Review of the Week on War Plans and Registration
Edward W. Pickard surveys U S war aims and the push toward trieste with Italian support. He notes a planned 10 billion dollar annual supply program run by a new wartime commission and preparations for June 16 national army registration amid suspected German influence at antiwar meetings. The piece cites Wilson, Britain, France, and Italy coordinating munitions, training, and mobilization as America readies a larger national force for France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
United States
Bea
America
Frater
England
Italy
Trieste
Trentino
Wilson
France
Bernard Karuch
Great Britain
Thame
West Virginia
Secret Service
Chicago
New York
Roosevelt
Global War News Mixed with Domestic Strains in 1917
Bulletin summarizes wartime developments across Russia, Italy, Austria, and France, noting shifts in leadership, military morale, and impending armistice talks. It reports on U.S. diplomacy, suggested aid to Russia, and the impact of economic strains and labor plans at home amid continuing battles and political changes.
Bonanza farmland offers quick sale in Minnesota ads
Classified items promote Quinetu Central Minnesota lands fit for farming stock dairying and grains with low prices and easy terms. Deals include 24.00 acre barley land and a railroad station site. Also advertised is a country store business with building and residence, urging immediate action due to other interests. References to Denton County and M Klauber in Hoffe, Mo and Rofflin, Mo appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinetu
Minnesota
Denton County Lent Estate Co
Rapids
Mion
Klauber
Hofffie,Ma
M. L. Klauber
Rofflin
Eggs for hatching from Thompson stock barrier Plymouth Rocks
Eggs for hatching offer best Barred Plymouth Rocks direct from Thompson with guaranteed hatch. See EE Evans at Ware and Dawsons. Thirty Barred Neck Eyes by mail. Lh Killin Fillmore Illinois. PEO to meet Mr Dora Hallock Saturday afternoon. Jasper Henderson and Roy Meriwether visited Macon. Miss Floy Greenwell returned home from Perry. Raymond Lewis returned from University of Missouri, will stay home for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rocks
Thompson
EE. Evans
Ware
Dawsons
Lour Mail $B. Lh. Killin
Fillmore, Illinois
Floy Greenwell
Shelbina
Perry
Raymond Lewis
Columbia
University of Missouri
Bad Egg Arithmetic Revisited In Nebraska State Journal
A fragment recounts a visit to a bar and a churchyard, reflecting on fifteen years past with memories of drink, crime, and sorrow. The narrator recalls old friends, a hangman, and the grim toll of consuming passion, as Walt Mason is cited from the Nebraska State Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Halifax
James A. Jams
Walt Mason
Nebraska State Journal
Mrs Parson Returns Home From Paris Visit
Mrs 5 G Parson of Shelbina returns home after a brief stay in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. G. Parson
Shelbina
Paris
Registration rules telegram clears up enlistment limits
The army adjutant general says registration allows volunteering for any branch before actual drafting. Once drafted, soldiers cannot volunteer or switch branches. Before drafting, individuals may choose any suitable branch. after drafting, assignment is fixed. Local notes mention visits and shop sales as context. Virgil Lindsay visits N G Yahos family, and Boone and Dearing advertise bargains on shoes in Ely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Boone and Dearing
Army
HP. McCain
Navy
Boone & Dearing
Mrs J P Renshaws Hannibal Monday Visit
Mrs J P Renshaw and Hibbert and granddaughter Josephine Morthland spent Monday in Hannibal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Renshaw
Hibbert
Josephine Morthland
Hannibal
Sunday Visits Across Local Families Reported
The command throng al hovers at Misses Lorena Burditt and Ethel Stewart spent Sunday with Emerine Gentry. R L Courtney and family of New London are spending the week with H Lear and family. Earl Shelton of Illinois is visiting Henry Minor and family. Mrs. Lon Handley of Hannibal is the guest of B F Handley and family. 3 M Sandifer and family spent Sunday with Jane White and family. Charley Ryan and family spent Sunday with Vent Lily and family. Miss Jessie Shank spent Sunday with Miss Blanche Jarman of Monroe City. John Tonser spent Sunday with some folks. Henry Lear and family spent Sunday with Price Young and family. A number from the vicinity attended the play at the opera house Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena Burditt
Ethel Stewart
Emerine Gentry
R L Courtney
New London
H | Lear
Earl Shelton
Illinois
Henry Minor
Lon Handley
Hannibal
F. Handley
M. Sandifer
Jne White
Charley Ryan
Vent Lily
Jessie Shank
Blanche Jarman
Monroe City
John Tonser
Henry Lear
Price Young
Opera ‘House
Dopp Goodnight Couple Weds In Hannibal Home
Mr. Ira S. Dopp of Hannibal and Miss Ollie Goodnight of Bay Island married last Saturday at the bride’s home. The bride is daughter of Mrs. W. A. Goodnight and niece of Mrs. Joe Hickman of this city.
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Supply Commission For All
Russia
U. S
Canada
Wivien
Widdie
Kerensky
Gewang
Rusia
Shigeo
Boris Ethmetieff
Tokyo
Aml
Hossin
Shea
Interfete
Wilxon Leg
Maxie Gorky
Rutein
Socialist Party
Stockholm
Preackinen
Herce Pfoetan
Hepmep
Austria Langs
Ing
Ag Prine
Julius Addnecy
Hungary
Teleste
Cadorna
Jared Bost Giovanni
Hind
Esty
Seexton
Dritich
Nure
Hhynber
Uip
Beez
Department of Agriculture
Department of Mericulture
Senate
Betes
Geneeral
Farm Loans and Insurance
W. B. Fahy
P.E.0
Dora Hallock
Jasper Henderson
Roy Meriwether
Macon
Hamilton, Brown Shoe Co
St. Louis, U. S. A
Hamilton Brown Shoes
HL Ware
Mangle
Susie Ryan
PS Sasa
Ioa Nolen
Quincy
Gatrede Evans
sGranse
Ait Jonesy
Hanly & Green
Virgil Lindsay
N.G. Yahos
R. Manning Walker
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