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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1917
Page
5
An OCR fragment lists financial line items such as capital stock paid, surplus, exchange, discounts, demand deposits, time certificates, savings deposits, and balances. The data appears garbled but indicates a bank statement snapshot with multiple numeric entries and headings.
Speaker Champ Clark praised Washington's 1777 78 headquarters as the most famous encampment on earth while contrasting views by Newton Baker on the patriot cause. The column warns of wartime preparation and promotes home canning and storing to stretch income and fight winter blues.
A new remedy claims to ease coughing and improve relief. It is promoted as a breakthrough by a company fronting the product and marketed with tests and endorsements.
In a June 28 1917 correspondence Cox of Orange County Indiana writes from Paoli urging a countywide Red Cross effort. He offers $15 and pledges more, proposes knitting one hundred pairs of socks from all wool yarn and asks for a designated day during a soldiers reunion at West Blue Ridge to mobilize men women and children to participate.
Miss Hazel Bosley traveled to Missouri for a extended visit with relatives east of town. Mr and Mrs Delphus Bledsoe of French Lick township spent last Friday with their daughter Mrs Walter Line and family.
The Orange County Bank reports its June 20 1917 condition with figures showing assets liabilities and capital. The document highlights the bank's financial position as of that date providing a snapshot of its solvency and resources.
After a three week session the Orange County Board of Review adjourned and set taxation for banks and various corporations. The county total assessment rises by 478,655 from last year with no township assessments in most townships except Orangeville and North West.
Miss Anna Maris returns from New York where she taught school over the summer vacation. Dr and Mrs Hanson Gifford and their young son visit Mrs Hanson’s parents Dr and Mrs C L Boyd. Mrs Albert O Hackney and children of Mitchell visit her parents. Ed Palmer’s wife remains seriously ill after a relapse. P M Rumble to operate his electric merry go round at West Baden starting Saturday June 30 continuing daily through the July 4 celebration. Canned plums priced at 10c.
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