Pay Roll Calls For More Than Nine Thousand For Battery E
The article notes Battery E payrolls, with telegraph and drill details, listing dozens of named soldiers and their likely payments. It mentions a payroll exceeding $9,000 and refers to a planned community event and show connected to Beylander, with names including Vernon, Olin Weil, and many others. The piece conveys local pride, anticipated pay, and a social gathering tied to the battery.
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Vernon
Olin Weil Woliiey
Pipretiney
Tony
Mary
van Bier
Wuld
Saw
Clarenes
John Baten
Ll Deut
Edson
Hart
Glen
Glen Each, Will Ani Franchs Ainbaugh
Janes
Charles Bricker
Harry
Williin
Harlan
Warren Layly
Lawrence Fod Blaney Metoher
Clanite
Ani Othe Houbler
Jaywrenes
Aias Koein
John
Narre Martin
Semnet
George Raymond
Mayal
Mhonas Smith
Lawrence Walker
Joneyhaid
John Wrieht
He Lyne Naire
Plan to Organize Junior Branch of Local Red Cross
Plan to organize a junior branch of the Red Cross at North Main Street on August 2 at 8 p.m. under Men BT and Dongherry. It outlines goals to support the wounded at the Front, recruit members, and coordinate work with a committee to select a suitable meeting place and arrange activities.
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RED Cross
North Mai
Dongherry
Jesiur
Mike Hornien
Officers Elected for Ladion Aid Fr ield Meeting
Framed OCR reads Ladion Aid officers elected with President Mey Mark UW and secretary Mire. Mentions Field and Trepsizer-Mro and outras. Notable names appear garbled but indicate organizational leadership roles.
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Ladion
Vieigilier
Mark UW
Oklahoma Health Laws of 1917 and Public Health Impact
Oklahoma debates three 1917 measures advancing state board of health control over public water supplies and sewage, including a universal registration law and essential vital statistics. The laws impose plan approvals, penalties for noncompliance, and require sanitary engineering oversight, aiming to standardize health protections and enable federal conformity.
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John Wy Duke
Oklahoma
Board of Heel
Hard of Health
State Board of Health
Federal
Pigeon Makes Long Flight Aims At Denver Rescue
An injured or exhausted pigeon named Comet reportedly embarked on a long journey from Wet Gane Her otivet, flying hundreds of miles toward Denver in a remarkable endurance feat. The bird’s owner reported tethering and a planned recovery effort at home.
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Belongiak
Deniver Gotu
Denver
Vernon Hey Miyooll
Centerburg community notes on residents and events
In Centerburg the township reads like a social ledger with mentions of families, gatherings, birthdays, homecomings, and local figures. References include He Houn Of Meid Mei, Mike Miggie Faraha at the Werlinie Shure, and the Beeptone of Granite Hoeent, plus notes on neighbors, relative visits, and upcoming local happenings. The fragmentary text weaves personal ties, school events, and casual observations across a broad local canvas.
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Palvda
Did Mint Kraak Cleinkiin
Auulay
Magnetic Spring
Fela Wat
Granite
Hobert Worle
Pinmtavah
Cohiabin
Bearnes
Mike Miggie Faraha
Werlinie Shure
Cetae Point
Adi
Heyward
Oly
Ambulance Man Faces War Perils in France
Edward Howard McCrahon of Brooklyn, ambulance driver for the American Red Cross, recalls sea battles off the French coast, near death experiences, and a vow to seek a commission. He describes shelling, a near torpedo attack, hospital care, and dangers of unexploded ordnance as he readsied to rejoin active duty.
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Winnie
Plattsburg
Edward Howard McCrahon
Brooklyn
Kikt Muya
Ted Cross
America
McCrabon Wis
Nn Firat
McCrachion
B ‘H
API
Furfive
Rochambeau
Netlon
McCratien
Bordeaux
Parla
Ambilance Corps
McCruhon
Amy Herve
Wheel of
Newark
Witzsel Saat
Leon
Miss Levy
St Qhentin
School Institute discussion on teachers’ organizations and preventive methods
The afternoon session of the teachers’ institute featured Mish Sehwelter’s address stressing parent teacher organizations and their role in education. Other talks covered carbon dioxide discussions, hymn writer Mrs. Sarah Mower, and remarks on Bishop Brent noting a humorous title about the “Lord Bishop of the Philistines.”
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Gonneering
Mish Sehwelter
Anijeet
Hakwilly
Aimoet
Perephea Hon
Turin
Brent
Pitypiios
Elitres
England
Cardus praised as tonic for women in Springfield notice
Springfield reader Alice Fletel er testifies Cardus healed her back and bearing-down pains after an 11 year marriage. She says one bottle eased symptoms, two bottles cured her, and she keeps Cardus as a family tonic, claiming it strengthens nerves and aids bearing children.
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Springfield
Mrg
Alice Fleteler
Cardus
School Books Public neh tools open Sept. 4 wad Hhone
Public notice urges early purchase of school tools and items for upcoming term. It lists suppliers like Wales, Tatleta, and Penetta and encourages buyers to act before the rush to save on items such as hooks and other hardware.
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised in Woman’s Ills
A Wisconsin reader reports sharp stabbing pains and relief after taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits the tonic with curing her female troubles after medical advice failed, and urges others with similar issues to try the product and seek free advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pickham
Birra Denton
Ogdenatvary
Wis
Ed Kh
Pinkham
Medicina Co
Lynn
Mass
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