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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
5
A reader argues that the United States should ban German language papers during wartime, saying Americans need no German press and government action would ensure loyalty. The letter mentions Jersey milk calls and Kidd's Dairy phone number 125.
A humorous conceit on marriage and courtship contrasts old habits with modern fears. It lampoons male vanity and female prudence while noting the social emphasis on faith, aging, and appearances. The State Highway Department begins its annual spring drive, with rules to remove signs nailed to trees along public highways.
Beginning September enlisted training will be provided in every college grade institution enrolling 100 or more able bodied students over 18. Government to provide equipment as available. A military training unit will be created in each college. Enlistment voluntary but all students over 18 urged to join. Members will be in the Army of the United States liable to active duty on President’s call. Policy withholds active duty until age 21 unless urgent necessity.
In Belgium, about one million union members refuse to work for the Germans, even under threat of starvation. Their unwavering stand forces German rear-positions to hire behind the lines, delaying front line operations. Relief from allied sources sustains them, as they endure shortages. Col Taft and Col Roosevelt are again friends, though the public may not care as both are viewed as dead ones. The Democrat praises the administration for effective work.
The milk goat industry in the United States remains underdeveloped and faces education challenges. Goats suit small households, require less space, and can consume wasted feed. Tuberculosis is rare in goats, and demand for quality stock outstrips supply.
A local Exide Service Station announces no charge for battery inspection and immediate repair options for Exide automotive batteries. Owner R V Graham promotes stock on hand and fast service across multiple counties, emphasizing readiness to meet customer needs without delays.
When you make up your mind to which one you are going, I will be glad to help you plan a trip that will make your 1918 outing a memorable one. S. B. Thiehoff, Ticket Agent, The Pleasant Way to Travel Everywhere West.
April reports show twelve U-boats sunk by British and American destroyer squadrons, cutting Allied and neutral tonnage losses by twenty five percent. The piece praises the patrols for keeping sea lanes open and ensuring vital troop transports and food ships reach Britain and the United States, honoring the crews who fought in darkness and cold.
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