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Commandments Protect Soldiers Rights in Ohio Draft Ruling
An Ohio draft board drafts ten commandments shielding soldiers from eviction life insurance foreclosure taxes and other rights with delays in court actions and protections against predatory lenders. Prairie Farmer endorses the measure as good advice for noncombatants to preserve service members’ rights.
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Ohio
Dent
Prof W A Wirtz Enters Army YMCA Service
Dr W A Wirtz has joined the YMCA department of the war service and is in Lake Geneva studying for leadership. Born in the United States to German parents who naturalized, his family has long supported the country, though his exact a assignment is not yet known.
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W. A. Wirtz
Y. M. C. A. Department of the War Service
Lake Geneva
Wirtz
Germany
Mr. Wirtz
Dr. Wirtz
Y M C A Report Details Camp Dodge Activities
Fred M. Hanser presents a May Camp Dodge YMCA report noting 1100 educational classes with 53,948 in attendance, 294 musical/dramatic events with 38,671 attendees, 31,129 moviegoers, 343 religious meetings with 10,069 in attendance, and 27,225 men using buildings. Over 480000 letters sent, 6845 books circulated, and $40000 in money orders sold. Hostess House served 41071 meals in three months, accommodated 656 women, hosted wedding ceremonies, and provided rest rooms, emergency rooms, nursery facilities, and writing desks aided by local clubs and communities.
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Fred M. Hanser
Camp Dodge
Hed Triangle Association
Cteft
Hhe Folke
Deak
Reat
Quincy
Des Moines
Community Notices: meetings and events listed
ee and The O E Club will meet with Mrs Mace Clinkinbeard on South Main street Tuesday afternoon There will be no meeting of the DAR Chapter during July The Bishop Tanner club will repeat their patriotic play next Tuesday evening at Bethel AME church
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Mace Clinkinbeard
South Main Street
Bishop Tanner Club
Bethel A. M. Re
Noon Prayer Urged as Prohibition Seeks Six Month Liquor Ban
Washington July 6 Senate passes a resolution urging a presidential calling for noon prayer during the war. Prohibition advocates push to extend Norris amendment to ban sale of whisky beer and wine after six months. Senate House conferees reach an agreement on a 12 billion dollar appropriation bill. navy personnel and wartime funding detailed.
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Senate
House
Phelan
California
Tumulty
Norris
Hendricks
Wilson
U S Protest To Holland Over Railroad Transit Claims
The United States and allied governments issue a note to the Dutch government denying reports that they plan a seizure of the Lerburg railroad. The note asserts such action would breach the April agreement which allowed transit of gravel and sand to Germany but did not authorize military supply timing concessions.
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United States
Inter
Lerburg
Germany
Navy reports capture of Whitshington and Roe in Europe
An aviation pilot from the American navy Whitshington and another officer George Roe of Secttuste Maes are reported captured and held at Camp Landschut Germany. Vice Admiral Sins advised the navy department of the development.
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Whitshington
George Roe
Secttuste
Maes
Camp Landschut
Germany
Navy Department
Sins
Miss Rankin Announces Senate Candidacy in Montana
Miss Jeanette Rankin, representative from Montara, declares she will seek the Republican nomination for the Senate seat to succeed Senator Walsh in November.
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Senate
Washington
Jeanette Rankin
Montara
Senator Walsh
Free Methodist Church Summer Services Schedule
Bible School at 9:45 preaching at 11 and 8 by the Pastor. Special music by the chorus and Miss McClelland of Chicago. Sunday School 10, Class Meeting 12, Junior’s 3, Bible Study 7:15, preaching 8:90. Tuesday and Thursday prayer meetings at 8. July no evening services. Camp Welcome recruiting day and Loyalty Flag event tomorrow. Dr Mosser preaches 10:45 at M E church. 3 The Pre Millennial View at 5.
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McClelland
Chicago
Free Methodist Church
L. Mendenhall
The
Christian Endeavor
Mosser
M. E
Church Services and Reading Room Notice
Weekly church program in Agassiz room at the Library includes Sunday services at 11 a.m. and Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday 8 p.m. testimonial meeting. Reading Room over Fair clothing store open weekdays 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Reading room offers loan literature and welcome visitors. Sunday school at 2:30 p.m. Wade superintendent, teachers meeting 3:30 p.m. Preaching on Mission lawn at 8:60 p.m. Anchor of the Soul. Wednesday prayer meeting 8 p.m. Chas Goodell leader. Sunday school averaged 122 last quarter.
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Agassiz
Fair Clothing
C. W
Wade
Bolts
Mission Lawn
Chas
Goodell
Registrants Update on Questionnaires at Exemption Board
All but five of 116 registrants on June 5th have completed and submitted their questionnaires to the local Exemption board.
No County Fair This Year Says Jefferson County Fair Directors
Officers of the Jefferson County Fair association announce there will be no county fair this year after a thorough canvassing of the situation. Directors met and concluded this was the proper action for the year.
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Jefferson County Fair Association
Local Social and Music Notes From Mt Pleasant
Miss Vera Elder becomes a clerk at Herring's grocery. Miss Mildred Heus returns home after visiting Mt Pleasant friends. Miss Blanch Gaumer returns from Columbus Junction visit. Charles Cochran and son Ron return from Saskatchewan. Rome band joins Unkrich Boys at Mt Pleasant meet Friday and Saturday. Mrs J G Kentz and Mr and Mrs George Lee and son Henry travel to Mt Pleasant for races and visit Mrs Weintz's sister Mrs Charlie Ernest.
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Mildred Heus
Mt. Pleasant
Miss Blanch Gaumer
Columbus Junction
Rome
Unkrich Boys
G. W. Unkrich
J. G. Kentz
George’ Lee
Henry
Mr. Pleasent
Sunday services listed for churches in town
Catholic Church offers one mass at St Mary’s tomorrow at 9 am. United Presbyterian at 11 am with Rev C E Hoffman of Keota. Bethel A M E Church holds Sunday school at 10 am and morning service at 11 with Y P C E at 6 39 pm and preaching at 8 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 pm all welcome.
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St. Mary’s Church
United Presbyterian Church
C. E. Hoffman
Keota
Army flyer killed in Camp Dick crash near Dallas
Lieutenant F R Clements from Hicksfield Fort Worth Texas died when his plane fell 1500 feet at Camp Dick during a July Fourth celebration. His home address was not yet known at day’s end.
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Dallas
Tex
Hicksfield
Fort Worth
Camp Dick
Clements
Balloon Fire Destroys Moline Methodist Church
A paper balloon struck the 200 foot steeple of the Methodist church in Genesee Illinois yesterday burning the building. Loss estimated at 35000 dollars with 1500 dollars insurance. Damage limited to the church though the block was briefly threatened. Chairs and furniture damaged. Also a lost ship pin offered reward by Journal office.
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Moline
Genesee
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