Local Briefs Highlight Visits and Health News
Ed Gordon of Chicago, A L Crecraft of Abingdon and many others are in the city for visits. Red Cross and Y M C A fundraisers loom with auctions at Buchanan No 4 on May 14 and school sales at No 1 and No 6 in coming days to aid war charities.
Preparation for Reg 21 Year Old Men Registration
The local board reports preparations for registering men who have turned 21 since June 6 1917 likely on June 5 1918. Supplies are being sent and the Provost Marshal General directs quick setup pending a congressional act. About 22 000 Iowa men will reach 21 this year and boards must estimate sites and costs for one day of registration.
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Adjutant General’s Office
Congress
Iowa
Deemster film opens in New York with Caine in cast
The Deemster fiction is brought to life on stage at the Broadway theater in a new film production. Young Hall Caine appears as the young fisherman facing a knife wielding madman. The 10 reel picture schedules showings at Fairfield theater next Wednesday and Thursday.
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Hall Caine
New York
Deemster
Mr. Caine
Fairfield Theater
Storm Tornado Death Toll Rises Across Iowa and Illinois
A violent storm and tornadoes killed 17 people in Iowa and seven in Illinois, with many injuries and widespread property damage estimated at about 1 million dollars. Wires were down in many areas and delayed casualty reports. towns like Nashua Plainfield New Hampton Calmar Toulon and El mira reported multiple deaths along with a noninjurious freight train wreck near Calmar on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line. Southern Michigan also faced damage as the wind swept from midnight into the morning.
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Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
Nashua
Plainfield
New Hampton
Calmer
Toulon
Franklin
Elmira
Ill
Calmar
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Michigan
Detroit
Sunday School Convention May 17 at Free Methodist Church
A Sunday School convention will be held at the Free Methodist church in this city on Friday May 17. Sessions run 9 30 to 11 30 and 2 30 to 4 30 in connection with the district quarterly meeting. Public invited.
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Free Methodist Church
Fifty Indians Arrive at Camp Dodge Draft Quota
Fifty Native American draftees arrive at Camp Dodge in Minnesota Territory with Sioux and Fox representation. They are described as finely built and eager, adopting modern names such as Henry Bender to replace tribal names. Charles Bender, noted Chippewa pitcher for Philadelphia, is mentioned as a relation.
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North Dakota
Camp Dodge
Henry Bender
Charles Bendler
Fame
Phillies
Philadelphia
Sale and Social at Buchanan No 6
A social and sale will be held at Buchanan township school No 6 next Friday evening. Refreshments will be served and the public is invited. A feature of the sale is last year’s cost belonging to D. M. Root. any amount over $30 will be split between the No 5 and No 6 school funds.
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Upper Richwoods School
Buchanan No. 1
Red Cross
Buchanan Township
D. M. Root
Henryetta Mob Cashes In on Disloyalty Suspect
A crowd of about thirty Henryetta residents dragged Chris Wagoner from the city jail. They stripped him, painted his body red, and whipped him twenty times before returning him to jail on disloyalty charges.
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Henryetta
Okla
Chris Wagoner
Flyer Fells Six Huns Over Paris May 11
French air ace Sublieutenant Rene Fonck downed six German planes near Paris on Thursday, as the war report states. The victory adds to Fonck's growing tally of aerial victories this month.
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Paris
Sublieutenant
Rene Fonck
Cadet Harry J. Myers Killed in Texas Plane Crash
Cadet Harry J. Myers of Bucyrus Ohio died when his plane lost control during a spinning nose dive at Hicksfield east of Fort Worth Texas. The accident occurred at an altitude of about 1 000 feet.
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Harry J. Myers
Ohio
Makins
Hicks
Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
Hlarry J. Myers
Bucyrus, C
Hicksfield
Here
American flyer down seven German planes in France
Sergt. Frank L. Rawlies of New Bedford Massachusetts has brought down seven German airplanes in the last two months according to an official dispatch from Washington.
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Washington
Frank L. Rawlies
New Bedford
Mass
France
Notice to creditors of the Journal Printing Company
Creditors holding accounts against the Journal Printing Company or its firm members are required to submit statements of account to Journal Printing Co. or B. J. Taylor Sons.
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The
Journal Printing Company
Tomato Plants for Sale by S A Power at 503 W Stone St
Nice hardy tomato plants offered for sale by S A Power at the residence on 503 West Stone Street. Includes available quantities and pricing.
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S. A. Power
Stone Street
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