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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1918
Page
6
Secretary McAdoo says he has had his breeches half soled and recommends them. The text notes plans to have breeches fitted with Nick Gesman's Puncture Proof Retreads for increased durability.
Iowa soldier wrestler Earl Caddock again proves world champion status and hopes to soon reach the front for a Kaiser Bill match. An exchange printed 18 political announcement cards last week amid recruit drives by army and navy. Rooseveltian critics target George Creel after failing to sway Daniels and cabinet officials.
A local saying notes thousands of bushels from last year’s potato crop remain unconsumed. The prudent grower will plant enough now to meet needs next year, ensuring no old stock exists by September first.
Last week Wallaces’ Farmer ran a picture of Howard Chandler Christy drawing government war posters. The image shows a soldier kissing a farewell to a maiden as a poster model. Question arises: where is the recruiting office for models located.
A Chicago circular from the I W W defense committee asks contributions to aid members indicted in federal court. The piece carries a Buy Now U S Government Bonds 3rd Liberty Loan stamp and denounces use of the mails for propaganda amid wartime lending appeals.
The senate bill will curb traitor activity at home and reduce mob law. It argues disloyal persons threaten war efforts and should be punished through legal processes rather than vigilantism.
The German American Alliance dissolves after a storm over years of actions, turning the treasury over to the Red Cross. The group says the charter should be rescinded to prevent its revival, noting its wartime impulses tainted the organization and should bar any future reformation in America.
Davis County exceeded its Third Liberty Loan quota by a large margin with subscriptions totaling 565 600 against a 120 876 quota. Marion County logged 420 000, more than three times Davis in amount, though population differs. Davis has long supplied volunteers for enlistment, leading many state counties.
The author argues mob justice is inherently anarchic and cannot be confined by law. While sometimes the mob’s actions seem to reflect civic virtue, they often lead to further lawlessness, with respectable citizens joining in while the worst elements drive vengeance. Strong restraint of mob action preserves orderly justice until courts can adjudicate.
A Jasper County man worth about $100,000 refused a $1,000 Liberty bond offer and felt wronged. After neighbors urged action, he agreed to a $50 or $100 bond, but county defense officials pushed for $2,000. He then promptly sent a check for the full amount, realizing the pressure and heading to a decisive purchase.
An American Red Cross inspector visiting Pella criticized the small turnout at the local sewing room while praising the dedication of the few longtime workers who regularly contribute. The piece condemns those who skip duty over minor issues and urges active religious and civic support for the war effort.
The writer argues that even after victory the nation must keep up efforts. Those avoiding military duty or trying to dodge service are held in contempt. Every able person should aid the war effort, and Red Cross work is the official government auxiliary demanding full support.
All about kidney trouble and uric acid poisoning with a testimonial from Mrs Goematt at Old Folks Home in Pella. She cites back pain weakness and irregular kidney function improved by Doan's Kidney Pills. Sold by all dealers priced 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Benton County Real Estate Co announces lands suitable for farming, stock raising, and dairy in central Minnesota with prices reasonable and easy terms. Also offers lands in northern Minnesota in varying sizes. Contact 12-19 Sauk Rapids.
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