Are You Serving The Enemy In This World War Message
A wartime plea urges every American to join the American Red Cross and contribute to troop morale. The Herald notes an upcoming federal income tax outreach in February 1918 with tax officers in New Richmond and Crawfordsville to assist returns, warnings about penalties, and guidance on who must file. The piece closes with Christmas dinner hosts including Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Staley and several local families.
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Prussia
American Red Cross
France
America
Red Cross
The
Herald
Internal Revenue
Strouse
Corn Exchange Bank
New Richmond
Court House
Crawfordsville
Montgomery Co
Collector of Internal Revenue
Stockholders Meeting at Darl ington State Bank January 5 1918
Stockholders of the Darling ton State Bank will meet at the above bank Saturday January 5 1918 at 2 p m to elect seven directors for the ensuing year and transact such other business as may come before the meeting. W A Burgin Cashier. For Sale Corn in the field about 24 acres sound and deliverable within limited distance sold as a lot only Tribbett Darling ton Indiana
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Darlington State Bank
Above
W. A. Burgin
C. E. Tribbett
Darlington
Indiana
Pneumatic air mortars flourish on front lines
Compressed air weapons equip Allied trenches with gas or air propulsion, replacing powder. These pneumatic cannons fire shells at 750 to 1,000 feet, offering quiet operation, low cost, and high accuracy as trench warfare favors this technology.
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Geo. Patterson
Mary Jane
Indianapolis
Wallace Peterson
Jessie and
Belva
Howard Gillis
Geo. Shumaker
Potomac, Il
Will Shumaker
Albert Conrad
Stockholders Meeting
Campbell & Kersey
Choice
Gingham
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