Austrian Peace Demands Trigger Munitions Strike
Strikers in Vienna munitions plants demand government readiness for general peace and invite enemy nations to peace talks. 20,000 workers quit over food shortages as police and army block a street protest in Cologne. Austria faces bread ration cuts with limited meat and horse flesh distributions and mobile kitchens planned for 100,000 daily meals.
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Lokal Anzeiger
Lloyd George Warns of Anxious Months Ahead
In London on June 25 Premier Lloyd George warned of anxious months as a major blow could come in hours or days that may decide the campaign. He said entente allies feel better prepared to meet it and noted enough American troops have arrived to satisfy the allies and defeat foes. He claimed Austro-Hungarians were in full retreat and questioned whether they could effectively retreat.
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Lloyd George
Entente
House of Commons
France
Germany
Roosevelt Jr Receives Honor for Gallantry at Cantigny
Maj Theodore Roosevelt Jr, with the American army in France, is cited for conspicuous gallantry in the Cantigny operations. The citation notes he went forward to supervise a company under attack, remained in command despite gas exposure, and led his battalion throughout a heavy bombardment.
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France
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Cantigny
Canfieny
Roosevelt
Army to Train School Boys in Wisconsin
General Crowder orders 600 graduates from grammar schools in Wisconsin to be trained for military service. The program is open to volunteers, expanding the manpower pool for national defense.
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Ger. Crowder
Wisconsin
Washington
Provost Murich
Crowder
Ohio
Iowa Men to Southern Camps Draft Entrains July 22
Nearly all of Iowa's 17 829 men in the July draft will be sent to Camp Gordon Atlanta Ga and Camp Pike Little Rock Ark during a five day entrainment period starting July 22. Only white men and those fit for general service are to be inducted. Jefferson county has about 180 class one men, with many previously class two reclassified, and the county is expected to lose most of its class one personnel. Buy W S & B.
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Camp Gordon
Atlanta
Camp Pike
Little Rock
Ark
Jefferson County
Daily Journal Ad Rates And Submission Policy
The Daily Journal announces prices for cards of thanks poetry and letters from service members. Classified ads rise to 25 cents for the first insertion and 15 cents for each later insertion. Minimum five lines or 25 words. five lines base, then extra words billed at one cent first insertion and half a cent subsequent insertions.
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Daily Journal
For Sale or Trade Items in Classifieds
Multiple small ads list a Jersey milk cow for sale or trade, a Poland China sow with eight pigs, 5006 feet of 1 inch black pipe with couplings at 6 cents per foot, and a plane binder in good working order. Contacts include phone numbers 4527 and 3650 and business Joel Turney & Co at 717.
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Poland
China
Joel Turney & Co
Wanted help to unload coal at gas plant
WANTED at once men to unload coal apply at Gas Plant Iawn Electric Co. 731 WANTED contractor to build modern six room house on oiled street will lease two years or longer Calvin Hoskins 730 WANTED to buy a good fresh cow if not a good cow don t call as I am looking for one that will pay to keep through winter Call phone 3369 716
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Iawn Electric Co
Calvin Hoskins
Community News From Fairfield and Round Prairie
Glendale residents and relatives from Fairfield visited Wood Thrush Park the home of H Heaton. Union district Round Prairie raises funds for W S S and Salvation Army drive. Fairfield Camp Fire girls picnic at Wood Thrush Park led by Miss Helen Bean. Bernard Damm bids friends farewell as he leaves for the army. H Heaton spent much of last week in Fairfield with sister Mrs George Heaton. Buy W S S.
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Robert Louden
Roy Louden
Jameson
Fairfield
Wood Thrush Park
H. Heaton
Union
Round Prairie
Salvation Army
William Horton
Burlington
Helen Bean
Bernard Damm
George Heaton
Fairfield Retail Stores to Close All Day July 4
Fairfield retail stores will be closed all day on July 4, with evening hours on July 3 remaining open.
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Fairfield
Cedar Township Women’s Association Unit Meeting
The Cedar township Women’s Association met at Mrs. Wm. McWhirter’s home with strong attendance. Miss Jessie Griswold Jefferson county home demonstrator outlined plans for her work and new members joined. The next meeting is set for June 27 at May X Nady’s home, and an ice cream social for church benefit is planned June 26 at A. V. Coleson’s residence.
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Cedar Township
Wm. McWhirter
Jessie Griswold
Jefferson County
A. VY. Coleson
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