Indiana War Efforts Adapted to Ban on Misunderstanding
State Council of Defense in Indianapolis extends the Hoover food campaign in Indiana women to October 14. Officials will issue authoritative statements to improve enrollment, distribute free educational materials, and prevent missed enrollments amid war demand. Congressmand Bland proposes a bill to fund and authorize freight cars for coal transport to aid operators and consumers nationwide.
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Barnard
Herbert Hoover
Indiana
Hoover
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Council of National Defense
Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union Special 1 Year Offer
Two local papers priced at 83.00 for a year. Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union offer combined subscription deal.
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Sullivan Union
Presidential oversight of railroad car production and use
The act grants power and authority to regulate cars built or acquired for railroads. The president may approve terms with contractors and prescribes monthly public disclosure of car numbers, contractor names, contract terms, and car disposition. A detailed congressional report on all operations and expenditures is required at the next regular session.
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Oscar Bland
House of Representatives
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Senate
United States of America
Congress
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Property Transfers Across Townships In Indiana County
An aggregated list shows multiple 19th century transfers across Cass Gill Jackson Jefferson Hamilton Sullivan and Merom townships. Transactions include Elllie Eaton and Wm G McBride deed of two acres ex coal, Etta Jewell buying and reselling 30 acres, Andrew House heirs trading 121 2 acres, and John Kelly purchasing 1 75 acres amid coal land plats.
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Thos. A. Eslinger
John Kelly
Jackson Township
Ellie Eaton
Wm. G. McBride
Elijah Criss
Etta Jewell
A. Etta Jewell
Rosa A. Criss
Andrew House Heirs
John House
John A. Sills
Geo. B. Myers
Jefferson Township
Wm. F. Shake
Clyde Shake
Hamilton Township
Sullivan State
Sullivan State Bank
Nation’s WWI paper pledges truth and speed in war coverage
The Sullivan Union promises readers nationwide weekly Toledo Blade news with exact war facts and fearless editorials. It urges joining the national family for comprehensive, accurate updates on allies, enemies, and events at home and abroad.
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Toledo Weekly Blade
What kind of a man is Squire Simmons
A local dialogue describes Squire Simmons as a stern sturdy figure likened to a harsh winter snowstorm with biting wind and little sleighing, implying a blunt, no nonsense character through a rural speech scene.
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Squire Simmons
No Opposition Youth Proposes Queen of His Home
An amused Topeka Star quips about a youth asking a girl to be queen of his home. The girl retorts that she would accept only if the home becomes an absolute monarchy, reflecting playful courtship banter.
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Topeka Star
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