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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1917
Page
8
Fresh Eggo and Fancy No 1 Country Butter listed with selling prices. Entries note 30 cents for No 1 Country Butter and 26 cents for No 2 Country Butter. The fragmentary listing appears from a local market page with multiple price points for dairy and breakfast items.
Physical exams begin Monday as the local draft board conducts first rounds of scrutiny for 26 young men drawn for examination. The proceedings reveal varied exemptions claimed, including marriage, employment, and dependents, while others face possible rejections after formal medical reviews.
A fragment reports births and local notices including Aviniah Buildh of Panvilte and a Sunday birth in Argentina. The text references bakeries groceries and shop clerks and hints at costed pie related activity, with unclear names and dates.
A speaker argues that constitutional powers expand in war but shrink in peace. He contrasts loyal supporters willing to endure sacrifices with disloyal elements, warning liberty and democracy worldwide hinge on timely wartime action and unity.
IRVING T. BUSH of the New York State Chamber of Commerce argues that financial costs must be weighed against human life and supply needs as fast passenger liners are prioritized to outrun submarines. He claims England and France are using fast ships for transports and warns that only speed can prevent loss of vessels and supplies.
The text argues that lasting peace requires the democratization of Germany and that Americans of German descent should support genuine self government. It warns against monarchy and urges decisive reform to align with democracy, urging German Americans to oppose any regime that stops short of true democratic change.
Catholic boys in Battery E of Greenville are recognized for enlistment and enter federal service. Captain Charter S Slade leads Company M while First Lieutenant Headington takes command until Captain Welker arrives. Battery E, soon part of the 1st U.S. Army, held religious services at St. Vincent de Paul Church as they joined the war effort.
A Sunday gathering hosted by Mrs and Mrs Proper and Mrs Swigart honored Raymond Swigart with members of Battery KB in attendance. Dinner followed by pico ukulele music. Officers elected at a Divine Women meeting include President Ney C Hunter, Vice President Mrs Frank J Kleeby, Secretary Miracle Lapy, and Alaner.
The Texas House of Representatives begins consideration of 18 charges against Governor James E. Ferguson for misapplied public funds, banking law violations, and undue interference with the state university. More charges may follow as proceedings start.
Washington August 6 Attorney General Gregory started personal review of district attorney reports from Oklahoma North Carolina and other southern regions on draft plot demonstrations Reports sent to the department did not cover the latest agitation and fuller reports are awaited Meanwhile the department through its investigative unit is examining the situation to determine necessary steps
The palace at Tsarskoe Selo near Petrograd, built by Peter the Great and beautified by Elizabeth, houses rare royal rooms and chandeliers. Nicholas II preferred a modest home, while the gardens and parks spread vast grounds with grottos bridges ponds and lawns.
Market reports show cattle, hogs, sheep and calves receipts at East Buffalo and Pittsburgh amid mixed prices. Grain and futures quotes skim across Chicago, Toledo, and New York with wheat corn oats and metals listed. stock exchanges reflect gains and declines in rail and utility issues.
Marion Davis spent Sunday with J J McKinney of Centersburg while McKinney suffers from blood poisoning. Crete Gagor and Kunicy Blepsard visited the Shepard family of Sparta. Melvin Zeigler and Olive spent Sunday with David Cline and family. Hulse event Sunday with his grandmother Mrs Davidacknot. Samuel White and family attended the meeting at Hiley Chapel Sunday.
Morrow bound over on an assault charge after waiving examination before Mayer Mitchelton. Bond set at 200 dollars. Charles Hirda pleaded guilty to intoxication and was released after furnishing 540 dollars. The report also includes unrelated text about Our General Versus and dietary tips.
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