30 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Princeton Daily Democrat
Location
Princeton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1918
Page
1
Authentic Derryvale linens direct from Belfast looms arrive with half price offers. The firm guarantees genuine Irish linen made from finest flax using approved methods and promises durable wear and washability at unusually low prices. Only this seller has rights to offer the brand locally.
Advert reads Irish linen 70 inch widths with yard and napkin pricing and a sale urging early purchase. Also reports Gov Goodrich pardoned Rev William E Hinshaw after 23 years of a life sentence for wife murder, with board split on clemency and a minority dissent.
The Barton Township Sasse farm sale probe closed Friday after testimony from Savannah T Van Buskirk and Herman Graper. The judge declined an order and urged the Sasse family to consult counsel to decide on conserving the property and possible involvement of the W S Bennet company in the suit.
Plans to hold the registered men organization meeting on Thursday April 4 were changed. The meeting will be combined with a Liberty Day celebration on Saturday April 6, marking the war entry anniversary. An all day event is planned with a parade and war discussion. Red Cross and Liberty Loan topics likely featured.
Donald Daily, a city schoolboy, went to Evansville on Thursday and enlisted in the navy. He received brief training at Wissahickon barracks Cape May New Jersey before sailing overseas. He is the son of W C Daily.
A gas mask used in the Cambrai battle by William Holtzhouser is shown at the Welborn and Criswell store. The artifact came to Roscoe Wright of Ft Branch from a Marconi wireless operator and interests inspectors. EK is the regulation mask worn by British and American soldiers.
Clocks nationwide shift one hour ahead at 2 a m Sunday under the new daylight saving law. Princeton plans to follow the change with stores opening earlier and schools to observe the time. railroads and federal offices will operate on the new schedule.
Fire Chief Clyde West traveled to Ev Ensville on Saturday for a scheduled business engagement. Local officials noted the visit focused on municipal safety matters and interdepartmental cooperation.
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