End of War Tied to Ratification and Senate Action
The article debates when the war ends in relation to the Treaty of Peace. It questions whether three Allied ratifications at Versailles end the war or if U S ratification by the Senate and exchange with other nations is needed. Senator Knox argues trade with Germany could resume once three powers deposit ratifications, ending the war per the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia
League of Nations
Germany
Versailles
United States
Senate
Knox
Al-Led
Barnes Controls U. S. Grain
Julius Barnes the United States wheat director assumes exclusive control over wheat and wheat flour exports and imports starting today. Licenses already issued by the War Trade Board will be enforced as if issued by him, giving them full force and effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julius Barnes
United States
War Trade Board
Cossacks Take 5500 Reds in Russian Campaign
Ekaterinodar July 1 Kuban Cossacks bend of the Bon river capture 4000 Bolshevik troops and ten guns. Don Cossacks advancing northward take 1500 prisoners and three mounted trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekaterinodar
Russia
Bon River
Don Cossacks
Raid on Reds' Headquarters in Montreal Seizes Socialist Literature
In Montreal on July 2, 130 patrolmen under Chief Belanger raided the foreign quarters and seized large quantities of Bolshevist and socialist literature. A nearby Epworth League stand alert on July 4th near the drinking fountain southeast of the Auditorium is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Belanger
Epworth League
Barber Shops Open Thursday Evening for Fourth of July
All union barber shops will stay open Thursday evening until ten o'clock and closed all day on the Fourth of July. This notice lists shop hours and holiday closure details for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Union
Phoenix, Kayser and Cadet
Felgar Coal Co announces pure coal and coke grades
There was a clarification that the Felgar Coal Co successors to 8S. A. Power are not connected with any local firm. They offer Purity lump egg and nut coal Fulton Co. lump Bidwell chunks Solvay coke nut and stove. H. A. Knauss is manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felgar Coal Co
8S. A. Power
Fulton Co
Bidwell
Fragmented Text Reflects Quotations on Nature and Youth
A collection of aphoristic lines comments on cheating nature and fate. It notes humble spirits grateful for bread, critiques modern cinema's excess in vampiric imitation, and comments that youth will be served while age often endures servitude. The piece reads as a reflective miscellany.
People’s Column and Classifieds Teem With Small Notices
The column blends a reflective piece on balancing thought with a flood of brief notices and advertisements. It lists wants for a dishwasher at Iowa Cafe, heavy recruitment ads for automative goods, used Studebaker cars, land sale in Bata via Iowa, rental needs in Jefferson County, harvest help, horses and piano tuning services, and staffing calls for Ottumwa laundry and Purity Dairy.
For Sale Items From Vintage Classifieds
Several for sale notices offered including 215 acres near 010 town with 160 acres improved at 000 per acre by M F Bevans Batavia Iowa, clover hay by the load or acre, two Ford cars via Broadway Garage, a refrigerator, cheap fuel from Stuckey Gossick Milling Co, a hard coal base burner from Clifford Thoma, and a grain separator for sale or trade from L Z Messer Rombh IA with dates 11-28-30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Overland Washington Co
Washington
Iowa
Jefferson County
Good Town
M. F. Bevans
Batavia
East
Lowe Street
Broadway Garage
Stuckey-Gossick Milling Co
Clifford Thoma
L. Z Messer
Rombh
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Barnes Controls
U. S. Grain
REDS
H. A. Knauss
Jack
Jess
Mempsey
Nature
People's Column
Iowa Cafe
L. Railway
Sta. F
Louisville
Cine
Harry Bennett
Jefferson County Farm Bureau
Tom Ward
W. C. McFadden
Kozy
Unkrich
A. J. Petrie
Ottumwa
Fairfield Steam
Laurndry
Paved Street
Russell Smith
Home Electric CO
South Second Street
Willard
Donald
OUR Boys
Fairfield, Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Iamond
Georgette
SCT
Monroe
Price Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc
Troy, N. Y
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