News From Mt Olive Yanks Saivace Immense Booty
Mrs John Burgess returned from South Dakota while other Mt Olive residents visited kin and attended funerals. News includes visits from Mrs Clark of Iowa to sister Mrs Herman Hahn, local illnesses, a school outing with a weinie roast, and several social calls, dinners, and family events in Silver township.
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MT. Olive
Saivace
Clark
McKegor
Iowa
Herman Hahn
Hahn
Mira Innie Bengston
Silver Township
Frances Shaw
Vernon Roper
Mt Olive Baptist Church Sunday Schedule
Mt Olive Baptist Church reports a Sunday school last week and an old fashion class meeting. Pastor Geo L Roper will conduct services next Sunday with Sunday school at 11 and preaching at 12, evening service at 8. All are welcome.
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Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Roper
Geo. L. Roper
Special School Election Bond Question in Aurelia Iowa
Notice calls a special election for October 27 1919 in Aurelia Cherokee County Iowa to decide issuing bonds of 165 000 for a new school house and superintendent home. Election held 1 pm to 6 pm at Town Hall. Board secretary Kiernan signs notice dated September 22 1919 with clerk Carpenter affixed.
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Aurelia
Iowa
Aurelia Consolidated Independent
Cherokee
Consolidated Independent School District
Aurelia Consolidated Independent School District
Isaue Bonda
Kiernan
Board of Directors
Americans Gather World War I Booty From Argonne Forest
Salvage crews led by American engineers and African American troops combed the Argonne Meuse sector after the armistice, collecting machine guns artillery and millions of shell cases. The operation cost over 2 million dollars and yielded loot valued at more than 5 million, with French purchase of shell brass noted.
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Paris
Argonne Forest
America
Battlefeld
Argonne Meuse
Rhine
Arcanne Forest
Argonne
Salvation Army Industrial Homes Offer Work Salvation
The Salvation Army runs industrial homes open to all men willing to work regardless of past, nationality, or creed. They rehabilitate hospital patients during convalescence with light work in sorting clothing and repairing furniture while feeding and housing thousands, with facilities in Minneapolis and St Paul and a nationwide program accounting for hundreds of thousands of meals and beds provided in the last year.
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Salvation Army
Minneapolis
St.Paul
Salvation Army Industrial Homes of
America
Wage Earners Return To Great Army Of Labor
A brief note reflects a shift back to the vast ranks of wage earners as economic conditions prompt workers to rejoin the labor force. The phrase signals broader mobilization of workers across sectors and potential impact on markets.
Salvation Army Aid Drive Appeals for Help with Pigs
The Salvation Army pledges to aid the poor with year round relief through food clothing and fuel in winter and recreation camps in summer. It proposes a pig donation feeding 275 meals or funding hospital fruit and shoes for children and milk for babies while urging immediate support.
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Salvation Army
Wil
Tome
Who Will Be First to Sell One Pig in Town
A cryptic note asks who will be the first man in town to sell a single pig and turn a profit, reflecting on small-scale commerce and rural life themes.
Ma Burdick Receives Croix de Guerre in Marinette
At July 4 exercises in Marinette Wisconsin honoring returning soldiers and sailors of Marinette county, Ma Burdick of the Salvation Army was presented with the Croix de Guerre by Brigadier Smith on behalf of the French government.
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Marinette
Wis
Marinette County
Ma’ Burdick
Salvation Army
Brigadier Smith
Pain and despair teach through the dark period
A reflective line cites Johno Oliver Hobbes noting that pain and despair and heartache cast you down for a while yet prepare you to understand afterward. It frames suffering as a catalyst for insight and growth.
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Johno Oliver Hobbes
Embarrassing Lift on Walk Sparks Skirt Change
A man helped the writer get onto the sidewalk after a curb incident while wearing a narrow skirt. She recalls the moment as embarrassing and notes she has not worn the skirt since, a memory recounted in the Chicago Tribune.
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Chicago Tribune
Mesopotamia War Engineering Boosts Peaceful Development
The article notes that much of the wartime engineering for Mesopotamia will prove enormously valuable for the country’s peaceful internal development, marking a major long term benefit beyond the conflict.
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Mesopotamia
Why a Yawn Feels Good
The article explains yawning as a response to Nature’s demand for more air. It states that inhaling deeper brings oxygen to the blood and a quick sense of improved circulation in the arteries.
Soy Beans Sell In Japan At 12.25 Per 100 Pounds
Demand from the United States drives soy beans to 12.25 per 100 pounds in Japanese markets. Details show buyers and sellers reacting to price signals amid exchange activity.
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United States
Japan
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