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Newspaper
Grabill Review
Location
Grabill, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1913
Page
4
The Grabill Review printed by Moon Printing Co. publishes a notice from Lee Home Phone 221 requesting an address change. It lists both the old and new addresses for the record.
A State Board of Health bulletin argues children are the next line of defense and urges not to economize on health training and moral education. It cites wartime cuts in Britain Germany and France, warning against neglect of schools, compulsory education and child welfare programs while calling for stronger school buildings, medical inspection, and continued teacher work.
A reflective piece urging Indiana merchants to respect farmers as the nation’s backbone. It cites Garfield on agriculture as essential to progress and warns that unfair pricing and supply neglect harm farmers and, by extension, the economy.
The text urges Indiana merchants to awaken to growth by properly appealing to farmers. It stresses valuing farmers as cash customers and notes that aiding their progress and comfort benefits merchants themselves.
The article urges farmers to support the war effort by buying Liberty Loan Bonds as a patriotic investment. It argues exemption for farmers from military service is justified by their crucial supply role and the need to fund arms, ships, and food for Allied forces through bond sales. The piece frames buying bonds as a prudent, remunerative act serving country, people, and humanity.
State of Indiana Allen County Superior Court cites Alfred Sloan as non resident. Clerk notices pending complaint and requires appearance by September 3 1917 to answer or demur, else judgment in his absence. Avery Groves attorney for plaintiff. July 1995 Aug 2 1917.
Mesdames Roy Gray Earl and Fred Viland Sr and Jr visit relatives in Indiana. Red Cross Cutting Department holds sewing instructions in Garrett. M E Ladies' Guild hosts forty for flag drill at Mrs. Cora Steward home. Community gatherings include Wawasee social, Epworth League event, open air service, and Cozy Corner club meeting. Dozens of local families and travelers share visits, dinners, and weekend newspapercalendar events.
Mrs. E A Roebuck of Latty Ohio testifies Glando Tonic cured her liver kidney and heart troubles and eased a persistent bloated feeling after meals She says the remedy helped her greatly and she plans to keep Glando as her doctor The ad blames inactive liver for poisons and nervous debility and promotes Giland-Aid Co Fort Wayne Indiana as maker with price fifty cents
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