War-time prophecy and zeal from a wartime columnist
A Washington writer urges decisive Allied victory in World War I, praising U S troops and weapons while predicting a final Rhine drive this autumn. He warns Germans will burn conquered cities and urges drastic action against German arms factories, stressing immense war costs and the need to crush the foe.
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Washington,dg
Germany
Marne
Foch
Napoleon
Uncle Sam’s
Uncle Sam
Hell
Rhine
Belgium
France
The
Herald
Antwerp
Brussels
Liege
Namur
Berlin
Essen Krupp
Iditer
Red Cross Store Seeks Support From Marshall Chapter
The Marshall Red Cross chapter has 2500 members urged to donate to the Red Cross shop on the square’s north side. Edibles accepted after 9 am daily with all proceeds aiding the In cal chapter. New and renewing members listed along with various donor names. The piece closes with a wartime call for democracy against German aggression.
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Marshall Red Cross
Red Cross
Mesdames
Emma Walker
Louis J. Bulger
Chas Taylor
Carl Taubeneck
W. Machlan
Johnson
J. C. Craig
L. Murphy
Roy Jefferds
Stoelting
Will Tidckert
Will Smith
John Findley
Ed Guinnip
Priscilla Whaley
Rob Baird
Hogue
Fred Shaw
Fred Keifer
Otho Tibbs
H. B. Dulaney
Frank Greenough
Carroll Clem
Geo. German
J. K. Black
Shoemaker
E. D. Morton
L. P. Schwanecke
C. R. Johnson
Joe Gallagher
James Noonan
Charles Scott
Ben Dawson
Clara Rutledge
Wm. Smith
Will English
Geo. Hurst
John Weir
F. L. Goodrich
Lloyd Pulver
Will Taylor
Emma Mitchell
Marlow
Shipe
Keiser
Fannie Lutz
Chas. Cole
John Rademaker
Graham
Thornsburg
Lutz
Brossman
Tom Clark
O'Neal
T. Lloyd
Harry Cork
Chas
Killie
Grace Taubeneck
W. L. Athon
Lola
Cole
C. Purdun
Geo. Johnson
Clint Clatfelter
A. Dixon
C. C. Carroll
Levi Weir
Platz
Fred Wallis
Irvin Rogers
Foster Martin
Armira
Hutchings
L. Kendall
Rudolph Miller
Millhouse
J. Brady
Ed Gard
Louisa’ Lickert
Geisert
Holzworth
R. H. Brown
H. Bright
Ross Holler
Musselman
F. Stephenson
Maria Eaton
Lu.Cole
Walker
Misses Baird
Mabel Kessler
Annie Dee
Burnett
Florence Hodge
Gertrude Shaw
Mary Brown
Susan Quick
Oil Drilling Planned on 2000 Acres in Dolson Township
Chicago parties secure leases covering about 2000 acres in Dolson township and pledge to begin drilling for oil within thirty days, signaling a rapid push into the field.
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Chicago
Dolson Township
Wife Seeks Protection After Peace Warrant Arrest
On complaints from his wife, Moses Stricker of Parker township was arrested on a peace warrant Friday and jailed in default of $500 bail. Mrs. Stricker says he has been drinking for a month and frequently threatened her.
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Moses Stricker
Parker Township
Martinsville and Paris Men Die of Wounds in War List
The War casualty list includes Roscoe W. Bishop of Martinsville and Everett Thomas of Paris, both noted as died from wounds. Bishop was sent to Camp Dix on April 30, and Thomas lived near Oliver.
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War Front
Roscoe W. Bishop
Martinsville
Everett Thomas
Paris
Young Bishop
Camp Dix
Young Thomas
Oliver
Indiana dental examinees join U S Army medical corps
About 92 graduates issued dentist licenses after the June exam plan to enlist in the U S Army medical corps. Among them are F B Davison R L Davison Fred Richards from Marshall and Joe E Pulley of Stone Fort grandson of IF Mitchell of Marshall.
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Indiana State Board of Dental Examiners
Medical Corps
U. S. Army
F. B
R. L. Davison
Fred Richards
Marshall
Joe E. Pulley
Stone Fort
IF. Mitchell
Farm inspection finds inmate sent to state hospital
State Charities Commission representative Miss Jack inspected the Clark county farm last week. She reported one aged inmate Mrs Amanda Brewster to be insane and, by county court order, transferred to the state hospital at Anna. The board of supervisors allowed township poor claims totaling nearly $11,000 last year.
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Miss Jack
State Charities Commission
Clark County
Amanda Brewster
Anna
Board of Supervisors
Five men sent to training camp for light duty
Under the local registration board five men, Homer E. Smith Robert Willison Roy Laymon Casey Emory Melton Claude Bowers, were sent yesterday to Syracuse for light and limited military duty. Tomorrow nine men go to Camp Taylor and next Sunday two colored men Melvin Gresham Otto Wilson will be sent to Camp Grant.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Homer E. Smith
Martinsville
Robert Willison
Roy Laymon
Casey Emory
Melton
Westfield
Claude Bowers
Kansas City
Camp Taylor
Harry Finkbiner
Marshall Wm. A. Crumlin
West Union
Michael J. Ryan
Marshall Delmore Washburn
Marshall
Guy Medsker
James B. Howe
Russell C. Plenner
Casey William- Smitley
Martinsille
Harry Nicol
Marshall Andrew Bland Jr
Dennison
Melvin Gresham
Otto Wilson
Camp Grant
The Work or Fight Order Expands War Labor Force
Beginning tomorrow the nonessential industries of Findis must supply about 10 000 unskilled workers to war industries. Coal mining farming and railroading are classified as war work. Also as war work the making or erection of structures or products for government use. Employers not in war work cannot entice or compete for government or war workers. Advertisements must be supervised by the local US employment service.
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Findis
United States Employment Service
New Herald Raises Subscription Rates To $1.50
The Herald announces a price increase effective September 1 with old-time subscriptions honored through paid periods. New and renewing rates set at 1.50 per year 75 cents for six months 40 cents for three months and 1.00 sent after that date credited for eight months.
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Herald
Sugar Rations Reduced for Public and Eateries
The Food Administration urged a two pounds per capita monthly sugar ration starting Aug 1 to meet world shortages and support Allies and American forces. The current three pounds per person monthly remains in effect for households, with public eating places required to follow new rules permitting two pounds per ninety meals served.
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Food Administration
Livingston Methodist Church Dedication Planned August Twenty Fifth
The Livingston Methodist church on the site of the 1917 tornado wreck is completed and will be dedicated August 25. Subscriptions overdue must be paid within ten days to any committee member. About 7000 bricks are offered for sale at 50 cents per 100.
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Livingston
Medill McCormick to Speak in Marshall on Friday
Medill McCormick of Chicago, Republican candidate for U S senator, will visit Marshall Friday. He will speak from the east courthouse steps at 1 pm after arriving by automobile, then in York at 2 30 pm and Robison later. He conducts a war focused campaign, touring to discuss the war effort and pledges of support have grown since June 18.
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Medill McCormick
Chicago
Republica
United States
Marshall
East Court House
York
Robinson
House
Senate
Washington
Europe
France
Toul
Italy
McCormick
National Council of Defense
Congressman McCormick
Sheriff Captures Noted Tire Thief in Marshall
Earl Jeffers once active in Terre Haute police files was tracked to Marshall where Sheriff Wallace arrested him at his mother's home after a breakfast visit. Jeffers faced a $3000 bond for a court appearance, while his wife fled to Terre Haute with attorney Blankenbeker. He later was jailed in Sullivan, Ind., with $5000 bail, leading to dismissal of the local case.
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Earl Jeffers
Terre Haute
Buster’ Clark
Marshall
Wallace
Ind
New Circuit Court Dockets Show Family and Corporate Cases
Kimball Young and others sue The Ohio Oil Company in circuit court. Isa Lamb seeks divorce from Charles Lamb in divorce action.
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Kimball Young Et al
the Ohio Oil Co
Isa Lamb
Charles Lamb
Marriage Licenses and Criminal Filings
Ralph Bennett of Westfield and Anna Frances Perkinson of Kansas, Ill, granted marriage licenses. Harley Orrell and Nora Gross of Johnson to, ma? Squirrel Hunters Arrested. Ora Webb of Westfield charged with two counts of hunting game out of season. Mrs Lizzie Redman of Douglas township charged with disturbing the peace.
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Ralph Bennett
Westfield
Anna Frances Perkinson
Kansas
Ill
Harley Orrell and
Nora Gross
Johnson To
Ora Webb
Lizzie Redman
Douglas Township
Ford Stolen From Martinsville Garage
Charles Hasterday called Sheriff Wallace to report a Ford touring car stolen from his Martinsville garage overnight. He had only owned the car a few days and cannot recall the engine or license number, which could help locate the vehicle.
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Charles Hasterday
Martinsville
Wallace
The York Reunion Speakers Listed for Annual Event
An ambitious program for York’s annual soldiers and old settlers reunion is announced for the last three days of this week. Speakers include P. G. Bradbury George Parker Judge Crawley Prof. C. B. Hershey W. C. Pearce Olen Clements Everett Connelly and Harry Prust.
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Soldiers’ and
Old Settlers
York
P. G. Bradbury
George Parker
Judge Crawley
Robinson
Prof
C. B. Hershey
Merom College
W. C. Pearce
Chicago
Olen Clements
Everett Connelly
Marshall
Harry Prust
West Union
Real Estate Transfers Register Summary
Nathaniel Moore transfers a one fourth interest in a lease in section 3 11 14 to John Weir. Clinton Irwin sells lot 21 in Add A. Casey to David Lawson for 100 dollars. S W McClellan conveys parts of lots 24 and 33 in Deahl's subdivision Martinsville to Otto R Hills for 1000 dollars. Fred L Mann sells nw ne 11 11 14 to M H Rodgers for 300 dollars.
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Nathaniel Moore
John Weir
F. J. Radeski
Admr
W. L. Cole
Clinton Irwin
David Lawson
A. Casey
S. W. McClellan
Otto R. Hills
Deahl
Martinsville
Fred L. Mann
M. H. Rodgers
Marshall Band Concert Program Highlights Selections
The Marshall band will perform Washington Post March Sousa Overture Le Sprite Jennings French National Hymn So Long Mother Felicitas Old Oaken Bucket Hayes Spring Song Mendelssohn Our Nation Medley Beyer Quartette or Duet Principal selections listed though order may vary.
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Marshall Band
Washington Post
Sousa
Jennings
Mendelssohn
Local Food Administration Appoints County Appointees
W O Slusser covers Casey. Ned Childe Martinsville. W H Drewell Westfield. E A Snyder West Union. Sugar certificates issued for ten pounds for preserving and canning. Farmers may exchange grain for flour to yield eight pounds per person monthly until Oct 1 1918 with a signed certificate. Shared-rent farm owners cannot exchange wheat for flour. Stores after July 15 may lack sugar allotments. Wm T Hollenbeck Clark Co Food Administrator.
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Food Administration
W.O Slusser
Casey and Vicinity
Ned Childe
Martinsville and Vicinity
W. H. Drewell
Westfield and Vicinity
E. A. Snyder
West Union and Vicinity
U. S. Food Administration
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
Clark Co
Subscription renewal notice for uninterrupted delivery
Readers are reminded that subscriptions expire at the start of the next month and renewals must be sent promptly. The date appears after the subscriber’s name, and all renewals ensure uninterrupted delivery without interruption or late charges.
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Acta Nmi Te
Allies push through at Soissons Reims salient in fierce offensive
A World War I dispatch reports ten days of hard fighting with Allied forces driving Huns back more than twelve miles along the Soissons Reims front. American units led a dramatic crossing of the Ourcq river and pressed beyond objectives, taking Sergy and Seringes as German resistance collapsed along the line.
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Soissons-Reims
Ourcq River
Sergy
Seringes
25 000 Nurses Wanted Call for U S Student Nurse Reserve
Government seeks 25 000 young women ages 15 to 35 to join the U S Student Nurse Reserve and train for service. Recruiting stations opened nationwide from July 29 to August 11. Marshall station located in the office of Dr J J Wair.
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U.S
Ambiguous Text on Thought and Global Trust
A fragment discusses how human minds and advanced thinkers influence world reliability. It hints that without solid reasoning, the world becomes unstable and untrustworthy.
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Ra County Farm
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