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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1918

Page

4

Germany’s peace offer seen as time buying by allies

The piece argues Germany uses a peace offer to delay and bargain from occupied territories, seeking a round table as a path to victory through diplomacy. It accuses Berlin of hypocrisy, cites President Wilson’s fourteen points as ideals suspect to German aims, and warns allies to distrust German sincerity.

England France Italy United States Germany Maxmillian Wilson Congress

Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason

Poet muses on future topics after peace returns wondering what will replace war talk and politics. He imagines everyday chatter about hay prices games and petty annoyances as the same old themes resurface in time.

Wm. Sutherland Democratic Nominee for Representative

A political notice endorses Wm. Sutherland as Democratic candidate for representative at the November election urging voter support. It emphasizes Sutherland as the party nominee and calls for backing in the upcoming ballot.

Wm. Sutherland

Ambitious postwar aims cited for a Europe of peace

The text argues that a militarist German government cannot accept peace terms and lists plans for open covenants, freedom of seas, removal of economic barriers, armament reductions, fair colonial adjustments, evacuation of occupied areas including Russia Belgium and Alsace Lorraine, redrawn frontiers in Italy, autonomy for Austro-Hungarian peoples, Balkans security, Turkish autonomy, an independent Poland with sea access, and a general league of nations to guarantee independence and territorial integrity.

Italy Austria-Hungary Roumania Servia Montenegro Balkan Turkey Ottoman Empire Poland General Association of Nations

Washington man targets ladies at Saturday celebration

A Washington man suggested this morning that some ladies at the Saturday night celebration neglected to wear their customary makeup. He added a jab about peace talks and implied a desire for victory. Madame Botchkareva is named as commander in the text.

Washington

Women as Soldiers Failures in Russian Battalion of Death

A speaker from the Russian Battalion of Death claims women cannot be disciplined soldiers. She notes thousands of husbands could have warned the Madame who formed the battalion. Washington and other towns celebrated Germany's surrender with concerts bonfires and services. News demands flooded lines as rumors swirled. If Germany pays for Belgium and France destruction the cost of tyranny may prove high.

Washington Germany Belgium France

A Warning From Harold MacGrath

A National Security League piece urges Americans to stay vigilant against German aims. The author portrays German leaders as deceitful while insisting on unwavering resolve, recalling the Lusitania and the suffering of innocents to rally public support for a total defeat of Germany.

Iowa county food administrators listed by J P Deems

Federal Food Administrators in Iowa compile a county roster led by J P Deems United States food administrator for Iowa. The list names county chairs and addresses across the state including Adair J W Adams. Corning D J Murphy. Centerville John C Ashby. Des Moines J L Pettibone. Dubuque S D Ryan. Mason City S M Hoyt. Ottumwa Fred H Mall. Keokuk J R Mackey. Sioux City M J Benker and many others, indicating a broad network of local administrators serving during the period.

Adair J. W. Adams Ontanelle Adams Ceeeeeees Corning Allamakee D. J. Murphy Waukon Appanoose John C. Ashby Centerville Butler Chas. W. Caldwell Aplington Butler J. G. Mitchell Seesee Atlantic Csm Arthur EB. Lund Tipton Cerro Gordo M. Hoyt Mason City Hk. McNider H. Wrench W. J. Kennedy New Hampton Lyon Clinton J. Quigtey DeWitt Crawford Frank Wolliston Denison Dallas John G. Regan Babi Ades Dalian A. D. Hagikcina Perry Davis P. T. Grimes Bloomfield Davis S. McConnetll Bloomfield Decatur W. H. Shields Leon Delaware L. Mathews, Sr Manchester Des Moines Pettibone Marlington Des Moines S. Rand Burlington Tickinson White Spirit Dubuque D. Ryan E. Dubuque Dubuque M. C. Mathews Dubuque Dubueue Tee McNeelly Dubuque Emmet Mack J. Groves Sberville Fayette M. Phillips West Union Vloyvd Geo. W. Johnson Charles City Franklin T. W. Purcell Hampton Fremont Vernon Johnson Sidney Greene Chas G. Cockerill Jefferson Grundy al Lepley Anton Harricon T. M. Gilmors Missouri Vailey Stenry W. A. Sternberg Mt. Pleasant Henry Ledru Willits Howard John McCook Cccee Cresco Newton Jasper Myers Nowson Jefferson J. S McKeney Wee Petrfield Jefferson W. C. Spalding Fairfield Johnson Oujo Rock Rapids Madison M. J. Roach Patterson Marshall L. C. Abbott Margehalltown Marshall A. Moserip Marshalltown Millis A. E. Cook Eeeeeeey Malvern Mills Geo TE. Masters Eee Glenwood Mitchell A. M Albin Muscatine J. L. Giesler Muscatine Montgomery J. C. Bryant Red Oak O’brien H. L. Avery Frimghar O Brien W. W. Overtolser Osceola TL Steiner S ‘ Page D. D. Waterman Clarinda Tocahontas O. P. Malcolm Pocahontas Pocahontas W. Day Pocahontas Pork Pottawattamie H. Huntington Union H. Lichty Keens van Buren H. B. Sloan Keosauqua van Buren B. P. Ketchum Parmington Wapello Fred H. Mall Ottumwa Warren Wm. Buxton B. Miller Shenandoah Palo Alto E. A. Morling Emmetsburg G. W. van Brunt Council Blots Poweshick Spalding Grinnell Poweshick W. J. Nelson Grinnell Plymouth Davenport Scott Samuel T. White Davenport Shelby C. F. Swift Harlan Shelby J. J. Langenfeld Earling Brux Gerrit Kins Cerer Orange City Cannes Ames Tama C. E. Walters Toledo Dow Traer Taylor G. W. Hook Hideanad Bedford Forest City Winneshiek C. J. Weiser Decorah Winneshiek W. H. Emmeons Saad Lada Burr Oak Woodbury Charles Breun, Jr Sioux City Worth Benker Vcs C.esss Northwood Worth H.C. Fineh Northwood Wright W. C. Ramaay Relmond Wright L. E. Beer Engle Grove

Remembered Wrath and War Speech Sparks Pacifist Warning

An angry patriot demands harsh vengeance for soldiers and declares resolve to pursue war against Germany. He warns pacifists to stay away and vows to finish the conflict before any talk of mercy. The rhetoric emphasizes bloodshed and a refusal to seek peace prematurely.

Germany

Butter Prices Spark Washington Conference Action

A Washington conference with Mr Hoover and fifty industry representatives urged stabilizing butter prices. The Food Administration vowed enforcement against profiteering and set price margins on storage and fresh butter. Canadian reports warn of poultry shortages while European beet sugar losses threaten future sugar supply.

Washington Hoover The Food Administration United States United States Food Administration Canada

Sugar rations may shrink further this autumn warns expert

The Food Administration has urged 1200 institutions including hospitals with 1,220,000 people and dining rooms at educational institutions to join a nationwide Red Cross effort to save fruit pits and nut shells for gas-mask charcoal to protect American soldiers from German gas attacks.

Food Administration Red Cross

Sugar stock dispute leads to Red Cross payment

W. H. Gorman of Lansing paid 300 dollars to the Red Cross for making untrue statements about his sugar stock. The Food Administration urges farmers to curb rat damage and prevent food waste. Boston actors join a campaign to collect fruit pits and nut shells for gas mask charcoal, enlisting 3,500 children in one day to help. Washington reports a nutting party of fifty girls using country trips in motor cars for the effort. The war effort hinges on nut shells for charcoal to protect soldiers from gas poisoning.

W. H. Gorman Lansing, Mich The Red Cross Boston Volunteers of America Washington

The Further Necessity of War Industries for Fuel Product

The article argues a continued mobilization of wartime industries is essential to secure fuel products. It highlights government coordination, production goals, and the impact on national defense, with emphasis on efficiency and sustained output amid labor and material challenges.

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Relief for Stomach Ailments

A testimonial asserts long suffering from stomach trouble and gall stones ended after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It claims to dissolve catarrhal mucus and calm inflammation of the stomach liver and intestines. The advertiser notes a money back guarantee and sales through Lemmon's Pharmacy and other druggists.

Mayr Lemmon Adyt

Food and rationing measures amid wartime shortages

The piece notes that brewing must cease from December 1 1918 to save food during wartime. It outlines expected reductions in bread and meat use, stresses milk preservation, and cites British prosecutions for food waste. It also mentions an Allied plan to export breadstuff from the United States totaling 409 320 000 bushels and other cereals.

United States United States Food Administration Allied Nations

Food costs in South Africa rise since pre war times

The Statistical Division Information Service reports feed costs for a five person family have increased about 4 percent since before the war. Specific items show large gains with rolled oats up 86 percent and condensed milk 85 percent. coffee and fish prices unchanged.

Statistical Division Information Service South Africa

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