Strange Flowers Grow On WWI Battlefields In France
Reports describe flowers blooming in shell holes and dugouts on French battlefields. Botanists seek seeds buried deep, while other items note Malt sugar in markets, plans for a new jail at Leavenworth, shipping board passenger liner plans, and Dubuque coal conservation measures amid fuel restrictions.
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Storm Lake
Clermont
Jack Halvorson
Clermont Enterprise
Ll. A. Haynes
Sabula
Jackson County
Leavenworth
War Department
Plong
Shipping Board
Pal
Dubuque
Armistice celebration causes controversy and land sales noted
The article surveys a mosaic of postwar events from Waterloo where a mayor faced criticism over a kiss during armistice celebrations to farm land sales connected to Camp Dodge. It cites federal land payments, honors for Ray Kennedy with a Victoria Cross, and remarks on labor strikes, coal shortages, and public opinion on opportunity and employment. It mentions Norway's prohibition move, wool stockpiles, a buffalo feast at Armistice Day, and Germany seeking 150,000 American cows.
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Waterloo
Missouri
Pershing
Washington
Southeastern Department
Bayannah
Southern Department
Meslenn
Camp Dodge
War Department
Des Moines
Thomas and Mercella Wilson
William and Maude Powell
Magele McHarg
Ray Kennedy
Estherville
New York
Wales
Kennedy
U. S
Norway
United States
Sheldon
Singmaster & Son
Koeta
Iowa
Germany
Austria
France
Belgium
Gompers
Lfe
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