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Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

06 Jul 1918

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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1918

Page

3

Germany's New Peace Offensive Debate in The Tribune

A long editorial analyzes Germany's likely peace offensive after 1918, exploring Kaiser Germany's diplomacy, the role of Junkers, and the risks of a war-weary world accepting concessions. It warns that victory on the battlefield alone will not end the conflict and stresses the need for a Europe rebalanced by strong, independent states.

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Prane H Srwoods the Tribune Ass Tlon New York Kuhlmann Germany Junkers Reichstag Teast Koehlmann 191S France Russia America Britain Nappie Europe Esake Merne Paris Channel Calais Alsace-Lorraine Austria Brest-Litovsk Berlin Constantinople Baltic Bosporus Cairo India Black Sea Transcaucasian Indian Arctic Russian Empire Pacific Balkan Poland Danzig Low Countries Danube Straits Napoleon Rhine Belgium Alsace- Lorraine Italy Samoa Togoland Ukraine Crimea Turkey Roumania Serbia Osmanli Empire The Marne Vistula Balkans Asia Romania Bosporns Brussels Trieste Strassburg Metz Belgrade Warsaw Riga Africa United States Teuton Seine Stragsbure Lindendorff Somme
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Jackrabbit Packing Industry Expands During War Era

A Kansas entrepreneur, K. C. Beck of Hutchinson, transforms park-based packing into a twofold war effort by industrializing jackrabbit slaughter for meat and fur. Rabbits arrive by carload from western states, are cooled, skinned, gutted, dried, and frozen for shipment to eastern cities, where meat sells around 12 cents a pound. Skins become felt for hats, while feet and entrails fund fertilizer. Beck, dubbed the jackrabbit king, claims to have processed over 1,000,000 rabbits, saving millions of pounds of pork and beef in support of Allied needs and Hoover’s food campaigns.

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Kansas K. C. Beck Hutchinson Kan Beck Oklahoma Colorado Hooverizing
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War issues reveal tests of victory and failure

The text reflects on turning to account on the Vistula the Danube and the Golden Horn as the war unfolds, marking real victory tests for both our side and our allies amid the ongoing conflict.

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Vistula Danube Golden Horn
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Encouragement to Aid in War Demands Cited in Court

A La Porte City resident was urged to buy 1000 in thrift stamps and boost government securities for war. Another local man added 600 to support government efforts and the Red Cross. A Waterloo resident nearly 90 joined others meeting Red Cross quotas while some cited failure to destroy barberry bushes due to nonresponse to notices. A Courier want ad promises best results.

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Judge Advocate Court Altho la Porte City Red Cross Way Fund F. C. Platt Red Cross Waterloo
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David Baxter Black Hawk County Prest-Olite Co., Inc Central West West Fifth Street Woods Waterloo Automobilists War Economies Board Waterloo Storage Battery Co Waterloo, Towa
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