War Talk by Rev Rogers Attacks German Kultur Ideals
Rev W M H Rogers, speaking at a Muscatine luncheon, argues German Kultur and Prussianism threaten civilization. He portrays Germany as the enemy of truth and religion, warns of brutal conquest, praises Allied resolve, and lauds Wilson's peace concepts as safeguards for democracy and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. MH. Rogora
First Baptist Church
Muscatine
Hotel
Muscating
Apeaker
Germany
Richman
Rogers
Napolean
Europa
Ura
World peace program outlined in civilization document
The text advocates a universal peace based on equality before law, non aggression, and self determination. It calls for disarmament, free national expansion within peaceful bounds, and a world federation to prevent threats to the common peace, praising America for contributing this civilization to the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene
Allied Intervention in Siberia Report Sparks Debate
Telegrams from Pekin report Allied intervention plans in Siberia as Entente forces prepare to mediate. Russia asserts readiness to field an army there while criticizing Japanese expansionism and imperial motives tied to race, citing memories of prior conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prias
Aiaoglaterd
Prewa
Hig
Japan
Siberia
Instructions for Canning Cherries Without Sugar
The Department of Agriculture issued guidance for preserving cherries without sugar amid sugar shortages. Wash fruit before pitting, pack hot in sterilized jars, add hot water, seal loosely, and sterilize with careful water circulation. Jars must be cooled upright to ensure seal. avoid sugar in syrup and rely on hot water for preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Aericulture
Payer
Murle
Kent and wife mark seventy years in Grandview
Louisa county residents Mr and Mrs L Kent observed their seventy wedding anniversary at their Grandview home on June 17. They married in Louisa county on June 17 1868 and are the parents of three daughters. One daughter is deceased. Kent served in the Civil War with Iowa and New Jersey units before settling in Grandview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Towa
Louisa
Chirteanth Now
Jersey
Mr. Kent
Grandview
Wswito Kaya
Army casualty report lists wounded severely and killed
The Washington dispatch dated June 19 reports a long General Pershing casualty list for World War I. It names officers and soldiers from multiple states, including Lieutenants Edward Wilson Youngstown and Danid A. Pigelow San Brittelico, with many privates and corporals from towns such as Gilman and Colfax. The report shows Killed in action, Died of wounds, Wounded severely, and Wounded slightly, plus missing and prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
de ‘c
Petion
Enisos
Petlon
Edward Wilson
Iower
Youngstown
Isaac V. Coltis
Tuo Mound
Arthur Www
Bukur
Semple
Texas
Charlen A. Dyrker
Yoeleyi Jouert Vallone
Samuel Ath
Portland Maine
Ihner G Don
Irijthnid
Ates
Peter Dyenskorimachor
Catawlign
Roltneky
Bhonandoah
Pusadore Krinktine
Alaoater
Bo Dot Tesston T
MaAylngy
New Waves
Miehne
Furelld
Wrathbany
Moller
New York
Reystand
Annsind
Norway
Pardinand
Brooklyn
Trighard TH
Bolin
Jeanasins
Robert Speora
Cornaruls
Michard Noxbury
Colfax
Wis
David G
Mavenporte Sones
D. Milley
Walt Alvin Por
Palmere
Newark
Fending
Tivor
Lae
Peewee
Tourist Rates Effective Now Across Western Railroads
Tourists will receive modest summer rates on all western train routes through the Pacific coast, starting Tuesday and lasting through the season. While lower last year, these round trip fares still offer savings. Officials expected no rates but have now notified local offices to apply them starting June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
British Raid Recovers German Post Near Viewx Berquin
In a raid south of Hebuterne and north of Albert British forces retook a German post near Viewx Berquin, taking some prisoners and two machine guns. Allied artillery remained active around the Ancre valley Moricourt area and Mort-H Manders front, with further raids south of Yebutorne and near Vieux Berquin recovering another enemy post and securing prisoners. General Pershing’s communique notes ongoing artillery activity around Chateau Thierry and the Marne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hebuterne
Albert
Viewx Berquin
Ancre
Moricourt
Mortis Manders
Yebutorne
Vieux Berguin
Thia
Washington
D. C
Chateau Thierry
Marne
Pershing
Food Admin Tightens Beef and Sugar Supplies
Instructiones regarding the food administration regulations are sent to hotels and restaurants by Charles Warner. Under new rules roast beef and steak may be served once weekly, boiled meat twice weekly. Sugar supplies are cut to twenty five pounds for canning, fifty pounds previously. buyers must specify dark sugar. Government allows dealers to sell under the fifty five plan due to white sugar shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
Charles Ft. Warner
Warner
Hmit
Davenport auto driver guilty in fatal crash
Davenport June 19 Charlea H Windle insurance agent was found guilty of manslaughter for a Sunday accident in Eas ter when his car ran over and killed Willie Spier aged 2% years. The penalty upon conviction a night yeara imprisonment and fine of $1,000, reached the war department today. American patrols have crossed the Marne and captured prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Charlea
H. Windle
Willie Spier
War Department
Marne
Eggs Too Ready to Hatch Says Dr Tillie
Food inspector Tillie warns many eggs near market risks of hatching. Board of health discusses rendering plant for defunct animals to aid waste disposal and glycerine manufacture. Notice of licenses issued and complaints about garbage drainage and sanitary conditions appear alongside vacation plans of former Proste-O-Lite station owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Tillie
Tillie
Board of Health
N. Nicholson
J. Gerndt
John Tillie
Federal Department
George W. Seigle
Newell Avenue
A. Y., Berg
Will Lochner
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. II. Rogers
Europe
Atdla
Marna
Bernshards
Cambs
England
Challlen
Iranca
Belgium
Christ
Pion
Fontor
Valhalla
Bawulod
Goi
Odin
Luther Kant
Geethe
Hunthoven
Wagner
Helguin
Lolth Cavell
Iron Cross
Red Cross
Sormany
Ovary
God
France
Britain
Nda
United States
Margen
Wison
Wilson
Senate
Moxlards
Elvics
Ruth
James “H
Toone
Thompson
Ota
Raakton
Harold Rorenee
Sane
Winslow
Avenue
Arox
Yui Robert
Laughlin
Donat D. Sturads
Uniontown
Pia
Norgounty
Culbert
W." Bergin
Wariin
Ye Wiilin Sr Curlett
Sun
Trunesao
8Eloher
Packard
Gadenburt
New Yorty i
Gao
Gao: Hi Gora Manhattan So0 Yh, Neve
Porus
Arthur
Bond
Scipio
Dies
Gibbons
Hood “River
Orerant
Gingon
Rivesville
We Watter
Janininhl
Bowe
Waller
Lohngos
Chicago
Elmonte
Jawall City
Kansantos
Haverhill
Ton WV
Freon
Naone M. da Samaeiven
Ghali
John MM. Griner
Pelhnan
Pee Tee Lyte
Finn Klin
Urton
Able
Sinan mM
Bato Tiyland
Pari
Johnson
Arbor
Ineent
K. Jonnson
Ken
Minn
Sohni Duper
Toth
Fun Inia
Columbus
Ohio
Gunt Gerings
Sphae Greece
Moma Kir~ Kot
No Ohy Aren
Robert Welens
Lenton
Therack
Mite Thoman
Uftuletuhn
Gaffney
Batileerotsd
McCoy
Altoona
St. J. Mancino
Brn
Menry
Henry Read
Onion
Southreon
Monrysnine
Worthington
Roxbury
Maghewood
Cole
Morristown
Thien B
Slant
Hoenn
Towns
William Stephen, Jr
Alippervilla
Ala
Charles Be Wee
Willomel
Stanley —Tarkowski
Chorley W. Taylor Srantare
Maxn
Htarola” Yateere
Ifort Worth
Texan
Ton L. Winns
Nawarl
Neali Alexander Edmond Vautram
Ore Teany
STA sChiewras Fe
Davenport Auto
Tino
H. Wingle
Fred Astrma
Ninkara
Kuppenheimer
Anson Clothing Co
Kupnenheimer Manson
Ween
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!