Knox county draft board supplies scant details in memo
The Knox county death board listing members says little about the draft. It notes no drafting has occurred and that drafting would occur in Washington, D C. It posts the June 5 registrant numbers at headquarters and confirms no local quota yet.
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Knox County Death Board
Colin
Bus Veal
J. Devin
Clei
Co Larimore
Devin
Birubie
Main
Washington, D. C
Knox County
National Army
Navy
National Guard
Alter recruits 861 Florida men in two months
Sergeant Charles Alter, formerly of his city, has been active in recruiting with Tampa cited as a base. A Tarpon Springs paper notes he recruited many men for various branches and expects orders soon to depart for France. He has formed strong friendships and is described as an adept recruiting officer in the artillery corps. He anticipates serving in France shortly.
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Et Hameed
Moria
Charles Alter
Hhh Tisk
Tampa
Ater Tits
Ater
North Gay Atreet
Tarpon Springs
Mtn
France
Dr. Kawin Thomas Kenney Rites Noted In Batavia NY
Mrs Anna L O Horne announces the death of her brother Dr Kawin Thomas Kenney in Batavia New York. Dr Kenney had visited here several times most recently two years ago and Mrs O Horne invites correspondence for Batavia arrangements.
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Anna L. O'Horne
Kawin Thomas Kenney
Batavia
Kenney
Governor Allen Enters Bottle Selling Venture
A garbled report notes Governor Allen shifting into the bottle selling business with a novelty shop, including bottles of various sizes and a new Akyeplace above his vehicle lineup. It hints at a curious, possibly humorous enterprise and suggests prior ventures were more traditional.
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Allin Tas
Yookhanet
Jooks
Hotta Recovery Syndicate
jMimself
Hoeme
Xucemas
Rick
Povernor
Omlins
Allen
Quindaro Lodge Installs Officers At Banquet Night
The Quindaro Log No 6 held its annual installation Tuesday evening with Squire W. G. Theris named noble grand. Appointments included RB N. Ge Charlas Seattle and Walter Kine as warden, D. Canard conductor, and John Simpson chaplain. A banquet followed and an upcoming July 17 event at 7:20 PM invites all Odd Fellows and Betalis to attend.
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Quindaro Log
W. G. Theris
N. Ge —Charlas
Seattle
Gott, Dennett
Walter Kine
C, D, Canard
KOS
William Doolitte
D. L, Jenkins
Thomas Chariton
John Simpson
Frank Mullroy
Rss
Miller
Ernest Irwin
Quindare Hall
Aiden
Quindare
Daughters of
Rebull
Odd Fellows
Iebetalis
Bladensburg Clergy Couple Highlight Local Social Notes
Rev Jacobs of Dayton preached at Christianette last Sunday with Mrs and Son Vanwinkle as guests of Mr and Mrs Meg. Waly wine Stanlay. Bernard Horn and wife visited Grace Horn last week. Mr and Mrs John Berey spent Sunday afternoon at Rain Mock. Parker Moore left for Ailea enroute home. The Mikies Nowa and Gladys Horn visit their mother Mrs S. Kine. The Vernon Dramatic club presents Sally Laan with Mt Vernon orchestra. Mrs Frank Simpkins and Mrs Seller attended Ringling Bros circus in Minsfield.
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Jacobs
Dayton
Christianette
Vanwinkle
Won
Ray
East Union
Meg
Bermard Horn
Tolody
Mins
Grace Horn
I. J. Hosa
You
Glown
Parker Moore
Mathsburg
Mra
Bie Haveli
Clon Bu
John Berey
Rain Mock
Aits
Garrivon
Mei. Ducob
Lownder
Ailea
Muneind
Duties Cochran
Dunville
Cochran
Nowa
Gladys Horn
Kine
Sadia Mills
Newark
Mr. Vernon Dramatic Club
Sally Laan
Town Hall
Mt Vernon Orchestra
Wilber Preaches on Democracy at Local Commerce Talk
Local minister Wilber spoke to the Uintah Chamber of Commerce about democracy prevailing in war and duty. He referenced World War I era themes, urging reverence for country, faith, and duty as communities face global conflicts.
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Wither
Colaibiy
Uinta of Commerce
Toonday
Luycheon of
Chamber of Committee
Fragmented OCR Brief About German Politics and War
A garbled OCR passage discusses German leadership and public reaction during wartime. It references a leader, perceived greed, and claims of divine power preventing civilization, with mentions of protection makers and a fictional or distorted setting.
Lightning Claims Cattle and Sheep Across Town
A severe storm brings fatal lightning strikes touching Welomghur fobine Horn of Town and nearby herds. Reports describe a valuable cow and several sheep killed or injured as a tree toppled during the event. Residents recall damage and caution as investigations and tributes unfold across the area.
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Hettie
Sani
Hean
Community notices and meeting recap at local church group
A dense listing reports a church meeting at the Church of the United Met Vine Street with officers elected including President Selleus and Secretary Cox. The program featured Argentina study, Latin American topics, missionary letters, and plans for a department gathering in August.
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Church of Chinet
Silesiojry Society
Vine Street
William
Hytine
Hyin
Jwayer
Mostaimos Bald Win
Loney
Peeler
Willams
Preahtiut Mea
Selleus
Prosilidite Mra
Cox
Beereting Med
Frazier
Aromanter Ans Sanderson
Purdort
Argentina
Race on labor rights sparks national debate in Montina visit
Representative Ibahin of Jeannette Pa announces a national labor inquiry to protect women workers. Montina's labor committee plans investigation into women’s jobs across the country. Jeannette officials and notable visitors including Joy Ro Clyiet of Columbus were seen in town during the event week.
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Ibahin
Montina
Woldaek
Tabor
Heversitien
Jtuymendorn
Jeannette
Frigade
Mere Joy Ro Clyiet
Columbus
Wedeunday
Dupiness
Not A Strike at Hope Forge Plant
Supt. C. L. Moushey of Hope Forge & Machine Co. says the shutdown was not a strike but voluntary quit by the night crew. The plant will remain closed at night while the company considers changes, with no expected trouble from employees on the day shift.
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Moushey
Hope Forge
Hope Forge & Machine Co
South Vernon
C. L. Moushey
Youngstown Holds Man Wanted Here
Sheriff Walter H. Mossholder went to Youngstown Wednesday after police there took Daniel McKee into custody. McKee is wanted in this city on a charge of OS A HonsupOrEe.
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Walter BH. Mossholder
Youngstown
Daniel McKee
McKee
Unfair method change placed against Curtis Publishing Co
Washington July 11 formal complaint by the Federal Trade Commission accuses Curtis Publishing Co of unfair practices stifling competition by restricting sales to dealers handling competitive magazines. The firm, publisher of The Saturday Evening Post and Ladies Home Journal, must appear August 2 to show cause why actions should not be ceasing. Allegations by Material Review Co claim Curtis hampered sales of Victoria Review and other titles, a separate suit in New York seeking an injunction was dismissed.
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Washington
Curtis Publiciies Co
Federal Trade Commission
Avonuie Most
Ladies' Home Journal
Rade Commission
Imaterial Review Co
Corts Company
Saturday Evening Post
The
Huilies’ Home Journal
Country Centeman
Victorial Review
Pictorial Review
New York
Witeh
Pewtram Lnghe Diets Company
Ite
Leo Selegue Passes State Pharmacy Exam
Leo Selegue of Lorain and former Mt. Vernon resident has passed the state pharmaceutical examination and received a certificate. He is employed at Edgar Craft's drug store.
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Leo Selegue
Lorain
Mr. Selague
Edgar Craft
Mt. Vernon
Sheriff Sale Notice in Knox County Ohio 1917
Mary H Colwill vs. Revielpet details a sheriff's sale by order of Knox County Common Pleas at Mount Vernon. The parcel lies in Liberty Township, Knox County, described as Lot Fourteen with 1000.00 appraised value. Sale set for August 4, 1917 between noon and 2 PM, with one-third due in one year and the remainder in two years. Sheriff Gay L. Mossholder to conduct sale. attorney W. C. Reiser listed.
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Mary
Colwill
Revielpet
Knox
Dion
Court of Common Pleas
Knox County
Ohio
Mount Vernga
Inox
Liberty
United States
George Scott
William Ate I
Bedell
Wal Cer RE. Mossholder
Kame County
Obie
Nt & Blate
Plalstlm
Notice to Contractors for Glilo County Special School Building
Notice to contractors for the Glilo Harris county special school building project. Architects Peoples Bidg and the clerk invite bids on the project in compliance with Ohio school laws. Proposals and blank forms available from the architects or clerk, sealed and marked Proposal for school building, due by a set date. Bids must include a 5 percent bid bond. The right to reject any or all bids rests with the board. James A. Schreffer travels to Springfield for Ohio Odd Fellows Home meeting.
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Dintrint
Afnox County
Glilo
Abe Kaw
Honsbure
Pono Ree Nua
Sanoh Meoes
Peoples
Olivian
Architest
Mde
Harris
Hindensburg
Ohio
Ming
Obie
Ayia Wineanuon
Pam
Clerllar Akasburg Shheotal School
Isnaburg
Olso
Nak
Hale
James A. Schreffer
Springfield
Board of Trustees
The
Odd Pely Lows
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