Christmas Greeting and Payment Enclosed
A note from M A James to James Sherman encloses a five dollar and fifty cent payment for the Record and Des Moines Capital for 1918. The writer sends Christmas and New Year wishes and asks after the recipient's well being.
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Sherm
Des Moines
M. A. James
Anita RECORD subscribers and wartime notes from Hastings
Charles James sends a subscription to the Anita RECORD and wishes for returning soldiers to come home safely. Ed Perry reports cold weather in Hastings with scarce coal and high prices, noting Anita people are managing well. Purchases and mail to Hurley, South Dakota appear in Palladium notices. Louis M. Martin, state highway engineer, named captain and awaiting orders to report to a training camp for active service.
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Sherm
Anita
Charles James
Anita Record
Louis M. Martin
State Highway Commission
Atlantic News—Telegraph
Army Camp Diary From Deming New Mexico 1917
Dr Earl Daughenbaugh writes from Camp Cody Deming New Mexico December 5 1917 detailing camp life weather and health measures He notes sand storms scarce rainfall high altitude 4300 feet and clean water He praises the YMCA Red Cross Masonic Lodge and local town merchants urging subscriptions and advertising in hometown papers. He also mentions Iowa soldiers and the army hospital routine.
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Camp Cody
Deming
New Mexico
Sherm
Anita
Masonic Lodge
Iowa
Red Cross
Y.M.C. A
E. Daughenbaugh
Avoce Journal Herald
Navy Letter From 1918 Des Moines to Boston
From Paul McEvoy the Record reader shares news from wartime Navy life in 1918. He describes night classes, Christmas leave, an allotment starting January Bth, skating on the Charles River, and the Fire Department flooding tennis courts. He mentions snow, an insurance plan, a governor’s trouble with a WV escapee, and three men drowned aboard the Queen Elizabeth. He visits Bunker Hill and the Washington Elm, and notes the passing of Dr A W Vaughin of Adair. The letter closes with a jab at local utilities and a chuckle about suspending religious hardship.
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Sherm
Charles River
Des Moines Tribune
Des Moines
Navy
Caddock
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Johnson
West Virginia
South
Texas
Great Lakes
Hisenrich
Osman
Overcost
Petie
Scott
Hemeway
Bunkerhill Monument
Washington Elm
George Washington
Tax collectors to aid public with income returns in 1918
Government plans to deploy tax officers to counties to help residents file 1917 income returns between January 1 and March 11, 1918. Officers will visit county seats and other towns, with postmasters and bankers receiving notices. Exemptions for 1000 and 2000 will expand the taxpayer base. delays or avoidance will incur penalties. Local reports note farmer responses and ongoing needs for higher crop yields.
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Internal Revenue
Louis Murphy
Germans miscast as barbaric yet boastful on science claim
The piece lists global inventors and nations to argue Germany has not produced major inventions. It contrasts German military menace with achievements by Americans, British, French, Italians, and others, praising diverse breakthroughs from steam, telegraph, photography, medicine, and industry while denouncing German alleged self-promotion.
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Townes R. Leigh
Cincinnati Enquirer
Germany
Newcomen
Devonshire
England
Watt
Scotchman
Cognet
Murdock
Trevithick
Stephenson
France
America
Professor Morse
Atlantic
Cyrus W. Field
Lord Celvin
Alexander Graham Bell
Scotland
Marconi
Cyrus McCormick
West Virginia
Meikle
Eli Whitney
Massachusetts
Hargraves
Arkwright
Kay
Brune
Cartwright
Dauguerre
Galileo
Pasteur
Krek
Lister
Edward Jenner
Harvey
de Toutons
Suez Canal
Pacific
Panama
Notable Inventors and Discoverers Across Nations
A compact survey credits Bessemer in steel, Burbank in fruit, Lavoisier as father of modern chemistry, Linnaeus in botany, Hutton in geology, the Virginia Mary for sea physiography, Descartes for analytical geometry, Comte for sociology, and notes Germans did not discover the poles. highlights national origins and misattributions.
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France
Henry Bessemer
England
Mab
Burbank
Lavoisier
Linnaus
Hutton
Mary
Virginia
Descartes
Comte
Germany
Globe
North Pole
South Pole
Congregational Church Notes Topic Sermons Next Sunday
The pastor will preach at both morning and evening services next Sunday. The morning message is titled Profit From the Passing Years and the evening sermon will be Right About Frace.
Last Church Services of 1917 and Sunday School Reminder
Notes from First M. E. Church urge full attendance for the January 6 service and report a successful Sunday School Christmas program with generous European relief offerings of 834 in cash and more to come. Parishioners from Malta and Audubon visit, while local items mention community reading habits and a newspaper quote on reading variety.
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Europe
S. W. Clark
H. A. Johnson
Gayle
Blanche
Malta
Mont
F. L. Anderson
C. A. Caldwell
Atlantic
H. A. Delahoyde
Audubon
Montana
Audubon Republican
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Hastings
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W. H. Perkins
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Hurley
South Dakota
C. E. Harry
Millard’s
C. V. Beaver
R. A. Becker
Citizens Bank
H. E. Campbell
Campbell Block
G. M. Adair
L. A. Galiher
J. A. Irving
Earl Daughenbaugh
Paul McEvoy
Harvard Radio School
Cambridge
A. W. Vaugin
Adair
Adel
Vaughen Ideal
Guthrie Center
Cedar Rapids
L. J. Hickey
Martin Hickey
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
BELL
Fred Bell
A. Long
Congregational Church Notes
H. J. Wilkins
M. E. Church
Eben A. Thomas
R. R. Suplee
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