County Board Proceedings in Atlantic Iowa May 1918
Official records show the Board of Supervisors of Atlantic County meeting May 27 1918 with members Highley Zellmer Metz Bell and others. They approved Jennie Ward school fund loan 1250 and issued warrants for pensions repairs road work and various charges and adjourned to May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
A. C. Highley
C. A. Zellmer
Mike Metz
Bell
Jennie M. Ward
Ellen Anderson
H. G. Armentrout
Lincoln
George Zappe
Henry Crow
Geo. W. Starlin
Co. E. Kringel
W. D. Bell
W. Dr. Bell
D. J. Bode
Alpha Neary
District Court
Griswold
Bode
Highley
J. Bode. Com
James Burch
Chas. Campbell
Bentom
Lee Carson
Denison Bros
Rantan
Atlantic Bid
Pupey Co
Atlantic Iespital
Gwot
John Blake
Clara Bailey
Geo. Berry
Defense Council
Sra Beulah Collier
Frank Cain
Surance
Coe & Hoffman
Myrtle Doty
J.C. Daly
Wilson
A.A. Emigh
L. Frost
Fidler & Chambers
F. L. Gaylord
M. T. Grazier
Myrtle Hardabergh
James M. Hoyt
C. E
Hoffman
E. L. Henke
Hansen
Lowe
Gates
O. M. Hobart
Harold Hobart
S. M. Jensen
C. EB. Kringel
Lily M. Kringel
Ens Kjer
Cal Lane
Margaret. Lindwall
Lillie Mueller
C. L. Marvin
W. CG. Mueller
L. W. Reynolds
Ez. Kringel
Why We Fight by Clarence L Speed War Text at Union League Club
Clarence L Speed argues the United States must stay in the war to defeat Germany. He links Prussian rule from Frederick the Great onward to modern aggression, cites speeches and actions by Bismarck and Bethmann-Hollweg, and condemns submarine warfare and terror against civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L
Speed
Union League Club of
Chicago
Germany
Prussia
Frederick the Great
Frederick
Radgi
Belgium
Bismarck
Chamber of Deputies
Denmark
France
Kaiser
China
Attilla
Baron Luxbury
Argentina
Oran
Guazo
Bordeaux
United States
von Bethmann-Hollweg
F. O. Walcott
America
Clarence-L. Sphhd
The
Germany's covert war inside the United States exposed
Clarence L. Sphhh argues Germany has waged a quiet, persistent war within U S borders for a generation. He cites German influence in schools, churches, and politics, the 1918 Delbruck law, and overseas German leagues aiming to preserve Germanism among 80 million expatriates, urging total defeat before any peace.
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Germany
Dewey
Manila Bay
Spain
United States
Hurane
Delbruck
Verein Fur Das Deutschtum Im
San Francisco
Alldeutsche Blatter
America
Belgium
Serbia
Roumania
Bulgaria
Turkey
Kamerad
Adda
Wounded in France Cassius Worm of Anita Noted
Mrs. Fred Worm of Anita received a War Department telegram from Washington stating her son Cassius Clay Worm was severely wounded somewhere in France. He enlisted July 6, 1917 in Winterset Iowa, served in Company IA 168th Infantry Rainbow Division, last letter May 12 says he feels fine, wounded May 27. neighbors recall his stout, fearless character and hope for a full recovery to continue fighting the Huns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Worm
War Department
Washington, D. C
Cassius Clay Worm
France
Winterset
Iowa
168Th Infantry
Anita
Complete List of Anita Boys in Uncle Sam Service
The Anita RECORD asks readers to help compile a full roster of local boys serving the United States. It invites parents relatives and friends to submit names of volunteers or draftees not yet listed, indicating if the boy belongs to Anita or nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Record
Anita and
Uncle Sam
Anita
Rebellion of Hell and Local Notices Mixed
A quirky verse, mentioning a Kaiser Bill and Hell, sits beside community notes. The column lists social visits, Masons meeting in Atlantic, arrivals in Des Moines, crop reports, coal shortages, and municipal water discussions.
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J. D. Adams & Co
Ella Burns
S. E. Anderson
Brighton
S. E. Baughman
P. M
Burroughs Adding
Machin. Co
W. Bolt
Ave Brissler
Ara Bailey
J. Backsen
B. Burke
Board Health
D. Bell
Crose Cullen
Assessil
Green Bay Lumber Co
W.S. Greenleaf
F. J. Herchenack
Dragging
Hansen & Lowe
Coal County Farm
Hofmeister & Conn
Old Wolf
Ernest Harris
A. CG. Highley
Conn
T. A. Hupp
Iowa Frye Co
E. Kringel
R. E. King
G. G. Lindeman
Bear Grove
A. Lastine
A. Lee
C. E. Ringel
Gopher
Joe Lindeman
Margaret Lindvall
R. O. Lovett
Gar
Will Lacy
John P. Metz
Grace Napier
Emery R. Oler
Minnie Parmely
Roy Rector
Rotschild Grain Co
B. F. Madsen
Mr. Warainger
Harold Schuler
Delis Strickler
Stier Grocery Co
G. F. Wheeler
Tao
Ray Daniel
T. F. Dement
C. S. Goodwin
Geo
T. Jobe
C. R. Moore
Frank Perry
Frank Poch
Paul Perry
W. C. Page
John Railsback
J. W. Spiker
Bridge Work
Standard Bridge Co
Lumber Standard Bridge Co
L. A. Spiker
Geo. Strater
Roy Wise
W. F. Graham
A. Emigh
Henry Maas
William Maas
Cass County
Sheriff's Fee
James H
EB. M. Willard
C. E. Thompson
Albert Burg
M. F. Stultz
Charles R. Linn
G. Reynolds
W. E. Proctor
A. L. Ireland
L. E. Moore
H. D. Hully
Spa
L. E. Moon
Robert Mercer
James Balcom
Charles Aitken
Geo, Jobe
W. C. Bryant
A. A. Emigh
Grant van Meter
Wm. Bode
Alva Spiker
A. E. Dean
Geo. C. Wheeler
A. Zellmer
Miles
Dicter
Hacken
Sellerman
Igham
A, McKee
Grace
Napier
F. M
C. J. Sheldon
Frank van Brocklin
L. O. Wheatley & Co
Sekow
A. W. Wyman
Geo. E. Warren
Whitney Bros
H. S. Williams
E. G
Worthing
O. H. Conn
Davenport
Omaha
C. E. Harry
Veternsrian
Millard's
R. A. Becker
Citizens Bank
H. E. Campbell
Campbell Block
Wagners Restaurant
M. E. Church
G. M. Adair
L.R
Hell
Jake K. Foote
Old Satans
Kaiser Bill
Masons
C. P. Richards
H. K. Campbell
Mina Petit
Chas. McVay
Corning
F. H. Sears
Des Moines
Peter Scott, Jr
Edna Pieper
Guy White
Menlo
Geo. Scholl
Ottumwa
Masonic Grand Lodge
John Aldrich
W. J. Weston
B.D. Fotway
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