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Advertising rates are listed by application. Directors and stockholders CHAS, F. CHASH and EP CHAS, editors and managers. Telephones show business, editorial, and news department numbers. Subscription rates include by carrier one year five dollars, six months two dollars sixty, by mail in Canada and foreign countries five dollars per year.
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Chas F.chash
E.p.chase
Rk.’ A. Chase
Chas, F. Chash
EP Chas
Canada
Bryan and Budget Reform Debate in Nebraska News
The piece discusses political figures named Bryan, Charles and Bill, their primary results, and Keith Neville's governorship bid. It questions why Nebraskans abandon the Bryan faction while stressing the need for a budget system for wartime spending. It cites the Chicago Tribune on taxation needs and McAdoo's push for funding the war effort.
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Congress
The
Chicago Tribune
Tax policy critique and a wartime business tale
The text questions a leader’s neglect of a national budget and centralized expenditure scrutiny while praising his tax recommendations. It recounts a Jewish firm disrupted by draft and a France deployment story where a partner reports burned warehouses at home, with a reply urging to keep the home fires burning.
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John
France
Freedom and Lynching in Wartime Verse 1918
A satirical verse pair from 1918 condemns state control and lynching while praising personal liberty. It contrasts anti Kaiser sentiment with calls to curb mob violence and urges lawful conduct amid wartime rhetoric, noting dangers of government overreach and public cruelty.
Withdrawals on Western Front Precede Extended German Retreat
News from London cites reliable authority that German withdrawals on the western front signal a planned retreat to the Hindenburg line, anticipated to cause heavy losses in men and matériel for Germany if executed. Also notices probate in Cass County Iowa for John Rogier with August 26 hearing and court seal.
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Rothschild
London
Western Front
Hindenburg Line
Atlantic
Cass County
Iowa
John Rogier
Maurice's Successor Is Democratic Duke
London August 23 United Press reports the new Duke of Northumberland succeeds Gen Maurice as war office spokesman to American reporters. He meets twice weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays to brief on allied movements worldwide. The Duke is described as democratic and approachable with maps, a blackboard, and a stenographer. He is welcomed as a full member of the reporters’ circle.
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United Press
London
Duke of Northumberland
War Office
Maurice
Duke
Dizziness Leads to Fall Involving Head Injury
A person recounts a prior episode of dizziness causing a fall and head injury after years of stomach trouble. A druggist recommended Moyr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach issues, claiming dramatic relief and no symptoms since. The ad promises a simple harmless preperation for catarrhal mucus and inflammation of the digestive tract with a money back guarantee.
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Moyr
Lewis
Duluth Garden Honors Earned Amid War Garden Efforts
In Duluth Minnesota this summer 8500 adults and 2000 children harvest food from war gardens despite cutworms and drought. The town has one garden per ten people and each garden feeds about ten persons, with Norton Mattocks reporting to the national war garden commission an honorable Duluth garden record due to challenges overcome.
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United Press
Duluth
Minn
Norton Mattocks
Central Garden Committee
National War Garden Commission
Allied gains shorten French battle line by fifty miles
General March told reporters that allied successes in the past month have shortened the front in France from Rheims to the North Sea by more than fifty miles. The front, which stretched about 250 miles at the start of the German last advance, is now under 200 miles.
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Washington, D. C
France
Rheims
North Sea
March
Cumberland Lady Is Ill
Mrs. Fred Matthies of Cumberland Iowa is very ill at home after a period of illness a nurse is in attendance at her residence. Maps of the western battle front are available at the News Telegraph office.
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News
Cumberland
Fred Matthies
News-Telegraph Office
Dairy experts to demonstrate processes at Waterloo event
Uncle Sam’s dairy experts will conduct a practical demonstration in dairy processes at Waterloo this August as part of the annual program. The event aims to showcase modern methods and improvements for local farmers and industry participants.
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Waterloo
Uncle Sam
Wanted Room and Board for Mrs Cranz and Daughter
Wanted to rent room and board in a private family for Mrs. G. Cranz and her daughter starting September 1. Respond with phone number Red Baitt.
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G. Cranz
Self
Daughter
Phono
Dairy Cattle Congress Heads Toward Major Show
A dairy cattle congress to be held here late next month will feature the government exhibit and a likely state display, aiming to be one of the association’s strongest shows in years. Meanwhile cities report war time drills and manpower measures with local councils registering able men 17 to 55 for work or military service as football forecasts hinge on draft age changes.
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Europe
Kaisers Bill
Charley
Geo. M. Adame
Dairy Cattle Congress
Congress
Shenandoah
United Press
Iowa
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Bryan
Charles
Nebraska
Keith Neville
United States
McAdod
Atlantic Opera House
Chase-Lister Co
the Spy
Geo. M. Adams
Eggers Bros. Jewelers and Opticians
State OF Iowa
A. A. Emigh
Ship Cream Direct
Central Iowa Creamery Co
Hedges Bros
Duluth Claims Garden
Buffalo
Lydia E. Pinkham
B. B. Immurmana
Weiss Street
Buffalo, N. Y
Portland
Ind
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Josmarphinn Kruse
West Race Street
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Lydia E.pinkhams
Lynn, Mags
FT. Madison
Charles A. Finch
Board of Education
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Chas, H. Safely
Stockholm
Sweden
Safely
Harvard
Clarinda
Odarge
F. M. Alexander
Weurre
Wilken
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