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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1918

Page

6

Great Many Bought Bonds

A long list of individuals including J. T. Christopher, Mrs. Willa Cannon, Bessie Doak, Hallie Fisher, T. Higz way, John Weland, Enos Marvey, Sallie Handy, Isaac Hart, J. J. Nichols, Harvey Nichols, Miss Letla Newhard, Mabel J. Parker, Walter Wheatley, Miss Edna Huston Wheatley, and many others appear in a Bond purchase roster. The document records names, initials, and affiliations linked to a bond-buying drive and reflects a broad community participation across numerous families and local entities.

Albert Basons Tillie Lanes Lessie Lomb Way Lord T. D. Latrimere Claude Liden John —D. Lare Harver Fannie McCotter HH. W. McMahan T. S. McCrea Thes JR McMahan PF. McMahan Loi Meyer James 2 Hurpay Luccetta Mc. Murphy Lenora EL Murphy OS. Meredith Percy FL Murphy W. Messenger W C. Magers A. R. Messick John M. Mills Bertha L. Morris Lee Morris Lyda May Morris Myrtle EL Mesalek Mis Thos Nichols Olivia C. Noble Daniel Nichols Thos L. Nichols Emma H. Nichole Chas Kinder Noble J. J. Nichols Robinson Nichols Harvey N. Nichols J. Sherman Neal W. Edmond Neal Henry L. Neal Emma J. Neal C. R. Neal Harvey L. Newhard Letla Newhard Harry K. Nichols Perdinaneg Nagel Unima Wv. Nichols James A. Nichols Geo Alfred Noble Joseph Odell Fred Obier Dt Poole W. AL Puses John J. Paul E.G Poole Mabel J. Parker Umma Poole Bo. Reed LO. Fussum Geo. Togera FL Shufelt J. W. Stowell James T. Spicer Harry Linwood Stanley Meo Calvin Snyder Peter R. Short J. K. Smith Sarah M Sutherland Ida C. Smith Lamson H. Stanley Huth Stacum Atlas Hannah Stowell H. Stack Coon Turner G. W. Towers Gi. M. Towers Chas W. Towers Misa Katie Truit Nellie I. Turner T. J. Todd C. EB. Thawley Ida May Turner Marie ‘Tedd ‘Turner Ida May Unruh Harold W. Unruh Annie von Gratvner Charles Voss E. C. Vincent Tray Y. Wheatley Edna Huston Wheatley R. J. Wheatley Ros. Wheatley J. J. Wheatley Wm. Dletcher Wiliamson Joseph Waldis Melvin E. Wheatley L. P. Wheatley M Walker W. OH. Williams M.A HL Wuln W. Washington Oscar Wright Alonso Wright E. Wl Jams Ella Woodward AL Willis Lina Willis Florence Wilte Ida Walker Huberta Wheatley Walter Lo Wheatley N. TR Gannon Froel Tuteher W. HH. Holland Ludwig Asche JM Wuilem Manns Dovles Plow Golt Stewart & Jarrell L. Ro Chourh Tsabelfe Bareton Mary EL Tlielis C. Kemp Stuart Nannie E Jarrell Katherine Jarrell EL Jarrell Dno M. Peaven Mary Frances Fisher Minnie Lunehuth Fisher Hennes Tisher Wl Wood WG. Bowles Laura S Proce Bob, Canney Philemon Worbench Helen Fleming Geo W. Favinger Charlie Bowles Co. Connolly Pritz Kiimmer Hoodung We Oc Laing Jlo Mlemine Win T Beauchamp Dallis Mo Lee Hannah M Lee Mo. Jarrell Lauras Geldborough FW Deaarvens Marys Cooper EL Fleming Waines Thompson Susie S W. TD Callahan AL OW. Wankman Wm J. Higgins Oscar G. Johnon Herman Murrs Jeno P. Putin BE. Jester John White Te. Albantiodt Frederick PL Gol Mebawedll Frances AL Chance Geo Cl Monre Jr Crea GC. Walls W.O. Nnott Oord Nelle OM. Willis Addie of Morgan Cora Moore Tierald Calhiban Win B Coniyn Geo, Ford Joseph K. Kirsch Walter L. Starker CJ Anthonys OB. Carter Bernard FL Sparks Laura Wooters Virginia W. Helt Valentine Thels Joel Whitby Paissum Rotdnsen Ledward Flunteman Haters Gyosen Marc Eugenia Morgan Aiphone Bh. Giolt W. Briscoe George AL. Andrew CL Oa. Deford David M. Clopper Harison Clark Nathan J. Cade Chas. Stevens Hillward Bo Whrisht Floh. Toland Lloyd Holland T. Cannon HA Moore Bo C. Barton Poo M. Wurllis Walton Frampton Norman Hicks Stewart ML Coves Harry Raton Ira Calloway CL TE Cordrey Wylowe WY JD Svilvester Pawns Sparhktine Mare Straughin Edith Straughn Jas W. Thawley Els Bowens OD Wothers Owl Reynolds Row Jeutvern Miizabeth Jones Glide Mo Gate Wim O Swann Corey JL Robinson Christopher Nichols Tihivalethe Lightner Phi Tiwer Frank Fleming HE. Flowers H. (. Clowers Byron Barton H. Deans G. Cl Moore Carter J. MP Richardson Louise Jt Wilson Tropkins Sneed Clement Drake Sydnee Pindar Tsaae Williams St. John Parish Marek Callahan Alma B Thompson Annie Tarr Romeo Pritchett Georgie Favinner Laura S. Knott James G. Stayton Benjamin Brown Christine DB. Wilson Taudse Tn Wilson Wo Piines Jarod Ryness AL J. Cahall Joe Paton John Baly Stevens Geo L. Walsoon M Dorthy Warto Lacoon Odin H. Frown Richard S. Brown Margaret Brown Vwush Brown Lucretia Gibbs Nelson Beaven Ralph Hothind Atie Thawles John W. Berry Keyac Banes Robert Gibson Amos Primpose Th Lav Feaven FE OM. Thompson Clara M Thompon Mary Stuart Elva Mitchell Noman Gibson William Rhomes Flare Ver Tice Joseph T. Ward Wok Sharp DR Futsner Cora C. Thomas Josep A. Jackson J. Ro Macserieyv Bo Voshell AT. McCormick Luther CC Hiopkins Huth Vo Flapkins Jame Hulliard Annie 2. Hubbard Mara i Hubbard Uarev Tlubbard John By Fleese da Cooper Walter Stinson Win Asche GJ. Wapkins Lo Mott Carter Chas W. Andrews Samuel FL Rhodes Miz J. Eadward Connolly

Hillsboro Quern Anne Bane and a Long Read of Names

A fragmented list of residents and relations from Hillsboro and surrounding areas. The page names numerous individuals with varied spellings and affiliations, but no clear event or action is described.

Hillsboro-Quern Anne Bane Hilleboro

Fragmented list of names and places in unclear OCR text

A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and surnames with stray initials and punctuation, lacking coherent events or context. It presents as a damaged newspaper page segment with many misspellings and scattered tokens, offering no clear narrative or date.

Fragmented Names List From Twain Manor Records

A long list of likely surnames and given names appears, including Jones, Long, Lane, Matthews, and Smith, interspersed with initials and partial titles. The OCR yields a dense roster of individuals, many with repeated family names, suggesting a catalog or membership roll rather than a narrative event.

Ders Matthe Me Plemiuimanns Plattie Erisadam Horace Johnson Jacob Dackson Geo Haha Din Yey Hutt J. Lane David Kline Victor Ty Wirsch Roland Notte Pred W. Kliseh Geerse Raussen Hos Mo Roemer Woo BB Rkauntman Pred Kemp J. M. Ludate Adee Lane Carnon Lane Neva Pane Male OM. Long Mate W. Long Bhatpor T. Ba Laneh Praneis John i Band Pamel Cybandh Leagel Chira Bo Leiger Ina Means Deine Dr Matthews T. OE Marvel Elwood Meoriis Meredith Mason Gania Madura On - Tamelen Mattthews al Atdrehell Lae Mitchell GFE Vwewsin EL Leo Mesinney Nouvanonid Murras Watter Mosley Vatubews Thelor Opperman Pita Pearsallaes He Pippin Bonnington Pesatrsaul Toms Jon Penuenecoim Caehien Has Bporkdus Pretuvnian Anh T Nauwy Pritchett Boob Pedbleton Porter Dartlner Pipping Geininger Dune Th Samith Pethaosmith Clhate Steve Uso AL Os Vetisen Dulellna Souuisbury UL Simaith Denas Slane Mats M. Shaner Ol Stanford Mya Lila Simon Mo T. Saut Btres Folin Sainsbury Dorothy Salsa Joseph Samiui Do NK. Snewberger Amma Cosmith Hi Sinon J. We Simeon Tl Cosmith Selhs Smuth Swine Hope Saulsburs AOF Saulsbura Mavarre Saulsburre Marks of Sadsburs Fop Simen Swann Lav Ssmith Starkey Marvy Slaw Hom Smith Umba Smut Thiptist Smith Raone Svatisbury Sudden Thos Ajsmith Geerse Slaughter Russell Swann

Record Jump Remark by Commander Try

Commander C B Try recalls discovering his jumping talent as a boy when a terrier lunged at him. He leaped a ditch to a plum tree, while the dog waited below with a toad in its mouth. Hydrophobia fears and a hedge note how high he jumped, years before he tried again.

C. B. Try Navy Pearson’s Weekly

Iron Foundry in War Area Operated by French Women

A Scientific American correspondent in France describes a primitive iron foundry near a warfront run largely by French women under male supervision. The women, in ordinary dress, worked cleanly and precisely on iron and brass parts despite shellfire, producing components and finished pieces that impressed visitors and outshined home molders.

France Efe Ward Hele Scientific American

Names for NS Ten vessels draw on Indian history

Assistant Secretary Roosevelt recruits names for new naval ships with help from President Wilson's wife. She suggests Indian names meant to evoke terror among enemies, citing Sinnamahoning Shawangunk Saccarappa Sucanomack Tobesofka and related spellings as potent choices.

Roosevelt Navy Department Wilson America Saccarappa

Red Cross Serves as Arm of Mercy in War Time

A patriotic tribute extols the Red Cross as the world’s greatest instrument of mercy. It lauds its efficiency and scope, likening it to mothers binding wounds behind soldiers at war. The piece calls for ongoing public support, praising the Red Cross as essential to defending civilization alongside American troops.

Red Cross Humanity America Army of the Red Cross

Paris Red Cross turns garrets into homes for refugees

Paris, unable to house the flood of northern refugees, leans on the Red Cross. Volunteers don overalls to act as architects and builders, transforming unfinished hospitals and vacant buildings into new apartments and sleeping wards within a fortnight. French peers praise American aid while urging broader support.

Faris France Paris Red Cross Mie Andrew

The Red Cross Man By Amelia Burr

The poem follows a Red Cross man guiding war weary exiles through Switzerland to France. It depicts ruined towns and mended homes as refugees seek solace near the front. A hopeful refrain speaks of the Angel of God’s Plan welcoming the Red Cross Man at heaven’s gate.

Switzerland Germany French Red Cross Heavenly Gate

Bocks In Noisy Conclave In France Forest

A correspondent in France notes rooks gathering in large numbers on trees near Diliet as mild weather arrives. The birds swarm, wheel, and perch in fields not to feed, possibly due to nesting sites ruined by woodcutters. The rooks appear to confer loudly on how to respond.

Bocks Roeks France Diliet Wilter England

Fragmentary 19th century note about a man’s living and work

A damaged excerpt describes a poor man and his living situation and labor. The legible phrases mention ownership and work, but the overall meaning is unclear. The text appears to record a personal observation or quotation with missing context.

Muskrat Skins Bring Record Prices at Auction

A January market in St. Louis saw 710000 muskrats fetch 500000 total while skins averaged 0.75 dollars, with top pelts at 1.50. A Alaska Martin skin set a 57 dollar high, and overall prices reflected strong fur demand as buyers from around the world attended the sale.

St. Louis Inskrat Anartin Aljaska

Seven Room House and Five Building Lots for Sale

For Sale. Seven room house and five building lots in Mast Greensboro LEYMAN A JARVIS Greensboro Md.

Mast Greensboro Leyman A. Jarvis Greensboro

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