Local visitors and travel notes from Vincennes to Camp Sherman
Adolph Eglaif Jr and family from Vincennes visited relatives here last Thursday. Several residents and visitors from nearby towns, including Ferdinand, Holland, and Tell City, were in town for various visits and errands. A number of residents, including Ben Hubers and family, purchased vehicles and arranged travel to Camp Sherman, with other locals leaving for trips or returning from excursions.
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Adolph Eglaif Jr
Vincennes
Weather and Community Notes from Siberia
Weather remains fine in the area as residents report various local items. The infant of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ifrin died of whooping cough and was buried Sunday. A meeting is planned at Kitterwagon school next Wednesday about the War Savings St ravel drive. Local boys have departed for Camp Sherman Ohio after being called by Uncle Sam. Gilbert Arehart made a business trip to Cunnebon Monday. Uncle Mike Uebelhoer is staying busy at this writing.
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Joseph Ifrin
Gough
Camp Sherman, O
Uncle Sam
Knitting Club Meets Amid Ambiguous Call
All knitters are asked to meet in the Red Crop tal Montages wig for a gathering with the Knitting Club. Born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wilmers on Monday morning a boy named De Agrapal atfoua.
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Lawrence Wilmers
de Agrapal Atfoua
Cardul Aids Woman Before Birth and Recovery
Leavenworth resident Mrs Hattie Curts credits Cardul with lifting her from frail, nervous health to strong, healthy weight gain after birth. The letter urges women with female ailments to consider the tonic. In a separate note Engelbert Dilger celebrated his 67th birthday with a gathering, lunch, and cards. Jacob F Ruxer of St Meinrad discussed a Maxwell car deal with Ollie Niehaus. A light Sunday rain offered little help to crops.
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Leavenworth, Ind
Hattie Curts
Cardu
Jacob F. Ruxer
St. Meinrad
Ollie Niehaus
Maxwell
Dale
Jake
Sidewalk Project On Wollen Mann Property Under Way
Concrete sidewalk is being laid along the west side of the Wollen Mann property with Ben Seufert handling the work. For sale items include two horses two sets of harness buggy and delivery wagon ebony. For more details call this office. Also offering a large selection of walking tid ing and disc cultivators at bargain prices from Weyer Bleck.
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Wollenmann
Ben Seufert
Ehony
Alge
Seare
Weyer & Bleck
Disease Eliminated at Front Study Says Soldiers Thrive
London Tit-Bits reports a physician’s mortality study from the armies showing about sixty killed and one hundred fifty wounded per thousand with most wounded returning. Disease is described as so controlled a sick man is a curiosity, and advances in medical care and equipment reduce deaths and improve recovery for drafted soldiers.
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London
Tit-Bits
Paris
Tit for Tat in War Sermon Urges Food Sugar Sacrifices
A Sunday sermon in uptown New York highlights civic duty during wartime. The clergyman urges conservation of all foodstuffs and sobriety as essential, noting sugar shortages and questioning alcohol consumption. a red-faced grandfather and his well-dressed grandson listen as the boy nudges him.
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New York
Oil Exploration Called Vital for Britain by US Geologists
A London correspondent reports eminent American geologists urge Britain to invest substantially in petroleum prospecting. A Board of Trade spokesman says finding oil would be crucial, arguing Britain may lack motive power without oil despite manpower munitions and money.
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Britain
House of Consnous
Great Britain
London
Board of Trade
Tussock Moth Warns Albany Shade Tree Health
The New York State College of Forestry at Syracuse sent a circular to chambers of commerce warning of a severe tussock moth outbreak on shade trees next season. White egg masses are visible this time along elm banks and should be collected and destroyed or creosoted to prevent hatching. Local shade tree or park commissions are urged to act immediately.
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New York State College of Forestry
Syracuse
Chambers of Commercce
College Iuta
Dentists Debate Gentle Sleep Techniques in Quirky Exchange
In a brief exchange, two dentists compare their bedside manners and techniques for calming patients. The first boasts a precise level of gentleness that lulls patients to sleep during extractions, while the second dismisses such claims as wasteful and trivial.
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Ananias
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Steve Schwindel
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Chicago
Lina Bartlett
Tell City
Adolph Eylott
Claud Lomax
Ben Hubers
Potter Mhycroff
Henry Denning
Werner & Kredler
Pell City
Karl Schnetlenberger
Mary Nea
Heyine and
Mary
Roy
Geo. Hecher and Son
Aciot
Coppoeclk
Ovieanus
Ind
Town Tor Port
Camp Sherman Poesaiey
Albert Weaver
Ferdinand
H. B Tormoliten
Holland
Luther Woodford
Indianapolis
John Roach
F. M. Teery
Princeton
Sriday
Chas. Brace
Irvansville
Martin Schwinghammer
St. Henry
Martina Hehwinghammer
Henry Schwinghammer
Owensboro
Nunoma Schnell
Lucile
Maud Sumner
Mars
Amos Weitkamp
Jiszie Feldmeyer
Henry Feldmeyer
Evansville
Siberia
Kitterwag
Gilbert Arehart
Cunnebon
Ungle
Mike Uebelhoer
Jbe
Gowing
Pat
West
Amy
Ain YO
Unntingburg
Huntingbure
Loui Vite
N. A. Joch i
Johnsburg
Cardus
Engelbert Dilger
J. A. Sondermann
Albert
Verena
Tillie Sondermanun
Henry Haake
Tarbora Hackmann
Join Bartley
Wm. R. Sauer
Missa Mayme’ Bloemer
Augusta Dilger
Mary Milley
Benjamin
Electric Light & Power Co., of
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Qroilx
E. Metzger
Ke, E. Metzger
G. P. Shears
Palmer
Huntingburg
Jasper, MD
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
Qates
Frank Seuninger
Simon Schum
John Hartz
Anna Kippenbrock
John Roos
Keny and
Tiengia Schipp
Eberhard Sehbwoeppe
Nonry
George A. McLane
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Senoinger Bldg
Perdyrand, Ind
Brown Brothers Company
Continental Nurseries
Rochester
I’. J. Cheney & C O
Toledo
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