War Savings Stamp Cash Sales Week drives Iowa support
Iowa mobilizes ward campaign with famous orators to promote War Savings Stamps during November 25 to December activities. Carl F. Nuehmie leads a statewide volunteers bureau as 2,100 speakers tour counties starting Nov 18, urging purchases at Thanksgiving Day polls to reach a $1.0 billion quota and bear an honor tag for wearers.
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Iowa
Carl F. Nuehmie
Pentgon
Aiding
Uist
Lowe
War Work Record Prompts Election Day Participation
A fragment notes that during war work there is belief no royal Towan will consent to Ubis and that everyone will go to the polls on Thanksgiving Day to contribute to Towan's honor.
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Towan
Loupe
Bald Towa
West Suimmer
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Lee
Dairy Division
Os. del
Agriculture
Wrashington
DOC
North Richland social visits and local highlights
Special Correspondence from North Richland notes multiple local visits. M W Mann and wife, Andrew Tillotson and family, and Guy Harkness's family are among those visiting various homes. Mrs Gen Davis, Mrs Rudolph Offerdahl, and Misses Annae and Try attended gatherings. A local note mentions a doctor call from Akron regarding two injured horses.
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North Richland
M. W. Mann
Rudolph Offerdahl
Andrew Tillotson
Siaday
Ahis Cowiship
J. Vovie
Guy Harkness
Maynard
R. Offerdahl
Gen .Davis
Annae
Puprity
Dr. Grown
Akron
Andrew ‘Tillotson Jilae
Wire
Union Creek News War Era Notes From The Lutheran Church
Special correspondence from Union Creek reports extended wartime sickness and injuries across families in the area. Ericson in Key West injury. Miss Anna Dyldahl overseas. Alvin Manning gassed in France hospital. Local visits, hospitalizations, and travel noted along with school reopening and influenza cases.
Milnerville Notes and Localharvest Updates
Special correspondence from Milnerville reports on C L Khapp family travel to Westfield and K James buying cattle feed. Influenza rigidly borders towns with Gladys and Lois Knapp staying home. Red Cross met for hospital bedding and a November 1 meeting planned. Lavareth Koenig visited from Sioux City then returned to school near Hinton. Wesley Winters returns from Minnesota and works on corn left by previous tenant. Roads slowly improve after last week's storms. Julia Johnson hauled wheat and lumber for repairs at Gurr Oak farm. The Taylor children recover from mumps as neighbors suffer influenza rounds. A Halloween party occurred at the high school. Milner and Paul Wilson visited We arday afternoon. Te hard Milner returned to Merelit work and Mild cases keep neighborhood students home.
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Union Creek
Lutheran Eleareh
Wim
Ericson
Howard Seeman
Sioux City
Los Hem
Henry Manning
Jars
ME Seeman
Janathes Frederic
Kiron
Fowa
Inthiengza
Maurte Ileir Lo
Adolph Wiberg
Keran
W. J. Peck
Louisa Coulombe
Jughvetsen
Wil
W. I
Wloxd
Peek
Lioux City
Geondma Peck
Mroo
Lift
Waterbury
Sellbery
Alvin
France
Tester Genneth
Atend
Stewart Garker
Hawarden
Olof Friesan
G. G. Me
John I
Fesan
Aleren
Hultgren
Jubn
Elmer Hultgren
Martin Johnson
Eric Ericson
Alcester
Jobson
Mer
Olson
E. M. Larson
Ruchester
Minn
Eddie Anderson
Andrew Hampuson
Sellberg
Frank Waterbury
Raymond
Clifton Waterbury
Aug. Nilsan
Chicago
My Seeman
Camp Dix
C. L. Khapp
Westfield
K. James
KK. A. James
Gladys
Lois Knapp
Maleoner
Lake S.D
Red Cross
Lavareth Koenig
Milnervile
Hinton
Gaker
Wesley Winters
Minnesota
Julia Johnson
Gurr Oak Farina
A. Uuys
Taylor
Milner
Paul Wilson
Jen Baverly
Tehard Milner
Merelit
Adaville
Long
Miya King
Schol
Mervill
Lester Sanford
Ain
Westt
Eld
Westfield Write-Ups Special Correspondence
Westfield notes report influenza illness affects teachers and residents. School attendance improves after a three week intermission. Local social events include club meetings and visits from Mrs. Doyle and relatives. Christmas boxes for overseas boys arrived. Red Cross chairman announces readiness for delivery. Community events outline Harvest Home plans and War Work drive participation.
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GG. Main
Sandly
Ann
H. L. Mohr
Baby
M. W. Conway
M. P. Spaulding
Aglection Diy
Ladies Aid
County Farm Bureau Notes Live Stock Exchange
County Farm Bureau notes stress the Live Stock and Grain Exchange run by the bureau invites farmers to use weekly stock lists for sale and buy needs. It warns spring seeding will require adequate seed and urges farmers to secure seed supplies promptly amid unfavorable weather and limited spring wheat stock.
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G Live Stock Exchange
Live Stock and Grain Exchange
Farm Bureau
Particulear Union
Slymouth
Wheat for Sale in Plymouth County Aids Farmers
Sowehoe requests spring wheat for sale and asks for price, quality, and variety details this week. Farmers needing seed may register with UA. calls already coming in, so confirm Plymouth County wheat availability before marketing. Ice house and dairy use noted. contact Dairy Division, USDA, Washington, for information. County Agent in GeMiars, Iowa.
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Plymoush
New Officers Training Camp Opens in California
The government plans a December 1 opening for a large training camp near Chapre monk, California, enrolling 22,000 men aged 18 to 45 with at least a high school education. Applications must be filed by November 2000. Dependents are excluded if applicants do not qualify. refunds issued by civil authorities if not admitted. The article notes Kaiser and Anmerion, with indirect political context.
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Chapremonk
California
Oes
Dultan
Lem
Taewin
Uryane
MAZER'S TOOTH SPECIALTY Dept. ad seeks payment and delivery
An archival ad fragment offers payment ranges from $2.00 to $35.00 per set for iro ken or not and promises payment at once by parcel post and return mail. It instructs recipients to mail to MAZER'S TOOTH SPECIALTY Dept. X at 2007 South Street for Diamond af ald Gold Silver and Wridge-work and related value.
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Mazer's Tooth Specialty Dept
South Street
Allen County Investment Co offers farm land in Kansas
Short winters mild winters cheap land 40 to 240 acres advertised with varied price points and cash balances. Listings claim good improvements and rent-like balance terms. Promises proximity to Kansas City markets and city property trade ins. Partial payment options and full information by mail from Lola Kansas firm. Stores close early in Akron with midweek hours.
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Towa
Kansas City
Allen County Investment Co
Lola
Kansas
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