Quota 113 Washington County Draft Quotas Adjusted
Indianapolis July 17 1917 Governor James P Goodrich announces the local board quota for Washington County is 113 men under the July 12 1917 draft order. The board will examine 226 drawn numbers at Salem court room across Friday Saturday and Monday with 75 notified for Friday 75 for Saturday and 76 for Monday. Exemption Board members are Sheriff Harry Barnett Clerk Wm Arnold and Dr W L Greene.
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Indianapolis
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Washington
United States
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
Washington County
Salem
Harry Barnett
Wm. Arnold
W. L. Greene
Bee Tree Harvest Leads to Weekend Get-Together
W J and Noble Johnson and Pete Brown cut a valuable bee tree last week. Eld Hancock fled his regular appointment at Olive Branch Saturday night and Sunday. W A Abbott and family and Misses Sarah and Mary Abbott spent Sunday with Fred Elrod's, Mrs Martha Dudley, Noble Johnson and family and Cecil Johnson.
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Greenbrier
W. J
Noble Johnson
Pete Brown
Eld
Hancock
Olive Branch
W. A. Abbott
Sarah
Mary Abbott
Fred Elrod
Martha Dudley
Cecil Johnson
Sunday Visits Reported Across Local Families
The record notes numerous local families visiting together Sunday including W. J. Johnson, C. W. Mattox, Mrs. Mary Richard, A. H. Weller, Curtis family, Simon Howell and his family, Noah Nauvgle, Dan Deltz, Clyde Tash, and others. The piece adds a colorful aside about a car inspector who checks trains daily and explains recent firings aboard No. 3 and No. 1, hinting at town activities and a bustling rail scene.
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W. J. Johnson
C. W. Mattox
Mary Richard
A. H. Weller
A. ‘Curtis
Simon Howell
Noah Nauvgle
Dan Deltz
Clyde Tash
Old Pekin Social Notes and Local Tales
Old Pekin social notes list visits among residents including Mrs Mary Johnsen and family with W A Johnson and Mrs W E Dudley, Mr Clint Voyles with daughter Roseo Wells, and Mrs Hettie Biggers from Salem visiting in Rob Wells' home. It mentions funerals for Mrs Roby at the Big River and Mrs Hedrick’s mother, plus sermons by Bro Merle Hottell and various Sunday visits to Johnson, Wells, and Martin households. A quote on fishing policy and a daily thought about literature conclude the column.
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Mary Johnsen
W. A. Johnson
W. EB. Dudley
Jane Hurst
Sarah Goss
Robert
Norman
Pete Hurst
Robert Wells
Roby
Bie River
Clint Voyles
Roseo Wells
Hettie Biggers
Salem
Robert Well
Lizzie Wells
New Albany
George Hedrick
Merle Hottell
Dora Jeffs
Johnson Sisters
Charley Johnson
Logan Martin
Borden
W. E. Dudley
Lina
Essie Jonson
J. W. Jonson
The Pet Parlor Python and nostalgic notes
A quirky piece describes a pet parlor Python visiting nightly and courting attention, then shifting to a tale about fruit canning, plus a reminiscence of old book rooms in coffee houses with thousands of volumes and catalogs once found in London.
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L Itbrariea
London
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Mike Boyle
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Hubert A. Curtis
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George Hertel
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Arthur Lee Louchenour
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Edward Ott
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