Local Briefs Show Residents Traveling and Visiting
Local news briefs list many residents and visitors. George McCumber spends day in Ottumwa. Miss Bertha Gobble visits Muscatine relatives. Miss Vanilla Smith visits in the city. A L Liverpool travels to Chicago on business.
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Vanilla Smith
Glendale
A L. Liverpool
Chicago
Minta Moagland
Montgomery Wins One Club golf match at the club
J H Montgomery won the one club event with a 67 net score after 91 gross and 24 handicap. Charles Carter was runner up at 72 net from 94 gross and 22 handicap as Thrift stamps were awarded. In the second flight CC Heer beat C W Raines 2 up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Montgomery
Charles Carter
CC. H. Heer
C. W. Raines
Heer
C. Fordyce
W. Ea. Johnson
Fordyce
Ed. Johnson
W. D. Hunt
Tim E. Johnson
Hunt
Johnson
Jonson
Batavia Plans Four Day Chautauqua This Summer
Batavia will host a four day Chautauqua from August 17 to 20 with a patriotic opening. Rev. Frank Day of the Methodist church will direct the day one music and choir. Large crowds from surrounding countryside expected for the programs.
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Batavia
Frank Day
Meth Sate
Thousands of Troops Pass Through Burlington in War Time
Burlington reports thousands of troops moving through the city this week. Officials could not estimate exact train or man totals but describe daily trainloads. Sixteen hundred draftees en route to Camp Pike were fed at the oval union station. Thirty eight train loads from Iowa have gone to camps, with men also from Wisconsin and the Dakotas. Friday about four hundred craftsmen from Iowa and Johnson counties were fed here. More troops arrived last night from the north.
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Burlington
Beva
Camp Pike
Little Rock Ark
Oval Union Station
Iowa
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Johnson Counties
North
Meat rules for public eating places extended hours
The local Food Administration permits serving boiled beef roast beef steak and hamburger steak in public eating houses from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily except Saturday and from 5 p.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturdays.
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Local Food Administration
Brother Fights for Immediacy of Service in France
Harold Bowen of Hartford is moved to anger by news that his brother William Bowen was wounded on the French front. He seeks expedited exemption and immediate service, ultimately joining Camp Lewis Washington for training before possible deployment to France.
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Harold Bowen
Brother
France
Sioux Falls
Hartford
Willian Bowen
Tie
Young Bowen
Camp Lewis
Wash
Battle Line
Notice of Divorce Petition in Jefferson County Iowa
In the District Court of Jefferson County Iowa Fred J Aldrich sues Helen Aldrich for divorce claiming abandonment for over two years. Helen must answer before the second day of the next term starting September 15 1918 at Fairfield Court House or a default will be entered. W F Kopp attorney for plaintiff.
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Jefferson County
Iowa
Fred J. Aldrich
Helen Aldrich
Court House
Fairfield
France considers meat and bread ration changes
Paris reports that M. Victor Boret aims to curb meat price rises with dietary measures including a monthly meat card and limited portions. The London report on English meat cards is unfavorable, while bread rations and fish catches are being adjusted. Potatoes remain plentiful and bakers vary flour blends, prompting shoppers to stay with the same shop.
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Paris
M. Victor Boret
London
Tle
England
France
M. Boret
Food Ministry
United States
Garbage as munition fuel urged by U S food administration
Washington reports a campaign to improve garbage utilization urging state administrators to educate households to keep kitchen refuse separate. The policy cites glycerin, fertilizer elements, and soap from one ton of garbage and notes huge losses when garbage is burned or mixed with other waste. The drive targets housewives to separate garbage from other refuse to boost munition materials.
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Washington
United States Food Administration
The
Food Administration
Public Library to Close for Cleaning Until Further Notice
Beginning next Tuesday July 30 the Public Library will close for house cleaning and repair for a short time or until further notice. Borrowers will receive credit for the closure period by order of the Board of Directors. H M Dysart Librarian.
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H. M. Dysart
Pershing Letter Urges Soldiers to Trust in Jesus
A condensed Autograph letter from General Pershing urges American soldiers to trust God and follow Jesus Christ. It emphasizes fighting for liberty, enduring hardship, resisting temptation, and letting faith inspire conduct and loyalty. The note dated August 20, 1917, was published from the N S Bible Society collection.
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Jesus Christ
Jack" Pershing
God
N. S. Bible Society
Lost Leather Suitcase on Ottumwa Brigigon Road
Leather suitcase containing a young man’s wearing apparel was lost on the Ottumwa Brigigon road early Friday morning. A reward of $5.00 is offered by H. Isaacs, C. C. D., 4948 N. Albany Ave., Chicago, Illinois.
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Ottumwa-Brigigon Road
H. Isaacs
Albany Ave
Chicago
Farm owner warns of prosecution for blackberry picking trespass
Ralph Stever declares he will prosecute anyone picking blackberries or trespassing on his farm at 843, outlining strict action against violators.
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Ralph Stever
League Baseball Lines Up No 5 and No 2 Trains Chicago to McCook
The timetable lists multiple combined rail lines and trains between Chicago, Denver, Peoria, Burlington, Omaha and other points. It includes East and West bound routes with numbers like No 2 No 15 No 12 and No 11 and notes passenger and freight schedules.
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Chicago
McCook
Denver
Peoria
American League
Smomini 'al Sane
Philadelphia
Friday's Results in Major Leagues Reported
Results show National League games with New York 8 over St. Louis 6 and Chicago 2 over Philadelphia 8 or 7? Boston 1 to Cincinnati 5 3. American League includes Cleveland and New York Chicago 7 Boston 2 St Louis 2 Washington 4 Begost 2 Philadelphia.
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New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Washington
Begost
Philacelph
Food Shortage Worldwide Forces Sacrifice Says Food Administration
The Food Administration warns hundreds of thousands have starved in three years due to war caused shortages. Belgium and much of Europe face hunger while Finland Sweden and Denmark endure cereal shortfalls and cattle reductions. Americans are urged to conserve and aid Europe to keep the war efficiently supplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Food Administration
Belgium
Finland
Ennelly
Tetituenta
Sweden
Rowamania
Dussia
Holland
Denmark
Europe
Food Administration
America
Fists to Meet Hun Mailed Fist in Denver Training
Denver soldiers Hyle Fist and his brother Arthur Fist enlist in the regular army and train at Fort Logan as part of the wartime effort against Germany. Both men join the ranks following family example and will confront the German mailed fist in upcoming duties.
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Edith Smith
United States Army
Fort McPherson
Lieutenant Smith
Ohio University School of Medicine
E. Gustavzinke
Denver
Colo
Hyle Fist
Arthur Fist
Fort Logan
Olive Tablets offer a vegetable laxative remedy
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable compound aiding liver and bowels like calomel without dangerous after effects. It claims they clear skin tone and energy, promote buoyancy, and are sold in boxes for 25 cents with directions to take one or two nightly.
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George McCumber
Ottumwa
Miss Bertha Gobble
Mildred Axelson
Missouri
Florence Roth
C. G. Griswold of
Allerton
S. J Welday
Miss Hazel
McDonald
Lois White
Nevada
Tfa
E. R. Crabb
H. A. Anspach
Vandalia
Ohio
Myra Russell
Laura Flindt
Brighton
Lillis
Phillip Sauer, Jr
Blakesburg
Harry Higby
Lieut
Alice Glass
Kansas City
Calvin Doughty
Cambridge
Mass
Clifford Brown
A. G. Fell
Galesburg, IL
8. R. Crabb
David Cassett
Ark
James Dougherty
J. L. Smith
Savanah
Mr. Smith
Downer
Wis
C. B. Carlson
A. F. Carlson
Hannah
Nora Carlson
Oscar Easton
Marjorie
R. B. Greet
Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur Greet
Greet
Montgomery
Eeks Service
W. F. Kopp
Jesus
Pershing
C. B. & Q. West Bound
Cox
Globe
John T. Davies
George P. Loesch
West Burlington
F. D. Kerrick
Tribune
IGN
I River
Minneapolis
ULI
W. A. Blair, Masten
Davenport, Egg
Minnenapolia
Northern Steamboat Co
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Catarre
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