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Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1921

Page

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Grant's review and march in Louisiana described in memoir

The account recalls General Grant's council with Banks near New Orleans, a grand army review, a fall from Grant's horse, telegraph advances in the campaign, and harrowing incidents with camp followers and damaged lines. The writer details lakeside walks and a mud sinking near makeshift planks, ending with a note of continuation on page 4.

New Orleans Banks Grant Vicksburg 13Th Corps Carvolton Louisiana

Roanoke crushes Nine Mile in one sided baseball game

Roanoke defeated Nine Mile 34 to 2 in a Sunday game at the lat ter place. The win gave Roanoke a batting practice game while Nine Mile promises a rebuilt lineup and a big surprise for their return matchup.

Roanoke Nine Mile

Fragmented text hints at efforts for reduction

Readable parts indicate ongoing efforts to reduce something. The garbled lines reference putting forth measures and action, but specifics and entities are missing.

Edward W Sherman Dies in Toledo Hospital

Edward Walter Sherman aged 63 years, 9 months, 9 days, died Wednesday morning at St Vincent's hospital in Toledo Ohio after gall stones and bowel obstruction. Born October 4 1857 in Utica New Jersey he recently traveled to Toledo for an operation that proved unsuccessful. He is survived by two sons Jasper Sherman of Toledo.

Toledo Ohio Edward Walter Sherman Bons Jasper Sherman

Rebekahs Install Daughters of Rebekah Officers

At the regular meeting Wednesday night the Daughters of Rebekah installed officers led by Noble Grand Mrs Mary Goff and Vice Grand Mrs Fern Haley. Other officers included Secretary Mrs Blanche Miller Warden Mrs Grace Dobbs Conductor Mrs Bertha Coe and several support positions. After the ceremony members adjourned to a local restaurant for refreshments.

Daughters of Rebekah Noble Grand Mary Goff Fern Haley Blanche Miller Grace Dobbs Bertha Coe N. G Edith Glock Jueft Della Hoover V. G Nellie Bozer Nita Dennis Guardian Eana DeWitte Outside Guardian Elta. Withrow Essie Smith

8 Day Wonder Sale Sets Record In Local Business

The Richards and Sons reports a highly successful eight day Wonder sale. Twenty salespeople were employed to meet demand during the rush as merchandise and services drew strong customer interest.

the &E. E. ‘Richards, & ‘Sons

Mrs Clyde Wilson Entertained by EKAE Girls

Mrs Clyde Wilson was entertained by the EK AE Girls this afternoon in a social gathering reflecting local club hospitality and community engagement.

Clyde Wilson EK. Ae 'C

Family visitors tour the East from Pontae Illinois

Mr and Mrs Lawman and Mr and Mrs Ploya welcomed Arnold of Manchester on Monday night at the George L Hatter home. They are on an extended auto tour through the east visiting Niagara Falls Buffalo New York Boston and Washington DC with a trip up the Hudson river.

Lawman Ploya Arnold Manchester Town George L. Hatter Niagara, Falls Buffalo New York Boston Washington, DC Hudson River

Giant American gun to fire 300 mile shells

The note describes a proposed five ton gun capable of firing shells to 300 miles or more. It mentions earlier Paris strikes and suggests gas bombs, noting the weapon has not yet been built but shown in a miniature demonstration by American inventors in a Woolson Building tower setting.

Paris Woolson

Senate Debates Recommitment of Soldiers Bonus Bill

Turbulent senate session centers on President Harding's proposal to recommit the soldiers' bonus bill to the finance committee. Republican Kenyon proposes an early report in January, drawing opposition as moral cowardice and a floral wreath on the bill's grave. Democratic and Republican senators clash over delaying tactics and the president's influence.

Harding Finance Committee Senate Kenyon Iowa Borah Idaho Watson Democrat Georgia

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Koontz Mickie Tio Ever LYING Sliewr BASE Mills Roller Koenig Uniondale Fort. Wayne Q Hughes Christy Methodist Episcopal ED Sherman Rebekahs Install Pontae Tlinois Kellar Teinabeet Nisan Mississippi Congress Reed Penrose Gabriel Seuler
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