Political Announcements for Local Races
Republican tickets list for district races with names and places of residence across multiple counties. Democratic items echo districts and candidates including sheriff treasurer and judge roles, with several misprints and unclear spellings in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick T. Morgan
Woodward
Beaver
Harper Counties
J. W. Steffen
LaKemp
L. T. Wilson
Alva
D. P. Parker
Buffalo
G. Sation
F. J. Imel
Forgan
Wrank Nichols
E. R. Lake
Logan
0. C. Mendenhall
Gate
A. P. Owen
Sepemnentons
Pg J
J. BE. F Galawett
Lee
B. G. Bingham
Jim Couch
J. A. Haworth
Boyd
Howard M. Drake
Dombey
C. F. Twyford
Inky
Isley
A. E. Knauss
Gray
Atea
Kennedy
F. H. Drum
Navy Enlistment Offers Wide Amateur to Officer Path
Appeals to men aged 18 to 25 and all selective draft registrants to enlist in the navy. Special attention to June 5 1918 registrants, with local boards instructed to secure voluntary releases for navy service. Highlights include rapid advancement, new ships in commission, trade school training, good pay, and government support for dependents. G S Dale Lt. (jg) U S Navy Ret. Navy Recruiting Officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Crowder
Navy
Lively Octogenarians Join War Effort Across Counties
An 87 year old man Edwin Grimes of rd Creek Pa joins wartime labor. He made syrup tended a large vegetable garden raised half a ton of pork and oats from forty acres of land and slathered his apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Grimes
Rd Creek
Octogenarian wartime marriage hints at social shake up
The article notes elderly workers and veterans stepping into labor roles as a nationwide war effort continues. It cites J A Cottle, 84, and Mrs John Harper, 75, of Huntington West Virginia, who recently eloped, illustrating the era’s broad social reordering from manpower to matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Grimes
J. A.cottle
John Harper
Huntington
West Va
Soldiers Tobacco Fund Acknowledgments Reach Front
The Herald notes acknowledgments from Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund and urges county contributors to report cards received. Tobacco sent faces hazardous journeys, but not forgotten by those at home. The Herald continues sending money weekly. contribute quarters, half dollars, or dollars to aid soldiers at the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Our Boys In
France
Ckages
Joe Meene
Stanley Bene
Lee Niles
Lucian Wright
E. Nixon
Claude T. Smith
Mee Floyd
William Sylvester Niles
Tobacco Fund
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W. F. Shaw
J. H. Stalling
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the Soldiers’ Tobacco Fund
Colorado Coal
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Forgan Equity Exchange
Henry Nichols
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