Names list from a historical newspaper roster
A long catalog of personal names appears, listing numerous individuals such as Roy Duff Keith Carl Foote Carl Beebe Earl Harris Rose Story Fred F. Joy Carroll Roe Ira Edwards and many others, likely part of a directory or society roster from an old paper. The text seems to be a fragmented segment with no narrative event or date. It foregrounds individuals and surnames in a dense, unstructured line.
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Roy Duff Guy Keith
Carl Foote
Carl Beebe
Earl Harris Rose Story
Fred F. Joy Carroll Roe
Ira Edwards
Carl Wilson
Paul Finney Lafe Parker
James Reed
Frank Perry
Mike Farrell
W. T. Biggs
Chas. Cibert
George Duff Bert Scarlett Cloyd Earns
W.C. Smith
Dan Robison
John Wilson
William Reed Claude Libert
Max Gardner
Claire Galiher
Oscar Bartley
Paul McEvoy Merle Wilsor
George Soper
Edgar Vernon
Frank Rhoads
Arthur Lattig
Roy N., Scholl
William Petty
Bernie Baylor Francis Smith
Harry Medaris
Floyd Dement
Frank Wagner
Emery Harper
Clarence Petty
Daniel Mallory
Clarence Birge
Ralph Bohning
William Butler
Leland A. Roe
Peter Scott, Jr
Cleo F. Reeves
Claude Ruggles
Otto B. Hansen Ivan H. Sheeler
Joe Dougherty Herbert Bartley
William Hayter
Hobart Newton Walter T. Root Gerald M. Birge Guy Todhunter
Wilford E. Way Jacob,k. Foote
Charles P. Kopp Howard O. Bell
Earl C
A People's War Statement by Woodrow Wilson
President Wilson declares a People's War for Freedom and Self-Government across nations, urging nations to break through hypocrisy and brute force to make the world safe for the people, or risk domination by the strongest military power. He frames the conflict as a fight against tyranny and for political freedom worldwide.
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Woodrow Wilson
The
United States
Local political announcements in eighteenth Iowa district
Candidates declare for June Republican primary statewide offices including state senator County Treasurer County Attorney and County Recorder from Malcolm Iowa plus a personal wartime letter from Vesta Scott to an old friend describing mail, Red Cross work, and war garden activity.
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Iowa
Republian
Julius A. Nelson
W. A. Follett
What's Behind Liberty Bonds
An explainer argues the security of Liberty bonds as absolute and tax-exempt, comparing them to farm mortgages and national risk. It asserts the vast backing of U S production and population, urging readers to invest in liberty bonds despite wartime fear. Local notices follow, including births and property sales and a family arrival.
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United States
Europe
America
Thank You Notes From Anita and Columbia 1918
Anita Iowa and Columbia Missouri correspondents send gratitude and encouragement to GEO C SOPER in 1918. Letters express appreciation for comfort kit and ongoing support, with promises of help and prayers from friends.
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Anita and Lincoln Center
Columbia chapter hosts school of instruction and banquet
Columbia No. 127 C E B S held a Monday school of instruction at the Masonic Temple with Sister Swordsman from Adair No. 252. About eighty members attended a banquet prepared by three sisters, then returned to the lodge room for inspection and regular business. Mary Ludwig notes in Avoca April 6 1918, Billy Biggs returns to Anita, and Miss Margaret Bell of Wiota attends the Eastern Star in town.
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Columbia
Masonic Temple
Adair
Swordsman
Margaret Bell
Wiota
Eastern Star
War Dept plans furloughs for enlisted men to aid farming
The War Department intends to grant furloughs to enlisted men to boost farm production this season. Commanding officers may issue short, unpaid furloughs for seeding and harvesting time, subject to rules and recalls when overseas orders arrive. Exceptions apply to ranks and moving units. special agricultural experts may obtain furloughs via the Secretary of War and Secretary of Agriculture.
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War Department
Secretary of War
Secretary of Agriculture
Hobart seeks reelection as county recorder
The Massena Echo endorses O M Hobart for another term as county recorder. It praises his qualification, accuracy, and methodical work, noting no strong Republican challenger and urging voters to return him.
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O. M. Hobart
Hobart
O. M
Massena Echo
Frank Van Brocklin for Treasurer A Massena local bid
County Treasurer Frank Van Brocklin announces his bid for re election claiming efficient service and extra efforts beyond duty while Massena and nearby celebrate his roots and character. The item blends political note with neighboring social notices including a Cass county woman’s winter visit and Red Cross leadership shifts.
Seed Corn From Henry Field Seed Co
Ziegler and Ziegler advertise legal services in collections and probate matters. They promote Henry Field of Shenandoah Iowa and the Henry Field Seed Company as a source of seed corn and other seeds, claiming large selection and wide recognition. The ad urges sending seed orders to the Henry Field Seed Co.
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Ziegler & Ziegler
Henry Field
Henry Field Seed Company
Shenandoah
Iowa
Henry Field Seed Co
Dentist Dr L R Eller Over Galiher Building
Classified note lists dentist Dr L R Eller at the Galiher Building and an For Sale ad for two young calves with a phone reference. It also mentions Mrs Henry Dacken from Atlantic visiting Anita with her sisters for a chapter meeting, accompanied by Mrs Cruse, and a vacancy at the Congregational church after Rev H J Wilkins resignation likely to stay unfilled for months.
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M. J. Davis
Auntie Davis
Lewis
Cass County
the Grand
Colfax
Henry Dacken
Atlantic
Anita
Cruse
Congregational Church
H. J. Wilkins
Evangelical church welcomes Rev Pickford new pastor
Miss Greta Stone suffers pneumonia cared for by nurse Nelie Eneix. Greta was missed at chapter Monday night, her father reports improvement. Rev Chas Pickford, formerly of Belle Plaine Iowa, assumes Evangelical charge and family in parsonage. Anita extends welcome. Miss Ruth Allanson listed sick at Reverend Wilkins home while boarding for school.
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Greta Stone
Nelie Eneix
Greta
Chas. Pickford
Belle Plaine
Iowa
Evangelical Church
Pickford
Anita
Ruth Allanson
Rev. Wilkins
Complaint Dept Prompt for Camp Records
If the boys in the camps do not receive the Record regularly write to the complaint department and the error will be corrected at once.
County Supervisor Metz Notes Soil Conditions Improve
County Supervisor Mike Metz says the soil is in excellent condition this season and will require less moisture and rain. He notes the ground "never worked up better" and forecasts reduced rainfall needs due to the favorable soil state.
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Mike Metz
Metz
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Anita Record
Iowan
Sherm. F. Myers
Frank van Brocklin
County Recorder
M. Hobary
Malcom
R. Y
France
Besse
Earl
Marengo
Delta
Pearl
Jand
Red Cross
R. C
Charlotte Ziegler
Des Moines
R. J. Cornell
Geo. Thorpe
Joe Stolcup
Wm. Wagner, Jr
Joe
Rock Island
Robert Lee
B. R. Wissler
Grandma McCord
Ife
Eliabeth Lueckert Towe
Avoca
Sherm Myers
Mary Lodwig
Billy” Biggs
Frank
Massena
H, Eb, Campbell
Veie
Anita Branch
Wilkina
Anita Bank
Uncle Sam
Kaiser Bill
John C. Voorhees
Harry C. Faulkner
Leon G. Voorhees
A. R. Robinson
L. R. Eller
Galiher Building
A.R. Cochran
Lennox Furnaces
ER. S. Wolfer
J. D. Wilken
Wilken
Atlantic, Iowa
Herman Wilken
Jesse Wilken
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