12 Oct 1918
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1918
Page
1
Premier Clemenceau lauds General Foch as he receives the title Marshal of France for halting the German drive. American troops under General Pershing helped check the Hun advance in major battles. The piece urges purchase of Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds to support the war effort.
An Illinois mother treks seventeen miles to visit her son at Camp Funston before he heads to France. The piece highlights the War Work Council of the Young Women's Christian Association, its mission, and the vital, varied aid secretaries provide to soldiers, families, and communities across the country. It includes vignettes from Chillicothe and Bremerton showing direct aid and compassion guiding women, workers, and military personnel.
All subscribers receiving The Eureka Sentinel by mail are asked to pay up promptly. The government requires advance collection after October first, and those in arrears must remit immediately or the paper will be discontinued. The order from the government is explicit and penalties apply to publishers who disregard it. Let us hear from you.
Floyd Gibbons, Chicago war correspondent wounded in France while aiding an officer, returns to deliver a series of lectures. He shares experiences from the front to wake America to the war’s realities and recounts his decorated service by the French government.
County commissioners approve payments to named individuals and organizations, detailing authorized sums and purposes in the official session record. The action names recipients and the arm of money authorized in the motion.
A period voice urges readers to buy Fourth Liberty Bonds to back U S troops. It cites sacrifice, sacrifice in France and Belgium, and the slogan Liberty Bonds speak to the Kaiser. It blends patriotic rhetoric with wartime fundraising lines and calls for universal purchase.
The Migratory Bird Treaty Act and Regulations set open waterfowl seasons in Nevada from September 16 to December 31 with shooting hours starting one half hour before sunrise and ending at sunset. Doves including mourning and white winged are included from September 1 to December 15.
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