War Exemption Stance labeled Cowardice and Duty
A writer denounces war exemption requests in a neighboring state, calling most claimants cowards for not wanting to be shot. He argues loyal citizens should risk being shot, citing Lincoln on choosing those who will live and kill for the country and insisting victory over Germany protects men and families at home.
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Lincoln
Germany
Scholarships For Sale At Western Commercial College
A notice advertises available scholarships at what is described as the best commercial college in the west. The Leader office invites inquiries for business courses and discussion of options.
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Leader Office
Equip a Soldier or Buy Bonds for War Support
The piece explains that men aged 21 to 31 without dependents may serve if fit and not essential at work. those unable to fight can equip a soldier. It details equipment costs totaling 103.63 dollars and notes that buying Liberty Loan Bonds funds equipment for troops. Hartford Post.
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U. S
Hartford Post
Eureka
Eliasville
Cora
Local Practitioner Announces Practice Expansion
A notice from a professional, stating intent to resume practice and inviting public patronage. The office is located over Sloan's Drug Store with both telephone lines available.
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Graham
Sloan
No Hunting or Trespassing in Johnson Pastures
Notice prohibits hunting or trespassing in the C. W. Johnson pastures. Violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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C. W. Johnson
Allied Offensive Advances and Weather Hamper Operations
The report notes British and French forces winning six distinct attacks on the Western Front with over 1,300 German prisoners and several hamlets captured. Heavy rains hinder combat in Flanders while Haig eyes advancing on the Lille to Ostend railway. wider war prospects show Allied ascendancy and signs of German declining morale.
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Flanders
Haig
Lille-Zeebrugge-Ostend
Belgium
Belgian
Selting
Russia
Austria
Alsace-Lorraine
State Press
Wall Street Had Better Look Out Says Uncle Lark
This Thomaston Georgia notice profiles Uncle Lark Farley a retired capitalist who credits Tanlac for renewed health and weight gain. He claims to be younger than his sons in law and ready to start anew, listing local Graham Oney Newcastle Markley and Loving drug outlets selling Tanlac.
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Thomaston
Times
Lark Farley
Tanlac
Bank of
Lark
Tanlae
Wall Street
Tamae
Graham
Sloan Drug Co
O'ney
Anderson Drug Co
Newcastle
Leon Slaughter & Co
Markley
W. W. Gregg
Loving
J. M. Johnson
Laurie to Equip Shop with West Shoe Repairing Machinery
Due to higher leather prices Mr Laurie will outfit his shop with eighteen feet of Good year West Shoe Repairing Machinery to modernize and speed up work. Prices listed include Men’s Shoes at 1.00, Men’s Boot Soles at 1.25, Ladies’ Soles at 0.75, and Children’s Soles from 0.50, with emphasis on good material and workmanship.
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Laurie
West Shoe
Tax Collectors Notice For 1917 Local Tax Collection Dates
Tax collectors announce collection sites and dates for 1917 in Oney Newcastle Loving Eliasville with payments to be made at home. Residents are urged to pay taxes now as the 1918 campaign year looms and a poll tax receipt will be essential.
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Oney
Newcastle
Loving
Eliasville
Hom
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