War Bond Campaign Plans Outlined by Knox County Leaders
Knox County leaders from both major parties meet to outline a nationwide war stamp drive. The plan expects a 4 million dollar pine drive with a county quota of $120,000, aiming to mobilize every precinct through Monday night meetings and local gatherings led by party committees under Ralph Minpwalls.
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Ie Chamber of Consayres
Port Keaton
Knox
Ralph
Minpwalls
Jemotig
Olin
Barden
Alor
Jacknon
Taylor Ani
Richard W. Shuituvor Cowngttp
Dowdy
Aid Proneh
W. Hovernn
Mereting
Hutter Churchs
Rink
Menting
Jeinkiawen
Adderson
Judy Pry
Wal Hise
Union Township
Danvilio
Olly Ely
Danyittn
Brune
J . Mocrack
Meffernon Towning
Greer
Prow
Local notices of Tuesday night meetings in townships
Cutie Charles te Bermant and Leroy JG Mayer lead gatherings Tuesday night in Brown township at Jeloway 8. Dowds and Beverns host in Howard at Disciple church 8. Parker and Koons meet at Clay Martinsture Unabure Presbyterian church. Breatlinger and Ashbaugh meet in Morgan township at Uttea Owl Cree road. Judge Wil Kine and Rudolph Jones preside. Meetings start at 8 o'clock.
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Brown Township
Jeloway
Q. Dowds
French W. Beverns
Howard Downship
Disciple
Howard
BR. Parker
Harry W. Koons
Clay Martinsture
Mar Unabure Presbyterian Church
Clyde Breatlinger
Paul M. Ashbaugh
Morgan Township
Uttea Owl Cree Road
P. L. Wil Kine
Rudolph Jones
Forty Two Graduates From Knox County Third District Schools
The Knox County Third District Schools commencement was held Saturday afternoon at the Mt Vernon High School. An address was delivered by A Pe, of Schone LB. York, of Masalhion. About 14 schools were represented for the 12 graduates.
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Knox County
Mt Vernon Thiel School
Norin
Ape
Schone LB
York
Masalhion
Thrift stamps move fast in treasurer’s office sale
The office of the county treasurer reported thrift stamps sold on May 7 totaling 125 dollars as a response to the change policy. Treasurer B A Muleton confirmed the sales and noted the program’s quick uptake among buyers despite the public change initiative.
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Depuy
B.A. Muleton
First Berlin Newspaper and Early Printing History
The piece recounts the first Berlin paper in 1061 during the Elector of Brandenburg’s reign edited by Cornelius Bontekoe and Hollwader. It notes privileged sellers, weekly editions, and audience customs, with a tale of a farmer and the devil used to illustrate moral guidance, plus early censorship and political correspondences. The report also mentions early gas production using wood and sawdust in Switzerland and France due to coal shortages and associated corrosion issues.
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Berlin
Brandenburg
Cornelius Bontekoe
Hollwader
Robert Voelker
Milny Locker
Listem
Surmun
Louise
Electresk
Thipert Voelker
Orat
Ani
Eastgarden
Kke
Berlin Gate
Tur Berlivers
Letpalg
Bern
Switzerland
France
Verdenbbath
Geneva
Swaiw
British Geological Pictures and Local Photo Collections
A committee of the British Association for the Advancement of Science has compiled a large photic collection illustrating geology of the British Isles, now over 5000 pictures with Yorkshire supplying more than a thousand. The Geological Survey of Great Britain has published a list of Scottish pictures. Both bodies offer prints and lantern slides for sale with printed catalogs. Tunbridge Wells Natural History Society offers prizes for scenery and geological features photographs.
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Association For the Advancement of Befence
British Isles
Yorkshire
Geological Survey of Great Britain
B. A. Committee
Geological Survey
Tunbridge Wells Natural History Society
Scientife Americ
Prohibition Workings In Town Echoed By Citizens
In a Birmingham Age-Herald quote laden exchange, residents debate prohibition effects. Citizens remark that many prominent locals now rise with the same mindset they retire with, reflecting a shift in attitudes toward the temperance policy.
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Birmingham
Knox County Boys Impress at Camp Sherman Arrival Letter
Secretary D M Spence reports Knox county youths arrived at Camp Sherman after a Newark stop, noting orderliness and cheer. He praises the soldiers as the finest group sent, hopes to visit their quarters daily, and stresses letters home from camp as morale builders for the Knox boys.
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D. M. Spence
Camp Sherman
Knox County
Chiliscothe
Newark
Washington
Tid Young
Liew Brown
Eurn
Cole
Seothon Kod
Lan
Tebar
Feme
W. T. U. Meeting at Winland Home Durant June 1
The W. T. U. met on Pesday evening at Clyde Winland's home with good attendance. Mire. Spitver of Weaterville and Mrs. Beach of Art, Vernon were present.
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T. U
Brandon
Pesday
Clyde Winland
Mire. Spitver
Weaterville
Mrs. Beach
Art
Vernon
Sledge Injures Man in Front of Chisel Incident
John Remlinger of North Adams street was knocked by a heavy sledge glancing off a chisel, crushing his left cheekbone while working at the Pennsylvania shops. He was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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John Remlinger
North Adams Street
Pennsylvania
Remlinger
War fuels fish as staple food in wartime economy
Washington reports a notable shift as war propels fish consumption, turning previously discarded catches into valuable food. The Fisheries Service Bulletin notes coastal and inland communities benefiting from new demand, altering the fishing industry and national wealth through conservation driven by necessity.
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Bureau
Vale of the Founder
New England
Washington
United States
Atlantic
Gulf
Pacific
Fixherney Service
Bureau of Fisheries
Department of Commerce
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