Red Men's Officers Elected in Pawnee and Trine Tribes
Officers named for Pawnee Tribe and Manzanita Tribe include sachem Raym Hubbard and William Deatrich respectively. Senior sagamore Charles Seu and Roy Aliston lead, with numerous chiefs keeper of wampum and captains of degree teams listed. Some names appear garbled but reflect traditional tribal officer titles and roles.
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Pawnee Trines
Trines
Pawnee Tribe
Raym Hubbard
Sachem
Charle- Seu
Sagamore
Martin Hadier Sagamore
Guy Genung
P H. OW. Schlageter
The
CG. Seabrook
Andrew Rauck
John Hundlman
A. Ringenburg
Manzanita
William Deatrich
Roy Aliston
Sugamare
Charles Loughmiller
Juniior More
Robert Hewes
Schroeder
Accorde
J Heckel
Je Leist
Tar Deatrick
William Kreutzer
Ohioah Tritue
John Welsh
George Micheles Elliott
Benjamin Elliott
Ipvin Savage
Oscar Meyer
Walter Johnson
Claude Sittuson
J.O. Ollis
Devree
Ste Ote
Nier Sagamure
Train Fall Injures Harry Collins Described in Detail
An injury report details Harry Collins of 2432 Easy Street suffering bruised and wrenched left shoulder wrist and hip while alighting from a passenger train at Monon depot last night. He was taken to St Eadward's hospital and remains there today with expected home discharge soon. The notice also covers the death of Prof Ernest Walker in Boling Alabama and a health ad for Champlain's Tablets.
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Harry Collins
Easy Street
Monon
Collins
Orleans
St. Eadward’s Hospital
John W. Walker
Hattie Walker
Herbert Walker
Louisville
Boling
Ala
Ernest Walker
New Albany
de Pauw University
Cornell University
Clemson College
S. C
University of Arkansas
Alabama Institute of Technology
Alabama
Walker
South
Chicago
L. H. Bailey
Bailey
Abbie
Harriet Walker
Herbert Walther
Ferdinand
Plorence
Karl
John M. Walker
Francis Walker
Wilmette
Beta Theta Pi
Knights of Pythias
County Commissioners Favor Economies Amid Busylines and Bids
County commissioners discussed finances and delays in new steel fire-proof furniture for the auditor’s office. They favored economy, considering delaying additions until a later time when improvements could be integrated with floor and other furniture. A remonstrance against the Georgetown Greenville road was ruled invalid. Viewers for Captain rank and Richard Creek roads were appointed. State Board of Accounts advised bids for county supplies, leading to a plan to open bids next Monday. Contracts set with Schueler & Enslinger, New Albany Ledger Co., Newland Gwin for burial of paupers.
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Williamis
Tunis
Dupaquier
Coners Stow
Aiking
Georgetown-Greenville
Kelso
Voto
Edgar Martin
Stotsenburg
Weathers
Lagel
Henry Wolf
Rank Road
New Albany
Robert Tacques
Richard Creek
Georgetown
State Board of Accounts
Schueler & Enslinger
New Albany Ledger C'o
Newland Gwin
Zlee
Cough Remedy Promoted As Fire Signal Warning
An old advertisement likens a cough to a fire bell warning, urging immediate action with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The notice claims it stops persistent coughing and aids recovery, touting widespread availability and testimonials from users.
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Mans
Taskeef
Thomas Beeching
Amdrewes
Tnd
Auy
Jury verdict in Jeffersonville suit over eye injury awarded 2500
Leonard Farris sued Laub Zink Furniture Co of Jeffersonville for 310000 alleging loss of an eye. The circuit court jury rendered a verdict for the plaintiff on Wednesday night.
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Jeffersonville
Leonard Farris
Laub-Zink Furniture Company
Waiting for Wah to Eng War News From War Veterans
Carried as a wartime teletype era feature, the piece quotes General Petheroot Osterhaus and Major General Caterhaus praising Hindenburg and Lincoln era ties. It recounts Osterhaus’ Civil War memories, Johnson’s autograph desk gifts, and his callbacks to America, as war news and greetings fill the room.
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Vad Beer
Petheroot
Ste S. Navy
Osterhaus Osterkeinsci
Rand
America
Caterhaus di
Namirer
Marshall von Hindenburg
Hindenburg
Napoleon
Osterhaus
Johnson
Lincoln
Havre
France
Loutisiana
Union
Mutual Yeast Company Christmas Savings Club Checks
Mail carriers deliver over eighteen hundred letters to members of the Mutual Yeast Company's Christmas Savings Club, each containing a check for the year’s savings. Total distributed exceeds 20,000,000, with many participants reinvesting in savings accounts at Mutual Trust Bank as 1917 books open and 1916 members enroll.
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Mutual Yeast Company
Mutual Trust Bank
Terdlar Savings
Notable church group election slate announced
The St. Chix parish announced officers led by President Becht and Vice President Weinguin with Mary Hinkebein as recording secretary Anna O Malley Emma Krause as financial secretary Clara Becht and Mary Didelot Therese Mein Rose Zeller as messengers guards and trustees named. details incomplete due to OCR errors.
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St. 2
Charles Carron
Suivi
Theresa Auxiliacy
Kyiv
Sohn
Band Visci Repo
Becht
Weinguin
Second View
Mary Hinkebein
Anna O'Malley
Emma Krause
Clara Becht
Marearer Kupferer
Anna Meyers
Mary Didelot
Thersa Mein
Rose Zeller
Sovmepitis
New Albany Township and County Road Supervisor Elections Planned
Voters across Indiana will vote next Saturday in township and county road supervisor races. In New Albany Township District 1 John Richards runs against incumbent Joan S Mann and Gus Belvio. District 2 incumbent James Sands faces Charles Morgan. District 3 Frank Morgan has no opposition. Salary 25 cents per hour, up to fifty days yearly, with a bond of 320.
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New Albany
Indiana
Greenville
Georgetown
Lafayette
Franklin
Pew Poo
John Richards
Joan S. Mann
Ned Gus Belvio
J James Sands
Charles Morgan
Prank Morgan
Frank
Safety Fir Campaign Closes In City Schools
Dees Pith and Mrs. Riddle of Chicago wrap up a safety campaign that urged children to cooperate with the local Safety Department and utilities to cut accidents. Promoters report strong pupil interest and plan extending the effort to Jeffersonville schools.
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City
Dees Pith
Riddle
Chicago
Tidesle
Getoe
Jeffersonville
Importance of Orchard Windbreaks for Fruit Growers
A New York Experiment Station article stresses placing windbreaks to balance high altitude air drainage with wind protection. It favors mixed evergreen and deciduous screens, noting spruces grow quickly and aid diverse soils while mixed trees reduce winter and summer winds without overblocking air. Proper placement and thinning are essential for effective protection.
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Y L. Arny
New York Experiment Station
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