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Evening Republican, Volume 21, Number 232, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 16 October 1917

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Masthead

BUY BONDS SAVE FOOD

“Commy" Gets Flag After Eleven Years’ of Waiting.

Indiana Faces Serious Coal Shortage.

Next Call For December; Gaps Are Unfilled.

WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED.

THROUGH THE TRENCHES

One of Monon’s Most Faithful Conductors Dead.

FORTY-TWO EXAMINED

Former Gillamites Are Prospering In Idaho.

Funeral of James Hemphill To Be Wednesday Afternoon.

MAGNIFICENT DONATIONS

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War Adventures “Over There”

Mother’s Cook Book

Fruits as Foods.

Great Ararat Not Known by This Name to the Armenians.

A MEAN ADVANTAGE.

Cooking Dried Foods.

Popular Science.

Simple Tests of Value in Telling Whether Goods Is “All Wool and Yard Wide.”

POULTRY POINTERS

GOD SPEED YOU, SOLDIER BOY!

GIANTS, CHAMPIONS OF NATIONAL LEAGUE, 1917

BALL PLAYERS TURNED DOWN

UMPIRE’S ADVICE WAS GOOD

JOE HIGGINS GREAT RUNNER

BUYING HURLERS IS LOTTERY

KEEPS AWAY FROM UMPIRES

DAVIS SCOUTING FOR JONES

ARMY-NAVY FOOTBALL GAME

RAY CALDWELL IN OUTFIELD

FOHL URGES THREE UMPIRES

SELF HELPS for the NEW SOLDIER

GUARD DUTY.

APPLYING THE FUNDAMENTALS OF A SOLDIER.

The Wit of Mr. Choate.

What Could Be Done.

Visit to the Cyclades

GROW FIGS IN FLOWER POTS

FOR HOME WORKER

AND NOW THE PETTIBOCKER

COLLARS AND CUFFS ALIKE

DAINTY AND SIMPLE

LACE AGAIN IS IN FASHION

FOR THE DRESSING TABLE

Wide Brims for Evening.

Aviation Camp Described By Sergeant Louis H. Putts.

HANGING GROVE.

Obituary.

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