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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1917
Page
4
The page references wartime draft talks and civilian ceremonies with scattered notes about veterans and memorials. It mentions Elongated debates on a United States army draft, references to public sentiment, and names tied to wartime events, including a memorial tone and local veteran details.
The fragment presents a garbled narrative with names and places muddled beyond recognition, rendering key facts unclear while implying a sequence of meetings and efforts to spread good. No verifiable events, dates, or organizations can be confirmed from the readable text.
A cautious note urges Lay by a few pennies for the Liberty Bond you agreed to purchase as a prudent savings step. The message emphasizes steady saving and timely commitment to the bond program.
Fragmentary historical item listing multiple people and families from Indiana and nearby areas. Mentions include Jenkins and wife, Samweday sternine, Joe Patrol, Aynacre, Shelton Le parents, William Wily, Worthington, Hitler George A, Drea of Huntington, and others. Lacks coherent events or dates. appears as a mixed social and reunion notice with scattered fragments.
A man named John W. Weber died after a fractured skull from a bicycle and wagon collision near Harvard and Dayton avenues on a Sunday afternoon. Relatives James Weber and Walter Weber attended the funeral at St. Anthony’s. the obituary notes Weber and family ties, with references to Corbin and local residents.
Frank Weaver, about 68, dies at his Columbus home. Burial will follow at Main View Cemetery. Weaver, a former resident of the city, leaves behind his widow and family. Funeral arrangements are pending at the time of reporting.
The will of Ada Aldreth directs most of her estate to her adopted son M. Childreth with a thorough burial plan at Mound View cemetery and a perpetual care trust. Provisions also allocate funds to debts and funeral expenses, while several court actions address damages and divorce cases including extreme cruelty claims and probate matters.
Fragmented OCR notes show transfers with amounts such as 3440 dollars and 100 dollars. Names include J. 1 Kinnard Wirwille and HM Richards on various property moves in Milford township and Muelaye City.
Washington July 17 Senate debates over food control continued with no final action as bipartisan talks target a 1.75 to 1.78 per bushel minimum price for wheat. Democrats and Republicans sought broad changes expanding price support and forestalling government reach beyond roads and food.
Mrs. Don Hammond was thrown from her horse near Millwood Village on Monday evening, suffering a sprain in a runaway incident. The accident occurred about a mile from Bigby, with initial reports noting the rider was lucky to escape more serious injuries.
The fragmentary notice reports a petition filed in a state court with numerous garbled names and places. It mentions a party and a travel seizure instruction, with dates and local officials referenced in a damaged legal notice style from a historical newspaper page.
Rye bread in the oven requires a higher temperature than wheat bread. Bakers adjust heat to achieve proper rise and crust.
Out of the Knox County Ohio Common Pleas Court a sheriff sale is set for August 4, 1917 at the courthouse in Mount Vernon. The property, sixty acres in Liberty Township, including the site of a former home and improvements, is described as formerly owned by George Scotts and by James Jordy, with lines along a public road and a north boundary by a former owner. The sale will be at public auction to satisfy a debt of approximately 1,000 dollars with one year and one third notes and interest, with Waller, Mossitolder, and Jenk & Hint as attorneys for the plaintiff.
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