Memorial Day Remembrance Urges Dekorations for Deceased Soldiers
Friday is Memorial Day as J H Beckmann asks relatives and friends to decorate graves of fallen soldiers. The note recalls local heroes and urges community remembrance amid rainy conditions and farming updates. Dr Merit Pennington, a graduate veterinarian, has opened an office in Huntingburg at Wuether Ice Coal Co. Phone 89-2. Farmers note they have Standard Deering Twine for sale at a reasonable price. John Hoffmann appears in the notice. The piece ends with a humorous ad about the Evansville Courier.
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J. H. Beckmann
Merit Pennington
Huntingburg
Wueteher
Clark Township Trustee Announces Weekly Office Hours
John Arehart trustee of Clark Township Perry County will handle township business at his home office on Tuesdays and Saturdays each week and at Briatow the last Saturday of every month. For more information call this office about automobile insurance with AMERICAN.
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Clark Township
Perry County
Briatow
John Arehart
Siberia
Ind
Train Schedule Notice from Jocheм Agent Huntingburg Ind
Southern Time Card effective Sunday Navy 3 1918 lists train numbers 9 12 13 with scheduled arrivals at 8 45 a m and 3 20 p m and 8 05 p m. Train 13 connects at Huntingburg with train 23 serving all local points between Huntingburg and Louisville.
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Huntingburg
Louisville
New Albany
Trath
Louieville
TS Eensas Association
Loulaville
Columbus
Fontaine Merry
Pepe
W. T. Aurvant
Bscungbere
Navy
N. A
Jochem
Johnaburg
Ind
Inside bathing remedy for bowel health water and phosphate cure
A promotional piece promotes daily intake of hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the bowels and prevent toxins. It claims internal sanitation improves health for headaches cold symptoms biliousness constipation bad breath backache and general well being by cleansing stomach liver kidneys and bowels through internal baths.
Sleeper Urges Michigan Aid For Salvation Army Drive
Governor Albert E Sleeper calls Michigan residents to back the Salvation Army National Home Service Fund during May 19 to 24. The proclamation notes the campaign seeks 13 million dollars to support home and overseas relief and reconstruction after the war, urging liberal subscriptions statewide.
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Sleeper
Michigan
L. A. Drive
Lansing
Salvation Army
National Home Service Fund
Albert KE
Qis
Albert
Commonwealth of Michigan
States of the Union
A. D
Albert FE. Slefper
What Doughboy's Mother Thinks of Lassies Overseas
Michigan mother Mrs. William Holtman of Jackson shares a wartime letter praising the Salvation Army and its overseas work. She notes the Home Service Fund drive for 13 million dollars and recalls volunteers who worked tirelessly, offering support and morale to soldiers in France.
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Doughboy
Lassies
Salvation Army
Jservce Inman
America
Army
France
Michigan
William Holtman
Stewart Avenue
Jackson
Trc
Indiana
Salvation Army Home Service
Tloifman
Jackson. Mich
Aovernon
WJ. S
Lassie Lassie Notably Firing Line Serviceman Returns
Lieutenant Louise Stella Carmickle recounts a year serving on the firing line in France where she baked doughnuts pies and coffee under shell fire. A Salvation Army lassie from Tell City Indiana now based in Bay City Michigan promotes the National Home Service Fund drive in Michigan and Indiana.
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France
Louise Stella Carmickle
Salvation Army
Miss Carmickle
Michigan-Indiana
National Home Service Fund
Michigan
Indiana
Tell City
Ind
Bay City
Mich
Salvation Army Corps
War Veterans of World Battles Guests of L A Memorial Observance
Veterans from Civil War to veterans of foreign wars will be guests of honor at memorial services in Indiana and Michigan. Michigan and Indiana doughboys who served across the Rhine are highlighted as the youngest veterans. The event caps the National Home Service Fund Campaign seeking 13 million dollars with Indiana and Michigan allotted about 1 million.
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Indiana
Michigan
Salvation Army Corps
Bal Vattlon Army
National Home Service Fund
League of Nations formation urged as world steps forward
A historical overview traces humanity's move toward a world alliance to prevent future wars. It notes fourteen major governments backing tentative league plans and delegates ready to sign a treaty at Paris, signaling a consensus to organize globally for peace and collective security.
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Clarence L. Speed
Timole
League
League of Nations
Paris
Main
Lfe
Texas
Manchester
United States
Kingland
Unit States
Philippines
Hnd
Bradel
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Gerhard Weyer
Shinust & Helming
Soh
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TES Railroad
Viaouthern Railroad L
Woodworth Company
Wilton
Ceann
Lassie
War Veterans of World Battles
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