Iowa War Dead List and College Reopenings At State College
The Iowa column lists dozens of locally reported war dead by name and hometown, with August Kottke Guttenburg and Rex Strait Rock Rapids among those noted. It reports veterans returning to Iowa State College including Col. A. Marston and Major T. R. Agg to teach engineering, alongside Dean Marston's note on wartime shifts in engineering education. The feature covers war service honors for James Fitzgerald of Sioux City and a $30,000 civil case in Des Moines over a fatal crash, plus local notices on War Savings Stamps cashing in Atlantic and a Waterloo parole case for Otto Goetz.
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August W. Kottke
Guttemburg
Charles Calhoun
le Mars
Andrew de Graff
Hospers
George Schilling
Little Rock
Henry A. Watland
Rodger
Rex Strait
Rock Rapids
Clarence V. Voltz
Dubuque
Leon BE. Courbet
Riceville
Ruby V. Harlen
Missouri Valley
Edgar G. Davidson
Brighton
Dimer V. Nord
Red Oak
Maurice Freidsturn
Britt
Edward 8
Des Moines
Corp
Lou ‘Berry
Ernest Bartlett
Tripoli
John Albert
Hartung
Alans H. E. Olsen
Jessup
William C. Pegum
Victor
Frank Norris
Gravity
John C. Russell
Milton
Hale P. Fuller
Stacyville
Edward F. Steinhauer
Burlington
Anson Jones
Larrabee
Louis Ames
William Schultz
Spirit Lake
Moren Jorgenson
Battle Creek
Henry J.minter
Denison
Frank V. O' Toole
Otto Achatz
Council Bluffs
Arthur ‘Beike
Clarksville
A. Marston
Ninety Seventh Engineers
Camp Leach
Washington
T.R. Agg
Ninty-eighth Engineers
IoWa State College
Thrave
Col. Marston
Agg
Dean Marston
James Fitzgerald
Sioux City
Fitzgerald
Bai
Steve Leroy Thrasher
J. J. Thrasher
W. H. Keister
Keister
J. B. Carver
George Galarno
National Council of Defense
Iowa
Wilson
Congress
U. S. Employment Service
Employment Bureau
Cass County District Court
Henrietta May Berry
Hiram K. Cranney
Grove City
Atlantic
Waterloo
Otto Goetz
Omaha
H. B. Boles
Goets
Gowta
Gum
Prohibition in Montana Sweeps Midnight This Week
Montana enforces statewide prohibition at midnight Monday, December 80, as part of a broad national wave. Other items note Nebraska boxing push, influenza costs, and postwar policies across the United States.
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Montana
United States
Lunger
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Daniels
House Naval Affairs Committee
League of Nations
Wilson
Women Workers Assert Competence in Indiana Auto Plant
At a large Indiana factory women have worked six to seven years in the trim shop and other departments. They perform light tasks, stock records, and operate presses with neat drab bloomers and blouses. Workers appear happy and demonstrate thorough, competent handling of the work.
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United States
Indiana
Rubber Shod Wheels and Vehicle Shock Absorption
Article explains how rubber tires dampen small shocks and reduce jarring while warning that rolling speed dramatically increases impact forces. It cites physics examples of velocity squared relations to energy and notes auto travel at high speed faces amplified road irregularity forces versus locomotives.
Extra Compartment Put in Automobile
Ingenious folding table design enables a two-board unit to stow under the car floor. Hinges, slides, and screw hooks secure the table behind the front seat, with a robe rack via screw eyes. A shallow compartment under the rear floor holds the table and other luncheon materials to avoid ground insects while dining in the car.
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G. A. Luers
Washington, D. C
Average Man Wants Light Car and Sweet Dishes Section
A kitchen feature outlines dessert ideas and candy recipes for sugar mindful cooks. Coconut Sweets Sorghum Brittle Peanut Candy and Brittle provide methods with condensed milk corn syrup and peanuts. The text also hints at a light automobile desire and a nostalgic cooking section.
To market to buy beans and serve dinner
A playful wartime style verse hints at shopping for beans and cooking to teach economic basics. The speaker echoes a market cadence and Hoover era sentiment about frugality and making meals at home.
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Hoover
Honey as a versatile food and income source
The article extols beekeeping as a growing earners for men and women after a sugar shortage. It highlights honey as a sugar substitute rich in protein and minerals and provides several recipes using honey, including Brown Bread With Honey Fruit Pudding and Italian Honey Candy, finishing with a quotation about the world being an oyster.
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Princeton
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