Evening Journal City Editor Seeks Advertising Contacts
A brief notice states the Evening Journal publishes with a city editor and offers a weekly rate of 44 dollars for advertising space. It emphasizes local reach and professional editing support.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1918
Page
4
A brief notice states the Evening Journal publishes with a city editor and offers a weekly rate of 44 dollars for advertising space. It emphasizes local reach and professional editing support.
A reflective piece about thirteen boys leaving for war with the Firefly train. Friends and family fear the unknown length of the mission, imagining mothers, sweethearts, and fathers while wondering when the returned boys will arrive. The piece notes farewell scenes through Washington and local towns.
A humorous wartime poem laments pervasive dandelions as a foe more yellow than any Teuton. The speaker vows to weeds battle, diggings, and tireless effort to restore a neat lawn, inspired by friendly neighbors clearing their yard.
The passage describes young men marching toward an unknown future as they may soon sail abroad to fight alongside strangers for national ideals. It portrays enlistment as a noble duty in a great effort whose outcome remains uncertain but drives their willingness to join the war effort.
A seven year old child died in Zurich from an old age condition after a two year illness. The family gained local fame as athletes with the oldest brother a first class boxer and the younger sibling winning many sports prizes. European doctors consulted but could not cure the illness.
Captain Edward G. Bliss of the engineer corps son of General Tasker H. Bliss U S A has shown first class military mettle. He graduated from West Point in 1916 and has served in Washington, soon to go to France. General Bliss is the permanent American representative on the interallied war board.
In Parliament Joseph Devlin interrupts to demand progress on the Irish convention report. Protests erupt as he clashes with leaders over conscription policy for Ireland. Asquith delays judgment until the bill is printed, warning machinery would take weeks or months to set up.
Political announcement states Harry McAltal seeks the Republican nomination for county treasurer at the June primaries. The candidate asks voters for favorable consideration and notes the nomination is subject to Republican primary voters.
An article argues the staff officer is essential to victory, detailing roles, departments, and procedures. It notes five core elements of operation from preparation to oversight, the need for written orders, and the chief’s signature. It also outlines personal qualities and training methods for French officers.
George F. Morrison announces candidacy for re-election as county attorney, stating it rests with Republican voters in the June primaries. He emphasizes loyalty to party principles and urges support from GOP voters.
RA J L Brookhart declares candidacy for Republican state senate seat in the tenth district for the June primary. He says the race will be decided by voters and expresses commitment to the campaign.
A statement names T. A. Michels as a June Republican primary candidate for county attorney in Washington County, subject to the will of Republican voters.
W H Butterfield announces candidacy for county attorney in June primaries subject to Republican voters. He asks friends to support his campaign and work for the office.
The merchant notes appreciation for a simple prompt to respond to an advertisement. A casual remark signals interest in orders and potential business changes. The comment emphasizes direct communication and prompt recognition of ads in commerce.
Thousands seek relief from stomach upsets by using Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The vegetable compound, mixed with olive oil, stimulates the liver and bowels to restore natural function, relieve indigestion and bad taste, with no harsh effects. Take one or two at bedtime as directed by druggists.
The reading shows corrected 1918 January 20 timetable details for Westbound No. 25 and No. 26 passenger trains with limited times, one daily line and exceptions, attributed to W. E. Lindsay, agent.
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