Farewell planned for seventeen to Fort Thomas train
Seventeen men bound for Fort Thomas Kentucky will receive a farewell in Warren with a band, comfort kits, sweaters and socks provided. Lunches omitted due to early departure. Train expected to reach Oil City at noon for dinner before joining Oil City's quota. Medical exam results list several passes and details a post exam disposition of Class One draftees.
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Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Geer
Oil City
William Steinkamp
Harry Nelson
Warren
George Wargo
Sheffield
Francesco Motoro
Tidioi
Charles L Askine
Wari
Ralph C. Beach
George W. Peterson
Harry A Munkseard
Warren Fred M. Swanson
Pittsfield
Harry Cromwell
Oscar E Johnson
Edward Kohler
North Warr
Emmet A. Nelson
Arthur E. Gill
Gust Johnson
Clarendon
Charles BE. Jackson
Irvin
John Koepp
Carl R. Lundquist
Ticho Harrison M. Wolfe
Barne
Arthur Tome
Corydon
John H. McCoy
Lee Dunn
Recce Pappolis
Thomas E. Eck
Tiona
Frank E Smith
Russell Vincent Slatry
Warren. Limited
John EB. Spangler
Warre
Jacob A. Schieler
Warren Ernest Larson
Warren County Draft Board
Medical Advisory Board
Liberty Loan Drive Nears Close With Boosters Pushing
City reports total Liberty Bond subscriptions reach 1,370,406 with two days left in the campaign. Warren volunteers and scouts rally, urging every man, woman, and child to buy a fifty dollar bond on the installment plan while President Wilson appeals nationwide for maximum oversubscription. Local committees highlight early county triumphs, warn slackers, and promote the patriotic film Swat the Kaiser at the Columbia Theater.
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Liberty Loan
Citizens National Bank
Conenango Trust Co
Warren Trust Co
Columbia
Wilson
Washington
Warren
Douglas Fairbanks
Douglass
Liberty Loan Branch
Douglass Fairbanks
Woman’s Loan Committee
Rhea Knittle
Ashland
Ohio
United States
McAdoo
Liberty Loan Organization
Liberty Loan Committee
America
France
Liberty
Tno Liberty Loan Committee
Monument ad in Liberty Loan column urges costly bonds
In a periodical column a small ad for a monument dealer sits among Liberty Loan pleas. It links memorial purchases to supporting soldiers in Belgium Serbia and Roumania and urges buying Liberty Bonds to show citizenship and aid the war effort.
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Liberty Loan
Belgium
Serbia
Roumania
Hobsons
Haarlem Oil Capsules Claim Back Health Boost
An advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for backache fatigue nervousness and urinary complaints. It promises rapid improvement within 24 hours and urges regular ongoing use to prevent future issues with money-back guarantee and authenticity claims for the imported brand.
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Haarlem
Warren Typographical Union Buys Fifty Dollar Bond
A regular meeting of the Warren Typographical Union approved purchasing a fifty dollar bond. The meeting stressed support for Liberty Loan and urged insurance men to assist the committee, with workers asked to gather at the City Building at nine o'clock tomorrow morning.
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France
America
Central Labor Rooms
Warren Typographical Union
Death of Frederick Zittel of Pleasantville at 84
Frederick Zittel aged 84 of Pleasantville died yesterday afternoon from old age infirmities. Born November 26, 1833 in Eden Evie county MX Y, he lived in Pleasantville over fifty years. Survived by wife Anna Mary. three sons John Zittle Warren, Charles F. Jackson Center, Edward B. Los Angeles. four daughters Caroline M. Zittel at home, Louise K. Fetzer Meadville, Emma Westerman Chicora, Willis S. Coe Kiefer Ohio. Funeral announced later.
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Frederick Zittle
Pleasantville
Eden
Evie County
MX. Y
Anna Mary Zittel
John Zittle
Warren
Charles’ F
Jackson Center
Edward B
Los Angeles
Caroline
M. Zittel
Louise K. Fetzer
Meadville
Emma Westerman
Chicora
Willis S. Coe
Kiefer
Ohio
Titusville
Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick Relief and Guarantee
An advertisement from Newell's Pharmacy promotes Allenrhu as a treatment for rheumatism. It claims rapid relief, dissolves uric acid deposits, and drives rheumatic poison from the body with kidneys and bowels. The inventor James H. Allen guarantees results or refunds money, with Siegfried's Pharmacy selling the remedy.
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Ailenrhu
James H. Allen
Allenrhu
Newell’s Pharmacy
Siegfried
Notice of Charter Application for Soil-Bacteria Company
Notice is given that L. B. Dunham Ethel B. Dunham and W. C. Heasley will apply to the Governor of Pennsylvania on May 8 1918 at 10 AM under the Act of Assembly for incorporation of Soil-Bacteria Laboratories Company to manufacture and deal in commercial fertilizers chemical or bacterial basis nitrofenous materials sulfuric acid and related mixtures. Bordwell and Eldred solicitors.
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L. B. Dunham
Ethel B. Dunham
W. C. Heasley
Pennsylvania
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Soil-Bac Laboratories Company
Bordwell & Eldred
Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Rheumatic Relief
Advertises Neutrone Prescription 99 as a liquid remedy that absorbs uric acid, soothes joints and muscles, and eases inflammatory pain. Claims quick relief from rheumatic episodes after a few doses. Sold for 50c and 1.00 by Siegfried's Pharmacy in Warren and other druggists.
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Warren
Siegfried
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