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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
3
An ad touts a piano that promises to deliver expert piano performance with minimal effort. It claims a child can play as well as a professional and invites readers to visit to hear and see the instrument.
Repairs at the water works pumping station finished and the river valve was shut for a test. Mayor White City Attorney McGregor and Public Utilities Council observed as the five driven wells produced about 750 000 gallons per day, less than half capacity, puzzling officials since last winter’s ice damaged the wells.
Amsterdam reports that Philip Scheidemann and Mathai Erzburger will join the German cabinet as Chancellor Von Hertling plans to retire soon due to illness, per Leipzig papers. The Democratic Wing of the Clerical Party aligns with the Socialist move.
Dispatches describe Vienna scenes as Austrian troops move to fight. Thousands of women raid a railway yard protesting the troop departures in a tense public display.
Allied and American patrols report progress toward the Aisne with heavy bombardment repulsions as French forces seize seven towns from Etreillers to Remigny and Giberacourt while Belgian offensives push from Pilhem to Wilhem near Ypres and German evacuations are noted at Donau.
The Navy reports that gunners on an OO tanker sank the latest type of submarine after an hour long battle about 8000 miles off Sandy Hook. Secretary Daniels refused comment pending official confirmation.
Dispatches report Bolshevik troops fleeing before peasant uprisings led by white guard officers. The revolutionaries are said to be within a few points of Petrograd as peasants surge in revolt.
Mrs. Edward Kampe received word of the death of her brother George Grebe 78 a retired Chanute wholesale merchant who died at his home. He had earlier lived in this city worked with Edward Kampe in the grocery business and is survived by three Chanute children four brothers and his wife Martha Rea. Funeral and burial will be in Chanute.
Washington. Sept Te Prawest Marshal Crowder announced that the UW for serective severes men ta ke requisitions for October and November well fall on men between 3? and 36 who register Thursday. The YZ to Weebyss will be called Jast af at all.
Report details the Jefferson County Red Cross shops from Daly 65th to Nuugust 26th. Lists articles shipped to Indianapolis, including surgical dressings, with notes on powders and press items. Mentions Preserver Branch and refugee garment shortages amid limited props for water access.
The Fourth Liberty Loan unit for Jefferson County is announced with Pastriot Chairman Ro. Al Mehkin ley and county leader J. W. Cornett as key organizers. Roles include Walter Caplinger director of speakers, W. H. Miller director of bankers, and Mrs. John W. Tevis chairing the women’s committee. Local township chairs and executive committees are listed with numerous names and positions. Also noted is the return home of J A Lory and Albert G Winter from Dayton Ky after injuries from an early August robbery. one robber arrested and police expect the other soon. Donations and refugee garment distributions totaling $655 94 are detailed along with donor names.
The state Department was notified the Nor weg Consul at Moscow had taken over the American consulate there. Consul Poole previously informed the Government that all Americans on the ternary occurred by Bolteyv Ki were mn day. Qee torrent' s hundredt twenty five ladies are Comey government sewing at present. Legislation to increase the price paid for the making of shirts is under way with effects delayed until material is received by the sew ers after the date of increase.
Private service at the Hart home on Mulberry street for Elizabeth Cecelia Weber conducted by Rev. Arends followed by public rites at the Lutheran Church. Interment in Springdale cemetery with pallbearers including four sons in law and two grandsons. Capt H O Woolford on leave from Camp Meade with Mrs Woolford to rejoin Camp Shelby tomorrow.
An Indianapolis Red Cross note lauds a shipment of perfect sticks and a Cleveland Lake Division auditor commends the Jefferson county chapter for high activity and efficient spending. The report highlights strong local chapter work and auxiliary support with minimal expenses.
Letters from readers praise Dean's Kidney Pills with claims of kidney relief and health benefits. Jefferson county draft board lists Frederick Howard Kleepfer Carl Hurlbut Grossman and Orie L Mel Cormick as accepted for motor mechanics to Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce on August 5.
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