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Newspaper
Francesville Tribune
Location
Francesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
5
Winamac Monument Works advertises a large stock of monuments and head markers at low prices. All work is guaranteed and performed with first class material and workmanship.
Paris observers say English will be the world language, with French second and German in third place. French scholars point to English and French as the two languages needed for future global affairs, while criticizing German support for artificial languages like Esperanto.
A reception for soldiers is planned at the Methodist Episcopal Church next Thursday at 8 PM. No charge for married soldiers and their wives or single soldiers with parents. others pay for the banquet. Rev Longwell of Monon will speak. Francesville Orchestra to provide music in the church auditorium. Committee.
You will save money if you order su gar now to be taken when car arrives at Werner's Store.
The Yernon horses, formerly at the West Side Barn, will be at the Yernon farm north west of Francesville this season. Odds and ends of wall paper cheap. 25 cents per package. Blue Front Drug Store.
The Fourth of July program committee will award a cash prize to the winner of a ball game between two outside teams. Winamac and Rensselaer submitted bids. Contact Gurd Lurber, Secretary of Communications. Also note Werner's selling seed potatoes at reduced prices. A red heifer yearling with one white rear foot was lost on Tuesday near Frank Beiswanger.
The federal grand jury met in Indianapolis Monday to begin investigating offenses against United States statutes since February. The lead items include the Muncie fraud cases where thirteen men were arrested for misusing the mails in fake prize fights wrestling matches and land deals.
Marion Jecks of Monon is named as an alleged offender and is released on bond posted by two Monon businessmen.
Walker D. Hines, Director General of Railroads, urged Congress to provide immediately available funds totaling 1.2 billion dollars. The request covers the 1918 deficit not yet provided for and the first four months of this year, plus an estimate for general operation and maintenance expenses.
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