Boy Scouts as Gleaners for Liberty Loan Drive
The Boy Scouts of America are assigned by the U S Treasury to assist in the Liberty Loan campaign. They will serve as gleaners after the reapers, encouraging subscriptions from people who would otherwise be overlooked. Scouting units gain no medal credit and should not withhold subscriptions to aid a boy.
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Boy Scouts Liberty Loan
Boy Scouts of America
United States
Treasury Department
Boy Scouts
Local Briefs From City And Surroundings
Miss Pauline Shott of Birmingham visits in the city en route to Burlington for a several days stay with friends. Hugh Stevenson goes to Lockvine for wood conservation work. Mrs Stevenson leads county. Miss Rachel Workman of Stockport visits at the home of her daughter Mrs J E Jemming on West Harrison. Miss Helen Manning travels to Tiflington for a visit with relatives. A shawl advertised last Sunday is found. owner may claim at Wye Journal office. Sunday School workers of First Methodist will meet this evening during the outreach drive. Mrs W B Holcomb returns from Cedar Rapids after a week visiting. Born Monday to Mr and Mrs Western Burnaugh a baby girl.
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Pauline Shott
Birmingham
Burnington
Hugh Stevenson
Lockvinge
Bes
Stevenson
Rachel Workman
Stockfort
J. E. “Jemming
West Harrison Street
Helen Manning
Tiflington
Dees
Seaki Wye Journal
First Methodist
W. B. Holcomb
Trom
Cedar Rapids
HMNS Destroy Russian Vessels In Baltic Action
State department reports from consular posts say German raiders destroyed three Japanese ships after northern Baltic clashes. Swedish papers claim two Japanese destroyers opened fire on three Toresian vessels. Commanders scuttled their ships when unable to mount effective resistance.
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Washington
State Department
Piol
American Officer Reassesses German Casualties in France
An American officer just returned from northern France estimates German losses at least 2,000,000 killed wounded and missing since the start of the offensive. The officer, formerly in the British army, is familiar with front conditions.
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Armerean
France
Bolo Seeks Life As Clemency Granted In France
Paris reports that after President Polnenre refused clemency for Tolo Pasha the German propaganda agent in France a reprieve was granted to Bolo. The military authorities cite attorney Albert Salles in urging time for the convict to reveal information. The duration of the reprieve is not disclosed and is described as temporary.
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Paris
Polnenre
Tolo Pasha
France
Bolo
Albert Salles
Mine explosion buries workers near Hertford Arkansas
In Hertford Arkansas on April 10 a gas explosion at a wet company mine entombed men in the Hartford Valley shaft, about 180 feet deep. One part owner, Robert Barr, was rescued with minor injuries.
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Hertford
Ark
Soldier Writer In France Describes Life On thefront
William G. Corbett of the 3rd A. S. Engineers writes home from France about daily life and travel conditions. He details seaport quarters, the YMG A canteen, currency differences, appetite, travel by train, and views of French towns, ending with a note that the letter continues tomorrow.
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William G. Corbett
A. S. Engineers
France
Hugh
D. C
Seaport
U. S
For Sale Notices and Classified Ads
A jumble of classified sale notices lists items including navy seed beans, walnut chairs, a 100 egg incubator, a Ford car, and a small acre of land in Fairfield. Also offered are 40 acres in the Rio Grande Valley with a modern house and orange groves, plus subscriptions and exchanges. Some entries specify contact details and locations such as Mc Laughlin Furniture, Hannah Clikenbeard Auto Co, and 606 West Jackson St.
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Landology
Skidmore Land Co
Skidmore Bldg
Marinette
Wis
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
San Benito
Cedar Falls
County Over Subscribes Liberty Loan Quota
Bloomfield April 10 Davis county exceeded its Liberty Loan quota by more than four times in five hours with subscriptions totaling 565000 against a 120875 allotment. Bloomfield contributed 131000 as a countywide polling precinct committee of 15 supervised by the county council of defense oversaw voting. Subscribers were urged to increase gifts if under the expected amount, with notices color coded by rating.
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Bloomfield
Davis County
County Council of Defense
Wanted ads fragment summary
Classified notice items seek deliverer boy at 270 with phone 582 and address 234 for Purity groceries. A young man wanted for steady work at Sam McElhaney’s 508 West Madison street for $29 and garden plowing. Wall paper cleaning offered by Shriner and Johnson with country work and phone 209.
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Sam McElhaney
West Madison Street
Shriner and Johnson
For Rent Notes From South Salina and Nearby Streets
Several rental notices list properties in Salina and nearby streets. Properties include a five room cottage on South 5th Street for 18 dollars per month, two unfurnished rooms at 304 South Third Street with electricity, a seven room house two blocks from the square, an six room house on West Adams Street, a five room house near the corporation line, and an eight room house three blocks east of the Methodist church with a garden. Contact details include Ernest Sandbloom and J. McClain with street addresses and phone numbers.
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Madal
South 5Th Street
Ernest Sandbloom
Salina
South Third Street
Square
Wm. Hufstedler
West Adams Street
South Main Street
Corporation
N. D Street
J. McClain
Pupils Recital Set For Tomorrow Evening
The pupils of Prof. Jas Moorhead and Prof. Charles Mountain present a recital in Moorhead’s studio tomorrow at 7 30 p m. The program includes works by Mozart Seiber Seebroeck Chopin MacDowell Reinecke Mendelssohn and others featuring Louise Oelman Louise Simpson Charlotte Reed Ada Greiner Leona Nady Katherine Fulton Elizabeth Maasdam Wilbur Keevey and more.
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Jas, P. Moorhead
Charles W. Mountain
Maktress Louise Simpson
May Louise Kerrick
Susan Fulton
Ryder Powen
Dane
Schamenka
Charlotte Reed
Dennee
Ada Greiner
Minuett
Seebroeck
Leona Nady
Mozart Ada Greiner
Walté
Mio Oo
Chopin Josephine Montgomery Chase
The
Butteflies
Dennee Harry Fred Israel
Eena
Scharnenka
the Troubadour
Cisss Reinecke
Katherine Fulton
Fallen Oss Oases
Gopates
Tate Elizabeth Maasdam
Kes Henselt
Neutral on Irish Question Stance Refused Hearings Set
Washington April 9 no public hearings will be held on Irish question resolutions. Foreign affairs chairman Flood said hearings would be interference to a cobelligerent of the United States. A letter outlining the decision was sent to many individuals and groups including Boston city collector John J. Curley.
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Washington
House
Flood
Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
John J. Curley
Boston
Martial Law Declared in Costa Rica as Rebels Move
Costa Rica, April 9. The congress proclaims martial law amid a southern border revolt. Government measures aim to capture or disband rebels led by priest Jorge Vilio and his followers who were reported disarmed by the Fannina government.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Costa Rican Congress
Jorge Vilio
Fannina
Lost and found notices from the Journal office
Lost items listed include glasses in a case between the Kozy and the post office with finder asked to return to the Journal office. another entry offers a money to loan on a city shawl and requires proof at the Journal office. Names Thoma & Thoma appear with a specific address.
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Journal Office
Thoma & Thoma
Also Mentioned on This Page
BOP Scouts
OCAL
HMNS
Puget Sound
People’s Column
GALE
Navy
M. B. Humphrey
McLaughlin Furniture Store
F. W. McClain
West Jackson St
Hannah Clikenbeard
Fairfield
South Second Street
White Tea Store
Duetto Mendelssohn
Lucy Prentiss
Chopin Bernice Green
Mac Dowell
Wilbur Keevey
Congress
Fairfield Steam Laundry
Jewell’s
Alex Saunders
Metro Picture Corp
Effie Shannon and
Niles Welch
Jefferson County
J. S. Kimmel
Davenport
Iowa
John T. Davies
George Q. Loesch
L. E
Burlington Street
Pence
North Fourth Street
S. Exide
Exide
Mpeweala
Israel
Codagan
Atherton East Broadway
J W. Stalimen
Cees
J. Engel
Chicago
Scheffel’s
Music
James Hughes
H. P. McLaughlin Company
W. J. Kritzman
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