Iowa farmer notice on wheat and wartime policy
Federal notice to Iowa farmers warns that wheat is to be commandeered by the government for wartime needs. It urges farmers to deliver grain to nearest mills and forego storing for seeding, while reporting no need to retain wheat for sowing. The item also notes local agricultural and civic matters, including livestock, awards, and public policy changes.
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Bherin
United States Food‘ Administration
Iowa
Atate
Yli Mitchell
Orillia
Sumaer
Thay
Saya
Iowa Rating Bureau
Towa
Cletus, Owens
Creaco
United States
Dennigan
W.N. Johnason
Johnston
Artemus L. Seeber
North Harrison Trust & Savings Bank
Daysnport
State Supreme ‘Court
Des’ Moines
Harrison County
Olgstets
Des Moines
Sheriff's Office
District Court
Jimmy" Hall
Colfax
Earth
Pagny-Sur- Mogelie
A. R. Morrow
Orange City
Duce Puplle
Gtass Council of Defense
Garrett Clay
Slotx
Morrow
A. M. Doyoe
France
Holland
America
Netherlands
Les
Norway
Crowder Hints at Drafted Labor Fight or Work Order
Edward W. Pickard surveys wartime policy as Crowder issues a drastic amendment to selective service. Every man of draft age may be forced to fight or take a useful occupation after July 1. Rostered workers like gamblers, actors, waiters, clerks, and others face possible conscription to support farms, shipyards, and munitions plants. Government predicts ships and grain shipments will meet Allied needs, while Germany faces shortages and rising discontent at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward. W. Pickard
France
Atlantic
War Department
House of Representatives
Caldwell
Military Affairs Committee
House
America
Grant Britain
Wilson
Crowder
Selective Service
Washington
Gregory
Bravery Cost Man His Job After Chicago Robbery
In Chicago a {\u201cbravery cost\u201d incident ended with Krehoff punished for his actions after pursuing a bandit who stole $4,600 from a payroll employee. He confronted the thief, risking his life, and later returned to police headquarters, where his employer fired him for being late and confrontations during the investigation. Ruppert, from a clothing company, alerted authorities and aided in the pursuit as the thief threatened to shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred
Krehofty
A. Mercantile
Pryrell
de Sands
Hoyne
Krehof
Rentle Krehor
Wengher
Ruppert
Stephen Ruppert
Peppern
Krehoff
Pickpocket Murray Faces Prison Term In San Francisco
Patrick Murray a mechanic by trade is charged with grand larceny after police say he followed Sherlock Holmes to form the opposite of a benign trade. While being taken to prison he allegedly picked pockets from a man beside him in the patrol wagon, observed by the vehicle chauffeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Patrick Murray
Murray
Somanon
Harry-Ip
Wild Chaser Captures Coyote in Harsh Winter Chase
In zero weather a farmer farmer Ernest Barnes led a chase for half a mile in night clothes and overshoes after a coyote carrying two hens. Neighbor Charles Hartsook joined, knocked the coyote down with a stick, and Barnes returned home triumphant with the hens and the dead coyote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Center
Kan
Ernest Barnes
Charles Hartsook
Barnes
Pueblo Women Ready to Help in War Time
Eight hundred local young women organize to train for emergencies in Pueblo. Ladies prepare to guard steel and smelter plants and aid police and firemen if male manpower is depleted by enlistments. Training drills occur twice weekly for girls and women seeking readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Cole
Iocal
Pueblo Ia
Ten Year Girl Stops Omaha Train in Miracle
Irene Murs hy of Mankato Minnesota used part of her dress to flag down an Omaha train in dense fog. She dragged the train to a stop within ten feet of a tea pile on the track, a life saving act that prevented the locomotive from plunging into the river.
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Train
Mankato
Minu
Nervous Prostration Claims and Patent Remedy Ad
Fragmented OCR text shows a medical advert about nervous prostration and backache. It mentions Lynn with forty years experience, references to economy and a notary public, and a Toledo based firm offering a medication line claimed to act on mucous surfaces with testimonials.
More Grub What We Need A Man On Horseback
A humorous exchange features two Russians debating food and mobility as one insists on a man on horseback, while the other grouses about needing horse meat and scoffs at the plan. The banter highlights a comical clash over practicality and appetite.
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Rutgers College
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Belgium
Vranea
Dayan
Weele
Austria
Herliner Tageblatt
Saxony
Petrograd
Ukraine
Vweeh
Iis
Korn
Ville sur-Ancre
Jossen
Loeere
Nemmel
Scherpenberg
Mont Touge
Mont Noir
Iportance
Toul
Gerechamp Wood
Eldes
Raoul Lufbery
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Hun ‘Ili
Huntish
Hnes
al- Mleva
Gothas
Red Cross
Italy
Vienna
Ava
Pinland
Bjerke
Gulf of Tinland
Kiev
Skoropadsky
Baku
Russia
Moscow
Mannerheim
Karelia
Ireland
de Watera
Lendera
Cou
Lata
Sinn Fenners
Jeremiah O'Sears
Quiy
McAdoo
Railroada
Wnes
Nigo
Bnavncas
Pullman Company
Mr. Rose
Pastor Stokes
Kansas City
Coyote
Atrs
Lynn
Inary Ried
Wordon
Ohta
Toledo
J. Ofea Beithachi
A.W. Gleason
Notary
Gatarrel Medicing
Recheney &.Co
Ohio
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ATE Bros
Eterinary Gr
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