Local News Notes From Monon and Nearby Areas
Local items report visits by Miro Cilender Garreus and others to Monon and nearby, social arrivals and departures, events at PandasMiss Sue Nimes and Miss Hathaor noted, and several residents traveling or returning. The death of Mrs. James Hayes is announced with a funeral held and burial planned in Kentucky.
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Charles Clark
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Kentucky
For Sale Items Include Sewing Machines and Barred Rocks
A seller advertises used sewing machines and Barred Rocks chickens, Aristocrat and Ringlet cock breeds. Prices: $2 each if taken immediately. Contact O. D. Engle at phone 109-F.
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O. D. Engle
Pulaski County Quota Fixed At 356000
Pulaski County sets a quota of 356000 dollars for county funds. The notice outlines voting places and dates, the county executive committee actions, township and precinct roles, and registration details ahead of the September election. It notes assistance for voters and local officials and records several local residents and officials involved in planning.
Subscriptions Pay Up Or Lose Mail Delivery
The government moves to curb unpaid papers by stopping mail for nonpaying subscribers. Publishers face pressure as agencies relying on small bills fear losses. The plan aims to enforce prepayment, with notices sent and delivery halted after September if dues remain overdue.
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Peagie
Postodier
Nex
Andy
Poe
Sudosman Getz Wedding Vows Tie Francesville Couple
The wedding of Getz and Cadena was held Sunday afternoon at the Christian Apostolic Church in Francesville with Rev. Schladenhauffer officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Getz of Medaryville, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gu...
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Vies Fintda Getz
Joseph Cadena
Paves Coo
Christian Aposte Church
Schladenhauffer
Cisena Park
Daugh
Mroo
Jacob Getz
Medaryville
Nathan Guderoot
Ao Farm
Francesville
Aeroplane Fleet May Visit Francesville
Joi R Beedes and EF L Delamore asked State Simon Wade of the Fourth Liberty Loan for aeroplanes visiting Indiana to stop in Francesville on two dates. Arrangements secured. planes may use Albert Gudeman's pasture west of town for takeoff and landing.
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Joi. R Beedes
EF. L. Delamore
Simon Wade
Liberty Loan
Indiana
Albert Gudeman
For Sale International Spreader in Francesville
Classified note lists an International Spread er for sale by S J Hoffman Francesville Ind with a price inquiry and vulcanizing service by Nelson Vulcanizing Works Francesville. Local items mention travelers from White county and electrical work in Lafayette as well as holiday family visits and a missing umbrella found near Francesville.
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International Spreader
S.J. Hoffman
Francesville
Ind
John Ablers
White County
Duty to register now urged for Pulaski county voters
An editorial urges citizens to register immediately, noting hundreds in Pulaski county have not registered. It stresses the duty of all parties and warns delaying could affect wartime civic engagement and the right to vote.
Fourth Liberty Loan terms and dates outlined
The Fourth Liberty Loan details include a $609,000,000 target, with eight billion mentioned as a probable total. Subscription dates run Sept 25 to Oct 7, with 10 percent due at signing. Deferred payments break into 20 percent on Nov 21, 20 percent on Jan 19, and 20 percent on Jan 30, making four payments.
Rensselaer Boys Describe Shell and Gas Attacks
A WWI era letter from a Rensselaer youth recounts shell and gas bombardments. He describes types of shells gas effects and dugout shelters, notes how artillery and shrapnel sound, and mentions meeting a German prisoner while traveling toward a front town.
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Daul
Helrsete
Pather
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Aines
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Steeb
Germany
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Births of the Week in Local Notices
Births of the Week list several newborns. A son was born September 16 to Mr and Mrs Grover Ring east of town. A daughter was born September 15 to Mr and Mrs Donald Hill south of Francesville. A son was born September 15 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Koe keke in Beaver. A daughter was born to Mrs Elizabeth Reese at the Hamblin home Friday. The father left New York for France with the arrival. The mother is a native of Austria Hungary.
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Bachtenkircher
Tatawn
Geoorese Walters
McCoysburs
Ray Clayten
Geers
Ph Clayten
Menon
Fi Lo Sharrer
Prewett
Colorado Springs
Warsaw
Delphi
Francesville
Colorado
Howe
Frankfort
William Hancock
Beaver
Independence
Grover Ringen
Donald Hill
Joseph Koekeke
Elizabeth Reese
James Hamblin
New York
France
Austria-Hungary
Berlin Peace Conference Threatened by Central Powers
A lengthy dramatic prose fragment discusses a Berlin peace conference, wartime motives, and Allied insistence on terms. It envisions a grand assembly with millions of Allied representatives and warns the Central Powers face coercive terms, arguing negotiation failed and fighting must continue to the end.
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Germany
Ketpiany
Laberty Bonds in Demand at High Prices
The Indiana state council of defense urges a swift Liberty loan drive after a successful registration. Citizens are asked to convert wheat and oats money into bonds as Liberty bonds draw strong demand and high prices.
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Soldier in WWI surrender tale from front lines
The narrative recalls an American soldier who climbed a tree during a chase, surrendered when exhausted, and aided Allied plans by revealing a German bridge crossing used at night. He was fed and expressed desire for the United States to win the war, then shared signals that helped save many casualties before bidding farewell with love to all.
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