Local notes from Ottumwa and nearby visitors
Daily brief of residents and guests visiting Ottumwa with names such as Roy and Mrs Tally John Mullenix J B Trent Carl O Roake Arthur Wilson Miss Marjorie Brown Charles White Mrs J M Hammon Charles Noble Miss Goldie Hill Miss Blanch Brown John Whitmore Nora Whitmore Mrs Willis Green John Foreman Carl Stanford Nellie Morris Miss Grace Cook and others Also local food order urging rye products for week of July first to seventh due to wheat shortages.
Work or Fight drives Iowa registrants to change jobs
Hundreds of Iowa registrants with dependents or in nonessential jobs are changing employment to comply with Maj. Gen. Crowder’s work or fight order. Draft boards will reclassify and enforce changes, aided by state and federal bureaus, with sympathy and time given before induction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register and Leader
Iowa
E. H. Crowder
Frank Lyman
Adjutant General’s Office
Crowder
Lyman
Adj
Guy E. Logan
Selective Service Department
Logan
Gen.Logan
Diary of Claire Le Barr from a voyage to Brest and St Nazaire
An on ship diary dated May 3 to June 22 1918 recounts a U S naval convoy voyage from the river to France. The writer notes weather, ship movements, crew changes, encounters with destroyers submarines and a man who dies aboard, ending with arrival at a Brest pier.
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Claire le Barr
U. S. S. Charleston
N. Y
Bach
Chicago
France
War Shack
Charleston
England
Lana
Brest
St. Nazaire
St. N
Nantes
Loire
Crown's Nest
K. L. Wood
Ten Killed in Ruff Building Collapse and Fire
Sioux City July 1 a three story Ruff building collapsed amid a remodeling project. Ten to twenty killed with dozens injured. Fire trapped workers and sentant debris. several are believed buried in the basement. Escape of Oscar Ruff cited as miraculous after eight hours under rubble.
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Sioux City
Ruff
Louis Schuler
Louis Soiseth
Charles Kugel
Walter Nelson
Roy Ostrander
Alfred Hanson
Ruff Drug Company
Herman Feddern
Olof Rossum
John Stutz
John Mouma
Olof
Oscar Ruff
R. F. Kugel
Merle Kugel
Hans Asper
Frank Harp
Beaumont & Braunger
War Savings Club organized in No 4 Buchanan
The No 4 Buchanan patrons met at the school house Friday evening and formed a War Savings society with twenty five active members. Officers elected are President Sylvester Liblin and Secretary Mrs Frank Liblin. They plan an immediate canvass for pledges. A Aerdale Terrier lost, ten months old, name tags and initials J M K on collar. reward offered. Also advertised: new furniture for sale at 307 E Hemstead.
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No. 4
Buchanan
Sylvester Liblin
Frank Liblin
JL. Q. Keesey
W.S. S
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Roy T. Tally
Ottumwa
John Mullenix
Des Moines
Gus Schillerstrom
J. B. Trent
Batavia
City
Carl O’roake
Rock Island
Arthur Wilson
St. Joe, Mo
J. E. Wilson
Marjorie Brown
New London
Mrs
Charles White
Davenport
Verne White
J. M. Hammon
Wisconsin
Charles E. Noble
Ogden
Utah
Richland
Goldie Hill
Libertyville
Miss Blanch Brown
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Baker
George Tucker
The
Great Lakes
Francis Edmunds
Harry Jones
John Whitmore
Nora Whitmore
Willis Green
Glendale
John Foreman
Kansas City
Lothridge
Carl Stanford
Rochester
Minn
Nellie Morris
Walter Prouty
Lockridge
Bessie Prince
Nina Larson
Maxwell’s
Grace Cook
Lawrence Noble
Charles Griggs
Charles Trail
Myrtle Coop
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Lafe Coop
Gus Flinspach
Claire
LE Barr
High Seas
Firm
Ganize War Saving Club
Boy W.S
E. Hemstead
W.S
Paul Coleson
the Store,of Quality
Fairfield
Palm Beach
Gobble & Heer’s
Meyer
Florshein
F. D. Kerrick
Tribune
Griffith
Pierson
Iowa State Savings Bank
C.E. Haynes
John Vogelsang
Fairfield, Iowa
Edwards
Machine Shop
North Fourth Street
Cruise
Minneapolis
W. A. Blair
Northern Steamboat Co
Wm. S. Cox