Charge It To The Kaiser War Tax Cheerleader
The Chicago Herald editorial urges readers to blame the Kaiser for higher taxes and wartime costs. It argues revenue measures, from income tax to auto sales, target the autocrat behind the war and calls for citizens to pay promptly as patriotic duty.
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Congressional Conference Committee
Chicago Herald
Kaiser
Washington
Hootman Golden Wedding Observed in Iowa
James C. Hootman and Catherine Ann Mercer marked their fiftieth anniversary on September 26 1917 at their Lick Creek township home near Birmingham Iowa. The couple married September 26 1867 at Keosauqua and spent most of their life on the same farm now home to five children and twelve grandchildren. Sixty five relatives attended dinner due to rain. guests included Mercer family Hootman family and friends from Birmingham Glasgow and surrounding areas. Mr Hootman age 69 Mrs Hootman 72.
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Birmingham
Keosauqua
James C. Hootman
Jacob Daniel Hootman
Catherine Ann Mercer
John Mercer
Jude Stricklin
Lick Creek Township
Ridge Road
Birminham
Charley
Mary Crane
Glasgow
Iowa
Jacob
George
Hootman
James Mercer
M. L. Sadler
Jacob W Hootman
Will Bott
John Gilbert
Frank Spurlock
Haslie Canaday
Chester Hootman
Henry Craft
France
Johnathan Kimmel, Jr
Karl Scott
Billa Pool
Hovey Hootman
Karl Hootman
Bryan to Speak at Fairfield Old Settlers Day
William J. Bryan will address Fairfield on Old Settlers Day October 10. The talk on Constitutional Prohibition will be at Chautauqua Auditorium with free admission. Bryan arrives Wednesday from Centerville. escorts arranged by local committees. two day event features auto races boxing wrestling parades and pageants drawing large crowds.
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Williiam J. Bryan
Fairfield
Old Settlers
Col. Bryan
Geo. W. Ball
Bryan
Centerville
Chautauqua Auditorium
R. B. Louden
O. F. Frye
Old Settlers’ Association
College notes from YY YMCA and YWCA meeting
The YY Y M C A and Y W C A held a joint chapel meeting with Prof Vartanian outlining Need of Service and Parsons college student service opportunities. The High School convention lectures will be attended by Prof John Winter's classes with the College Double Quartet providing music.
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Prof. Vartanian
Parsons College
John Winter
Margaret White
Marion Seathorn
Marjorie Haight
Charlotte White
C. W. Mountain
Ben Gallaher
John Gates
Brainerd Covert
Mildred Stewart
Supt. M. G. Clark to Speak at High School
Supt. M. G. Clark of Sioux City will lecture this evening at 8:15 in the High School Auditorium. The free talk titled Just Among Ourselves promises many educational insights, drawing a large audience from Iowa's educational circles.
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Supt
M. G. Clark
Sioux City
Campaign to establish libraries for soldiers and sailors
Funds are being raised in the city for soldier libraries. Campaign started this morning and runs until November 1. Citizens are expected to be generous as banks in Jefferson County welcome contributions of any amount to provide reading material for the troops.
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Jefferson County
Hostile Air Raid Alarm Over Fairfield in Early Morning
Wireless message from Fairfield postmarked this morning reports enemy airmen conducted a two and a half hour raid over the city at daybreak. Citizens woke to loud whirring, with an unceasing assault on sleep. No property damage noted. many joked about the event as anti-aircraft guns failed to fire.
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Fairfield
Blackbirds
Local residents and visitors note travel and work updates
Dr E G Groves plans to return from Mayo Bros Hospital Rochester Minnesota. Roscoe Ferrell spends today at his Libertyville home. Joseph Curray came home last night from a ten day Colorado trip. Mr and Mrs P H Fisher and Mr and Mrs Richard Fisher visited the J C Helfenstine home near Glasgow yesterday. Gurley Bush has left for Rock Island to start a position in the arsenal.
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E. G. Groves
Mayo Bros ' Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Roscoe Ferrell
Libertyville
Joseph Curray
Colorado
P. H. Fisher
Richard Fisher
J. C. Helphenstine
Glasgow
Gurley Bush
Rock Island
Arsenal
Rush preparations for the new army at Camp Dodge
Des Moines Iowa October 2 Major A M Butler constructing quartermaster and Charles Weitz Sons supervising contractors push work as material delays ease. All available labor on site today to complete barracks and camp facilities ahead of October 15 influx of drafted men. $60 000 authorized for extra concrete paving a new road will run through the artillery section and around to include base hospital and remount station water and sewer systems finished and operational.
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Des Moines
Camp Dodge
A. M. Butler
Charles Weitz Sons
Electric lights to replace gas at First Methodist Church
Official Board meeting decided to install electric lighting in the First Methodist Church, funded as an additional contribution. Members present contributed most of the required sum and a committee was appointed to oversee the project. The 1917-18 church budget was adopted after careful review of financial needs.
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First Methodist Church
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