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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1918
Page
6
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Dan Cul Bertson writes from abroad describing rough daily life in trench weariness. He notes poor but improving stationery purchases, long hikes of 25 kilometers, frequent rain, and limited meals while hinting at a possible move toward Unit R and a nearby burial site of Allan Jewett. He reflects on gas alerts, air power, submarines, and German prisoners, and mentions plans to fish, visit a village, and share keepsakes with his mother and father.
J E Cohagan of Co hagan and Atherton has been recommended for first lieutenant in the Ordinance department by the Adjutant General's office at Des Moines. He seeks assignment to service with traveling automobile repair shops behind the lines in France and is slated for three months of special training before deployment.
A patriotic program and social at Bradshaw School in the city raised enough money to reach one hundred percent support for the Junior Red Cross. Miss Belle Allender led the event with a school social held last evening.
British and Greek forces push on in the Lake Doiran area with 700 prisoners taken and two river lines widened. In Macedonia the front advances toward the Cerna river. 5000 prisoners and 50 guns reported. Bulgarian trench systems breached on the Serbian front. Allied cavalry presses pursuit. Ten thousand Bulgarian prisoners reported sent to the rear.
Senator James Flamilton Lewis of Chicago returned from France and England praising the unity toward America. He cited 50,000 American soldiers landed in one day and credited the U S with pioneering convoying of ships. He said Germany’s military spirit is broken and German leaders admit shock at America’s advance.
A short program at College Addition school was followed by a pre social. The event raised 13.75 for Junior Red Cross and school needs. PEO ladies to entertain BILs at Armory dinner Monday with Mrs J F Wilson chairing and Mrs E C Bock as hostess assisted by several others.
Washington dispatch reports the Rainbow Division joined the St Mihiel push and played a gallant role. Iowa troops are believed included. They went over the top at Leicheprey and reached Thianmont, advancing eleven miles in two days and taking about 1000 prisoners.
The American Red Cross requests 5000 tons of used and surplus clothing for relief in Belgium. All clean sturdy garments for all ages are needed, plus sheets bed ticks bed covers and newborn garment fabric. Do not send flimsy items rubber goods or hats. Gathered in townships or at Fairfield building north of Savings Bank. Material due by Monday September 30. C P Starr chairman Jefferson County Chapter 4.
Mr and Mrs D O Friend of Brighton visit relatives in the city. Miss Alice Frasher travels to Des Moines to visit brother John Frasher at Camp Dodge. William Stever goes to Iowa City for Students Training Corps. Lon roth family from Burlington attend Hufstedler funeral. Huddleston and Bruggemier family visit Camp Dodge. Katherine Black teaching at Centerville spends weekend with parents. William Lyon of Camp Dodge visits his parents. Clarke Thompson from Bloomfield en route to Iowa City for Students Training Corps. Stores near the square close during Wm Hufstedler funeral. service held at family residence drawing large attendance.
Secretary Lansing's note conveying President Wilson's reply to Austria's peace proposal sparked consternation in Vienna. Emperor Charles hurried from Hofburg to convene with Baron Burian Count Czernin Baron Seydl and Austrian Premier Hussarek for an immediate conference.
New York Sept 21 Brigadier General White announced that Canadian and British recruiting missions in the United States will close all recruiting offices October 12. After that date Britons and Canadians of military age will be liable to the draft. Men within the draft age must enlist before September 20 or face the draft.
A large overflow crowd gathered last evening at the Methodist church for a joint reception honoring retiring pastor Dr W R Keesey and his successor Dr C L Tennant. An informal program featured greetings from pastors and wives and remarks by Ef F Simmons R H Polly H A Anspach Prof V A Vartanian and C Ward.
London dispatch reports the interallied labor conference unanimously voted to subscribe to the 14 points outlined by President Wilson.
A British armed boarding steamer was sunk by a submarine. Fifty eight members of the crew are missing. The incident occurred near London on the 20th of the month.
London reports an interallied conference will be held in Versailles with details to be announced. The news notes the gathering involves allied powers and is slated for a forthcoming date.
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