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Newspaper

Lancaster Daily Eagle

Location

Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1917

Page

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Food Conservation Talk by Croxton in City Hall

Hon F C Croxton state food administrator spoke at the City Council Chamber on food conservation, joined by Col. W Leiby and H W Ashley. He outlined wartime shortages of coal and wheat, sugar rationing, price controls, and the cash and carry system to reduce deliveries while urging war gardens and home preservation.

Fred c. Croxton Columbi Col Wh. Leiby Croxton Lancaster Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association H. W. Ashley Toledo Mec. Croxton Wm Leiby Grantiview Mir Cros bon rexton Bauman lun. H. W. Ashley Hoover Ashley Columbus

National Wood Saving Poster Contest in Lancaster Schools

The National Wood Saving Poster Contest runs in Lancaster city schools for seventh and eighth grades and high school students. Dee Toqver organized the Ohio event with Ma Croxton guiding design of a four by six inch poster featuring a picture and a seed to show conserving our food supply during wartime. Miss Kathleen Plovd leads local art supervision as judges view entries in Hersh School halls for public inspection and prize selection by Lancaster judges. The public is invited to inspect the exhibit at Ligh t School on Thursday December Lah from 2:80 to 9 pm and from 7 to 9 pm.

Tancaster d Toqver Ohio Ma. Croxton Kathleen Plovd chiest jwsters oenved osrede Hersh School for jidues Lancaster Wight

County Dogs Rush to Meet New Tracking Law Deadline

County Auditor WC Raler issues a hundred dog tie tags as canine owners prepare to register by January 1st. The move aims to enforce the pet collar requirement across the county.

WC. Raler irvine

Lawyers Seek Supreme Court Leave in Rider v Repass Case

M A Daugherty Judge C W McCleery and J W Defenbaugh traveled to Columbus Friday to argue for leave to file a petition in error and to have the record certified in the case of William Rider Jr versus H F Repass mayor of Lancaster. Daugherty and McCleery represented the plaintiff for error. Detfenbaugh appeared for the defendant.

M. A. Daugherty C. W McCleery J. W. Defenbaugh Columbus arane Supreme Court Wm. Rider, Jr H. F. Repass Lancvaster Messrs. Daugherty McCleery J. W. Detfenbaugh

Medical boards named by Governor Cox for Ohio regions

Governor Cox yesterday appointed medical advisory boards for Franklin Delaware Licking and surrounding counties. The list includes Drs M Gilliam W Har Deusehie Andrew Timb erman T W Barkin J J Coons Q O Probst and Hugh A Baldwin as members of the Franklin Delaware Licking board and others named for nearby districts.

Cox Ohio Franklin Delaware Licking TOCHAN Ayeote M. Gilliam Har W Deusehie Andrew Timberman T. W. Barkin J. J. Coons QO. Probst Hugh A. Baldwin

Hoge Inheritance Tax To Reach About Six Figures

Probate court in Zanesville notes an inheritance tax of 1880 has been paid for the John Hoge estate. A prior payment of 516,896 was made, and an estimated further tax could total about 5,000, bringing the overall amount due to roughly 60,000 dollars.

John Hoge Zanesville

Parole Officer Pursues Violator After Breach

Parole officer J. Wo Weaver of the Bolss district investigated a violation of parole by a boy in Zanessitbe courts, proceeding to the scene at Worning to address the breach and ensure compliance with terms of release.

J. Wo Weaver BoL SS Zanessitbe cts Worning

Crew Leaves for Huntington WV to Work in Plant

John Nosles Jala Allen and Wall Minnie with workers depart from Chie qierning for Huntington West Virginia to work at a plant there.

John Nosles Jala Allen Wall Minnie, & workers Chie qierning Hentington Wo Va oma vtlans

Church Officers Elected At Pipst English Lutheran Parish

At a council meeting Wednesday night Harold Wenta was chosen financial secretary for the coming year. Valarris was re elected secretary of the church council. Loomard Sharh wars named assistant church archivist for the year.

council of the eburgh hesday Harold Wenta cine Water Val _arris

A Fine Gift Brings Mrs and a Notable Player

Mr. George Bauman of Novel Broadstreet presented his wife to play with a fine player prine. The fragment hints at a social gift involving a skilled participant amid a local scene.

George Bauman Broadstreet prine

Death of a Cousin Reported in Rochester Pa

Mrs OW Pardo received word of the death of her cousin Harriet Wallace at Rochester Pennsylvania. She was the last of the Graham and Thompson relatives and connections in the family.

OW. Pardo dave age Harriet No Wallace Rochester

Great Halifax Disaster After Munitions Ship Explodes

The French munitions steamer Mont Blanc exploded in Halifax harbor after colliding with the Belgian relief steamer. Thousands of buildings were demolished in Halifax and Dartmouth. The blast caused numerous injuries and deaths, with a widespread area destroyed and hospitals filling with victims.

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Halifax blast sinks munitions ship explodes city wrecked

Flames from the munitions ship Mont Blanc forced crew to abandon as a catastrophic explosion tore Halifax. The blast shattered buildings, toppled walls, and left streets in ruins with fires spreading while residents fled and rescue efforts began.

Mont Blanc alyn snore sater Richmond Rchmond

Change of Managers at Western Union Office

Manager Karl Fo Rapp leaves the Western Union office in Greenville for new duties. PD Vai will assume charge tonight at the Greenville office, arriving from somewhere in Ohio to take over operations.

Karl Fo Western Union Greenville Oe Viel camparis Vai vrs Cio ofter

Sudden Illness Strikes Local Electrician Clark Wiggins

Mr Clark Wiggins longtime electrician suffered a sudden serious illness at his West Chestnut Street home on Tuesday. Mrs Shehth foy reported the incident today. Also noted is Redooforth High Street resident leaving for New York for an intended visit with Mr ome Mrs Cheater and Mrs Moore formerly Miss Mare Wicd.

Clark Wiggins West Chestnut street Shehth foy BOB Redooforth High street New York ome Cheater Moore Mare

War Declarations Debate in Congress Narrowed to Austro Hungary

Washington reports show both chambers pushing for war resolutions aimed at Austro Hungary. House leaders back a declaration against Austria Hungary and oppose broadening to Germany's allies. Senate panel crafts a similar measure, tying the act to presidential approval and timing.

Turkey Bulgaria Flood Germany Stone Senate Washington congress Ataitia-Hungary house Floyd Austra senate foreign relations committee house committee Erlarta United States Daley Wis Miller Meanesnia foreign affairs carnamittes Tlood senate committee

Opposition to Six Day School Plan in Union County Meeting

Professor R Twigs of Ohio State University and 14 state high school inspectors vetted the principal address at the courthouse meeting of the school boards. Attendees opposed proposals to hold high school six days a week to start earlier in spring.

Maryssille R Twigs Oho State university erhoal boards

Waterfront fire damages Toronto property and more

A waterfront blaze in Toronto damaged property valued at about 260000 dollars. The origin of the fire remains unclear and several structures suffered extensive damage including one damaged rear. Dispatches note additional wartime logistics and parcels for American troops arriving at a port of embarkation in France.

Toronto Pal sanimon Toronte Uae danaegeil France Frances embarkation tan hime

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