Hints and Rates From The Telegraph United News
Telegraph United announces service for the country with evening publication. The item lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, detailing prices for one year and international rates, under the March 8 1879 issue, referencing directors and managers CHASE and CHASH. It notes claims processing and Uncle Samuel context.
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News Publishing Company
United Preas Association
GaWisial
Ee -Chas
P.chash
BE. P.chash
R. K.J
Liz
Canada
Norris Attacks Press Advertising Over Packers Case
Senator Norris of Nebraska blasted newspaper advertising during a senate hearing on the Packers matter. He claimed ads may color editorial stance, a view critics call unfounded and hypocritical given his wartime record and party challenges. His remarks draw strong rebuke from opponents as he mocks the press and lawmakers alike.
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Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
War bond plea urges all to buy Fourth Liberty Loan
A wartime call to universal sacrifice urges readers to purchase Fourth Liberty Bond bonds. It argues the war touches everyone, notes the financial pinch, and stresses that paying the bill supports the soldiers, insisting even those without relatives in service must contribute.
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Jones
Smith
Brown
Mistaken chivalry slows draft exemptions urged
Provost Marshal Crowder urges men with family responsibilities to claim exemption from the draft. It is patriotism to stay at home and support dependents, preventing government allotments from covering those who should be exempt. The piece notes that some waiving claims due to chivalry may be misguided.
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Marshal Crowder
Made in America movement gains support among merchants
The urged push to buy goods made in America gains ground among American merchants and the public. The text argues that to retain commercial supremacy and support American manufacturers, Americans should insist on products made in the United States.
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America
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Uses Them All
Poem extols wartime industry and worker mobilization urging able bodied men to work, and praising disabled veterans and elderly individuals who contribute to the war effort. It repeats call to action and highlights social resilience during conflict.
Today in Great War: Argentine deputies rupture with Germany
United Press reports on Sept 26 1917 that the Argentine chamber of deputies voted rupture with Germany. Earlier dates note Somme front attack and Franco British offensives, while the Berlin Tageblatt quotes Germany linking peace to future position. Anomalous ad text about dairy prices appears in the fragment.
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United Press
Argentine Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Somme
Belgium
Switzerland
Berlin
Caligurationls Stubborn Eczema Cure Advertised
A 1917 testimonial from R L St John MD of Unionville Mo describes a stubborn scalp eczema case healed after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The ad claims daily use prevents minor skin troubles and offers free samples by mail from Cuticura Dept A Boston. Soap 25c Ointment 25c and 50c.
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R.L. St. John
M. D
Unionville
Andres Pete Card
Genies Keep Roads in Good Condition in France
In France on August 23, American troops credit aging French road workers known as genies for maintaining roads behind the front. These men repair shell holes and run steam rollers under fire to keep communications open, shouting encouragement to American soldiers with the phrase On les aura meaning We’ll get them. The piece urges buying Liberty Bonds next week.
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United Press
France
Camp Dodge to handle Camp Grant conscientious objectors
Camp Grant Illinois conscientious objectors will be processed at Camp Dodge Iowa. An advisory board will investigate cases and determine penalties.
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United Press
Camp Dodge
Camp Grant
Mrs Conley Reports On Women Work In Liberty Loans
County W L L chairwoman Mrs Q O Conley details women’s efforts in the Third Liberty Loan by ward totals and a statewide sum. She introduces the Fourth Liberty Loan as The Fighting Loan urging all citizens to buy bonds to save lives and fund the war effort, noting Iowa’s early top performance and linking bond ownership to a college fund for children.
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Q. O. Conley
W. L. L. Committee
Atlantic
Cass
Pleasant
Massena
Bear Grove
Union
Grant
Franklin
Pymosa
Washington
Edna
Benton
Grove
Victoria
Noble
Brighton
Lincoln
Jown
Keokuk woman wins state sugar saving prize in 1918 contest
Mrs Kate D Barr of Keokuk captured the state prize in the U S Food Administration sugar saving contest. A committee chaired by Miss Alice French of Davenport announced fifteen additional state prizes alongside the first prize. Recipients include Mrs E F Young Paton Miss Ida Bradshaw Paton and others across Iowa counties, reflecting widespread effort in conservation.
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Kate D. Barr
Keokuk
United States Food Administration
Alice French
Davenport
Barr
Kite D. Barr
Lee
E. F. Young
Vinton
Benton County
Ida Bradshaw
Paton
Greene County
Edna Wilson
Sibley
Osceola County
A.J. Gearhart
Connell Bluffs Pottawattamia
May Carmody
Scott County
Slagle
Alton
Sioux County
H. E. Jaques
Mount Pleasant
Henry County
Mary FH
Johnston
Humboldt
Humiboldt County
J. S. Stacks
Grinnell
Poweshiek
L. C. Heath
Brayton
Audu- Broety
Bel H. Jacobs
Lamoni
Decater
E. T. Smith
Gladbrook
Tama County
Mabel H. Rich
Burlington
Dex Moies
Belle McClure
Greene
Butter County
T. A. Houlihan
Harper's Ferry
Allamakes Equity
Yanks Win French Tots Hearts in Lorraine
In Lorraine on Aug 22 United Freas reports American soldiers winning over French children and mothers. Yankees play with youngsters, teach ball, and bring home comforts, sparking affection as troops engage in games of catch every village evening. Citizens praise the Yankee character and urge buying Liberty Bonds next week.
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United Freas
Lorraine
Mall
France
U. S
Yankees
Public Sale Notices in Equity Case No 8294
District Court of Cass County Iowa notices a petition by Catharine Baker seeking quieting title to a described parcel in Meredith’s Addition Lewis town. Defendants urged to appear by November 26 1918. Sale terms and further notices on file.
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District Court of Town
Cass County
Catharine Baker
Asid Real Estate
Eacras Lang
Emery Misner
District Court
Iowa
Atlantic
Joseph P. Crosswait
Mary R. Crosswait
J. P. Crosswait
M. P. Crosswait
Meredith
Lewis
Case County
District Court of
Laws
Catharina Baker
Cass
Lewin
Cass ‘County
Do you get up at night Sanol remedy ad
Sanol claimed to relieve kidney bladder troubles and backache within 24 hours. The ad promoted Sanol as a guaranteed remedy priced at 60 cents or 1 dollar per bottle from Lewis the druggist.
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Sanol
Lewis
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Col. Jones
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