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Newspaper

Decorah Republican

Location

Decorah, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1918

Page

15

Nashua fair threat to close over unpaid debt

A fragmented local notice lists Nashua fair risks if indebtedness on the fair grounds is not settled promptly. It notes other regional incidents including fires, accidents, and legal actions such as six divorce cases in Delaware county and a fatal crash in Cherokee.

Clear Lake Kansas City Mason City Greene County Iowa Female Suffrage Association Cedar Rapids Clearfield Carroll Little Nashua

Apple Butter Making From Surplus Apples

A vintage home preserving guide describes making apple butter from surplus summer apples. Pare core and cut fruit, simmer into applesauce, then cook two thirds done before adding sugar and spices. If using sweet cider, boil to half volume and combine with apples, then finish to a thick spread and seal in sterilized containers.

Neck Broken by Fall in Town Yard

G C Jensen aged seventy fell from a tree in his yard and died instantly his neck broken He had been trimming trees in the afternoon and left his work to go uptown Returning he left his saw in the fork of the tree and climbed a ladder It is thought he reached for the saw when he fell No one witnessed the accident but the body was found within ten minutes after he fell

West Union Argo-Gazette G. C. Jensen

Women Organize Military Unit in Storm Lake

A new women’s military organization forms in Storm Lake with sixty five members already enlisted. Six companies will recruit twenty members apiece, and members will study military tactics and conduct weekly drills. Canteen services will be offered and stripes earned for service.

Storm Lake

Hog Chautauqua at Cedar Rapids National Swine Show

A rare Hog Chautauqua will be held in Cedar Rapids as part of the national swine show and exposition from September 30 to October 5, highlighting one of the era's most unique Chautauquas.

Child drowns after fall into cracked crock in Shafferee Wright yard

A child died after slipping into a cracked twenty gallon crock in the Shafferee Wright yard. Neighbors reported the crock contained dirt and secured the child before officials arrived.

Forecasting Democratic Aims From Paris Remarks

Washington observers scrutinize Senator Lewis of Illinois for a Paris issued statement outlining Democratic aims. He predicts abolition of the tariff as a party issue and a major debate over government ownership, plus a likely war end before the next presidential race. Republicans note urgency on the war policy and farmer relief.

Washington, D. C Lewis Ilinois Paris Senate

Seed Selection Time Urges Farmers for Two Year Seed Supply

Town officials urge farmers to begin seed corn selection during the September seed weeks from 16 to 28. The 1916 crop showed seed quality can avert statewide corn failures, with emphasis on storing in dry, well ventilated facilities. Decorah news reports a sorghum mill planned by Bucknells and cane pressing gear readied, while sugar cane stripping and ripening guidance aims to boost sugar yields and seed cane stock for next year.

Decorah B. E. Bucknell Jack 1

Measurements of the male heart size and weight

Historical text notes the male heart weighs ten to twelve ounces and measures about five inches long three and a half inches wide and two inches at its greatest.

Food Administration Flexes Rules on Wheat and Substitutes

The United States Food Administration updates flour rules amid fodder grain shortages. Mixed flours with under 30 percent wheat may be ground for feed. 30 percent or more requires separation. New 80-20 wheat flour blends and substitutions must be offered with every wheat sale. Licenses needed for syrup production and self-ground sorghum. Bee-keepers to file Statement B for sugar allotments.

United States Food Administration United States Food Administrator J. F. Deems Burlington

Local Rural Notes Suspended by Social Visits and Farming

Sunday visits mark a flurry of social calls as residents like Ed Waters Geo Young and Mrs Geo Young travel among neighbors. Cattle shipments, seed gathering, and frost related calls dominate week activity with multiple families hosting and visiting across Decorah Hespon and surrounding areas.

Newton Kenyon Ed. Waters Man Pe Kern Geo Young Teeny Hilleman Bet Will Ruffridge Foltzore Ernet Aiee Richert Hespone Geo. Young Decorah Wim George Valentine Kern Garth Ernest Foster Wm. Thompson

Auction Sale of Farm Stock and Machinery Near Hesper

Auction sale scheduled for Saturday September 28 near press east of Hesper. Items include 2 black Shire mares aged 8, 2 driving mares 8, 1 single driver 9, a registered Hereford bull, 3 milch cows, 6 yearlings, 7 steer calves, 125 ewes and 7 bucks. Farm machinery and miscellaneous articles also offered.

Ublic Hesper Walt

Parks in Buenos Aires Cover Vast City Green Space

In Buenos Aires the city contains 97 parks promenades and plazas with a total area around 1,727,000 square meters detailing extensive urban green space for residents and visitors.

Buenos Aires

Legal Advisory Board formed for registrants

A large list of appointed volunteers from Decorah, Ossian, Calmar, Spillville, Ridgeway, and surrounding towns is named to serve as a Legal Advisory Board to assist registrants with the Questionnaire blanks at no charge. Members include D C Malloy, A A Novak, Stephen Kruchek, and numerous local officials, teachers, clergy, and residents across Iowa locations.

D. C J. F. Conover Calmar P. Ode H. A. Dessel T. H. Goheen N. E. Goheen Edward ©. Meyer Elmer Ringoen Ridgeway O. O. Rue Rollin G. Baker W. H. Klemme Fred J. Figge Ossian M. J. Carter R. J. Sullivan M. J. Klein M. Oe Lange George R T. F. Achianite Ossian. Co C. Brown Orleans Township Cresco Rob Reid Hesper J. Hook Decorah E. W. Cutting M. A. Harmon Albert Anfinson W. F. Baker L. B. Whitney F. E. Cratsenberg B. J. McKay H. E. Miller Rev Tolo Locust Einar Kippe Burr Oak Joseph Tra C. A. Hollister L. M. Enger James Draper C. Christen Brickner D. Bollman F. H. Anundsen P. C. Johnson Melvin Allison F. P. Adams P. Williams M. D. Whitney B. ©. Marsh E. A. Waterbury O. A. Tingelstad Luther College A. M. Rovelstad Chas Shattuck Alvin Rollins Luther Reed Oscar L. Olson M. H. Montgomery W. B. Reed M. A. Lange M. D. Wells F. W. P. Baker Chase Harmony Minn Rev. Kr Kvamme H. O. Watrud W. A. Daskam Kendallville C. H. Valder C. A. Whalen R. M. Miller Prosper Jos Koeh C. M. Houck T. A. Jayne Father M. Hogan A. ©. Lynch Decorah High School Jacob J. Jacobson A Christen C. P. Seim Dep Ellingson Frank Jewell H. D. Paine G. F. Baker Frank Bulman Frankville Jeo Van A. Schreiber Ft. Atkinson Trytten the Schuetz Hopperstad Otto Arnam

Rail fare hikes in 1917 shift travel habits worldwide

Early 1917 England raised passenger rail rates by fifty percent to curb travel and push savings for war bonds. The London board of trade reports traffic then rebounded, independent of military movement, while the United States cut fares 33.4 percent but saw traffic recover, prompting Secretary McAdoo to urge minimal travel.

England London Board of Trade House of Commons McAdoo

Residents Adapt to Lasting Price Hike Overtime

In a field of economic shifts, people gradually become accustomed to higher costs and appear to forget the initial spike. The adjustment period lengthens as the novelty of the increase fades from daily awareness.

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