Baseball Scores From Monday League Matchups
National League results show Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh 0 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 6 Boston 1 Cincinnati 6. St Louis New York had no game due to rain. American League Detroit 6 Philadelphia 0 Chicago 0 Boston 1 St Louis 2 Washington 3 in 14 innings. American Association games Columbus St Paul 0 Raoulsville 5 Milwaukee 1 Kansas City 5 Indianapolis 2 Minneapolis Toledo rain.
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Patriots Involvement Under Liberty Bonds Plea
A fragmented sermon invokes patriotism to promote Liberty bonds with three Greek American brothers Antoneos Stavros and Anagnostopoulos stating their wartime sacrifice. They describe lending $38,000 in bonds and $1600 in savings, arguing the investment aids the government and reflects gratitude for America’s opportunities. They discuss family drafts and readiness to serve. The piece also praises American women filling wartime roles across work and offices, asserting national unity.
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Qiethee Sam
Jony
Stavros
Nia
Esre
America
America Rallies Women to Support War Effort at Home
A wartime appeal urges women to bolster morale and sustain soldiers in the trenches. It emphasizes the duty of Americans to back wounded and weary fighters, promising victory and a just, free world. The call ends with a plea for steadfast homefront courage and unity.
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America
Thirteen Men Sought by Ft. Madison Exemption Board
Ft. Madison Ia June 11 Thirteen men are being sought by the local exemption board twelve for not returning questionnaires and one for failing to appear with the last increment Clell Perry who vanished with his young son after marital discord has not been heard from The others named include Ray H Tompkins Keokuk Geo Bukner Weaver John Ware Marion Smith Carson Rowe James Strange Albert Berry Claud McNaul and Walter Ahearn The board expects to locate most of the slackers and evaders eventually.
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Ft. Madison
Camp Dodge
Clell Perry
Ray H. Tompkins
City
Geo. Bukner
Weaver
John Ware
Martin Carroll
Marion Smith
Carson Rowe
James Strange
Keokuk
Albert Berry
Argo
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Claud McNaul
Montrose
Walter Ahearn
Boston
Daily Journal classed ads and poetry rates announced
The Daily Journal announces changes to classified ad rates effective June 1. Cards of Thanks remain 50 cents. Poetry is charged at five cents per line. Letters from service members may be published. Minimum five lines or 25 words. Additional words cost one cent for first insertion and half a cent for subsequent insertions.
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the Looper
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Henry Ford
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Te Journal
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