The Youths Companion Subscriptions Offer
The Youths Companion emphasizes family reading and character building, promoting a yearly $2.00 subscription worth 42 issues plus Grace Richmond serial Anne Dexter starting December 12. New subscribers can also get 1019 issues of 1919 and 1918 remainder, plus The Companion Home Calendar, or add McCalls Magazine for $2.50. Offers available at Commonwealth Ave and St Paul St, Boston.
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Grace Richmond
Anne Dxeter
McCall’s Magazine
Youth's Companion
Commonwealth Ave
St. Paul St
Boston
Mass
Cream Routes To Let At Farm Co Dairy 1918
On Saturday November 9 1918 at noon the High Farmers Dairy Co directors will let all cream routes to the lowest responsible bidders for one year beginning January 1 1919 except the Ed Metzger route and Axel Borg route. Bidders for these two routes to begin hauling November 18 1918. Applicants may inquire at the secretary for details. Melchr Luchsinger Secretary
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High Farmmoors’ Dairy Co
Ed Metzger
Axel
Borg
Melchr Luchsinger
Sect
Gratitude Note From Logansport Reader
Mrs William Bell of Logansport Indiana praises Cham bers Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for a severe attack three years ago calling it the only medicine that gave relief A local drugstore advertises the remedy and a sale of Twenty Big Type Poland China boars with pedigrees from Bauder at Elgin Iowa Ed Bauder invites inspection of the herd
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William Bell
Logansport
Ind
Chamberlain
Stochr
Poland
Big Black
Bauder
Mammoth Timm
Ed Bauder
Elgin
Iowa
One Hundred Millions for the Red Cross War Relief
An impassioned plea for One Hundred Millions to fund the Red Cross. The message vows no red tape, calls the Red Cross God’s agent, and urges funding to save European orphans, prevent famine and disease, build hospitals, supply nurses, medicines, and equipment, and aid prisoners and war-torn refugees. It emphasizes relief work across battlefields and detention camps.
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Red Cross
Europe
America
No Man's Land
Armies of Justice
Campaign letter targets Haugen over war votes in Iowa district
Democratic challenger Joseph C. Campbell accuses Congressman Gilbert N. Haugen of disloyalty and pro Kaiser motives based on eight wartime votes and Holland-era statements. Campbell pledges to uphold Wilson policies and restore American honor, urging fourth district voters to repudiate Haugen and support democracy.
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Iowa
Gilbert N. Haugen
Congress of the United States
National Security League
Elihu Root
Theodore Roosevelt
William Jo Taft
Charles Evans Hughes
Congress
Belgium
Lusitania
Haugen
North
Germany
France
Serbia
Romania
Edith Cavell
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Joseph C. Campbell
America
Woodrow Wilson
Fourth Congressional District
Mr. Haugen
West Union county seat boasts wealth and growth
West Union is portrayed as a thriving civic hub with a high school, extensive utilities, top drainage and lighting, and prestigious parks. It emphasizes wealth, strong religion, daily press, large county fair, and robust services including hospital, garages, and rail access. It invites buyers to consider living, renting, or buying property, offering helpful real estate and finance services.
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West Union
Linden Park
Court House
Weat Union
Pike Roads
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Herbert Kaufman
Fayette County
WM. L. Harding
Kenyon
U. S
G. N. Haugen
F. Miller, Jr
Henry George
America First
J. W. Bopp
West
Asiog
O. W. Heiserman
Graduate Optometrist
Schori Bros
H. S. Hadsel
C. O. Fothergill
M. D
Elgin Hotel
Calla
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