17 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
1
Public notice describes ad rates and deadlines for display and reading notices. It specifies costs per inch, time cutoffs for preprint ads, and late submission handling, with instructions for advertisers to file notices by certain hours and dates.
Report shows 421,988 as a wartime total for September with 80,000 emergency troops and 91 panies to be released. United States mobilization figures reflect ongoing repa ion efforts.
The Statistical Branch reports September 2 strength at 421,988 with Marines abroad. About 38,794 in Europe, 21,531 en route, 798 in the U.S. The week ending November 3 shows 24,178 discharged. Repatriation before September 90 may allow return of 91 War Escort Companies. Estimated 80,000 civilian troops remain in service as of September 30, with 30,000 wounded, 8,000 medical staff, 25,000 expeditionary and possessions, 10,000 staff, 7,000 border troops and missions. Regular Army strength around 9,859, with 1,895 officers since July 23.
Unofficial results from 67 districts place J.R. Richards winning the Shrievalty nomination with 2815 votes, while candidates Malcom and Kunkle trail. Republican races include close contests for County Commissioner between Bethel Brilhart and others, with Ayers Longwill Wood and McCrea secure second terms in prothonotary register and auditor posts.
Emergency rank holders total about 5,350 officers, 67 percent of regulars, as reductions to September 1 are implemented by demotions and resignations, with several residents hosting guests for a visit to Indiana.
Recital plans call for city churches and business leaders to back a new choirs group. An organizing committee will run it on a business basis with book costs as entrance fees and guarantors sought to fund the first performance. Enthusiasm suggests the project will pay its own way and boost Indiana's musical reputation.
The organization will hold weekly classes in Saltsburg Mainsville Blacklick and Cromer City with a central teaching center in Indiana Chapter House. Florence Downing of the A R C Division presented Community Nursing to the County Medical Association setting the stage for county work. Two Indiana Hospital graduates completed four months at the School for Social Service in Philadelphia and will start in October. The winter term of the program follows.
A fragmented report notes odd reflections and distant echoes within a city enclosure. It references a vast population and a POW-related theme, hinting at a perplexing event or memorial as authorities assess possible hazards and meanings.
A jumble of phrases like The Daily Thought and Editors Exercice appears, with names and fragments of dialogue. The garbled OCR includes mis-spelled terms, scattered quotes, and incomplete sentences, yielding no clear event or subject.
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