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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1918
Page
6
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Washington reports Independence Day will feature the largest single day ship launches in U S history with at least eighty nine vessels and a total deadweight capacity of 439 856 tons plus six more hulls under construction may raise tonnage to 470 886 This one day effort will exceed the previous annual sea going tonnage production and surpass the pre war 1901 record by 12050 tons.
Foreign Minister Tehicherin states the Soviet government will not alter its course toward the Czecho Slovaks and insists there is no alternative to compulsory disarmament. He cites counter revolutions since the Kiev period and rejects any compromise with counter revolutionaries.
Washington reports a blanket authority to raise wheat prices at primary and other markets. The move, approved by Hoover, backs a $2 per bushel minimum guaranteed by a presidential proclamation issued February 21. The executive order directs the grain corporation in New York to implement the price support.
Public remarks from an Italian premier at a British embassy garden event declare Italy’s victory over Austro-Hungary. The broadcast notes widespread celebration across Italy and mentions the war’s broader impact and public morale.
The Salvation Army drive in Fairfield begins with strong local support and ward captains directing workers. First partial report comes from the fourth ward showing $181.60 raised. war service buttons will honor subscribers. District Organizer Burton stresses this as war work supporting government personnel and urges reporting refusals. Nearby notes mention Miss Mary McCormick visiting Birmingham and several local family visits.
Libertyville caller C W Riggs visits the city. Mrs R T McClain visits Beckwith relatives. Miss M Olyd Raines seeks recorder seat on Independent ticket for November. Carl Emery reports landing in Cape Charles. may return soon. Clayton Turney had air operation at Jefferson County hospital. Ada Montgomery heads to Boulder Summer school. Mrs Dollie Huffman Rizer resigns from Fairfield Glove and Mitten to Racine Wis. Miss Susie Gudgell accepts job at Fairfield Pop Works. Florence Humphreys ill at home. Mrs George Howard and family visit then return to Centerville Cla rinda. Mrs R Obiartel visits Monmouth sister. George Bradfield visits Centerville. H A Falk leaves for Mountain Lake after Fairfield visit. A group drives nine Oldsmobiles from Lancing, Mich. for Hannah Clinkinbeard Auto Co.
The record shows standings for the American League with teams such as Bossier, Wichita, and Kansas in recent games. Notes indicate match results like 4-4 ties and 1-2 margins, with several clubs listed in varying positions.
In response to a government call for skilled workers a number of draft age men appeared before R. J. Wilson to apply for enlistment in branches such as mechanics, clerks, and typists. The list includes George N. Light, Bert F. Carl, Floyd V. Goodman, Lorenzo R. Heston, George A. Brown, Bernard E. O Neill, Verl A. Teeter, and Benj H. Blakely who has been accepted for auto mechanics. About 103 Iowa slots were available and those selected will depart July 1 for training in Chicago ll. The Advisory Board will assist registrants with questionnaires starting Monday July 1 in the Court room.
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