12 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
1
Fragment from a newspaper page shows advertising rates, including postal terms, with a personal letter segment describing a soldier's baby and a wish for his return home. The legible portion mentions monthly rates and advance payments, plus a soldier in a store gifting items for a uniform.
Indiana story notes a county serviceman becoming the first from the area to join the Army of Occupation, marking a notable milestone as postwar duties begin.
Reading from the broken text, Leach school and Mock are mentioned with resignation and teaching roles. Rev Rodkey preached at the Meth Church Sunday morning as Willows and McMullen resume teaching duties. The fragment indicates a school reopening and clergy activity with several named individuals.
Fragments describe a health product Adler-i-ka claimed to aid digestion and relieve stomach upset. Mentions Buckhorn bark and a doctor Hetrick Bros context, but readability is poor and specifics are unclear.
Evening, Elsie Cunningham is home as Johnstown school closes for epidemic. Vernon Coup works again at Homer City incubator factory. Miss Ethel Brink resumes teaching after three weeks with flu. Mrs J G Coup called on Mrs M H Shannon Tuesday afternoon. Howard Cunningham back in store. Mrs Samvel Mack recovering from illness. Wesley Shannon on sick list. Mrs Minnie Merry visited her mother Alys. Valentine Brown on Tuesday.
A full week at Harrisburg features state and national agricultural meetings, with the State Show promising record displays and extensive tractor exhibits. Exhibits from county shows will enter the competition for money prizes, and premium lists are available from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. Agricultural associations and boards will meet to coordinate production for national needs after the war, with attendance expected to surpass previous records.
A fragmented historicalOCR passage describes Blue rin badges with red crosses for members, a Red Cross Series Flag for homes and offices, and a national appeal featuring a white background red cross. It mentions prominent figures like Wilson and calls for service loyalty, with short references to Indiana and counties.
Continued from page one the Pinal trials progress as witnesses would be available. The case of Dover Ronil charged with battery was settled, while Mary Dureavich pled not guilty to a related assault and battery. Frank Basile faced a murder-related charge, with the court delayed due to absence of key witnesses from Rossiter, delaying decisions until the March term.
The first official government feature film documents U S wartime efforts. It covers recruiting, cantonments, clothing and supplying troops, arms production, shipyards, and rapid ship launches. It also shows Pershing and Baker inspecting guns and planes with American troops in France and at home.
Transf ers list several property moves including Byers to Rochester and Pittsburg Coal and Iron Co for eight acres in Indiana. Bernie Canini to Frank Tarenchuk and Bennie Canini to Frank Harenchak involve Center area parcels with prices 1200 to 2170 dollars. Ferrier to Bolvin covers two Indiana lots for four hundred dollars. Samuel Muller to Roberto Clawson purchases a lot inSlakevilles for 1750 dollars.
A fragmented note notes German language usage in the Russian Empire and its reach across towns. It mentions roads and travel, implying broad presence of German speakers and cultural influence throughout distant areas.
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