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Newspaper

Francesville Tribune

Location

Francesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1918

Page

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Francesville Plans Major War Meeting Next Thursday

Francesville prepares for Patroltic Day to be held Thursday April 4 after Monday Library meeting. Speakers include Michael Foley State Chairman Council of Defense Fred Sims South Bend Henry Coe Culbertson National Food Administration Major Craig Wright British Army Mrs Albert Raub Indianapolis Dr Stanley Coulter Purdue and W D Hamer Eleventh Congressional District sales head.

Francesville Michael Foley Council of Defense Fred Sims South Bend Henry Coe Culbertson National Food Administration Craig Wright British Army Albert Raub Indianapolis Stanley Coulter Purdue W. D. Hamer W. 8. S. Eleventh Congressional District

You May Now Buy Sack of Flour Says Food Administrator

Indiana cities and counties must not lose sight of war savings aims while encouraging thrift. The War Savings campaign seeks to limit labor competition with the government, urging citizens to save and buy only essential goods. Flour rules: grocers may sell a 24 pound sack only with an equal weight of substitutes, with detailed substitute lists and compliance rules.

Indiana Jesson Pershing Folowing

Red Cross Appeals For Used Garments For Belgian Relief

A nationwide drive asks Americans to donate used clothing for Belgian and French relief, highlighting a one week collection window and guidance on acceptable items. Indiana official H E Barnard urges clean garments with no notes in pockets and warns against prohibited items while stressing the urgency to aid newborns and refugees.

Red Cross Tribune

Blatant Demagogues and Misinformation Push War Rhetoric

The Springfield Republican and New York socialists are accused of promoting a crusade for mere theory. The piece argues for national defense and self interest over entangling democratic rhetoric and a supposed global mission. It condemns bolshevik and demagogic rhetoric as harmful to American aims.

Mexico High Seas Springfield Republican New York Siberia Russia Sibera Trotzky Leno Japan Germany United States

George H Collins Nominates Candidacy for Clerk

George H Collins announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the Pulaski Circuit Court. He requests support from Republican voters at the primary on May 7, 1918.

Pulaski Circuit Court George H. Collins

Rensselaer Doctor Reaches France With Army Medical Division

A card from Washington D C announces the safe arrival of Dr C E Johnson in France. He is a member of the army medical division and sailed for France about March 1. The notice mentions household items for sale including window shades rugs and linoleums and furniture.

Washington, D.D. C C. E. Johnson France

Samuel E. Cook Announces Democratic Candidacy for Congress

Samuel E. Cook of Huntington announces his candidacy for the nomination for congress from the eleventh district on the Democratic ticket subject to the May primary. He pledges support for a vigorous war prosecution. A. B. Diggs and W. S. Daniels of the Winona Telephone Co visited yesterday. Atty and Mrs W. Barker now reside in Tallahassee Florida after touring the south.

Samuel E. Cook Huntington Congress Atty Mrs.©. W. Barker South Tallahassee Florida

Thoughts on the Coal Question and Supply Reform

A argued critique asks why plentiful coal cannot reach needy regions due to transport limits and why prices and supply fail when producers and railroads are pressured. It calls for public action by consumers and officials to restore normal trade, curb artificial controls, and align coal distribution with natural law rather than profits.

Indianapolis

Notice on telephone rates from Public Service Commission

Notice to Telephone Subscribers states PSC rates won’t take effect April 1 as advertised. Further adjustments are needed before equitable application and a future notice will announce final rates. Winona Telephone Company. A Lion tire sold by Clark for a truck at the Soldier’s Home in Lafayette traveled 20 500 miles.

Public Service Commission Winona Telephone Company Lafayette Clark

Patriotic Day Organizing Committees Named in Francesville

Businessmen meet in the Francesville library to plan Patriotic Day on April 4. Temporary chairman Rev. Wee Henslee and secretary J W Whitaker lead a series of committees, including General, Finance, Programme, Publicity, Music, Decoration, Place, Closing, and Service Flag, with funds to Red Cross if excess.

Francesville Wee Henslee J. W. Whitakes DL. W. Hubbell John Hudeers Frank Nolan J. V W. Whitaker J. J. Beesley J. W. Hubbard W. C. Hensiee van Orman E. Weiss Judson H. Fitzpatrick T. J. Tomlinson M. P. In Dwight Lurber U. C. Mallon H. W. Foster J. C. Werner J. V. Bechdelt J. A. Garrigues Judy J. A. Hayworth J. W. Whitaker Mary Blubbard Lillian Leis Caroline Gudemen Red Cross

Also Mentioned on This Page

Belgium Commission For Relief H. E. Barnard Spiter-Surber George Collins Rensselaer A. B. Diggs W. S. Daniels The Elvout Persident Business Mens Association W. 5S. S. Sales W. S. S. Sales Weiss Ee Bee L. W. Hubbell Albert Phe India Anapolis Ind A. C. Mallon Ee Orchestra National Food Act Purdue University J. S. van Orman M. E. Foley State Council of Defense Craig. Wright W. C. Henslee al A
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