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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1918
Page
6
A wartime appeal urges readers to grow more food to support soldiers and civilians in Europe. The piece emphasizes home gardening as a duty and links agricultural effort to national victory, urging every yard to contribute and workers to unite with the war effort.
Mrs Malone reads a censored wartime letter from France and tries to share news of Pat and Pat O'Hara while omitting forbidden details. The poem by Edgar A. Guest ends with Mrs Malone writing home that the baby is well, despite withheld specifics.
Analysts hail Ferdinand Foch as the supreme Allied commander whose proven merit and steady leadership unify French British American Belgian and Portuguese forces from the Ypres sector toward victory. His strategic mastery and calm under pressure are credited with maintaining line discipline and confidence amid brutal fighting.
At the Municipal League luncheon in Seattle the speaker urged citizens to report disloyal foreigners and enemy aliens. He said many born abroad owe final citizenship and that loyalty varies, calling for a named, non anonymous report to build a big list for action.
Mr Reames praised the expanded federal justice and labor systems as essential to wartime effort. He warned that loyalty checks will trigger sentences and removal of disloyal citizens, while praising the justice department’s growth and the fight to keep the Hun from Puget Sound.
Washington June 5 The President declared opposition to further liquor legislation until the National Food administration decides it is necessary to conserve foodstuffs.
Notice is given that a special term of the District Court, Territory of Alaska Fourth Division, will be held at the United States courthouse in Flat Alaska beginning June 24, 1918 at 11 o clock for the transaction of all business pending before the court. Signed by J. Clar Clerk and A. M. Kilgore Deputy.
The message urges readers to send serviceable clothes or shoes to Adams house or Snyder House and to leave items at the N.C. Co. or Tub and Tub baths at any time, aiding Belgian relief efforts during wartime.
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