Household Furniture Auction Saturday February 1 1919
Auction at two o clock in the afternoon on Fifth and Walnut Streets opposite the post office. Items include sewing and washing machines, dressers, beds, dining table, chairs, rugs, stoves, couches, desks, china, tools, fur robe, lambs, and more. RASS LANG L. R. Nelson, Clerk. Also 3d20 typewriter and carbon paper for sale. News-Telegraph office offers. Des Moines Register subscription deal details and conditions.
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Rass Lang L. R. Nelson
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief
Advertised pain remedy Sloan's Liniment offers prompt relief for rheumatic pains neuralgia and lumbago with a soothing counter irritant action. It claims fast relief at the source of discomfort, easier application, and no skin staining, available in generous bottles at druggists.
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Sloan
Druggista
Baptism on floating ice in Iowa river
In Perry Iowa on January 31 four new Latter Day Saints members were baptized in the Raccoon River where ice had cleared recently. A large crowd watched as warm weather aided the unusual ceremony.
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Perry
Latter Day Saints
California
Florida
Towa
Raccoon
Backache Remedy Claim From Local Drugstore Ad
An old style ad urges readers with backache that the liver kidneys and bladder are out of gear and promotes Sand as a remedy. It promises wonders and a trial will convince you and instructs to get it from Lewis the druggists.
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Lewis
Jumet
War Risk Insurance completes December and November allotments
Washington January 31 Allotment and allowance due in January covering December and completing November allotments were mailed yesterday by War Risk Insurance. Director Lindsley announced the development.
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Washington, D. C
War Risk Insurance
Lindsley
Public Sale Dates Auctioneers Listing Goods and Dates
Public sale notices listing household goods and stock sales with multiple auctioneers and dates. February 1 to February 25 scattered listings show bidders and executors such as Ras Lang John Donnelly B J M Webber D J Folly Rasmussen Bros Martin Holthusen Wm Pellett C 8 Moore Thomas Burke John Adams A J Startzer Jesse Miller Scott Sankey Clarence E Squires Cruise White Jas D McDermott and others with sale days February 1 5 11 12 16 17 18 19 20 25.
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Ras Lang
John Donnelly
Aya
J. M. Webber
D. J. Folly
R. L. Oathoudt
aveeeFeb
Joe Quinlan
P. R. Smith
Rasmussen Bros
Martin Holthusen
Wm. Pellett
Moore
Say
Thomas Burke
Europe in Need of Our Surplus Foods
New York January 31 Under the general food program outlined by the allies Germany will receive about six million bushels of bread stuffs for two months mostly from the United States if it can pay for them, according to a detailed statement of foreign grain requirements cabled by Hoover to Julius Barnes president of the United States Grain Corporation and made public last night.
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New York
Germany
United States
Herbert Hoover
Julius E. Barnes
United States Grain Corporation
Bird Saves Boy on French Battlefield
Manchester N H relates how Private Edward Lassonde of the US heavy artillery escaped injury when a bird circled his head on a battlefield in France causing him to leap from a caisson loaded with ammunition. A German shell then exploded the caisson behind him, sparing his life.
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Manchester
France
Edward Lassonde
United States Heavy Artillery
Lassonde
Devil Dogs Final Meuse Crossing Ends World War Campaign
Washington report cites a division order by Major General John A Lejeune noting Marines of the Second Division finished active service with the Meuse crossing. Fifth and Fifth regiments led the assault under heavy fire bridging a two feet wide span, forcing German defenses and sealing a last decisive victory.
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Washington
John A. Lejeune
U. S. Marine Corps
France
Meuse
Tourines
Chateau-Thierry
Uoder
Lejeune
Diamond Bird Shock: Turkey Reveals Hidden Blue Diamond
Philadelphia officer John Burke recounted a bizarre Yuletide tale. A turkey marked by a chirp and a special diet hid a blue diamond under its voice box. Burke killed the bird for dinner, discovering the priceless stone too late.
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Philadelphia
John Burke
Yuletide
Burke
Thirty-ninth
Lancaster Avenue
Wear in Air at the Start of World War I
London reports Britain’s declaration of war at midnight August 6 1914 left the Royal Flying Corps with under 100 aircraft in four squadrons. Three squadrons went to France immediately, a fifth mobilized within 24 hours, reaching the theater by mid September. Early war airplanes served mainly reconnaissance. artillery fire control and infantry cooperation followed after the Aisne.
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London
Great Britain
Royal Flying Corps
France
Fime
The
Aisne
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Black Amare
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NAU & Walker
John W. Reed
Elerk
News-Telegraph Office
Des Moines Register
Register
News Telegraph
Nyfeysheh
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
John Adams
A.J. Startzer
G. F. Wiss Jer
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Scott Sankey
Clarence E. Squires
Herman F. Nau
R. R. Bell
Europe
Claes
Atlantic Hotel
Atlantic Dancing Academy
LaCuta
Masonic Hall
Atlantic
Schiappacasse Orchestra
Central Iowa Poultry and Egg Company
Turkey
Bird
Maine Road
Great Western
Jenny Lind
Wang
Fuller & Johnson
Surrey
Portland
Rock Island
Toulouse
Rass Lang
W. J. Pellett
Franklin Township
Wiota
ST. W. Stoodt
Brown & Son
Calumet
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