War savings drive plans reach every precinct in Knox county
Meeting at the Chamber of Commerce outlined efforts by Republican chairman G Dowds and Democratic leader William Banning to mobilize war stamps through Knox county. Precinct-by-precinct campaigns will run the week of June with 75 Mt. Vernon volunteers expected. District leaders include W A Fry and J L Bucy in Jackson, Charles Phillips in Butler, and Jacob Parsons with William Temple in Union, among many others listed for each township.
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Chamber of Commerce
Knox County
G. Dowds
Republican Committee
William Banning
Democratic Committee
War Stamp Committee
Mt. Vernon
Joint Committee
Brinkhaven
Vision
Jackson
Mutler
Jefferson
Brown
Howard
Harrison
Clay
Morgan
Pleasant
College
Monroe
Pike
Berlin
Morris
Cithton
Miller
Milford
Bredericktown
Centerbury
Liberty
Wayne
Middlebury
W. A. Fry
J. L. Bucy
Butler
Charles Phillips
Union
Jacob Parsons
William Temple
Danville
W. H. Baker
J. My Wander
Buckeye City
J. M. Wander
J. J. Biggs
U. Letter
J. M. Schultz
J. F. Beatty
W. W. Frasher
Ray Morn
Mloward
McArtor
Jay Humbert
Farmer
W. P. Bebout
A. J. Rine
Martinburg
J. W. Burger
A. J. Kine
Jil Hays
R. PB. Roberts
Buckeye State Building and Loan ad promotes 5 percent mortgages
Columbus Ohio lender Rankin Building 22 West Gay street offers mortgage investments with five percent on money saved. All loans secured by first mortgage on homes and farms. Ansetn 14,800,000. Write or call for booklets.
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Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Atrent
Columbus
Ohio
Ansetn
Court news on autos injuries and delinquent sentence
Court news reports William Atherton versus Samuel Yauger over injuries from an automobile accident submitted in common pleas court. Claire Bishop, charged with delinquency in juvenile court, received a suspended sentence to Lancaster Industrial School.
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Wiliam Atherton
Samuel Yauger
Plainiff
Common Plaws
Claire Bishop
Lancaster
Storm Damages Mills Township Barn Blown Over
A May afternoon storm with heavy rain and high winds hit Miller and Milford townships. About a dozen telephone poles were toppled and a barn burned on Miss Ellen Butcher’s farm, with $1,600 in damage, $100 insured. Horses saved, feed destroyed. A barn near Charles Hunter was shifted off its foundation, and several young chickens perished.
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Abandon
Maych
Miller
Milford
Ellen Butcher
Miller Township
Charles Hunter
Here
Plans Two Meetings To Boost War Savings Bonds
County committees arrange two church gatherings to promote sale of war savings bonds. Chair 1.8 Workman leads the effort for Van Ville Buckeye City district. First meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:30 with Rev. Sowers of Woods church at the new church location. Second meeting Tuesday evening at Riley Chapel Baptist church with Rev. M Kendall of the Div disciples church at Danville to speak.
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Workman
van Ville-Buckeye
Sowers of
Riley Chapel
Value of Common Things and Thrift Stamps Appeal
A reflective piece extols daily objects and the value of thrift as a civic duty. It invokes Bradford Torrey and urges buying War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps to defend liberty and democracy against extravagance and the nation’s debt.
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Bradford Torrey
Red Cross to Direct Local Chapters Under New National Plan
Knox county Red Cross executive committee hears that national headquarters will assign chapters specific materials and quotas to manufacture certain articles such as socks and surgical dressings. The plan aims to prevent shortages and stabilize prices by supplying through government channels rather than open markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Dowds
the Red Cross
Knox County
National Organization
Jurical Organization
James K. Lynnn
Allen
Carlisle
Gunbler
Time for Bud to Go Collie Visitor Incident
A neighbor's collie befriended Elizabeth, prompting her to urge guests to take Bud home before his worried parents, after a social call at eight o'clock. Elizabeth, the narrator's daughter, expressed concern that Bud's absence would upset his parents.
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Bud
Uringley
Collie
Elizabeth
Proper Food for Weak Stomachs
The article advises a diet tailored to age and occupation, noting that those with weak stomachs should eat slowly and chew thoroughly. It urges keeping bowels regular and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to ease constipation and improve digestion, noting they are easy to take and pleasant in effect.
Fredericktown Social News From May 31 Meet at Oluntangyark
Fredericktown May 31 The wenlor clase of the inet school enjoyed a plente at Oluntangyark, Columbus, on Tuesday of His woek. Miso Myrtle Wettinger and Mies Alva Switzer are vntine friends wt Hatler, Minn Susie 1) the guest of Wilven, Tey. JT Morton te in Bpelagtoll attending the plete Sunday aehoal cot yentlut. Mea. TM, iit wid Mire. Joshua Noby entertained 26 woten at the home of the former on Thesluy with 4 Tidehoon. Misa Anti Chandier, inachor of de moxtlc science Ii the igh aehool, left for her home in Upper Sandusky on Sunday. Mra. Frank tett and daughter, Mrs. Fed Mull, and title won, Marry, have gone to New Castle to spend a week with Mry, Dielifarene, Mir of Martinnbure tn ey abetir, Mies Dongthie Me and Mr. Kh. 1 Howell 'of Ted muehure were tueetm of Mr. and Mea, Lroumtae Wilenn 9 few Maye tant wark Mie Clee Turner of Newark wie Theuw! Ot Maxedla Wilwan on Wed nesday, the Daly Weller reunion will be held at the home of FE Boon, two Miles AOUIn of Fredericktown, mt lowe
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Frederick Town
Wenlor Clase
iNet School
Oluntangyark
Columbus
Miso Myrtle Wettinger
Mies Alva Switzer
Hatler
Minn
Wilven
Tey
Morton
Bpelagtoll
Iit
Joshua Noby
Thesluy
Misa Anti Chandier
Inachor
Demoxtlc
Igh
Upper Sandusky
Frank Tett
Fed Mull
Title
New Castle
Mry
Dielifarene
Mir
Martinnbure
Howell
Ted Muehure
Mea
Wilenn
Clee Turner
Newark
Maxedla Wilwan
Daly Weller
FE Boon
Aouin
Fredericktown
Mt Lowe
Remedy Promises Relief From Longstanding Ailments
A historical ad-like notice touts a product named Remedy for women’s ailments. It claims generous results spanning three generations of use and presents Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetables as a key ingredient. The text urges readers to try the medicine for severe conditions and emphasizes proven framerity and nationwide trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hark Romney
Lydia EB
Piikhwars
Notice to Contractors in Turbulent Bid Process Unclear
A garbled notice to contractors references bids, separations with hire, and title of worker contracts. It mentions authorities, consent, and tender procedures, but many words are unreadable. The fragment hints at a formal procurement action with deadlines and compliance requirements. It names names such as Talon and Vernet and discusses rights to approve or reject bids.
Fragmented Local Notice From Linden Mann District
A fragmented notice notes events around Linden Mann district this week. It mentions Mr dals Geerte Donough, Mrs. Vernon road residents, and a person named Thiet who suffered an infected bone injury after a tiger-related incident near Chesterville. White received word of his brother’s condition and rest.
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Vernon Road
Linden Mann Ty
Dal
Geerte Donough
Vonoush
Aloe
White
Chesterville
Fragmented Courier Note Hints At Jumbled Message
A garbled OCR style note mentions paths and names in a confused way. It references places such as Chambery and Mappinawe Heamiitie and uses phrases about happiness, fatigue, and attention. The text lacks clear events or identifiable subjects to report.
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W. S. Comm
C. of C
P. L. Cover
Charles Simms
J. C. Knox
John Cook
J. M. Lewis
Hillfar
Frank J. Gilbert
Canterbury
C. L. Debolt
Es Beat
KNOX
the Roll OF Honor Bank
West Side’ Public
H. Ierael
D. Herron
Court News
Miller and
Milford Twos
Natl. Red Cross
Natlen
Bernbey
Ibn Wilh
Mondas
Dane
Petras
Billy
Columbus Glass Company
Lancaster, Ohio
Mappinawe
Nehing
Woolson’s Dept. Store
Maz Cehafiact & Mare
France
America
Schaffner & Marx
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