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Newspaper
Pocahontas County Sun
Location
Laurens, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
3
A quoted remark from Mr Gladstone on domestic relations suggests a pattern of submission and insistence between spouses. The speaker notes that the success hinges on both parties taking turns in insisting and submitting, implying marriage prospers when neither dominates.
Horner easily handles Brute Trained in a yard test. The trainer praises the horse Cah be trained my mand Te roar of ar titlery and the sheebk of battle.
The piece presents Georges Clemenceau at seventy seven voicing hope for six months to live to see the war end and France rebuilt. He asks his doctor to tell him honestly if he can endure the six months of effort and leadership as the nation anticipates victory and a Liberty Loan drive. The tone honors his courage and frames public resolve around his resolve and the home front effort.
A civic appeal urges farmers to expand cultivated land and raise grain and livestock while also converting stored wealth to support the war in France. It stresses that money, deposited in banks, must be mobilized to fund food, ships, clothing, and medical supplies, with government-set prices guiding fair sales.
Wartime appeal urges American women to support the Third Liberty Loan by buying bonds to fund the war effort. It emphasizes women replacing men in work, thrift at home, and unwavering resolve to aid soldiers overseas. The message calls for universal service and personal sacrifice to ensure victory.
Fragmented OCR text discusses government bonds as wartime finance. It portrays requests to farmers manufacturers and workers to sell products on time and accept advance notes, enabling supply for the war effort, while criticizing profiteers and praising government authority. The passage references bonds and creditor terms in a chaotic, illustrated wartime policy context.
In intense fighting west of the Rennere forest near Toul American forces repel German waves across No Man’s Land. They suffer heavy machine gun fire and gas shell bombardment but hold positions, inflicting German losses while recover ground near Leicheprey. Berlin claims 183 American prisoners and 24 machine guns taken. Paris reports French and American troops regaining nearly all terrain lost in the sector.
Washington April 3 The administration bill authorizing retirement of silver certificates and for the purchase of a flyer was passed by the house without amendment. It had cleared the senate and now goes to the president. The measure aims to retire silver certificates and regulate new coinage in future.
H S VanAins announces candidacy for senator from the Fiftieth district subject to publican voters at the upcoming June primaries.
A candidate for the Pocahontas County Recorder position announces intent to run in the upcoming primary on June 4. The notice cites Humboldt Pocahontas Storm Lake and references party guidance, with Rose McCortia Jr. named in connection to the bid.
County candidate Mosif announces run for Republican nomination for County Attorney subject to primary voters. Endorsing/appointed by R L L Hudson requests support from voters in the upcoming election day.
W. Wood announces candidacy for county auditor of Pocahontas County Iowa at the June 3 1918 primaries He is midway through his first term and asks for support from voters in the county.
I announce myself as a candidate for the office of sheriff of Pocshontas county subject to the will of Republican voters at the June primaries. Inegarden.
June Sod and G. B. Peterson announce their candidacies for county treasurer subject to Republican primaries. The notice identifies both as contestants for the nomination and outlines intent to seek the office.
Service advertises in expert cleaning of ladies shirts coats dresses and waists using dainty fabrics. They lean out to prove quality and return garments restored to a like new appearance. Includes care tips and quick turnaround.
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