Victory Liberty Loan drives and Minute Men action
The Victory Liberty Loan begins April 21 as the last Liberty Loan drive to fund wounded veterans and overseas forces. The article highlights Minute Men mobilizing for Christian reconstruction, with E Dow Bancroft and J A Currier overseeing efforts across Ohio Kentucky and Southern Indiana.
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Sam
United States
Victory Liberty Loan
Wilson
France
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
E. Dow R Bancroft
Railway Y. M. C. A
Columbus
Western Front
Bancroft
J. A. Currier
Plain City
Mis. Giles
Are your taxes heavy enough to prompt Liberty Bonds
The piece urges readers to weigh high taxes and government war debts. It explains six percent takes from income, contrasts renting versus owning with taxes, and encourages lending money to the government through Liberty Bonds to avoid future tax burdens.
You Can Cut Income Tax Victory Liberty Loan Appeal
The piece urges liberal subscription to the Victory Liberty Loan to ease war debts. It argues taxes will rise whether funded by loans or taxes, noting income tax forms show no government interest repayment. It appeals to readers to purchase bonds to reduce future tax burdens and support national needs.
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Sam
Victory Liberty Loan
Victory Liberty
Save Your Own Honor Victory Liberty Loan Appeal
A World War II era styled urging citizens to support the Victory Liberty Loan to honor the nation and uphold commitment to finish the war. The message emphasizes personal duty and collective effort, appealing to ongoing war financing.
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Sam
Easter Observances Shine Across City Churches
Easter was observed at all city churches last Sunday with special programs and music. Large attendance was recorded at services.
Notice of petition to improve public highway in Indiana
Jno L Beasley et al filed on April 8 1919 a petition to improve a described highway in Daviess County Indiana with a 40 foot wide route including grading draining and paving with stone and gravel Hearing set for May 6 1919 at 1 30 p m in Washington Indiana Commissioners room The petition asks for public utility determination and invites any interested party to appear and show cause for or against the proposed improvement. Attys for Petitioners Jacob G Clark and E T Laughlin.
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Jno. L. Beasley Et al
Daviess County
Indiana
Odon
Raglesville
Stanford
Rock Road
Court House
Washington
Jacob G. Clark
Notice to Vacate Alley Lots in Odon Indiana
Jerome DeMotte filed a petition with the Daviess Circuit Court Clerk seeking vacation of two alleys in Z. W. Garten's Second Addition to Odon Indiana. The hearing is set in the Washington courthouse on May 15 1919 with Clerk Edward Meade and attorney E T Laughlin representing the petitioner.
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Odon
Ind
Jerome DeMotte
Daviess Circuit Court
Z. W. Garten
Indiana
Court House
Washington
Edward FE. Meade
E. T. Laughlin
All
Samuel R. Overton Petition to Vacate Alley in Odon Indiana
Notice states Samuel R. Overton and others filed a petition with the Daviess Circuit Court clerk to vacate an alley between lots 6 7 and 8 in Sarah N Burrells First Addition and Lot 27 in Second Addition Odon Indiana. Court to determine at the Daviess Circuit Court in the Washington courthouse on May 15 1919. In witness whereof I have
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Odon
Ind
Samuel R. Overton Et al
Daviess
Court seals record on April 21 7th day signature
A legal filing ends with official flourish noting the court has set the matter and Edward E Meade acts as attorney for the petitioner in a formal judgment date entry.
Pickup News from the Resler and Roach Families
Local notices recount visits and social calls across Illinois Vincennes Burns City Odon and Elnora. Names include Josie Resler Amy Hill Janie Bechtel Chandler Kelsey Roach Harper Chestnut Malette Hamerick and Wade among others with Sunday and Saturday visits and weekend trips.
Local Moves and Visits Highlight Ragl esville Area
W. M. French and son Wardell B. moved to Raglesville after buying the Geo. W. Hackler property. Vern Clark from Ft. Branch visited with family south of here. Lawrence Clark, former Metamora teacher, visited parents A. M. Clark before leaving for Connersville to become a paymaster. Dyal Wadsworth returned to Terre Haute after a hometown overnight. Ray Zigler and family and Julius Smith visited WY. S. Zigler's family south of here. Eugene Strange and Bramble residents spent Sunday with Terrence O’Maley southeast of here. Michael Doyle and family from south Van Buren visited Dora Stranges at Bramble Sunday afternoon.
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Dyal Wadsworth
Terre Haute
State Normal
Ray Zigler
Julius Smith
WY. S. Ziglers
Here
Eugene Strange
Family
Bramble
Terrence O’maley
Michael Doyle
South van Buren
Dora Stranges
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Bert Deal
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Ed Pershing
M. B. Ulrich
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Burns City
Methodist Minute Men
E. Dow Bancroft
Minute Men
Victory
Edward E. Meade
Josie Resler
Illinois
Thomas Resler
Joe Bechtel
Friends of
Epsom
Dan Hatfield
Oscar Harper
Whitfield Chandler
J.M. Clinton
Martha Clinton
Earl Kelsey
Willie Roach
James Roach
Amy Hill
Janie Bechtel
Ella Chandler
Treva
Russell
Vernie
Emery Wade
Ernest Roach
Mrs. Marvey Byrer
Virgil Long
A. N. Long
Aldis Chestnut
Vincennes
Jacob Chestnut
Denver Harper
Mrs
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Mrs Earl Kelsey
Robert Boyd
Little Son
Indianapolis
Steve Malette
Bessie Ritter
Pearl Chestnut
Emanuel Hamerickhouse
Myrtie Kirk
Daisy Roach
Estella
Chestnut
Chandler
Joe Brock
C C Young
Allie Bechtel
Willie Harper
Raglesyville
W. M. French
Vern Clark
Ft. Branch
Lawrence Clark
Metamora
A. M. Clark
Connersville
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