Justify Lusitania sinking amid German submarine surrender
Warwick reports German submarine crewmen defend sinking Lusitania claiming ship carried munitions and received warning. Some sailors express shame at Germany’s ruthlessness while others cheer the overthrow of junkers. A young officer praises ruthlessness and hints at visiting America.
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Warwick
Gall
Karl Obser
Germany
America
Junkeriem
Notice of Final Hearing in Jefferson County Iowa
Final report of Joel Lloyd as administrator of Henry Hook estate on file in district court. Hearing set for November 30, 1918 at nine oclock to approve final distribution, discharge administrator, exonerate bond, and release sureties unless objections filed. W H Lloyd administrator. attorney R C Legrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hook
District Court
Jefferson County
Iowa
Joel Lloyd
District Court of
W. H. Lloyd
R. C. Legrett
Food Administration Price Interpreting Committee Report 1918
Report for week starting November 27 1918 explains prices based on current market prices plus freight and drayage with authorized profit. Merchants may sell at cost if their goods cost less and may charge higher if cost is higher, with customers entitled to see the merchant invoice.
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Food Administration
Germany's War Debt Put at 50 Billion Dollars
Munich dispatch to the Daily Mail quotes Bavarian finance minister stating Germany's war debt amounts to 50 billion dollars not including any potential indemnities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Munich
London
Daily Mail
Clynes Resigns as British Food Controller
London reports John KR Clynes has resigned from the post of food controller. Paris notes King Albert of Belgium will visit Paris on December 5 and depart for Brussels that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clynes
London
John KR. Clynes
Albert
Paris
Belgium
Brussels
For Sale Classified Listings in People’s Column
A collection of odorless local ads offering livestock including full blood Zarred Plymouth Rock cockerels and ducks for Thanksgiving. Also listed are breeding pullets, a hot blast stove, a process dresser, four used Buicks with model years 1915 to 1918, five cottages for cash sale, a soft coal stove, lions pallets and roosters, ferns, a full blood Jersey cow and calf, all with contact names and phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East G and
C Street
C. A. McLuen
Buick
C. H. Atherton
Wm. L. Long
Clifford Copeland
Maple Ave
Oliver's Feed
J. T. Rodgers
Ford Roadster and Touring Car For Sale In First Class Condition
Classified notices show several sales and wants including a Ford roadster and Ford touring car in first class condition available at Star Garage. Other items: experience needed for clerical and engineering positions, a cook stove and household goods wanted, a nine room house for rent with furnace, and job listings for clerks with government exam details.
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Star Garage
A. J. Smith
American Pearl Button Co
Washington
Iowa
J. C. Leonard
Civil Service
Kenois Building
For Rent Five Room Modern House With Garden Spot
Multiple rental notices describe five room houses in Libertyville Iowa and near Hempstead Street with vacancies first of month bedrooms baths furnaces and sleeping porches. Listings include contact names Mrs R N Slimmer J A Grimes and addresses East Adams East Grimes C Street and 400 W Hempstead. Rentals advertise proximity to the square school and reasonable rents.
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East Adams St
R. N. Slimmer
Libertyville
Iowa
Hempstead
East Grimes
C Street
J. A. Grimes
E. Hempstead St
Lost and Found Items Report Across Fairfield Area
Multiple notices describe lost and found items on the Fairfield area roads and streets. A ladies pocketbook on Farfield Birmingham road carries money and a reward is offered through Earl Henness. A tan leather portfolio with photographs of beds was lost on Lherryville Fairfield road or in Fairfield with a reward at Leggett House. A found pocketbook with money is available via Journal Office upon identification and fee payment. A fountain pen with initial H on the cap is lost and return to Journal office for reward. A diamond and pearl chain and lavalier set is missing between the square and 608 West Burlington street with rewards to James Welday.
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Farfield
Birmingham
Earl Henness
Lherryvile-Fairfield Road
Fairfield
Leggett House
Add. Journal
Journal Office
Lavalliere
Burlington Street
James Welday
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E. C Fligg
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J. S. McKenney
W. C. Spaulding
F Louis White
H. C. Erickson
C. W. Wade
Walter Burns
Sacar
Officio, J. H. Stuckey
Dean Taylor
ALA
Amy
Val
People's
Plymouth Rock
Grant Galliher
Xee
East Adams Street
Verle Frazey
Swift & Company
Chicago
New Chicago
Chas.h
Woellhat
King Bee
Universal
Perfection
Monarch
Universal Ranges
Richardson Hardware
Polisiz
Shinolez