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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1918

Page

2

City allocates 26800 in W 3 tax valuations basis

The notice lists quotas for Yarigue towns and townships based on real estate and personal property valuations and voter counts per 1914 tax data. It specifies a politics war stamp reinforcement, giving per-town valuations and voter quotas for multiple towns such as Jackson Union Danville Buckeye Gefferson Brown Howard Harring Martinsburg Morgan Pheasant Wellome Gambier Monroe Pike Berlin Morris Milford Liberty Wayne Prediktown Middlebury Genterbury Vernon and others.

Paul M. Ashbaveb Yarigue Rive Union Danville Buckeye City Brinkhaven Ae Gefferson Ann Brown Howard Harring Polay Martinsburg Gnu Morgan Gambier Monroe Berlin Morris Clinton Watzoth Milford Liberty Wayne Middlebury Millior Genterbury Vernon

Address to Third District graduates offers wartime guidance

Supt L K York of Mansision delivered a long commencement address at Knox County Wyoming third district graduation. He urged keeping in touch with the times and cited German philosophers to back his advice during the wartime context.

Phe Addrens Supt L KB. York Knox Count WY Toweh

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Touts Relief

A Philadelphia reader endorses Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a weak nervous condition, claiming three months of use restored health and appetite. The letter notes the product's popularity and urges others to try it, mentioning Comfort Powder and a drugstore purchase.

Philadelphia Lydia Pinkham Ali North Taylor St Ladelphia Pa Anand Iria Fees

Men 21 to register in 1918 draft system

All male persons born between June 6, 1896 and June 5, 1897 must register on June 5 1918 between 7 am and 9 pm at their Local Board office or designated place. Register in person June 6, mail card with return stamp, or appoint a deputy if sick. Penalty for not registering is a misdemeanor with possible imprisonment and immediate induction.

Regular Army Navy Marine Corps National Guard Naval Militia Reserve Corps

Graduates from district schools hear words on service and education

Superintendent York led high school graduates through a ceremony urging education as a path to national service. The Third district includes Monroe Clinton Liberty Miller Abmar Milford townships with 14 schools represented by 42 graduates. Names listed include Clara Jackson Mark White Clayton Losta Nelehbarite Olive Howland and many others in a lengthy class roll.

Germany York Hilay II Miller

Local names appear in dated text fragment

Fragmentary OCR lists Clyde Chrisman Alva Mlotehor Walter Brooks Horton Nixon Chester Bishop Arthur Mary Harold Biel Hayman Mowler Roy Ewingley Heary Belipper with unclear context and a stray quoted phrase about another threat. The readable items include several personal names and possible surnames, but the event or action remains unspecified.

Clyde Chrisman Alva Mlotehor Walter Brooks Horton Nixon Chester Bishop Arthur Mary Harold Biel Hayman Mowler Roy Ewingley Heary Belipper

Planes Over City Reported Hover Near North End

A historical report describes several aircraft sighted over the city, with one plane drifting near 1,000 feet. Two others were seen in a high altitude display, possibly from a Dayton flying club, and authorities noted the distinctive marking of Ueale mervice on the aircraft.

United State Air Mary Prope Ueale Dayton

Mrs Jamison Dies After Prolonged Illness at Home

Mrs Jamison dies at age 82 at her residence on Raat Site street Saturday night following several weeks of illness. She leaves daughters Mrs Howe and Mrs Jane Mohroe and son Clarence dandson. Funeral arranged at the home at 10 o'clock Tuesday.

Mee Qeliah Satnivon Raat We Howe Jane Mohroe Clarence Dandson Tuwailay

Cook’s Dilemma in Army Camp Gag

In Camp Fdaston’s early days civilian cooks filled the officers mess. A guard challenged a late returning cook thrice with “Halt.” The cook feared truthfully answering the sentry’s request and finally whispered, “Say friend,” only to reveal he was the cook when pressed by the guard.

Cook National Army Camp Fdaston

Amber Diamond Discovered by Captain Lucas in Africa

Captain C R Lucas of the Royal Lancaster regiment recently found a large amber diamond weighing 178 carats near Droodgeveld, 60 miles from Kimberley. After a three month cut costing £250, the stone now weighs 80 carats and is kept by the National Bank of South Africa in London.

C. R. Lucas Royal Lancaster Regiment Rohes Noor Lucas Droodgeveld Kimberley England National Bank of South Africa London

Submarine Cable Relays and World Rivalry in History

The article discusses the longest submarine cable relay route from Vancouver to Banning Island and the need for relay stations across oceans. It cites imperial competition for strategic islands and routes, naming Germany and England’s historic moves to secure key islands and telegraph access as part of broader global power plays.

Vancouver Banning Island Pacific Germany Mariine Istinda Simon Spain England Americas

Young Romanae Chats At Start Of Romance

A man meets a woman and quickly progresses in conversation. He blushes as she insists on not being called Miss Jones and jokes about names and a quirky bookkeeping system. Their exchange reveals a breezy, humorous ditty of shy courtship.

New Epoch for Faith Stressed by War Sermon

Reverend Freeman delivered the baccalaureate sermon to Mt Vernon High School seniors at the Congregational Church on Sunday evening. He spoke on The New Epoch for Faith, contrasting old doubt with new global and spiritual movements while urging graduates to view education as ongoing and to prepare for future service in God’s world. A departing mother’s patriotic Bible farewell to Camp Zachary Taylor added a sobering, admiring close to the scene at the depot.

Mt Vernon High School Tey. M Freeman Congregational Church Bune May God America Columbus Reyia Jons Ney Zachary Taylor Toye

Harper Leaves Soon for Overseas Duty

Donald H. Harper of the Van de Tense service national army was here over Saturday night with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Harper and left Sunday for Camp Dix Ni to await orders for overseas duty as soon as possible.

Donald H. Harper National Army Frank Harper Camp Dix Ni J

Murry Elected Head of District No 4 Schools

A reorganized District No 3 in Sept. elected A J Murry supervisor for a one year term with a salary of 1750 dollars. The district now includes Hilliar Milford Clinton Liberty Wayne and Middlebury townships. Ricard Wynkoop was elected district board president. District No 1 board members will meet at North Liberty Saturday.

A. J. Murry Murry Hilliar Milford Clinton Liberty Wayne Middlebury Ricard Wynkoop North Liberty

Knox county soldiers enjoy army life after Camp Sherman call

The last contingent of Knox county troops who left for Camp Sherman on May 27 are reported to be well and adapting to army life. A week later news from Chillicothe confirms their progress as locals, including County Commissioner George Hays and others, visited John Schnebly in training.

Knox County Camp Sherman Chillicothe Jocatad Ly County George Hays Eli. V. Hagens Mia Berta Hall John Schnebly

Clerk and carrier examination announced by Civil Service

The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for clerks and city carriers at Mt Vernon post office on June 18. Application blanks are available from the secretary of the board of U S Civil Service. Bowling Green Kentucky reports a patriotic note from the portoffice sources.

United States Civil Service Commission Mt. Vernon Secre Bowling Green Board of U. 8

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