Wry observations on war, health, and sugar policy
A satirical quip heavy note on profiteering and war impact. Poking fun at Hoover and doctors while imagining future use of wireless geography lessons. Comments on the Kaiser and alcohol prohibition reflect broader wartime sentiment.
Colonel Presses Ammunition Use Against President
Although denied lead in a division bound for France, the Colonel remains determined to spend limited ammunition and is directing it at the president.
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France
Bangs
Heaven and Russian mix up baffling Star remark
The Indianapolis Star quotes a comment about heaven and the Russian situation noting skepticism that any such mix up originated in heaven and stating disbelief in the claim.
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The
Indianapolis Star
Rankin Takes Up Irish Question Amid Growing Debate
Congresswoman Jeannette Rankin weighs in on the Irish question prompting mixed reactions from peers. Some colleagues urge restraint and note the issue is highly charged, with critics warning the topic is loaded at both ends.
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Jeannette Rankin
Miss Rankin
Germany accuses Wilson of slander over language claims
Germany says President Wilson is smearing the nation and would need to learn an unknown language to do so the English tongue is inadequate for such a task and cannot convey the insult fully.
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Germany
Wilson
Notice of Reduced Daily Deliveries to Two Times
Government ordered hours change restricts service to two daily deliveries at 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. each day, beginning immediately. The notice explains customers will experience limited service windows and urges planning around the new schedule.
Aurelia Ten Years Ago Highlights and Local Notes
The Lillie Davis residence sold to Chris Miller. Harry Holmes bought his brother’s stake in the Aurelia cement plant. The Main street land stand sold at auction for 22 dollars to C. C. Beeghley. Mr and Mrs Walter Carr consider moving to a farm near Ochevedan. Arthur E Hickey and Blanche B Mummert wed at Mummert home. Wm H Hickey dies in Diamond township after a brief illness. a Cherokee county pioneer and past representative.
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Lillie Davis
Chris Miller
Harry Holmes
Aurelia Cement
Main Street
C. C. Beeghley
Walter Carr
Afton Township
Ochevedan
M. Mummert
Arthur E. Hickey
Blanche B. Mummert
Aurelia
Wm. H. Hickey
Diamond Township
Cherokee County
Red Cross Schedules Surgical Dressings Drive at Aurelia
At Aurelia a surgical dressings program led by Miss Maude Morgan will begin February 6 and continue every Tuesday and Saturday from 2 to 6. The project operates under the Cherokee chapter with Edith Maresh as chairwoman and Edith L. Glass approving cross division guidance. The K of P lodge offers space over J C Nelson's drug store for the work room.
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France
Red Cross
Miss Maude Morgan
Aurelia
Miss Morgan
Cherokee
American Red Cross
Edith L. Glass
Central Division
Chicago
K. of P. Lodge
J. C. Nelson
Edith Maresh
War Savings Stamp Campaign Opens Sunday in Local District
W H Bischel named chairman for the district including Pitcher Afton and Diamond townships. The drive aims to sell 47820 dollars in stamps with Sunday announcements at churches and a vigorous door to door solicitation by township committees. An executive committee includes A J Whinery and others.
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W. H. Bischel
Pitcher, Afton
Diamond
Committee
A.J. Whinery
C. Lighter
D.-C. Jones
E. F. Gearke
Obituary for Bernard McQuin, Iowa veteran and community figure
Bernard Isaac McQuin born June 1 1847 on the Maine coast near Pembroke died January 24 1918 in Aurelia Iowa aged 70 He served in the 2nd Iowa Cavalry and fought at Franklin and Nashville He settled in Iowa in Benton County later moved to Cherokee and Aurelia active in school board township clerk and Decoration services He leaves a large family and several grandchildren Funeral services were held at the Congregational church in Aurelia.
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Bernard Isaac McQuin
Maine
Pembroke
Washington County
Aorela
Iowa
Mr. McQuin
Chicago
Benton County
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Muscatine
Grinnell
Co. H
2Nd Iowa Vol. Cavalry
Franklin
Nashville
Tennessee
Hatch
Thomas
Decatur
Alabama
Kansas
Precilla Montague
Afton Township
Cheroke County
McQuin
Aurelia
Yeomen
Knights of Pythias
Custer Post
Congregational Church of
Mary Ethel Peterson
Jessie G. Becker
Mallissa M. Mongan
Blanch I. Kolpin
Bila BE. Hyde
Seattle
Washington
Congregational
Earl Hoon of
Mansson
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Thanking neighbors for kindness after illness and death
Mrs. B. I. McQuin and children express gratitude for acts of kindness and floral offerings during the illness and death of their husband and father. The notice notes concern about rats harming local songbirds and nests, citing observations from National Geographic on rat predation.
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Mra. B. I. McQuin
EB. W. Nelson
National Geographic Magazine
Raia
Danteh Islands
Khaki Uniform Colors Spark Disparity in Ranks
Officials and others raise concern over khaki uniforms showing wide color differences. Some coats and breeches fade toward white while others stay original, with notes of mixed hues in different states and units.
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Serve the Cause of Freedom
U.S. Food Administration
Aurelia Sentinel E. C. Lighter
Oarda of
Hoover
Gott
Sentinel
War Savings
A. Dunnigan
Patrick J. Sharkey
M. P. Conroy
165Th Infantry
U.S.A
Inc
Setimnang
SS Durham
W. P. Dawson