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Lebanon Daily Reporter in Lebanon, Indiana

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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1917

Page

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Call of New Patriotism Draws Indiana Women Speakers

The call of the new patriotism reaches Indiana women as the Woman's Franchise League enlists Dr. Effie McCollum Jones, a national organizer, to tour the state. From June 28 to July 1 she will visit each congressional district, speaking in Lebanon at the Presbyterian Church in the city Thursday at 2:90.

Indiana Woman’s Franchise League of National American Woman Suffrage Aesociation Effie McCollum Jones Wtage United States Women of Jones Iowa Tower of Seakero WLC T. al Lombard College Galesburg Midame T Wasson Woman's Franchise Leu Cae Lebanon Presbyterian Church Dr. Jones

Funeral Attendees Travel From City and Area

Mr and Mrs Pat Shahan and families from this city join Miss Hazel Mrs Walter Whitecatton and Ali Daniel Ryan James Ryan and kin from near Lebanon to Crawfordsville for the funeral of the late Robert Gernan of Aberdeen who is buried at St Bernard church Mrs Gernan is a sister of Mrs James Ryan Also ad for McCormick binders and mowers with Lebanon Hardware Company phone 288.

Pat Shahan

Hopeful coal talks ease Indiana shortage threat

Indiana officials and coal operators reached an initial agreement to avert a winter coal stringency. A follow up panel will meet next week after broader national talks in Chicago and Washington. Bread conservation plans, including rejecting stale bread returns, gain state support as part of wartime resource saving.

Iternational News Service Indianapolis Ind Indiana Will H. Hays State Council of Defense James P. Goodrich Indiana Operator’s Association Defense Council Hays William G. Irwin Charles Fox H. N. Kurrie E. A. Wilson Evans Woollen A. M. Ogle H. M. Ferguson P. H. Penna William Johnson Ogle Council of National Defense Washington Cea Ilinois Kentucky Chicago Cocal H. E. Barnard Army Liberty Loan Red Cross Goodrich

Pathfinder Touring Car Damaged by Fire Near Candy Kitchen

A Pathfinder touring car owned by Bert Miller was slightly damaged when Earl Miller lit a match to check gasoline in the tank. The vehicle stood in the street beside Petty's candy kitchen and the gasoline caught fire but was put out quickly by the fire department's chemicals.

Bert Miller Earl Miller Petty

Smith Brothers sell grocery stock to Ted Lancaster

Smith Brothers have sold the grocery stock they recently bought in Zionsville of Cropper and Conrad to Ted Lancaster of Indianapolis. The dry goods stock is combined with their other store at the old stand. Lancaster will operate the grocery business at the present location.

Smith Brothers Zionsville Cropper & Conrad Ted Lancaster Indianapolis Lancaster

Skid to the Rooster: A Curious 1931 Tale

A fragment notes a peculiar event titled Skid to the Rooster dated 6-20-31. Readable lines reference a rural setting, possible theater or carnival imagery, and a brief incident or stunt without clear outcome. The piece preserves a dated, regional voice.

Anniversary of the W. R. C. Celebrated in Court House

The twenty eighth anniversary of the W R C of the county was celebrated last evening in the G A R room of the courthouse with four charter members present Mrs Mary Davidson Mrs Martha Ludlow Mrs Sidney Cook and Mr Sim Shore. The event was social and refreshments of ice cream and wafers were served late.

Court House Order Mary Davidson Martha Ludlow Sidney Cook Sim Shore

Killing Birds by Boys Sparks City Complaints

North and west residents complain about boys killing birds, noting it is illegal and cruel as many youngsters’ prey leaves young unable to find food. Authorities may pursue measures to punish offenders. Doyle's grocery advertises fresh and cured meats with phone 625.

Doyle’s

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Iat Eruig Storey Tram Northern Indiana Gas. Electric Co the Gas CO Long & Davis Harry Saunders West Main St McCormick Lebanon Hardware Company Conference of State Council of Mil Brothers Betsy Ross North Side Square Lebanon, Ind Wich W. A. Swank Ben Hurridg Crawfordsville West Main Street Squire Trowbridge Palace Garage North Meridian ST Ajax Federal North Meridian Street R. A Boone County
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