Subscriptions and World Events Mention Monticello Map
The piece notes subscription rates in the United States and mentions Monticello and White County on the map. It references L H Wright, director of the State Highway Commission. It also states Germany has accepted the terms of the peace treaty, with time revealing whether this was in good faith.
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Monticello
White County
Warefer
L. H. Wright
State Highway Commission
Germany
Congress Votes October Return to Old Time
Citizens face a shift as Congress endorses reverting to standard time in October after clocks moved forward in March. Officials note widespread reluctance among civil units to adopt the new schedule and await final implementation details.
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Congress
Trish Republic President Makes First New York Appearance
The president of the Trish republic appears in New York drawing frenzied crowds. Reports describe cheers from supporters and chaotic scenes as medical staff and others fought to reach him.
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Trish Republic
New York
Ay Trishmian
Dabhie
President Wea Prepares to Sail Home Amid Treaty Debate
The article reflects on President Wilson's anticipated return voyage and his stance on the League of Nations Covenant. It notes his political maneuvering and his aim to project personality while seeking broader support, amid public unease and questions about a Democratic Congress following the 1918 election.
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Accordine
Wea
Eedacer
Europe
Inox Resolution Faces Senate Hurdles on League Covenant
The Inox resolution seeks separation of the peace treaty from the league covenant and faces stiff Senate resistance. Senator Knox and Lodge with GOP leaders back a peace with Germany vow and a public discussion before acting on the covenant, while critics warn that entering the league would abandon long standing Washington policy.
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Senate
Knox
Lodge
Germany
America
League of Nations
Washington
Arguments for America's Entry into the League Discussed
The article argues there are sufficient reasons for the United States to join the league and contends that delaying for a month will not alter the situation. It presents a debate on potential benefits and risks without asserting a definite outcome.
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America
Special Session Called on Suffrage Amendment and Other Matters
Governor Goodrich announces a six day special session of the legislature in late August or early September to consider the U S suffrage amendment plus three or four other items. Leaders will limit issues, with road law conflicts addressed, and suffrage supporters anticipate ratifications by enough states before the next presidential election.
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United States
Good-rich
White Cappers Indicted In Carroll County
A Carroll County grand jury indicted several prominent men on charges of malicious noting and malicious trespass linked to the fourth and fifth Liberty Loan campaigns. Arrests include John A. Shanks and others. bonds posted and attorneys retained. Trials promise heated contention and potential juror bias due to case nature.
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Carroll
Liberty Lown
Quade
John A. Shanks
Clunden Bank
Arthur Ritches
Bud
Fred George
Edward Ripe
Alb Pate T
Dindeara
Florante Coinden
Carroll Circuit Court
Call for White County farmers meeting in Mon ticello
President M K Reiff calls all township and county officers in the White County Farmers Association and interested farmers to a 2:30 p m Saturday meeting in Mon ticello. A demonstration on Federal wheat grading methods will be given to help members apply the standards when buying grain and improve farm grade.
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Pres. M.K. Reiff
White County Farmers Association
Monticello
Farmers Organization
Reynolds Meeting Tonight Brings Honey Creek Groups Together
A joint meeting of the men and women of Honey Creek Township takes place at the Reynolds school tonight. Following separate business sessions, both groups will join for a community sing after the meetings.
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Honey Creek Township
Reynolds School
Annual Indiana Sunday Schools Convention Attracts Large Attendance
White County Sunday school workers attend Marion for Indiana Sunday Schools convention the fifty fifth annual meeting with a three day session and a record crowd. Henry J. Reid attends state superintendent meeting in Indianapolis with L N Hines addressing officials and a round table discussing the card index system. A nomination committee includes T W Armstrong. A lightning strike destroys a large bank barn near Yeoman costing about 4000 dollars with little insurance. Sergeant Leonard H Johnson returns home after eighteen months in service including eighteen days at sea. Selene Graves appears in Louisville as solo violinist with Beatrice Van Loon's Holland Girls touring Indiana Ohio and Illinois this summer.
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White County
Marion
Sunday Schools of
Indiana
Henry J. Reid
Indianapolis
House of Representatives
State House
L. N. Hines
T. W. Armstrong
Carroll County
Selene Graves
J. T. Graves
North Main Street
Louisville
Kentucky
Miss Graves
Wisconsin
Lyceum
England
Miss (Raves
Bluffton
Ind
Ohio
Ilinois
Beatrice van Loon
Three professionals open offices in Lafayette Life Building
Three former White County residents will locate their offices in the Lafayette Life Insurance Company building in Lafayette. Howard T. Brockway, just back from naval duties, will practice law at 917. G R Clayton, from Monon, at 610-612. and A B Coyner, formerly in Chalmers, at 815-817. Brockway recently returned from service and has been at his mother’s club near Brookston during construction.
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White County
Lafayette Life Insurance Company
Lafayette
Howard T. Brockwiy
G. R. Clayton
Monon
A. B. Coyner
Chalmers
Brockway
Naval Service
Marath
Brookston
Music store ad touts high value records and bargains
An advert praises a dealer who increases the worth of records, plays any record at its best without attachments, and invites customers to see piano bargains and musical merchandise of all kinds.
Monticello Edges Yeoman 2 1 In Narrow Baseball Win
Monticello defeated Yeoman 2 to 1 in a Sunday baseball game noted as one of the season’s most interesting. Julien of De Pauw pitched well for Yeoman while Holladay and Chamberlain held Monticello to one run. Judien and Mar-Mis caught for Yeoman with strong defense.
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Monticello
Yeoman
Julien
DePauw
Membcello
Holladay
Chamberlain
Judien
Mar- Mis
Monticello Markets Corrected Price Table
Corrected price listing for livestock and goods appears with hogs priced at 19.50 to 20.06 per unit and other items showing 18.75 to 419.00. The fragmentary OCR includes multiple typos but indicates market quotations and highlighted totals.
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Cheers Ee
Miller to Direct Monon Band For Season Opener
H L Miller will travel to Monon on Thursday evening to direct the Monon band in its first concert of the season. The 16 piece group is praised for improvements and strong leadership. Two concerts are planned with scheduling by the Civic Service Club and potential summer concerts to be decided by local business leaders.
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H. L. Miller
Monon
Red Men Memorial Service Held at Odd Fellows Cemetery
The Red Men lodge held its annual memorial Sunday at 10:30 am. Members met at the Odd Fellows cemetery where A B Cray delivered a brief address and all deceased lodge members and their families were honored with floral decorations. Members formed a circle around Sheldon T Whitman's grave during the address.
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Red Men's Lodge
Odd Fellows Cemetery
A. B Cray
Order
Sheldon T. Whitman
Cherries from Idaho Arrive in Parcel Post
Mr. and Mrs. S A Condo received a parcel post package from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas of Parma Idaho. The branch of a cherry tree had about twenty five dark red cherries about an inch wide. A few white cherry varieties from Oregon were also included. The tree stands along the Snake River near Parma. Mrs Thomas is a Condos’ daughter.
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S. A. Condo
Frank Thomas
Parma
Idaho
Oregon
Snake River
Mrs. Thomas
Thomas
S.A. Condo
Herald Want Ad Column Seeks Local Requests
Readers are invited to use the Herald want ad column to announce needs and offers. White County residents can place notices to buy sell or trade items or request services through this widely circulated feature.
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The
Herald
Ackerman Music Shop Expands With Two Sound Proof Rooms
The Ackerman Music Shop in White County upgrades its showroom with two sound proof demonstration rooms for Brunswick phonographs. Owner Mr. Ackerman aims to improve customer attention by allowing multiple customers and two machines to run simultaneously, matching Chicago stores. The store specializes in musical supplies and aims to become second to none in Indiana.
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Ackerman Music Shop
White County
Townsley seeks orders for drain tile amid production shift
In Idaville Indiana C J Townsley says drain tile remains made to meet local demand though part of workshop time goes to other goods. He urges customers to estimate tile needs and place future orders for delivery with careful attention. Includes sale note for Sir Georgette Waists and Herald advertising reach.
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C.J. Townsley
Idaville
Indiana
For Sale and Wanted Classifieds Excerpt
Multiple short notices offer for sale 1917 Dodge touring car and 1918 Dodge roadster in poor condition, plus two Ford cars, two sale proposals from firms, a salesman position, rental request for a 200 to 400 acre grain farm, and a mortgage company advertisement. Locations include Cleveland Ohio Indianapolis Indiana Monticello Silver Lake Buffalo.
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Dodge Brothers
Daniels-Gray Motor Sales Co
Forbis Hotel
Riley
Silver Lake
Indiana
Elijah Conwell
Buffalo
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Monticello, Ind
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Frank M. Shields
White Cappers
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Reiff
C. W. Misner
Maude Misner
Leonard H. Johnson
F.C. Johnson
South Bluff Street
Johutson
Johnson
Marseilles
Algers
Yeac He
Monticello Markets
RED Men
Cherries
Adv
Georgette
Lennox Oil & Paint Co
Cleveland
Fay
Ray A. Fauber
Herald Office
T. W O’connor
Aetna Mtg. & Inv. Co
Fidelity Trust Bldg
Model D. Moline Universal Tractor
Reynolds Garage
J. W. Gardner
Reynolds
Orm
Fred, Charles
R. A. Layton
John A. Smith
Court House
Citizens’ Line
Stone Road
Sebson
Renelds
L. R. Snyder
Reynolds Indiana
State Automobile Insurance Company
Frankfort
State Auto Insurance Company
E. M. Childer’s Insurance Office
Walter Reynolds
Mer
J.W. Walker
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