Camp Doge ends Sunday work amid double pay dispute
The Iowa United States army camp at Camp Dodge ends Sunday work and cancels double pay for Saturday afternoon and Sunday labor after a Washington agreement. Camp Dodge, the second largest camp in the region, trains 44 529 men from Iowa Illinois North Dakota and Minnesota. Other notes report a piano raid in a disorderly house, a Sioux City Carroll train derailment near Ida Grove, and farm milk payments and local road marking efforts.
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Bam
Camp
Doge
Washington
Alleghany
Rocky Mountains
Camp Dodge
Chicago
Thomas
A. Barry
Central Department
U. S.A
Iowa
Illinois
North Dakota
Minnesota
A. W. Spencer
Sioux City
Carroll
Ida Grove
Maple River Bridge
Ladley Co-operative Creamery Company
Waukon
Harley Leas
Rossville
Ege
Tory
Earl Daley
Hanover
Hanover Cheese Factory
Mississippi
Keokuk
Hannibal
Quincy
Irving King
Department of Education of
the State University
King
Red Oak
J. N. Wilkerson
Vil- Uscaux
Bellevue
Galus
Marshalliawy
George C. Whitaker
Glencoe
Ill
Abraham Slimmer
Dubuque
Waverly
Omaha
St Paul
Milwaukee
Simmer
Activa Iife
R. P. Polisher
Lost Nation
Davenport
Division of Motor Fund Announced for Iowa Counties
Major distribution of motor vehicle fund proceeds has been prepared by State Treasurer 5 H Hoyt for April 1 to August 1. A total of 408,586.80 is set aside to meet federal road building funds, with counties to receive 479,950 and individual townships 290 each. a long list shows exact county allocations from Adair to Wright. Major Graham in service. In a Washington dispatch, Maj W A Graham, U S R, of Des Moines, assigned to Judge Advocate General Crowder’s office. known in Iowa for leading Company B, Third Iowa infantry, to the border, then to inspector and JAG roles. Soldiers to vote on prohibition. Iowa soldiers may vote on constitutional prohibition in Camp elections on October 16, overseen by J B Weeds. plan to have camp voting if needed. General Allen to Deming. Brig Gen Hubert A Allen of Cedar Rapids ordered to Camp Cody to command the Sixty-seventh infantry brigade. Flag for best Red Cross enlistment. Mrs W L Harding to present a silk flag to the county enlisting the largest share of Red Cross workers. Iowa aims to mobilize 30,000 sweater sets and related items.
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Crowder
First Army
Caroline Thompson
Athens
Cape, Town
South Africa
St. Anagar
Madagascar
Anggar
Hampton
Carleton
Wright
Willard
Cheadle
Ottumwa
Leutenants
United States Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Iowa
Naval Accademy
Des Moines
Burlington
Fairfield
Chas. W. Cockling
Palestine
Texas
Cockling
Thomas Maltas
de Witt
Charles Young
Sioux City
Young
John Reynolds
Waukon
Reynolds
Two Rivers
Wisconsin
Yow
B. T. Baldwin
Philadelphia
Iowa University
Baldwin
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Freight Train In the Yarda
Dubuque
James Harrington
Cedar Rapids
Fort Des Moines
Fort
Medical Department of the Army
J. F.deems
National Food Commission
Raymond A. Pearson
Ames
Wilson
Pearson
Fred W. Schrieber
Chariton
Iowa State College
Blate Highway Commission
South Dakota
Schrieber
Watertown
Henry Schocker
Maquoketa
Davenport
H. Hoyt
Adair
Adams
Alla Kee
Appanoose
Ate Dubon
Banton
Blackflank
Boone
Bremer
Buchanet
Buena Vista
Butler
Calhoun
Carroll
Casa
Cedar
Cerro Gordo
Cherokee
Chickasaw
Clarke
Clay
Clayton
Clinton
Crawford
Dallas
Davis
Decatur
Delaware
Dickinson
Emmet
Fayette
Boyd
Franklin
Fremont
Greene
Grundy
Guthrie
Hamilton
Hancocky
Hardin
Harrison
Howard
Humboldt
Ida
Towa
Jackson
Jasper
Jefferson
Joahnson
Jones
Keokuk
Kossuth
Lee
Linn
Louisa
Lucas
Lyon
Madison
Mahaska
Marion
Marshall
Mills
Mitchell
Monona
Monroe
Montgomery
Muscatin
O'Brien
Oscaola
Page
Pato Alto
Plymouth
Pocahontas
Polk
Pottawattamla
Poweshiek
Ringgold
Sac
Geott
Shelby
Woodbury
Worth
Graham
Washington
W. A. Graham
Sandy” Graham
Third Infantry
Iowa National Guard
Southern Department
San Antonio
Harry McHenry
Leutenant
Harding
W. L. Harding
American Red Cragg
Red Cross
The raat Need and the Udine prince dine in New York
The tale, set at a New York lunch, features The raat Need and the prince of Udine, head of a Trulian commission. A Milan restaurateur hires a dirty tramp, pays him with a two lira note, and sends him to bathe, hinting at a further bath if change occurs.
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Udine
New York
Galleria
Milan
Beth
Suspect Plaster Analysis Question Sparks Dialogue
In Kansas City Star style JJ remarks on the need for court plaster analysis by a bacteriologist. Walter Groom questions necessity and suggests trying it on a brother-in-law, highlighting skepticism about the procedure.
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Walter Groom
Knnans City Star
Kidney Remedy Ad From Kilmer and Co
A 1916 advertisement from Spartanburg urges readers to try Swamp Root kidney and bladder remedy by sending ten cents for a sample and a booklet. It claims doctors and druggists trust the product and notes availability in large and medium bottles at drug stores, asking readers to mention the paper when writing.
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Kamien Drug Store
Kartiner
Pra
Bpartanburg
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Les
Natural Feeling Scene Standout Translation
A fragmentary quotation shows dialogue about a breeze and a light breeze remark. The line hints at regional speech and playful characterization rather than a full narrative arc.
Cedarville Welcome for Nesbit as Local Return
Wilbur D Nesbit author of Your Ping and My Tog returns to Cedarville Ohio his native village. The crowd recalls his college departure and notes he now writes poetry. Two old villagers gossip about his past fame and current life as they spot him in town.
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Wilbur D. Nesbit
Cedarville
Will
Cuticura Soap Ointment Ad Promises Rapid Relief
Cuticura is soothing for skin discomfort. Bathe the affected surface with Cuticura Soap and hot water, dry gently, apply Cuticura Ointment, repeat morning and eight. Method offers immediate relief and speedy healing for everyday folk use. Free sample by mail with a postcard to Cuticura Dept. Boston.
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Bool
Cutleura
Dept. Ty Boston
Impulse Governs Artillery Horses at Fort Morrison
A Tuliniumpalls News excerpt quotes Tolph Lockwood of Indianapolis asking if artillery horses could be developed to start and stop automobiles and be guided by a steering wheel after a morning on horseback with the Second battery of the Ninth division at Fort Morrison.
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Fort Morrison
Tolph Lockwood
Indianapolis
Tuliniipalls News
Clinger Says Boss’s Wife Stays Cool by Phone Tone
The Clinger notes the boss’s wife remains calm during heat via a telephone voice described as cool and composed, suggesting a cooling influence amid the weather. The comment, reported in the Galveston News, hints at interpersonal dynamics shaping workplace atmosphere.
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Clinger
Lee —Galveston
Idleness Makesa Fortune At Great Buddha Of Nara
The Tokyo Herald notes the great Buddha at Nara earned fortune despite idleness. In the year ending June 25 it drew 851,000 visitors paying $9,350 in admission fees. Since 111 began, gate money totaled $127,500.
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Tokyo Herald
Nara
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