The Jarr Family By Roy L. McCardell
The Jarr family debates a questionable loan from Pettigrew as Mr Jarr contemplates a risky money scheme to solve their troubles. Mrs Jarr pressures caution while urging action, sparking a clash over trust and prudence in a turbulent home scene.
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Jarr Family
Roy L. McCardell
Caveriahin
Pettigrew Sila
Mra
Saar
Pettigrew
Mr. Jarre
Jarr
Ajay Ming
Tom
Dary
Dan Wry
Mrs. Jarry
Mra. Jar
Jas
Fourth of July Celebration Plans Rise in Port Warne
Details emerge for Whe semnemacs Fourth of July fest at Port Warne with a morning parade at ten, a Lakeside park lunch, stage program including speakers Fermur Congress Feed J and Mr Tandia, music acts, and a fireworks display. Temperance groups urge inclusive patriotism. women’s cavalry division promotes participation. Delegations from Osslin, Shelion, Weadbarn and area towns expected.
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Tuerdap
Port Warne
Deta
Lakeside Park
Fermur Congress
Dnadis
Florey Richards
Exernon
Nob Stillwell
Tandia
Mex Ticharda
Indes Bolihurn
Biufftan
Flrenont Avenue Evangelical Church
Cart
Oliver Miuteforie Eltizen
Charles Maslow
Piaza
Fuiday
East Waat
Wemety
Mmaret
Tim Gneriae
Corti
Outrisie
Kate Adele
Osslin
Shelion
Weadbarn
Celebration Preparations Underway for Fourth of July Parade
Notes of the Celebration led by Edward Eby and Charles Easley form the committee to arrange speaker stands booths and temporary structures at Leakenide park FF Gross in charge of carnival features and accommodations. Mrs Terence Richards speaks at Lukeside park the 4th as a noted AWOC speaker. H Cldford handles Nipper meetings and evangelistic events with stations at Lukeside park and parade participants. The parade will feature a sample automobile duel and a great representation at Portisoma, with the Citizens Band and the Colombia Inn prepared for music. A volunteers group meets at the old Bien school building to organize marching and decorations for the Fourth.
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Edward Eby
Charles Easley
Eakenide Park
FF. Gross
Terence Richards
The
Ohio AW. C. TO
Lukesld Park
Amero den
H. Cldford
Third Church of Christ
Likeside Park
Corpell Vos
Avin Hila
Amachines
Nly
Drewell
Chirman
Albert Pelham
Porisema
Wolf & Dessiuer
Breorsie
Hich
Ertebration
Processian
Citlens
I Bien Vehoul
Ube
Wingtho
Jin Duese
Hehe
Bev Sequis
Annual Picnic Marks a Successful Community Bargain
The annual picnic drew a large crowd, with volunteers from the local grove preparing the grounds from dawn. Proceeds benefited Father Vara, with sales of coal, fruit, and handcrafted items by orphans supporting parish needs.
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Vincent'n
Vincent
Wendy
Asu San
Atria
St Johns Entertainment To Be Given Again
The fifteenth annual entertainment of the Rt John’s school of the Seanyel deal Cutlery church, Carter of West Warrington homeguard esd Van Buren street, Whleh Way AO, promises an excellent musical program. Twenty six boys participate with vocal numbers, dancing and mock acts. Welcome address given by P. Dannevker.
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Rt. Joha'h School
Seanyel Deal Cutlery Church
Carter
West Warrington
Homeuard
van Buren
Eivad
Wight
Wil
Widresa Nf
P. Dannevker
Tine Okentnes Entertainment
Hoya
Tries for Peace Between United States and Mexico
The commission to avert war between the United States and Mexico includes American members Willan Jennings Bryan Devin Suirr Jovian and Frank P. Waleb and Mexican members Modesto C. Ruland an engineer from New York and Mexico editor Ath editor of Accion Municipal and Senor Luis Manuel Rota director of the Biblioteca Nacional. The meeting place was set at El Paso and the aim was to delay hostilities and inform both publics of the realities of war. Bryan and Walsh declined to act leaving Dr Jordan as the sole American member of the commission.
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Willan Jennings Bryan
Devin Suirr Jovian
Frank P. Waleb
Cummissinn
American Union
Mutterim T9
Mexico
Modesto C. Rulland
Milning
New York
Mexim
Dr Ath
Accion Munilal
Merton City
Senor
Luis Mrauel Rota
Bibiioteca Nacional
Mexico City
Ebl Pass
Sanot Relland
Bryan
Walsh
Nct
Dr Jordan
Noted Divine to Speak at Grace Reformed Church
Rev WJ Christman D D, president of Central Theological Seminary at Payton Ohio, will preach at 10 45 Sunday morning services at Grace Reformed Church. The event drew a large audience and many parishioners are expected tonight for the occasion.
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Atteimanty
Divine
WJ. Christman
Reformed Church
Uhe United States
Central Theological Seminary
Payton
Grace Reformed Church
Christ- Man
Picnic Draws Crowd For Simpson M E Sunday Event
The Simpson M E Sunday school picnic will be at Todison Park. Saturday cars will depart from Surtenfeld and Calhoun at 9 o'clock with an expected crowd around 300. Activities include a baseball game between the men and boys groups. Parish notices list Holy Communion services and church events at Sacred Heart, St Patrick, and St Charles, with several clergy noted and an important Federation meeting at the W C A building.
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Simpson M. E
Todison Park
Surtenfeld and
Calhoun Streets
Oletuck
Marrwerther Chapman
Sacred Heart
Alt
Jervit
O. Bennett
St. Patricl
Unannia Ind
M McSweens
Chierka
Amar Hi Peter
Catholin
Mtationary Federation
W. C. A. Rhs
Elks in IT Family Ink Odd Eye Trait Study
A horticulturist at Georgia Experiment Station reports a journal note on a hereditary eye condition in a family from the mountains. An ancestor with narrow eyes passes a trait to several descendants, with mixed outcomes including six children affected and later generations showing both affected and normal eye features.
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Stuckey
Georgia
Sta. Han
Meret
Norudastern
Unclear OCR fragment on warship company placard
Fragmentary text mentions a warship or company placard and a sum of 15000 dollars. The legible words reference a place name Shothy ville and a trespass or taming action, but the overall meaning is obscured by garbled OCR.
Release of Prisoners and US Policy in Mexico
The note outlines US demands and Carranza limits on raids into Mexico. Washington refuses to accept a military status quo and maintains pursuit rights while considering a cooperative measure. A full Pershing report and possible draft use for guardsmen are anticipated. refugees from Mexican areas continue to be evacuated to the United States.
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Trevino
Mexico
Carerial
Lavuing
Ignatian Calderon
Bolivm
Carra
United States
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Sta
Tima
Washington
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Philadelphia
Wilson
National Guard
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Pershing
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Baker
State Department
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Mexten
Department
War Department
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Vera Unix
Galveston
Dixin
Wylie
Vern Crna
Battleshin Netanta
Trinaport Hancock
Carmen
Tampler
San Diego
Cal
Mazanillo
Yaqui Valley
Army Oath Taken By Company E With Delays And Deliberations
Report from the Fort Wayne camp details Company E and other units mustering into the U S army near Indianapolis. Oath ceremonies faced defects preventing some guardsmen from being sworn in while others completed enlistment amid delays. Officials note large numbers preparing for federal service and ongoing examinations for fitness. A separate theft incident involves Typhoid vaccine stolen from a Vermont Infantry regiment truck, valued at 3200, during transport.
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Aleglanne
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
United States Army
Eld Artillery
J. J. Toffey
Treasury
Mrough
Central Department
Vermont Infantry
WANTED Port and Elevator Boy Positions
Fragmented notice refers to WANTED job ads for port and elevator boy roles at Fox Bros Co and Merchants Deliy. Mentions delivery, railroad yard work, a missing item later found intact by railway police, and planned delivery to Vermont troops. Also notes aviation reserve meeting and squadron arrangements for muster and training with two machines to be purchased and an instructional school to be inaugurated.
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Delvery Bose
Deliy, Err Co
E-Attr
Fox Bros. & Co
Hexas
Vermont
Kansas
Chicago
Burlington
Quincy
United States Central Aviation Reserve
Aare Clib
Ulola
Qificera
First Leaves for Front Suringeteld Infantry Brigade
An infantry brigade of the Tin ’atiemal guard, about 2,606 men and 115 officers, heads to San Antonio Texas tonight. They will receive needed equipment before border duty under General Funaton. The brigade comprises the asc enth regiment from Camp Dunno and the second regiment Wate dawarted, with the first regiment departing shortly after midnight.
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Suringeteld
al, Jung
Tin ‘Atiemal
Bian Antonio
Texan
Funaton
Nieht
Purdue Alumni Honor Battery Of Indian Scouts At Ben Harrison
In Port Benjamin Harrison Indiana on June 23 the Purdue Alumni Association presented a large gift to the battery of native Indian scouts. The battery, composed of Purdue University students, includes a sizable delegation and former Pekin students. Members of the delegation and guests witnessed the event as the guests of the battery prepare for a tomorrow afternoon appearance.
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Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Purdue
Pirin Univers
Tosa
Neidiong
Stu Honits
Ieahimmi
Uanat
Hattery Roe
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