Third Liberty Loan Campaign Opens April War Finance Plan
The Third Liberty Loan campaign is set to open on April 6, marking the war effort’s fundraising drive. Treasury Secretary McAdoo outlines the financial machinery needed to support wartime needs, domestic trade growth, and allied aims, emphasizing credit to essential industries and the unity of American labor in the national war effort.
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United States
Germany
Congress
McAdoo
France
Atlantice
War Finance Corporation
Prof. Anderson
Harvard University
Secretary of the Treasury
Europe
Maltas Athletics and Community Events Recap
Maltas coverage describes a rough basketball scoring line with players named Apple, Maquilken, Miller, Kyle, and Rough, plus a 4 to 2 final score and a 82 point total. The piece notes a postgame social at Miss Amy Caldwell’s home, a theatre showing with singing by Pandotoh, and upcoming funeral for Reverend Brownlee. It details lodge activities including installation jewels for Commander Hans Adair and references to the Wallatin Army Camp Lee Petersburg.
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Windber
Wee Jv
Maquilken
Tinge
Miller
Branes Wapterts
Busegeliad Romaley
Mathewson Coal
Fee
Appice
Kyle
Rough
Monts Bee
Koueh
Dungen
Amy Caldwell
Cturvet
Pandotoh
Grand Theatre
Trusehti
Tower Ghilles
Brownlee
Cianned
David Brown
Dinal Wolfgane
Sentinel
Andrew Rude
Prustens
Ah A. Waggte
Lousy Shea
D. H Hepine
Hans Adair Aint
Tl B. Suchet Temmindes Adair
Ute Wallatin
Lee
Petersburg
Vita
Lodiana
Senor Wien
Ruhab Commandery
Camp Lee Seeks Local Musicians for Camp Hancock
Article notes rules for spring sowing season and calls for local musicians to contact the Recruiting Officer to fill vacancies at Camp Hancock. It discusses draft act amendments under consideration by the provost marshal general and Department of Justice. Many young men arrested in other cities may be willing to enlist after explaining travel changes.
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Camp Hancock
Department of Justice
Annual Farm Meeting Officers and Camp Plan
The Indiana County Farm Bureau elected officers for the coming year with Charles Nichol as president, Clarence Melloury vice president, W R Thomas secretary, and John F. Pounds treasurer. An executive committee includes J F Chapman, J M Johnson, Cameron Davis, Frank Wingart, Ed Moorhead, and J B Fleming. A Boys Camp was discussed and a resolution urged a law to allow hiring school children during school hours to harvest crops at risk due to labor shortages.
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Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Nichol
Clarence Melloury
W. R. Thomas
John F. Pounds
J. F. Chapman
J. M. Johnson
Cameron Davis
Frank Wingart
Ed. Moorhead
J. B. Fleming
Fish
Indiana County Farm Bureau Association
Relief for irregular or delayed Triumph Pills
An old advertisement from Milwaukee urges women to write for “Relief” and details from the National Medical Institute. It promotes Triumph Pills as safe and dependable, claims they are not sold at drug stores, and invites readers to request information at no cost.
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National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
Wheat Flour Reporting Requirement for Households
Householders must not buy more than 49 pounds of wheat flour or stock more than a 30 day supply. Report immediately on this form to the County Food Administrator. Record all wheat flour on hand whether excess or not and urge neighbors to report promptly.
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Stdutts
Fedvete
United States
No. Or
TR. F. D
Howard Heinz
Pennsylvania
All-Russia conference favors continuation of war
A majority of provincial soviets for the All-Russian congress to open in Moscow favor continuing war against the Central Empires. Lenine and Trotzky influence may affect peace ratification. Russian transports sunk off the Baltic near Aland Islands with unspecified casualties. A German fleet was reported in Finnish waters.
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Congress of Workmen's and
Moscow
Petrograd
Lenine
Trotzky
Socknolm
Baltic
Aland Islands
Old Story Down South and the 1919 Baseball Scene
International News Service reports a breezy South setting as rookies fire up opening day chatter. Vets like Cobb and Moran loom, while managers Hendricks and McGraw maneuver through a game of league disputes and wartime shifts.
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Jack Velock
International News Service
Tyrus Cobb
High School Basketball Season Ends In Drawn Finish
Notes from our high school recount a season close between Wind and DH teams. The first half tied at 16 16, and the second half sparked real play as both sides pressed hard to finish with credit for the school and team effort.
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Decticava
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Public Notice on Mondays Practice in Indiana at Moore Hotel
Public notice states that no more assists practice is held personally on Mondays in Indiana at Moore Hotel.
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Indiana
Moore Hotel
Doctor Barnes Specialist The SICK Doctor
The sick doctor treats chronic disease and deformities of men women and children. He offers free examination and consultation at Moore Hotel Indiana Mondays 1 to 4 PM. He claims to save many from dangerous operations and to warn incurable cases with advice to prolong life.
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Frank Iz
Barnes
Hoover Dinner for Irish Chicago St Patrick’s Day Banquet
A wartime style St Patrick’s Day banquet will be hosted by the Irish Viewship Club of Chicago one week from today on March 9. A Hoover dinner will be served with flowers and music canceled to conserve resources.
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Chicago
Social notes from a Clearfield area gathering
Mes Harey Bartley hosted a Thursday afternoon brides party at her Seventh street home. Mr Caldwell traveled to Clearfield on business. The Gettys of Cherokee hosted guests including many locals. Neal of Ninth street introduced his guests while M Widdleson authored. Brnce Portier of Clearfield and Joseph Domne and Marnih Gusshos with family visited nearby towns and relatives.
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Seventh Street
Mer Caldwell
Clear Geld
Mes
Getty
Cherek
Eli Ct
Mera
Pres. Neal
Ninthetomet
T Auther
M Widdleson
Brnce Portier
Clearfield
Tidiart
Joseph Domne
Svatrote
Marnih Gusshos
Philadelphia
Dames Priehuots
Harley
Japanese Girls Speak No English in Lew Denver
In Denver Colorado two Japanese girls Miss Fuku Mado and Mrs Kimiko Fukushima arrived from the Orient to join Opportunity School’s program. They study English with local peers and work on classroom tasks while adjusting to new surroundings.
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Denver
Miauvehd
Fuku Mado
Kimiko Fukushima
Sehael
Whiteesk Uftayo
Uae
Unlucky Title Hurts Pennsylvania Railroad Employee
A Pennsylvania Railroad worker was injured while on the job when a pine bar struck his chin and knocked him, a steel piece tore his scalp and threw him, leaving his back badly strained. The incident occurred while he was on the engine, with observers noting the fall and impact.
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Mareh
George Wh Haff
Pennnsylvania Railroad
Dog Dies of Grief After Army Departure
A fox terrier once belonging to James Molers named Douver Cob Mirch HP dies two weeks after its owner Peters enlisted in the army. The dog refused food and failed to recover following the departure, despite seeming healthy at home.
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Douver
James Molers
Gin Peters
Potera
Terrian
Downieville man ends 35 day fast streak
In Downieville California a resident reportedly completed a 35 day fast, adjusting his eating to intermittent periods with no solid sustenance. Local observers say he has shown resilience though his exact age and full details remain undisclosed.
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Downieville
Cal
Lomarmarsiae
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