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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1918

Page

4

Ray Arnold died Saturday morning in College Addition

Roy E. Arnold, son of Mr and Mrs Arnold, died Saturday morning at his home in College Addition from cercefo lis. Born September 18 1895 in Henry County he moved to the city eight years ago. He married Ollie Shultz March 15 1915. Survived by two brothers Samuel Arnold Nea of Lockridges Fred Arnold of J city and sister Mrs Gitnn Shesum. Funeral today at ten from the residence Rev L B RMabas officiating interment Ev reen cemetery.

Roy E. Arnold Priests Arnold College Addition Mr. Arnold Henrys County Ollie Shultz Keowayqua Fwajieu Samuel Ar- Nea Lockridges Fred Arnold J&'s City Gitnn Shesum L. B. Rmabas Evreen

Violent Riots in Vienna Fireshots at German Embassy

Fresh rioting in Vienna ends with police and troops firing on crowds near the German Embassy. Four killed and 17 wounded in clashes as Count Karolyi reports parliamentary action and Vienna seeks relief measures from Budapest and Hungary. A Zurich dispatch cites Emperor Charles weighing cabinet resignation. Prague and Budapest coordinate aid shipments to Vienna including 22 000 acres of corn and food supplies.

Germamny P Glice M. Karolyi Copen- Wagen Paris Charles of Austria Zurich Sevdey Emterer Budapest Austria Vienna

British Face New Drive on Western Front

British and French reports note intensified German cannonade and raids as signs of a potential new German attack. Paris fronts north of Soissons and near Hautresnes show improved French positions while British patrols press in Arras and toward Albert. German attempts to retake ground near Morris in Flanders are repulsed, says the war office.

Wris Accordiec Paris Soissons Faverolles Hautresnes London Arras Albert Morris Flanders War Office

Girl We're Fighting For Cartoon in War Exposition

A May 10 Stark and Stripe cartoon titled The Girl We're ALL Fighting War depicts a sailor and a sailor saluting the Statue of Liberty presented to America in France. The piece credits Le Thou Baldridge of Chicago, a former Chicago newspaper artist.

Chicago Stark and Stripes France le Thou Baldridge Chi“eo Amer

Huns Kill American Ace and Battle in Europe

Fragmentary wartime notes report American ace Parks killed by Huns in a duel with German forces. Mentions of Gervin and other figures appear garbled amid frontline fighting descriptions on a Chermanynes front. French air contact and machine gun action are described with unclear motives and outcomes.

Durllard Moss Breadaney Chermanynes Gervin Alreain Fie Germany

Public beef ration cut as pork supplies rise

President Hoover urges reduced beef consumption for army and Allies this summer. Public urged to limit beef meals at hotels to two per week, beefsteak to one, and roast beef to one weekly. Household meat purchases capped at about one and a quarter pounds per person weekly. Policy linked to seasonal production and shipping conditions through September 15.

Herbert Hoover France

Wheat not essential to diet says health official

Dr Guilford H Sumner secretary of the Town health department and state medical examiner joins Hoover and Deems in declaring wheat flour is not essential for health. He cites oats barley and rye as substitutes and notes dairy products like milk and cottage cheese support sustenance.

Guilford H. Sumner United States

Must Build Food Reserve for Wartime Conservation

At a Washington meeting of federal food administrators from 48 states the consensus urged Americans to store every grain possible for potential hard years ahead. They advocated not relying on unlimited wheat bread until the war ends and supported continuing substitutes, milling extraction, and waste reduction in flour and bread despite a large harvest.

Washington Lerner

Farm price limits set for livestock and tents

The report notes fixed farm price for slaughter meat at two cents per pound in Switzerland hay town. Also mentions maximum prices for tents and beans, indicating price controls across farm products and related goods.

Switzerland

The Unbeliever at Fairfield Theater Opens Today

Fairfield Theater presents The Unbeliever a World War I drama from The Three Kings with Raymond McKee and Marguerite Courtot. Authentic trench scenes come from Quantico Marine Corps support and a vivid Belgian heroine Virginie Harbrok.

Fairfield Theater Fairfield Berlin Phillip Landicutt New York Raymond McKee Lita Marguerite Courtot Virginie Harbrok 6Th Batallion U. S. Marine Corps Quantico No Man’s Land Marine Bowie Bennett

Classified notices and rates in The Daily Journal

The Daily Journal outlines rates for personals poetry and letters from service members, plus a 25 cent first insertion and 15 cent for each subsequent classified ad. It lists sale items including two lavatories and a Ford five passenger car with contact names and phone numbers.

Daily Journal

For Sale Lineup Prompted in Classified Ads

A jumble of sale items lists a Jersey milk cow a Polard China sow eight pigs a Chicago typewriter an Elite model and a piano binder. Each entry includes contact phone numbers or dealer, with pipe fittings sold by length and a local firm name Joel Turney & Co.

Jersey

Lost tire and keys ad on Otuimwa road and Broadway Garage

Found a auto tire on Otuimwa road and an overnight set of keys at Broadway Garage. Owner urged to identify and pay for the ad to claim items.

Otuimwa Broadway Garage

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