Prohibs Discuss Endorsement Of Judgeship Candidate
Prohibition County committee chair James Peebles calls a meeting at Home Trust rooms East Washington street tomorrow at 2 30 PM to discuss candidates and other matters. A possible endorsement of one dry candidate Porter or Chambers may occur. opinions split on backing a single candidate or running a full ticket excluding the judgeship.
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James Peebles
Prohibition County Committee
Home Trust Company
East Washington Street
Enybody
Porter
James A. Chambers
Vecy
Hutchinson Mineral Spring Water Urges Immediate Order
Today is the day to order a gallon of Hutchinsons Mineral Spring Water, promoting a direct purchase offer. The notice emphasizes urgency and a home delivery angle for the product.
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Hutchinson
Prohibitionists Weigh County Office Contest Plans
The piece notes strong local support and expected 300 to 500 votes in the county, with debate over the judge race and no confirmed slate of candidates. A Prohibitionist stresses that selections will be decided at the committee meeting and the best man chosen.
Bethany Picnic At Park At Cascade Park
The annual Bethany Lutheran church and Sunday school picnic is set for Saturday at Cascade park. All members and friends are invited with a morning start and a noon potluck dinner in the grove followed by an afternoon of amusements.
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Bethany Lutheran Church
Cascade Park
Better Than Ten Letters From Home
An offer to have The News mailed to subscribers away from the city. Subscriptions run a month for 25 cents to any part of the United States or Canada, or 10 cents per week for shorter periods postpaid. Arrangements must be made at The News office.
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United States
Canada
Sewing Class Entertainment At Simpson Church
Seventy children from the Irene Maitland Deaconess home sewing class were entertained at Simpson M. E. church. Miss Comfort and Miss Dittman led the event with games and songs, followed by ice cream and cake. helpers included Mrs. F. S. Patterson, Mrs. Nelson, and Mrs. Sitler.
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Simpson M. E
Irene Maitland
Miss Comfort
Miss Dittman
Simpson Church
F. 8. Patterson
Nelson
Sitler
Jacob Hetrick Purchases Hicks Theatre on Long Avenue
Jacob Hetrick buys Hicks theatre from Elmer Hulme on Long Avenue and plans to open to the public next week.
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Jacob Hetrick
Hicks
Long Avenue
Elmer Hulme
Mr. Hetrick
Myland Detained In Canada Over Brig General Card
J L Myland of this city was detained in Windsor after Canadian officers found a card reading Brig General in his grip. He explained the title was a Knights of Pythias rank, not military. Investigations confirmed his identity and he was released with apologies.
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Canada
J. L. Myland
Windsor
Detroit
Michigan
Mr. Myland
Knights of Pythias
War era Canadian travel wary amid wartime security checks
A traveler recalls realizing a Brig. Gen. card in his grip during a service trip to Canada near Detroit. He notes Canada’s wartime anxiety and plans stricter searches on future crossings.
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Canada
Detroit
Prayer Book Saved a Life at St George’s Old Brentford
A consistory court petition seeks a faculty to mount an oak box with a glass front in St George’s church containing Drummer George Edward Court’s prayer book, the leather bag, and the Marne battlefield bullet that saved his life. Court, of the Middlesex Regiment, carried the book in his pocket, later found the bag pierced by a bullet and the book damaged, a token of thanks now to be displayed in the church.
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Consistory Court of
London
St. George's
Old Brentford
George Charles Edward Court
Marne
Drummer Court
Middlesex Regiment
St. George's Church
Living
Extraordinary offer on votes for subscriptions
The News Company advertises a voting contest with incentives for subscriptions. One year prepaid earns 2000 votes, six months yields 500 votes, and three months provides 250 votes. The offer urges immediate participation and warns it may be withdrawn without notice.
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the News
the News Company
Painless extraction sign prompts charge after pain
A dentist denies free painless extractions. The patient is charged one dollar. The Boston Transcript recounts the exchange and the dentist’s claim that pain triggers a fee, despite a sign offering free painless extraction.
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Boston Transcript
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