers Black Eagle no 13753 as a pure bred jack to service mares at ten dollars to insure a living colt. Payment due when foaled or if mare traded or removed. Also notes it pays to raise mules. See Black Eagle before breeding. Owner George R Sears Palmyra Indiana.
Belgian Stallion at Corydon Fair Grounds Offered for Stud
Will make the season of 1918 at the Corydon Fair Ground. Description notes light pay long strip snip on nose left hind foot white foaled 194. Sire Jubert-de-la-Bruyere Grand Sire Jonis Dam Char mante-d-E- Baille Grand Day Mouche d Ei-Baille Terms 15 dollars to insure living cost. Removal of more from neighborhood forfeits insurance and fee due at once. Careot not be liable. See the stallion before booking mares. Harrison County Belgian Horse Co Corydon Ind Keeper Hart Hickman Secy Fred Ibbert Day Treas mi-2mo
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Corydon Fair Ground
Jubert-de-la-Bruyere
Jonis
Charmante-D-E- Baille
Harrison County Belgian Horse CO
Corydon
Ind
Hart Hickman
Fred Igbert
Sec’y
John J. Day
Treas
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BP. Griffin
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T. W. Knight
Sam Mauck
Hugh Rhodes
Hlarve Miller
J. Tn Power
C. V. Shuck
Percy Davis
Frank Crozier
C. M. Hottel
Lem Stevens
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Alice M. Wurm
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Stella B Caughlin
John Habermel
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Rose Keer
Arthur Rechirt
Georgia Stockslager
BR. A. Bullett
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Wm. Tottorff
Wh. E. Groves
Mary Taylor
Lina Black
Laura Wallace
Maurice Griffin
Henry Rupp
L. A. Meech
Wm. Daniels
Ieee Creas
Chas. J. Ruppoo
Geo. E. Brown
W. S. Shuck
Mary Mossler
Willard Denbo
Tilaine Hays
Jennie George
Oscar Fi Row
Rebecci Quebuemma
Amadre Farausy
Val
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Laura J. Harbeson
M. A. Cossaboom
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John Bottorff
Vada Brengman
Will Chrieviley
Aurelia Brewster
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M. E. Kopp
Chas. W. Thomas
Stoker
Robert Gibson
Coluny
Bury
Edward No
General Scott
Omer
Firestone
Foster
Detroit
W. H. Bullett & Sons
Ford
United States Food Administration
Sam
W. H. Bulleit & Sons
Iric
Corydon, Indiana
K. C. Corn Cultivator
K. C
J.G. Zabel
Lanesville
J. G. Zabel’s
J. G. Zabel
Harrison County
Mr. Zirbe
C. W. Thomas
C. C. Whivet Legharns
Teo
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Atrain
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