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Fairfield Journal in Fairfield, Iowa

05 Apr 1918

Page 7

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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1918

Page

7

Hayes Parsons Writes From Texas Aviation Camp

Hayes Parsons describes daily training at Camp Wise Texas in March 1918. He details drill hikes, shelter tent setting, foot care, sanitation, flag signaling, and lectures on the Articles of War and Lewis machine gun. He notes plans to ship to France and requests the Daily Journal for home news.

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Hayes Parsons Camp Wise Texas Sam France Charles Maxwell Deming New Mexico Daily Journal Congress Fairfield Journal Fairfield Iowa State of Iowa County of Jefferson A. W. Taylor Dean Taylor Towa Fairfield Iowa
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Bonds Provide Police Protection for Ships and Seas

The text argues Liberty bonds fund naval ships to protect the high seas and guard American colonies.

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High Seas America
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Farmers urged to buy Liberty bonds to the limit

An editorial urges farmers to forego comfort and borrow freely to purchase Liberty bonds. It argues the nation and the boys in France face greater danger and that financial sacrifice by farmers demonstrates practical patriotism, calling for purchases "until it hurts."

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Liberty Loan Uncle Sam Liberty Bonds Central West France
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Industrial shifts noted by German maker in Norddeutsche Zeitung

A German manufacturer writes that 1,700 spinning and weaving mills have fallen to a few at high pressure. Boot and shoe industries have consolidated into BOO. Oil factories formed from 20 works. Silk industry spindle count drops from 47 000 to 2 500.

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