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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
6
Big Sum Sent to Allies Under U S Loans
Washington reports loans to Allies total 6 091 000 000 with about 400 million added monthly. Treasury figures show credits by country: Great Britain 8 170 000 000 France 1 765 000 000 Italy 860 000 000 Russia 225 000 000 Belgium 121 000 000 Greece 15 790 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Easury Department
France
Russia
Belgium
Greece
U Boat Attacks U S Ship Off Atlantic Coast
An American steamship arriving at an Atlantic port reports three U boat attacks early Monday between Cape Henry and Cape Hatteras. A torpedo reportedly passed within a few feet of the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Cape Henry
Cape Hatteras
Flyer Lost On Patrol Trip
Paris report says Lieut. De Gramont, commander of a squadron of American aviators, disappeared recently during a patrolling expedition. He was the son of an Academy of Science member and had previously served with the British Armies as officer-interpreter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lieut. de Gramont
Academy of Science
McKinley Bailey Wounded in France During War
James B. Bailey reports son McKinley Bailey of Company N 163th Infantry Rainbow Division in France was wounded four months ago when shot below the knee. He has been in a hospital since and is healing but may not return to active service in the trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Bailey
McKinley Bailey
Co. N, 163Th Infantry
Rainbow Division
France
Professor Carter Receives Passports for Europe
Professor Charles Carter head of the biology department at Parsons College received his passports for travel in England France and Italy. He will leave for New York late next week and sail for France at the end of July to work with the American Red Cross wherever assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carter
Parsons College
England
France
Italy
New York
American Red Cross
Five Shot In Disloyal Riots In West Hope Ohio
Rev L B Peters trampled a flag and was moved by auto toward Napoleon after a three hour siege as a mob of over 200 vigilantes pursued. German residents faced barricades and five men were wounded in clashes between locals and Germans amid a call for troops from Sheriff Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hope
Friends
Here
L. B. Peters
Napoleon
League of American Patriots
Spencer
Grovernor Cox
WW. A. Ritter
West Hopet
Ritter
Ask Every One You Meet About Camp Libraries Book Donations
A prompt asks readers to inquire of all contacts whether they have donated books for Camp Libraries. The notice urges participation to stock library shelves and support troops or campers. It emphasizes community effort and ongoing collection guidance.
Easter Stars to Initiate Members at Masonic Temple
A meeting of the Easter Stars is set for eight o'clock tomorrow evening at the Masonic Temple with initiation of new members urged. Center No. 7 War Savings Society met last night with about forty one members and a program by school children, followed by a business session and sale of Thrift Stamps and War Savings Stamps totaling 26 Thrift Stamps and 12 dollars 54 cents in War Savings. The society now has thirty nine members. Tuesday evening Alpha girls rode to a grove near Glasgow for a picnic supper with Miss Bessie Jones as chaperone. the gathering was sociable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Center No. 7
War Savings Society
Glasgow
Bessie Jones
Notice to sugar users on filing demands by July 15 1918
All retail grocers bakers hotels restaurants boarding houses and county institutions using sugar must file their statements for reasonable demands with W T McElroy Chief of the Sugar Division at Ottumwa Illinois on or before July 15 1918 or face cut off of further supply for the balance of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. McElroy
Ottumwa
Ilovna
Recital Friday Night by Students of Wilbur E. Keesey
A short but interesting piano recital by the students under Wilbur E. Keesey will be held at 7 30 tomorrow night in Prof Moorhaad's studio. The public is cordially invited to attend. The program will be published tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur E. Keesey
Moorhaad
Stuio
Personal notes from region locals and a lost envelope notice
Carl plans to start for Scotland soon. Mr and Mrs John Loehr visit Hedrick relatives. Claude Teeter of Lockridge was in the city yesterday. Lost an envelope addressed to Christopher and Goldbeck Chicago Ill somewhere between the park and Orpheum building. Return to Journal office for reward. Ladies silk hose colors sold at Drake Cle Co for one dollar per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Teeter
Lockridge
City
Christopher & Goldbeck
Chicago
Ill
Park and
Orpheum
Winder
Journal Office
Drake Cle. Co
Chairs Caned and Furniture Upholstered Trial Offer
A brief notice offers furniture caning and upholstery services with a contact phone number 1451 and a separate number 780 for inquiries. The ad presents no location or business name and reads as a simple classified service snippet.
Drake Clo. Co. Promotes New Trousers Line
Help that faithful old coat and vest out with a new pair of trousers at Drake Clothing Company. The offer highlights a refreshed selection and value pricing aiming to outfit complete outfits for customers seeking updated apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake Clo. Co
28 ships built in first week of July raise totals to 223
Washington reports 28 ships completed in the first week of July bringing the year to 223 vessels under the Shipping Board. The new fleet totals 1,415,022 deadweight tons. See William Farnum in his greatest picture at the Orpheum tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Shipping Board
William Farnum
Orpheum
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Prof
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West Dope
Carl
Scotland
John Loehr
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Hannah-Clinkinbeard
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A. F. Carlson Fairfield Motor CO
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S. D. Howell
Square A
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Roth & Co
Aunsing
Airdome
Jesus
Christ
Fairfield
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Sensible
Chevrolet
Studebaker
Ford
Hannar-Glinkinbeard
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