Mrs Low mobilizes Girl Scouts for wartime training efforts
Mrs Juliette Low national president announces from 527 Fifth Avenue that Girl Scouts will be recruited to full strength to aid in war relief. They will cooperate with Red Cross branches, offer training courses, and invite women to attend meetings to uplift American girlhood.
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New York
Girl Scouts
Germany
Juliette Low
Fifth Avenue
Boy Scouts of America
Low
England
Scotland
Girl Scouts of America
Girl Guides
Continent
Boy Scout Movement
Inds
Sir Robert Baden-Powell
Agnes Baden-Powell
Robert
Mra Low
America
York Town Supervisor's Annual Public Lands Statement 1917
Marion Collier, York Town supervisor, reports receipts and expenditures for public lands and town affairs for the year ending March 27, 1917. Records show balances, payrolls for election officials, highway costs, and numerous line items from police to printing, with totals for receipts and expenditures and final balance. A separate Highway Treasurer's report lists grants, road work, bridge projects, and commission to Collier. totals indicate funds on hand at year end.
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Marion Collier
York
Clark County
Reed
Parl Nichols, Lowd Fak
Same
Stehncadetova
James Ingle
Constable
D Carlyle
Chas Scott
S Fepott Co
John Taggart
Norman Bennett
Elec
J A Harmon
Vincent Williamson
Mitchell Baker
W L Roberts
J D Carlyre
Voorhees Crow
Samie
Lonnie Nichols
Edw. Crumlin
J D Carlyle
Siam Ingle
Board of Health
Etec
JD Carlyle
Legal Printing Co
Simpson Lumber Co. Glass
Jay Swern
Town of York
Treaurer of Commissioners of Highways
Ill
J W Fredenberger
James Ferguson
Hiram Gard
Roy McCrory
Hugh McCrory
Alien Gideon
W H Barrison
Elmore Marlowe
Chauncey Crow
D Mooneyham
Ray Manhart
James Carlyle
Elmer Marlowe
Harrison
Edw Snyder
John Mundy
Chas Floyd
Chas Strohm
Adam Gardner
Harry Drake
Commission
Commissioners of Highways
Jan Fredenberger
Purl Nichols
Wm Gard
Ed Beckwith
Samee
Rastus Reynolds
E Williame
A L Greenbelox
Port Nichols
Percy Nichols
Je Clee
Brown
Came
Henry Cullison
M Simpson
Catherine Willamson
L C Canady
Adam Haddix
Allen Gideon
Robi Harrison
D Baughman
John Blair
LD Mooneyham
Frank Combs
Robert Harrison
Arthur Poorman
Jas Counterman
Clayborn Edwards
Frank Snyder
Sylvester Mundy
Ed Snyder
R. Rennells
Jeff Heleine
Bridge Lumber
Fred Strohm
Robi. Harrison
Fred Reisner
ER. Barker
York Grade
M H Matteson
Steve Freeman
A Whitman
Chas Fowler
John Warner
Fonzo Clark
Wa Ormiston
Homer Bishop
Claude Bishop
Lyman Pritchard
Andrew Pinkston
James Layton
James Baker
Chas Whitlock
Field Williamson
Weld Williamson
John Mitchell
Sam Lindley
Andy Livvix
A. D
W. L. Roberts
International Custom Cutters set fall fashion coats
In Columbus Ohio the fashions committee of the International Custom Cutters association outlined new men’s suit styles for the coming season. Coats will be longer with wider shoulders and no padding, waistlines high, trousers wider, and waistcoats cut low and tight at the waist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
International Custom Cutters’ Association
Eny
Join the United States Army or Navy Now
Recruiting appeal urges enlistment in the Army or Navy as a patriotic duty. A postmaster promotes a government drive, emphasizing service, training, and benefits to eligible applicants. The notice frames branches as urgent opportunities for citizens to support national defense.
Does Backache Worry Your Marshall Folks
An old advertisement urges Marshall readers to suspect kidneys when backache or fatigue appears. It promotes Deans Kidney Pills from Foster Milling Co Buffalo New York with testimonial from Mrs Russell Thompson of 1114 Ash St Marshall praising relief after use. Price 50 cents at dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Dean
Russell Thompson
Ash St
Cure for Lumbago Promoted by Kidney Pills Claim
Neighbor touts Soley Kidney Pills as an effective cure for rheumatism and lumbago. A letter writer attests personal relief after using the pills twice or thrice, praising their ability to remove pain and improve strength and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Trighbor
Buster the 1917 season stallion at Cork farm
Advertises Buster a six year old Percheron and half Belgian Cleveland Bay stallion weighing 1600 lbs. at Cork farm east of Block school Hersh breed. Describes him as a good general purpose horse with bone style and action and claims he will compete with any county horse. Encourages investigation before choosing others.
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Buster
Cork Farm
Block School House
Cleveland Bay
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Pulver's Garage
The
Herald
Williams’ Feed Store
E. Locust Street
Axminster
H.M. Deweys Ey Ann
France
Girard
Philadelphia Ledger
Russia
United States
Lincoln
Texas
F. W. Hall
Olive Street
St Louis
U. S. Army
NAVY
Kirschner & Willams
Weat Union
Tasle Vandalia
East West
Onire
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