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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1917

Page

4

Monument Square Mount Vernon Publication Shows 1917 Banner

The Banner of Mount Vernon Ohio issues a December 21 1917 edition with notices and business staff credits. It lists Frank Harpe as president and general manager Donald Harmen as vice president and treasurer and Baller ding Bouienary as business manager. The issue notes obituaries and cards of thanks and a subscription at $1.10 per year in advance.

Frank Harpe Donald He Harmen Allerding Bouienary Howtamlin Vernon

Patriotic Lawyers See Trials Highlight Public Debate

A fragmented account notes lawyers involved in a patriotic legal effort. It mentions a five percent figure, a Saturday event, and references to a court or session with officials and a window view. The text muddily lists names and places without clear context or sequence.

Fragmented OCR letter and fragmented notes on policy and figures

A scrambled OCR passage recounts political and social names, places, and timelines with many garbled terms. It references Virginia State, United States figures, and local terms but remains largely incomprehensible, with no clear events or outcomes to report.

Ashbrook Vote Turmoil Scrambles Local Ballot Record

Disjointed OCR text outlines a contested Ashbrook vote with references to candidates, parties, and a city hall setting. Key figures such as Paquette and H Rl are mentioned alongside references to halls and local civic actions, indicating a tangled election report with unclear details.

Unable to extract a clear headline from garbled OCR

The readable text is heavily garbled with nonsensical strings and lacks coherent names, events, or locations to summarize into a factual newspaper item. No verifiable entities or actions are discernible for a proper T and S.

Fragmented OCR note on war tank and clergy event

A garbled fragment mentions a tank of war and workers, with unclear references to atmosphere and a Christmas setting. It alludes to a viewer and reward, plus a county’s people and a Hod Crone deity, but details are unreadable.

Supposed Supreme Effort at War Propaganda Exposed

The report criticizes a Nazi era propaganda push praising German leadership and denying Allied advances. It highlights alleged deceptions about women’s roles, military strength, and the supposed unity of German society, with assertions of Allied countermeasures and censorship.

State position given to Mike amid wide disrupted records

Fragmentary notes describe Mike receiving a state position amid scattered references to officials, taxpayers, and unclear local processes. The text mentions a transfer of duties and a commitment to government roles, but specific offices, dates, or outcomes remain obscured by unreadable sections.

Gossip Club Bazaar and Supper Draw Crowd

A bustling event titled Gossip Club Bazaar and Supper drew a large crowd. Attendees included local residents and notable figures from the community, enjoying a varied program and social gathering noted in local society columns.

Bond Approved Amid Local Debate

A bond proposal faced debate before being approved by Moyer Chortley and Mitchell on Tuesday. The plan moves forward though details remain under review as officials finalize terms and the funding strategy.

Roy Moyer Chortley Mitchetl

Half Way Goal Not Reached in Local Unity Report

An early 19th century style community piece notes Rev Anderson urging greater service and women’s work. It mentions a poetry reading, local church groups, and a drive by the Red Cross with subscriptions over two days. The column highlights Hoover era sentiment and a charity effort across districts with support from Vernon Cottage.

Yanimembiers Vernon Anderson M.S. Breenan

Mystery Letter From An Old Vernon Resident

An old Vernon resident pens a lengthy undated note full of misspellings and scattered place names. The writer references Tiffany and California locations while expressing dismay at a perceived truth about the Worst of All. The letter concludes with a formal sign-off and wishes for respect.

Elmwood School Christmas Program Friday

Elmwood School plans a Christmas program Friday at two pm featuring student acts and readings. Performances include Up on the Housetop, Santa Claus, Silent Night, Christmas Gifts, It’s Christmas, and a Christmas candle exercise with songs and a visit from Santa Claus.

Elmwood Binwood Kyiday Santa Chau Mildred Bar Christinas Jokela Quack Katherine Wynkoow

Questionnaires Keep Advisory Board at Work in Draft

Registrants face lengthy questions as the advisory board processes questionnaires for the selective draft. The board limits daily interview times, assigns attorneys by number, and fears weekend backlogs as more forms arrive.

Castul Ueleew Severon WiLoreys Jayne Porkilly Wilf Hefen Ie Seeek Olelock

Attorney Fight Over Fee Reduction in Replevin Case

A replevin action involving Gailier bank case attendance notes an attorney Powell contesting a fee cut ordered by Judge Blair. The filing reveals a motion for a new trial denied, and clerical correspondence from Powell to Clerk of Courts Taylor. Other items include tax collection extension and multiple property deeds filings.

BP. Powell Columbiaators Gailier Bank Commonders Court Hep Powell Jule Blair Dleflon Allowaher Taylor

Farmers Institute Opens at Milford with Sangles Speaking

Milford hosts a Farmers Institute opening led by A. D. Sangles and H. P. Miller. Speakers discuss use of village canning facilities and agricultural curricula. Classes adjourned for the day with attendance from Milton and nearby schools and plans for continued sessions.

Farmers Institute Milford Put Sandles Speaks Vhs Mariners Tietidte Milford Olelank Worley Bradnae Hall Saniles Nerioui HP Miller Tie Thy Uivage Fee Weternoon Everlie I Milton Tn Sultans Diseriel Ho P Miller Miller Bowling Green Prinetal

Worley Resumes Duties as Fireman After Mexico Trip

Hugh Worley returns to his fireman duties after a trip to Tampico Mexico where he had retired from service while undertaking a Calahane Line installation.

Worley Hugh Worley Tampico Mexico

Concertgoers from Here Attend Newark Event Wednesday

A long list of attendees from here joined the Newark concert on Wednesday. Names include Mika Nelle Meadden, Percy Greer, James Shields, Blaine McFooley, Misa Vivian Dowds, and many others in attendance.

Newark Alkon

Will Makes Long Journey Paper Sent to Costa Rica

A fragmented report notes a man named Wilssioned foe taking textiaveniy od John Shultz, with references to a probate court, red tape, and government censors amid a lengthy journey involving Costa Rica and a consul. The readable portions hint at legal actions and official scrutiny surrounding the will and its witnesses.

Will Costa Rich Gait Bonga Aimerican Wi Sri Toe John Shultz Rowe

Absent Truth in Army Report Sparks Public Ire

A garbled wartime clipping alleges false statements about army pay and pensions. It cites a general and Salvation Army officers, claims 10 percent rates for workers and children in gold, and warns readers not to panic.

Ashe Tier Migland Salvation Arms Te Wetrig Ho the Whiteey Briss Mae

Five Dow Antlers Tuesday Evening Reported

A social session follows a fraternal gathering led by Vernon Smith at post 101, with Ol Guy Taylor presiding. Attendees include Hancock, John Woolson, Clyde G. Church, Fal Waehoer, Walter Anderton, and John Collins. the first Tuesday in February will feature exalted rulers night.

Vernon Side PO Biles Guy ‘Taylor Dinine

Red Cross Auxiliary Reports Strong Show of Labor

The Red Cross Auxiliary presents a thorough report of work completed at the meeting Tuesday evening. Items listed include 18 supplies, numerous bandages, comfort wits and bedding, with several specialty dressings and hospital requisites detailed in the tally.

St. Vincent de Mauls Halle

Registrants Flock to Advisory Board for Aid

Registrants applied at the estate office for an advisory health filing. Questionnaires were critical to registrants between numbers and 44, with word of a Wednesday session at Halton.

Halton

Christmas fund appeal for Battery Boys

The article notes a small response to the Christmas fund for Battery Boys. It mentions efforts on Main Street and a call to widen support to the boys, urging local participation and donations.

Battery Boys Hettery Athletic Fund

Inspection of Daughters of Veterans Held by Newark Chapter

A local Daughters of Veterans inspection featured Mrs Piel of Newark competing in the annual event. After the meeting and ceremony, the chapter observed a luncheon and rapport.

Daughters OF Veterans Ais Piel Newark The Dusinews Ehagler

Train to Sheridan Schedules From Here With Forty Passengers

A notice describes a train to Sheridan from here carrying forty people. The event involves officials including Leroy Miy of the Chamber of Commerce and mentions a Wednesday afternoon departure.

Sheridan Camp Shy Mia Amwharia Tien Laken Passage Hecordine Leroy G. Miyor The Chamber of Commerce

Shrimplin Funeral Held in Danville Church

The funeral for Jolie Shrimplin, a former Davie resident, took place Wednesday at Danville Church of Olitint at 130 PM. Shrimplin, 87, is survived by Mi Lell, Mi Jovehiee, Me Sannel Loop, Mrs 1 H Walker, and Jonas Shrligelin among others.

Jolie Davie Walker Danville Shrimpiin Aineteld Jonas Shrligelin Millersburg

Births Notice From Civerton Area

A son was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Virat Maeshool near Civerton. The parents and newborn are reported in good health with relatives visiting from nearby towns.

Civerton Mee Viret Maeshool Ane

Unclaimed Mail Items Listed in Post Office Notice

The notice lists numerous names including Mary Wong and Prank Harper along with household recipients. Additional unreadable lines suggest a general unclaimed mail listing from a local post office and may reference individuals in Montana and surrounding areas.

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