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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1917

Page

7

Equipment Moves to Montgomery for Battery Five

Lieutenant Millard reports all equipment regulations passed and telegram confirms shipment of gear to Montgomery Alabama. Tentage to be used on arrival, barracks not planned, as unit likely housed under canvas. Battery members organize baseball team amid officers and veterans entertain with ventriloquism on public square.

Millard Slade Montgomery Alabama of Heerweheren Brillant Mt. Vernon

Local remarks and tempers of week end visitors

A jumble of names shows residents and visitors from Columbus Akron and Lorain visiting relatives and churchgoers with notes of a quarter meeting at Pike church and a high shade temperature of 96. The piece also mentions Prof Cumming and wife in Amity and a curious note from Robert Cunningham Miller about insects and survival after chloroform with examples of a moth spider and beetle.

Purchase time extended for Chautauqua tickets

The price to buy weapon tickets at the Chautauqua is extended to noon on February day. After that, single admission rises, deterring some would-be attendees. Edwin Whitney, recently seen in Mt. Vernon, performs Torn to the Wish, previously praised two years ago with The Partie Hunter. The Killarney Guitarists round out a promising first day program.

Edwin Whitney Mt. Vernon Killarney

Drafted man who went west to take high exam in Arizona

Clifford W. Chance, a Gambier area resident drafted twenty-first, went to Hisbee Arizona and will be certified by the local board as if he passed the physical. Relatives plan exemption claims. August is the deadline for occupation exemptions. Exemption clerks offer blanks at Struble building. Draft board to use court room for physical examinations starting Monday. All notified men to meet at Clerk Devin’s office first.

Clifford W. Chance Gambler Hisbee Arizona Hwatt Devin Draft Board

Auto Crashes Truck on South Main Wrecking Car Headlight

A driver turning to avoid a bugey on South Main street at 12:30 Thursday morning crashed into the rear of a Coca Cola Bottling Co truck. The truck suffered no damage, but the auto had a broken headlight and a badly bent fender. The driver’s name was not learned.

South Main Street Ateel Coca - Cola Bottling Co

Summer Complaint Relief With Adiaco Remedy

In the heat of summer many families suffer diarrhea and doctors urge prompt treatment kept at hand. Mrs. B B Scott of Scottville New York says she used Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy five years ago during a severe attack and one dose relieved her, with other family members benefiting since.

Bond Scott Scottaville N.Y Chamberlain

Railroad suit over coal delivery damages

Suit filed in Te O. Railroad Co. court seeks $259.50 claiming Fredericktown coal shipment led to freights. plaintiff Hogack alleges another party bought coal before removal. Court previously ruled for plaintiff in Squire’s court. Also reports: estate inventories and real estate transfers including Honek and Thiery properties. Chamberlains Cough and Diarrhoea Remedy praised as dependable.

Te & O. Railroad Co Red " Honnek George Harter Hogack Fredericktown Judement Squire's Court

Suttles Hearing Prolonged to Aug 9 in Ohio v Suttles

The hearing in the case Ohio versus Charles Suttles on an attempted rape charge is continued to Thursday Aug 9 at 2 p.m. Suttles remains in the county jail as a guest of Sheriff Mossholdoer during the interim.

Suttles Ohio Charles ¥. Suttles Mossholdoer

Buckeye State Building & Loan ad urges deposits in Columbus

Ambiguous wartime style notice touts money power and weaponry as paths to victory. It promotes saving with Buckeye State Building & Loan Company at 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio with 1 800 000 asset, five percent paid on deposits.

Victoriens Buckeye State Building & Loan Company Rankin Bullduie West Gay Atrest Columbus Cine Deponita

Mt Vernon Among Chapters Backward in War Fund Drive

Mt Vernon leads a struggling war fund campaign as several chapters lag in contributions. North Ohio chapters report low percentages while Columbus directs overall drive totals head toward 700000. Campaigns at Ada Kenton Mt Vernon and other towns set dates for ongoing and upcoming drives.

MT. Vernon Ted Crome Momboiy OT North Ohle Atleance Akron Fortoria Lim Averake Southert Olio Sh B. Mitew Amup Mingroa Ada Kenton Millersburg Mt Vernon Meina Gardington Maulding Fremont Sandusky Stempenville Carrollton Wauseon Ottawa

Neighborhood News From Mansfield to Coshocton Headlines

Reports describe Le Roy Bowie injured at Wilily Country jon after a shotgun butt blow by a threatening Butler man and others, with skull fracture feared. Ernest Parmer sustains broken ribs after snow plow incident near Coshocton. Newark Chamber pursues pure drinking water. chronic constipation remedy advice offered.

le Roy Bowie Mansfield Butler Jon Howman Kong Ye Mak Grubbs Rowman Parmer Coshocton

Bladensburg Happenings In The Vicinity Of Jackson Township

Rev. Wilson of Ulton will preach at the Christian church next Sunday morning and evening. Mrs. Cinda Dioni of Detroit visits her mother there. Miss Hazel Shritter of near Howard spent weekend with Roxie Cummins. Mr and Mrs George Warman of Mt Vernon visit relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs Biglow Melick of Newark spent weekend with Mrs Grace Ashcratt. Mr and Mrs Charles Porterfield and Mr and Mrs Virgil Wolfe visited Sunday at Bickeye Lake. Several from here attended the camp meeting at the Caves Sunday. Mrs Sadie Milles went to Newark to visit her daughter Anna McDonald. Frank Tydigs and family and Mrs Maud McGill of Mt. Vernon visited relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs Oliver Allen of Gambier spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Slabherker. O 12 B. are asked to be present next Friday evening for work. Daniel Houck of Mt Vernon visiting aunt Martha McKee. Mrs Mary Porterfield Tax bought the Kimner Fowls property on Church Street. the owls will move to the country.

W Rev. Wilson Utlon Christian Church Cinda Dioni Detroit Mich Haze Shrttter Near Howard Roxie Cummins George Warman Mt Vernon Stephen Underwood Mra Biglow Melick Newsark Oliver Allen Gambier Slavehorker Daniel Houck Martha McKee Mary Porterfield Church Street Owls Gill

Potatoes Still Command High Price Across Cities

A Newark Advocate survey shows Mt Vernon leading potato prices and butter costs high in Zanesville and cabbage high alongside Marion, with Mt Vernon near the bottom in eggs and country butter. Secretary Moy er and other secretaries plan a full price survey addressing supply access and delivery rates to explain regional differences.

Ohio George HW. Monser Newark Chamber of Commerce Leroy Jr Chamber of Commerce Mt Vernon Newark Advocate Zanesville Mt. Vernon Marion ML Vernon Moyer Mosser Newark Columbus Lancaster

Fragmented text summary of a historical report

The readable fragment references brands and trades with scattered mentions of locations and people. It describes a journey and notes about grains, water, and barter, including names that appear to be geographic or organizational references. The text is incoherent and contains many garbled terms.

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