Newly Elected Officers Assume Roles at Court House
Court House offices opened with Thomas as CG Willis Clerk of the Circuit Court John L Teaford Treasurer George Pune Sheriff E M Biddle to be Deputy Clerk Miss John Stunwrap ord to continue as Treasurer alongside Teaford Shredded ladder 70e a bund red See B Rhodes John Amos Stout returns from France after naval service in seaplane patrol from Memphis Tennessee Also mentions Sanol remedy for kidney and bladder issues Presbyterian Church revival begins January 5 at 7 PM with two week run and invites all, Sabbath school at 9:30 AM
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Court House
Thomas
CG. Willis
John L. Teaford
George Pune
E. M. Biddle
John Stundeford
Mr. Teaford
John Amos Stout
France
John
Memphis
Teno
Naval Department
Presbyterian Church Revival
Coptinbe
Unclear historic ad fragment signals medical theme and store reference
Fragmentary OCR shows names A Hartsook and Pastor Womans felead, mentions large vortal battle and prescription style remedies. A garbled line references a drugstore and ailments like eczema and skin issues amid nonsensical phrasing.
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Boltie
Ube Drug Store
Wounded WWI Veterans Arrive in New York Hospital
Frank Owens and Dwight Weeks, both wounded in France, have reached New York and remain in hospital care. Their arrival follows their evacuation and admission to a New York medical facility for treatment and recovery.
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Frank Owens
Dwight Weeks
France
New York
Hoosier Charity Drive Gains Steam Across State
Charitably Inclined People of the Hoosier State rally behind fundraising efforts with renewed energy. Organizers report broad public support and widespread participation as the campaign gains momentum statewide.
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Hoosier State
Armenian and Syrian Relief Drive Appeals for Help
Indiana campaign head urges nationwide funds to save 460000 Christian Armenian children and 3.6 million Near East Christians from famine and depopulation. Farmers urged to donate grain to seed two acres each, aiding refugees returning to farms with seed and livestock. Campaign led by Armenian and Syrian Relief Committee under American Red Cross.
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Armenia
America
Texas
Indiana
Near East
United States
Holcomb
American Red Cross
Red Cross
A. W. McKeand
Belgium
Asia
Mr. McKeand
Palestine
O'T. Ellis
Americia
Ararat
Armenian and Syrian Relief Campaign Conference Moved
Indianapolis announces a state conference of the Armenian and Syrian Relief Campaign Committee to be held at the Calumet Club in December. The plan change aims to secure distinguished speakers including E. C. Partridge, a missionary recently returned from Near East relief work, to address the audience on Armenia’s terror and misery.
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Indianapolis
Holcumb
Lwlista
Calinobia Club Mondhy
Sain
Armenia
E. C. Partridge
Near East
Mr. Partridge
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised By Mrs Cadre For Pain Relief
A Paoli advertisement recounts Mrs A C Cadre of Second St Paoli praising Doan's Kidney Pills after years of kidney pain and headaches. She describes sharp pains, kidney issues, and relief after using the product from Boyd Co Drug Store, urging others to try the remedy. The notice promotes a subscription deal from Paoli Republican and Globe-Democrat.
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Rene Euy
A. C
St. Pauli
Doan
Lowry Doan
Biyd & Boyd Co
Wester-Milburn & Co
Buffalo
Estate sale of late George H Stout home and shop
The dwelling house and shop belonging to the heirs of the late George H Stout is for sale. Bessie B. Stout is named Executrix and oversees the proceedings.
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George H Stout
Bessie B. Stout
Mrs Rhodes Improves After Illness Visit by Doctor
Mrs Annie J. Rhodes had been ill for several days but shows some improvement. Dr S Tesford arrived from Camp Grant Sunday morning and planned to depart for the camp next Monday after attending.
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Annie J. Rhodes
S Tesford
Camp Grant
Delot Cay
John Asher
Medora
Sanul touted to aid liver and bladder in drug store ad
An old advertisement promotes Sanul as a remedy for backache and a tired body. It claims benefits for the liver kidneys and bladder, urging readers to buy at the drug store. The wording is promotional and non specific about ingredients or effects.
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Sancl
Atria
Wininger Receives Distinguished Service Cross in France
General Pershing awards the Distinguished Service Cross to Sergeant Lawrence Wininger of Company C, 60th Coast Artillery, for extraordinary heroism near Montblainville, France on October 4. He rushed a litter under heavy shell fire to save a wounded comrade, but a shell killed the soldier and wounded Wininger. He is the son of Samuel Willinger.
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Pershing
Lawrence Wininger
60Th Coast Artillery Corps
French Tick
Montblainville
France
Wininger
Samuel Willinger
Shoais News
Unclear fragment hints at medical remedy trial notice
A damaged clipping reports a medical preparation claimed to treat skin diseases. It mentions four large trial drugs or vessels and a broad promise of cure, but the text is fragmentary and unreadable in parts, leaving the exact agents and sponsors uncertain.
Motor Truck Means More Food Produced
Indiana embraces motor truck transport to boost rural markets and intercity shipments. Richmond leads a network reaching thirty miles, aiding freight and passenger service. Three chief benefits include expanded production, labor relief, and faster access to farm supplies, with national impact on rail freight and embargo avoidance.
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Indiana
Connecticut
Richmond
State Council of Defense
M. B. Noblett
Hoosier State Automobile Association
Nebltt
Present Wrenn Demand on Ireland Policy Sparks Doubt
The article discusses a proposed Irish policy and President Wrenn's stance. It notes doubts about any government yielding to such demands. It suggests British and American representatives may question why actions are taken at home to curb influence while Irish matters remain unresolved.
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Wrenn
Ireland
Hewin
Hewin At Home By Fist Taking Steps To See That Tinny Bhouvgnda Or the Penpin
Mason and Dixon
Jaca
Home People Save Hallucinations Amid Free Trade Enthusiam
A fragment reflecting mixed views on nomadic leadership and the spread of free trade fever among African economists, suggesting some become roving managers while others embrace entrepreneurial excitement.
Unclear text mocks Wilson era economy platform and taxes
Fragmentary editorial tone cites 1912 Democratic platform and congressional rhetoric. Mentions President Wilson and spouse and suggests financial burden, implying critique of taxation and public relief. Text is garbled and hard to extract precise facts.
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Daucle Sam
National Republican
Chamberlain's Tablets Aid Indigestion and Constipation
A historical notice reviews Chamberlain's Tablets as stomach aids for indigestion and constipation relief. It also summarizes a government waste report on the Mog Island shipyard project, noting a surge from 21 million to 617 million dollars with later revised estimates, and argues wartime spending spurred public money circulation.
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Chamberlain
St. Chamberlain
Pehe
Mog Island
Congress
Quick Cure For Group Watch and Cough Remedy Ads
An OCR fragment outlines medicine endorsements for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Burdock Blood Bitters, plus testimonials from Mrs Knott and Dr Millis. It notes a local official, County Commissioner Charles Burgess, injuring his hip last week and hobbling with a cane. The piece also mentions a plea for blood-purifying remedies and a note from Elwood Stout of Indianapolis wishing readers a Happy New Year.
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Charles Burgess
Stampers Creek Township
James A. Knott
Whamnerlain
Elwood Stout
Indianapolis
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