Red Cross War Fund Drives Indiana Campaign to Raise 100 Million
Indiana launches the Red Cross war fund drive with a goal of 100 million dollars in a nationwide week long campaign starting June 18. Governor Goodrich chairs the Indiana committee with leaders across the state and in Indianapolis, while national figures like J. P. Morgan and Mayor Mitchell are named as team captains in New York and other cities. The drive aims to fund field ambulances and hospital units for American armies abroad and safeguard soldiers against disease, urging prompt contributions to reach Indiana’s share of the national goal.
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Indianapolis
American Red Cross
Warelief
United States
Iniana
Indiana
Europe
Red Cross
Liberty
Red Cross War Fund
Goodrich
James P. Goodrich
W. G. Irwin
Columbus
H. M. K. Landon
W. E. Stone
Lafayette
George Ade
Brook
Patrick Lynch
New Castle
George T. Dinwiddie
Err TF
Rose
Muncie
E. V. Knight
New Alphany
John L. Crawford
Terre . Haute
Henry C. Murphy
Evansville
J. L.bayard
Vincennes
Fred Miller
South Bend
J. C. Miller
Fort Wayne
J. A. VanOsdal
Anderson
Col. J. J. Bachman
Aurora
Joseph Shirk
Peru
A. F. Bentley
S. P
Withrow
Cincinnanati
William Fortune
J. W. Lily
Frank D. Stalnaker
H. W. Eldridge
Allentown
New York City
Mitchell
J. P. Morgan
America
Great Fund
New York
Chicaco
Tudiana
Parcs Ographies
Decatur County sheep market boosts wool sale to Geo Brannon
The Decatur County Sheep Breeders Association sold about six thousand pounds of wool to Geo Brannon of Hope at prices for clear wool 65 14c slightly burr y wool 68 4c and hard burr y wool 54 4c. The group aims to continue cooperative promotion of local sheep farming and cites Agriculture Department guidance on improving wool handling and marketing.
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Decatur County Sheep Breeders’ Association
Geo. Brannon
Hope
Decatur County
Weekly News Letter
Department of Agriculture
Old Looks and Uric Acid Remedies Advised
A period advertorial note by Dr L H Smith promotes drinking pure water between meals and taking Anurie to expel uric acid. It cites older-looking symptoms like gray hair and wrinkles and links them to gout and arthritis. It also includes a testimonial praising Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and remedies for kidney pains and swelling.
Wiltons Happy in Floridian Winter Letter
Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Galbraith report that Dr. and Mrs. M. Wilton, who wintered in Orlando, Florida, are very happy in their new home. The message mentions Mr. and Mrs. C. Hand as leading undertakers in Orlando, noting a prosperous period. Also referenced are plans for continued ties with the Decatur County colony.
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A. D. Galbraith
Orlando
Fla
M. Wilton
Hanny
Trey
Hand
Decatur County
Carnegie Library Board Meeting Resigns and Appointments
Last night the Carnegie Library Board announced the resignation of Mrs. Margaret Russell, assistant librarian of three years, to become secretary to City School Superintendent Elmer C. Jerman. Mrs. J. K. Ewing was appointed to fill the library desk vacancy.
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Carnegie Library Board
Margaret Russell
Elmer C. Jerman
Riera Stevens
J. K. Ewing
Martin Muldoon Dies At Home In City
Martin Muldoon aged forty one died at his South Franklin street home at 7 45 last night after a two month illness of lung trouble. He is survived by mother Mrs Mary Muldoon sister Mrs John Link of Indianapolis and brothers Andrew and John of Greensboro. Funeral services will be held Friday at 9 in the Catholic church with burial in the Catholic cemetery.
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Martin MuLdoon
South Franklin Street
Mary MuLdoon
John Link
Indianapolis
Andrew
John
Greensboro
Foley's Cathartic Tablets Soothe Digestive Distress
W. A. McRae of Raleigh Georgia reports Foley's Cathartic Tablets cleanse his system thoroughly without gripe or pain and finds them completely satisfactory and much different from other pills sold everywhere.
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W. A. McRae
Raleigh, Ga
Foley
Hogs Lead Market Up To 15.85 At Indianapolis Sale
The Indianapolis cattle market shows cattle steady and calves weaker as hogs climb. Receipts include hogs at 15.20 to 15.85, netting a 80 cent rise from yesterday with total hogs near 10,000. Sheep and lambs hold steady amid lighter receipts.
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Indianapolis
Foley Kidney Pills Heal Railroad Fireman Says
George Lawrence of Kittrell Mississippi reports using three bottles of Foley Kidney Pills to cure sickness on the engine. He suffered back pain sluggish kidneys dull headaches and nighttime trips. Miss Nettie Stone travels to Sardinia for commencement exercises and to visit William Bakes and family for a few days.
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George Lawrence
Kittrell
Nettie Stone
Sardinia
William Bakes
Frog hunt ends as deputy recorder battles swamp moccasin
Loren Meek deputy county recorder and party accompanyers set out for frogs but Meek spots a two foot moccasin in his trouser leg. He wrestles the snake free and the frog hunt ends abruptly as laughter erupts.
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Loren Meek
Deputy County Recorder
A. Smelser
Edith Haislup
Meek
Smelser
Steek
Loren
Foley Kidney Pills Prove Helpful Says Mrs Dunker
A brief reader note describes Mrs Mary V Dunker of Milton on the Hudson New York praising Foley Kidney Pills as exactly what she needed for ailments linked to disordered kidneys. The item also mentions Mrs Henry Schanzenbacker visiting Louisville parents on North Broadway.
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Mary V. Dunker
Milton-on-the-Hudion
N. Y
Henry Schanzenbacker
Louisville, Ky
David Bay
North Broadway
Greensburg Band to Play and Patriotic Addresses
Milford prepares a flag raising next Sunday recalling 1861 unity under Capt. Merit C. Welsh. Elmer Bassett of Shelbyville and Rol lin A Turner of this city will speak to urge Red Cross support at the Rothchilds store site as the Greensburg Cornet Band provides music for the patriotic event.
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Milford
Merit C. Welsh
Co. I
Indiana
Rothchilds
E. E. Lewis
Greensburg Cornet Band
Elmer Bassett
Shelbyville
R. A. Turner
Red Cross
Igo Milford
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Praised By Parent
A Lundgren company dealer cites wide demand for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and croup. J A Parker says it brought quick relief for his two and four year old children and he used it himself with good results. Sold everywhere.
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Foley
J. A. Parker
Lundgren
Franklin College Commencement Honors Alumni and Graduates
The eighty third annual Franklin College commencement at First Baptist church honored 34 graduates. Dr. E A Hanley delivered the address on America and the World War, praising graduates' responsibility amid war. Nine graduates earned cum laude, two magna cum laude. three earned B S degrees. Alumni day drew 270 alumni and featured Otis Caldwell address and several toasts.
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Franklin College
First Baptist Church
E. A. Hanley
First Baptist Church of
Rochester
N. Y
America
Franklin
Hanley
Rev
F. M. Huckleberry
Charles E. Goddell
Otis T. Caldwell
Columbia University
J. W. Moncrier
Chicago University
R. B. Brown
Chicago
C. F. Remy
Indianapolis
Chas. E. Geddell
John Leyl
J. W. Clevenger
Clarence W. Arnett
A. A. Alexander
Watson Gilmour Heads to Indianapolis on Business
Watson Gilmour, living three miles east of town, traveled to Indianapolis today for business.
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Watson Gilmour
Indianapolis
Mrs Applegate Will Probed in Local Probate Court
An estate for Mrs. Applegate is offered for probate. The will directs $800 to be used for debts and specifics real estate and household items, with heirs Nettie Patten and Cortes Matten receiving shares and Nettie Patten named executrix. The residue is divided equally among Nettie Patten and David Patten.
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Cortes Matten
Nera Daeds
Btu Nettie
David Patten
Nettie Patten
Martinsville Water Aids Doctor’s Weight Loss Efforts
Dr Orlando Burns, visiting Martinsville, follows the town’s famed waters and spa plan. He was once described as bass drum shaped but now steadily sheds weight through external and internal use of Martinsville water. If he maintains the regimen, a notable physical change may appear in time, though travel and work keep him grounded.
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Orlando Burns
Martinsville
Bedfathier
Mrs Arnold of St Paul Visits Daughter in City
Mrs. Wiliam Arnold of St Paul is visiting her daughter Mrs E J Sims in the city during her trip.
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Wiliam Arnold
St. Paul
E. J. Sims
Red Cross Meeting Planned in Sandusky
Tomorrow night in Sandusky the Osborn Burkette Co will lead a Red Cross rally to boost relief work for wounded and sick soldiers. Speakers Osborn and Burkette will present and Mrs Winoa Diewert will sing patriotic songs urging all to attend.
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THE
Osborn and Burkette CO
Sandusky
Red Cross
Osborn-Burkette Co
Clinton Township
France
Messrs
Osborn and
Burkette
Winona Diewert
Prairie architect visits local fraternal homes praise
Mr. J. H. G. Russell of Winnenss Manitoba, an architect designing plans for a new Odd Fellows Home in Winnepee, toured the Indiana Odd Fellows Home and the local YMCA in Indianapolis. He is visiting many U S fraternal homes to adopt best features and commended both local institutions highly.
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J. H. G. Russell
Winnenss
Manitoba
Odd Fellows
Winnepee
Indiana
Russell
United States
Winniipeg Y. M. C. A
Lockhart
Odd Fellows’ Home
Sour Stomach and Digestive Aid Advice
A mild indigestion note explains sour stomach caused by rapid eating or overeating. It advises slow eating, thorough chewing, light meat intake, and no supper to avoid symptoms. It recommends taking Jhamhe'a'a's Tablets by St. John & Guthrie to aid digestion.
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St. John & Guthrie
Popular Young Couple Weds in Louisville
Miss Ethel Crooks daughter of Mrs L P Crooks Greensburg and Cliff Staples son of Mr and Mrs Staples near New Salem married in Louisville Kentucky on Sunday April 1. Mrs Staples has been The Daily Times society editor for over a year and is well known in Greensburg. Mr Staples studies at Indiana University and will remain there until completing his course. She will continue as society editor until his graduation when they will plan their future.
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Ethel Crooks
L. P. Crooks
West North Street
Cliff Staples
Thomas Staples
New Salem
Louisville
Crooks
Staples
Daily Times
Greensburg
Indiana University
the Times
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L. H. Smith
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the Wiltons
Flowery
Florida
Martin Muldoonn
Onake
Cuid Patriotisn
Lin A. Turner
Pavy
W. A. Pevy
Roy Pavy
Pavyy
W. A. Pavy
Chester Pavy
Terre Haute
Eldo Pavy
Forest Hill
Odra Pavy
Fisiker Gray
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