Draft registration details for United States men aged 21 to 30
A government statement from Sam L Rogate of the Bureau of the Census shows about 10 percent of the U S population aged twenty one to thirty must fill out registration forms. The War Department began distributing over one million blanks for those within reach to register at polling and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sam L. Rog
Bureau of the
Censis
United States
Barty
Nebraska
Bevan
Hamqshire
New York
Carolina
Dukow
West Virginia
Philadelphia
War Department
Mosquito Nets in War Effort to Boost Supply
A war time order calls for military use of 600000 yards of netting with factories operating around the clock. The program aims to ship materials from army depots to fronts, boosting protection for soldiers while costing government funds. Production runs twenty four hours daily to meet a target completion by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somiract
Norwalk
Pricewalle
Aldrie
Tran Beato Uy
Nm Lave Workstere
Mme Equitors
Ton of Potatoes Arrives by Mail in Debello
A ton of potatoes shipped from Marengo to Debello, Washington, arrived by mail in forty parcels. Postage totaled $21.10. The consignor is the Marengo postmaster, and the tale explains postal charges and revenue from portage cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debello
Wash
H. J. Tipton
Marengo
Portage
Bond Issue Details With 3.5 Percent Interest Rate
Authorized 5 000 to 61 000 and offered 82 000 000 000. Three and one half percent interest. Maturity thirty years to September in whole or in part at US option after twenty years. Denominations 50 100 500 1 000. Registered bonds 100 000 61 000 85 000 610 000 50 000 and 6100 000. Payment dates June 15 and December 15. Subscription open now to June 16. Conversion privilege to higher rate bonds. Tax exempt from federal state and local taxes.Buy at banks brokers or Federal Reserve Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Stazon
Federal Reserve Bank
Chautauqua Leaders Back National War Mobilization Drive
An army of Chautauqua platforms and audiences across America backs President Wilson in mobilizing the nation for war. Leaders such as Mrs LaSalle Corbell Mekett and Governor George A Carlisle pledge patriotic efforts to rally 5 million listeners this summer and foster a united pro war sentiment nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
America
Uiem Cink
Wome
LaSalle Corbell Mekett
George ©. Mekett
Aranda Neilson
Bettiah Parisan
Lincoln Wirt
A. G. Biallenberger
George A. Carlton
George W. Han
John A. Pattee
Hie
Piddiees
Kate Dion
Walling H. Tutt
Derake W. Gunndillla
Leslie M. Shaw
Kliwer J. Burkett
Patterson
Jousell Ho Couweil
Tiobaon
George W. Clarke
Chester Hy Mdvich
W. A. Buchel
Chief Provisions Of The Conscription Bill
The draft bill calls for selective universal conscription of men aged sixteen to thirty years, registration required, exemptions allowed. It aims to raise the regular army to near war strength, draft federal service from National Guard units, and recruit 500000 with possible 100000 more. It envisions four divisions of volunteer infantry if the president approves, with Roosevelt amendments raising pay for enlisted men and limiting liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viklona
Roosevelt
A Clever Ruse on a Western Ranch Beset by Duel
In a volatile frontier tale Daisy Nolan rejects Barker as her lover and a daring rival rivalries flare on a ranch. A planned shooting duel escalates into a mock trial of skill and cunning as the narrator contemplates romance, loyalty, and a dramatic wedding. Barker’s pride, Jake Hutchins, and Daisy shape a high stakes contest ending in marriage and a departure from wild cowboy life.
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Barker
Dunny
Ale
John Nolin
Nolan
Harker
Tony
Nola
Nolan's
Nokin
al Barker
Jannat
Aynor
Danny Nolan
Ivo
Daley
Daisy
Miss Daisy
Wink
Jake Hutchins
Jake
Huchins
Dilley
Miss Nolin
Jim
Dalky
Walthie
Devon
Que de Julie
Sean
Algn
Dalsy
Sho Ward Shane
French Expect to Be in Berlin by September
Gambler letter from Jesse Ashton Gregg describes French optimism and says 45 villages have fallen to French forces since his January arrival. He notes censorship hides village names, using initials such as G for Gambler and C for Centerbury to reference Knox county towns. Gregg remains cautious, seeking verifiable evidence before accepting any claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Jesse Ashton Gregg
Gregg
Kenyon
Mt. Vernon
France
Knox County
Centerbury
Fredericktown
Local Social Notes From Columbus And Surroundings
Several residents and visitors are listed in a community social page. Elizabeth Lock visits daughter Isa Porton in Mayronise. the Porton, Shuis, Saunders and related families host gatherings in Columbus, Newark, Mount Vernon, and Condit. A May 15 birth is noted for Avon Shipley. Transportation and visits include William Rowland, Tom Shull, Edna Shut a Ten Day, and others. A Golden Gowsly club meeting, birthday party for Nora Moreland, and various guests from Dawes to Columbus appear across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Clutter
Isa Porton
New Mayronise
Tulply
Shui
Virginia
Pearl Saunders
Dennis Chatter
Columbus
Hood
William Rowland
Marengo
Thomas Shull
Newark
Celina Morrison
Edna
Avon
Hurt Shipley
W. Chrisman
Clavence Pengh
Mt Vernon
Mex Brieker
Louine and
Morance Saunders
Condit
Bauste
Relives
Willam
Ralph Shaft
Columbus ‘Thessay
Mary Qhan
Sprinfield
Willa Slivit
Golden Gowsly Club
Bowie Hawking
Pauline Hood
Della Hawkins
Maule Rowland
Lane
America
Nora Moreland
Benjamin Lewis
Dawes
McBride
K. J. McBride
Martha
Willian MeBride
Arthur Mitchell
Laildren
M. Coryell
Maurice Mieiall
Veron Wert
Fayoriye Bombayy
John Munotty
Cinebimatt
Charlo
Chrisman
LOCAL NOTES Happenings and Visits In Mt Vernon Area
Short locals list a sequence of visitors and errands including Morrow in Columbus on business and Grant Snow of Paulding visiting his brother Service Director C G Snow, Mrs Charles Hull and Mrs A I Totten of Homer. Also mentions Montgomery County figures, matting ads, and court activity in Knox County with multiple residents and officials noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Columbus
Grant Snow
Paulding
Jepending
C. G. Snow
Charles Hull
A. I. Totten
Homer
de L. Pinek
Near Este
Mt. Vernon
Arnold
Raymond Maraino
Canton
A. Bohiappacasse
Enat Cheatit Street
Mutchison
M. Douglass
Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Elmer Morrow West Chetenut
A son was born on Tuesday evening to Mr and Mrs Elmer Morrow of West Chetenut Street. The Ohio State Teachers Association annual meeting is set for June 25 at Cedar Point with Superintendent John Alan of Salon delivering the keynote addressing on the course of study for modern elementary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toanday Evening
Elmer Morrow
West Chetenut Street
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Cedar Point
Jine
John
Alan
Salon
Indigestion Relief Claims From Chamberlain’s Tablets
Mrs. Maggie Coil of Golden City Missouri reports severe stomach indigestion improving after taking Chamberlain’s Tablets. She describes prior pains and a hospital injection, asserting the tablets let her eat freely and prevent painful after-dinner fullness. The ad urges use after meals to ward off or avoid painful digestion and to strengthen the stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieve Chamberlain
Maggie Coil
Golden City
Chamberlain
How She Cured Her Husband
Mrs. Sarah Baker of Nottinghill Missouri recounts a five year stomach ailment in her husband. After trying six medicines with little relief, he tried Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets, and within days his symptoms disappeared. She notes the tablets cured his trouble and he has not suffered since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Baker
Nottinghill
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York State
Mostana
Licking County
Butler High School
Butler
Mra
B. Brewer
Columbus Sansing
James T. Debes
Tor Hoston
Mass
Samuel McDonald
Arnold Store
Mary BD
Kingsbury
Lbrarian
Philic Library
Hampton
William van Horn
Lakeview
van Horn
M. & S. Hospital
A. S. Cline
North Jefferson Street
Anckenytown
Court of Appeals
Powell
Mt. Gilead
Shields
Weuck
Coshooton
William Barling
Coshoeton Avenue
Osed
Ole
Rogers and Sons
the Franklin Coffee Co
Columbus, Ohio
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