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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1918

Page

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Boston Flu Outbreak Returns With Mass Case Surge

Boston reports renewed influenza outbreak with about 400 cases daily and 120 towns showing flu, deaths low so far. Doctors discuss serum treatment used in Pittsburgh and St Louis but remain divided on flu vaccine efficacy. masks and quarantines previously adopted may be reinstated if spread continues.

Boston Masa Den Mascabbusette Ware Massag Pittsburgh Max &. Starkiow St. Louis Seilu Acromd Branca Britain Germany

Water bills delinquent prompt payment urged

The notice warns residents to avoid penalties by paying water bills due after January 1. It mentions Fort Wayne Water Works and urges prompt payment amid broader wartime messaging and disinformation concerns involving Germany and the entente. The text discusses fears of antiwar sentiment spreading in January and references wartime topics and Swiss neutrality after armistice terms.

Fort Wayne Water Works

Beet growers form northwestern Ohio association

December 20 Deshler hosts an Olio beet growers meeting to organize a state group. The earlier Tororto meeting raised beet prices from 8 to 9 dollars per ton, with growers later awarded 85 cents more per ton due to wheat related adjustments. Wayne Fish Market reports carload fresh rabbits.

Hicksville Ohio Deshler Tororto Wice Sheat Carload Wayne Fish Market

Officers Elected as American Insurance Union Opens Quarters

The American Insurance Officers Union opened new quarters and elected officers including Meg Sirus and F. Lenz as trustees. A large turnout and inspection day were noted, with new equipment and location touted. The report also mentions staffing changes and other routine personnel moves at various offices.

Pailrc’d Woeners American Insurance Elect Officers Union Koenig Wit Getre Meg Sirus Henthsn F. Lenz Oriers Wno

Change of Regime in Noble County

In Noble County Albion Ina Den reports wide changes in county offices on Wednesday. County Auditor George A. Joung, serving two four term stretches, will be succeeded by Clayton Erwin of York township who was elected by a majority of 88 over Cecil W. Emerick of Wayne township. Anna Moorhouse, deputy auditor for years, resigns to join DeKalb County in the same role. Russell Bremer of Jefferson township will become Deputy Auditor. In county treasurer duties, Jacob Lindsey, Democrat, steps down after twelve years. Ina Laughlin of Brimfield will succeed him, following a 418 vote majority. Also noted are social notices and a brief hotel advertisement.

Albion Ina den Wednesden Jan George A. Joung Clayton Erwin York Township Erwin Cecil W. Emerick Wane Township Anna Moorhouse Bes DeKalb Johnson Gan Sha Russell Bremer Jafferson Township Ann Gosessor Jacob. Lindsey Agsn Inco Laughlin Brinferd Lindsey

Influenza Epidemic Warns Public Health Service

Public Health Service reports 300000 to 350000 influenza and pneumonia deaths in the United States since September 15, with the epidemic still active in many areas. The alert urges precaution as the disease spreads through communities and advises using Father John's Medicine as a tonic and safer option for families.

Public Health Service United States Washington

Work of Dr Bower Praised by Governor Marcus Holcomb

Dr. Bower, called to the United States public service, returns home to resume duties after aiding influenza efforts in the Western states and Japan. Connecticut Governor Marcus Holcomb formally commends his service in a January 12 1918 note, noting appreciation for the epidemic response.

DR. Bower EB al Hower United Stars Gaymimelolcomb Connecticut Voluntary Ier

Death notices and obituaries from Huntington and surrounding towns

Multiple obituary notes from Huntington and nearby communities report deaths and funeral details. Included are Peter Shoalt of Butler Township DeKalb County aged 30 with survivors and unresolved funeral plans, Miss Estella L. daughter of Mrs. family, and Mrs. Sarah Chamberlain widow of Dr. James Chamberlain with survivors and services in Waterloo. Also noted are Mr. Diaker of Huntington with limited details, and Mrs. Emory Davies of Huntington County aged 39 with bereaved husband and children.

Shoat Huntertown Mad Peter Shosf Butler DeKalb” Couity Rock Miami County Thin David W Near Lao R. M. Hogar Lincoln Neb Shoalt Cas Che Estella Swenetay Linfinenza Albion Red Cross Vail Chamberlain Awaterboo Ind Sarah ‘Tomas Chamberlain James Nu. Chamberlain RL. Hall Hall Harr 2D. Chamberlain Beis 3 NL Robert. McAirtde Indiaunyolls Elly Baxter Auburn Marthh. Jackson Ci Nia Waterloo Cemetery Blay Jaenh Eley

New Year’s Day Post Office Hours and Schedules

Post office hours for New Year’s Day are listed with details on pickup times, delivery availability, and where to collect packages. Boxes, sub stations, and main offices will have altered hours and late pickup options. Affected locations include Brondway, Lafayette, Calhoun, Spy Run, and Broadway areas with specific desk and counter times noted.

Il Wreleck Wade Peters Brondwa Hurzell Albersmeyer Wells B. JS Miller Lafayette Ae Zen Mawes v_G. Dale Calhoun J. H. Witten Lewis Washington Broadway Ati Geo F. Miller and Taylor Staillurn Igh and Marga Oy Meinzen Bird Herman Epiegel Columbia Stu W. T. Rupp State Drelor Hrackenrilge Lis Store

Pepin Schools Set to Open and Evening Classes Meet

All schools will open on Thursday and regular Thursday evening classes will also convene. Pepin enrollees in the evening classes are urged to report promptly. R. W. HIMELICK, Superintendent.

Pepin R. W. Himelick

Ralston to Speak at Huntington January 24 Banquet

Huntington Ind Dec 31 Sambal M Ralston former internor of Indiana will speak at the men s banquet of the First Presbyterian Church on January 24 Announcement was made at church services as plans for the anoin affair were reverenced Mr and Mrs Ralston will stay with Mr and Mrs J Fred France during their Huntington visit and will move to Huntington after Mr France leaves his clerk post Twenty two patients were treated at Red Cross emergency hospital today with more expected upon discharge Two patients were sent home Sunday and another today Lawrence Rodnicker s wife died Sunday and he is reported much improved Paul Drabenstott s condition is not improving as fast as hoped.

Huntington Ind Sambal M. Ralston Indiana First Presbyterian Church Ralston J. Fred France Supreme Fee Red Dross Homer Lawrence Rodnicker Paul Drabenstott Jas

Night school reopens after holiday influenza scare

Huntington Md Dee free night school under the direction of We A Shock of the high school resumes all evening after the holiday. The influenza scare keeps attendance steady as federal aids depend on it.

Huntington We. A

Fragmented Note Describes Formation Well Discussion

A garbled item mentions a formation well discussion with references to PNG and Mesidont. It is unclear who spoke or what actions are implied, leaving only scattered names and partial phrases.

Soldiers to form national service organization abroad

Fragmentary report indicates a proposal to organize a national service unit for U S soldiers abroad with emphasis on unity and readiness. Details are unclear but mentions Huntington and Linneingen soldiers and a planned formation aligned with patriotic aims. The source text is incomplete and several names and places are uncertain.

Huntington Tub Linneingen Canton United States Xex

Casualties and statuses listed by American expedition forces

The list records casualties and statuses among American expedition forces including killed in action died of wounds and other causes wounded severely and prisoners reported missing in hospital. Names such as Eddie J Burman Ralph I Mg Burlington James Kl Pry Karl A Dues Chaence B Knehman Leonard Dice and Frank Herbert appear with their locations and statuses.

Washington Teo Ady Ragaing Setinn Pris Dob Fo Rus Aurora Adngust Kleinerhinitl Mount Ganses Orp Hang WW Pederson Gar Feiv Eddie J. Burman Seret Harry Il Thornhon Gorn Ralph I Mg Burlington Pry James Kl Ph Senlerville Monte S Kakey Boonville Sieh Mizaing En Augest Gerghelf Fortune France Germany Karl A. Dues Indixan Harbor

Marine Corps Casualties Report Missing in Action

Washington reports casualties among American expeditionary forces with totals for dead, wounded, and missing in action. The release lists individuals by name and status, noting deaths from disease and battle injuries.

Indiana Men Wounded and Died in Action Names Misspelled

A list of Indiana soldiers appears with numerous misspellings and fragmented names. It notes wounded and dead service members across multiple towns including Tipton Hamilton Napoleon Bremen Columbus and Toleds with ranks such as Priv and Sergt. The record enumerates many individuals including Charles Cooper Ernest Arno Robert Featherstone Walter Smith and John McCulvarh among others.

Clyde C. Lewis Hamilton Johny H. Slesmitter Napoleon Sergi Walter Smith Toleds T. Newman Portempauti John F. McCulvarh Bremen Carl Priand Columbia Bartlett Gibton Columbus

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