Caddock Bridegroom Steps From Mat To Westward Farewell
The scene centers on Champ Caddock and Grace, a champion in wrestling circles, as Caddock returns east on furlough after a recent tournament. Grace claims stronger heart holds, while Caddock vows to focus on wrestling first, delaying personal matters until after the match. Uncle Sam and Camp life loom in the backdrop.
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Gaddock
Grace
Des Molnes
Hussane
Roller
Stecher
Hotel Astor
Ian
Gene
Sam
Caddock
YWCA Fund Exceeds Cass County Quota in War Drive
Cass county surpassed its $1,150 goal for the Young Women's Christian Association war activity fund, over subscribing by 650 percent with a total of $1,702.20. Townships and Atlantic city contributed varied amounts led by Atlantic City with $476.45 and Pleasant township at $170.00, among others.
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Cass County
Young Women’s Christian ‘Association
Canvons
Atlantic
Grove
Victoria
Pumosa
Benton
Massena
Brighton
Franklin
Edna
Bear Grove
Lincoln
Union
Cass
Pleasant
Noble
Grant
Washington
City
Hupmobile and Buick Demonstrator On Floor For Viewing
In the East Room of the White Pole Garage T Biggs invites car owners to inspect a demonstrator of Hupmobile and Buick models. He offers to perform repairs personally for interested customers and mentions men’s dress overshoes and light weight options among items displayed in the area.
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T. Biggs
White Pole Garage
German Swiss immigrant witnesses gunfire near Reed attack
Mr Miller and Helen Trumbull recounted a nighttime shot fired from brush toward them near the Reed. They described the assailant as unseen in darkness, with Henry Lees Edd McLaughlin and N P Nielsen investigating but finding no clues. Miller, a German Swiss immigrant born in Sritsch, discusses German culture and Kaiser critique, with Mrs Miller noting governess experience in Prussia.
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Van
Helen Trumbull
Miller
Mr. Miller
Sritschand
Germany
Miler
Prussia
Switzerland
Cass County
Des Moines People Gift Car to Father McDermott at Camp Dodge
Des Moines residents from Catholic and Protestant communities donated to buy an automobile for Rev. P. N. McDermott who runs the K. C. recreation center at Camp Dodge. McDermott left his Massena parish months ago to pursue camp work and has achieved notable success in this new role.
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Camp Dodge
Des Moines
P. N. McDermott
K. C
Father McDermott
Massena
Putting It Over Comedy at the Opera House
A lively screaming comedy praised as the talk of the country features Al Gorrell and a top acting company. Produced by Iam Producing Company the show runs one night only at the opera house with clean hearty laughs.
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Iam
al Gorréll
Opportunity for Tractor Owners in Cumberland School
International Harvester Company will hold free tractor school at the Opera House in Cumberland on January 15 and 16. Sessions begin at 8 a.m. with practical instruction on how engines operate, diagnosing trouble, and getting best service from tractors and engines. Attendees may ask questions and will receive a full subject book. Bring the operator as well as the owner for maximum benefit.
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Jone
International Harvester Company of America
Opera House
Cumberland
Honor Roll Remitters Across States Noted in Tribune
The Tribune lists readers who sent in remittances and notes a return from Omaha. Names include Will Lants of Cumberland Iowa W W Raine of Orland Indicta P B Pilmer Des Moines Floyd McCord Arcola Canada Peter Scott Anita Iowa and many others with Anita repeatedly represented. The notice closes with Mrs H H Cate and her son Edwin returning from Omaha.
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The
Tribune
Will Lants
Cumberland
Iowa
W. W. Raine
Orland
Indicta
P. B
Pilmer
Des Moines
Floyd McCord
Arcola
Canada
Peter ,Scott
Anita
B.D. Carlton
Cee White
Greeley
Colorado
L. D. Miller
W. V. Harrison
Columbus
Ohio
Harry Garside
W. R. Bell
Wiota
Wm. Scholl
E. M. King
Bridgewater
S. D
John Kirkham
Sam Petty
S. N. Wagner
Ruthven
C. Henneberg
A. M. Sheakley
H. H. Huff
George Scholl
C. A. Croxton
John Heck, Sr
G. E. Stone
Russell Cryer
Ruben Scholl
Washburn
N. D
Harry Scholl
R. R. Suplee
C. D. Millard
Walter C. Turner
George Pawley
Carl Hansen
I. N
Butler reports arrival at Paris Island and life in quarantine
Walter Budd of Anita Iowa receives a long letter from William G Butler describing the journey from Omaha to Nashville Atlanta and Port Royal before reaching Paris Island South Carolina. He notes late trains, initial company assignments, quarantine for ten days and meals aboard ships and trains. He mentions meeting Billy Sunday in Atlanta and plans to describe the island and drill work in a future note.
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Paris Island
S. C
Walter F. Budd
Anita
Iowa
Tink
Omaha
St. Louis
Wabash
Nashville
Tennessee
Atlanta
Georgia
Charley
Myself
Hobart
Billy
Port Royal
WM. G. Butler
P. S
5. C
Marine Barracks
72Nd Co
Glass Contamination Found in Swift & Co Meat Shipment
Robert Cryer received meat from Swift and Co Omaha showing ground glass in liverwurst. He returned the batch and will avoid prepared foods until safety is guaranteed. Earlier Morris & Co was implicated in poisoning ham injections. The writer urges severe punishment for the responsible individuals.
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Cryer
Omaha
Robert Cryer
Swift & Co
Morris & Co
Births and Deaths Reporting Law Reforms in County
Beginning with lan. 1 all births must be reported to the county registrar who will monthly report to the state health board. The law also requires deaths to be reported with cause to the state registrar and cemetery authority. Burials require a death certificate. penalties include a fine up to 100 dollars or up to thirty days in jail.
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General Assembly
State Board, of Health
United States Census Bureau
Government seeks 500 brick masons for France
Chairman McKee's exemption board rejected all applications from men beyond draft age. The government urged willing brick layers to enlist for overseas work in France but will only accept men within the selective draft. Yowa among those asked to supply fifty masons.
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McKee
France
Yowa
Will of Loyal G. Hesser Filed in Court
The district court clerk’s office records the last will and testament of Loyal G. Hesser who died recently. Details mention a probate filing and the deceased’s prior residence, with the document awaiting further court action.
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Loyal G. Hesser
Rings, S. D
Fleassr
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Melady
Middle ‘West
Y.W. C. A. Fund
Y. W. War Fund
BUICK
Iternational Harvester Company
H.H. Cate
Edwin
Bill Butler
Clyde H. Bowen’s