Loyal Americans and Iowa War News Blend In Raleigh Column
A Raleigh column notes Andrew Bruce a Wisconsin graduate and associate justice, praising loyalty of naturalized citizens and the nation of laws. It laments war sentiment, urges road and school improvements, and highlights a farmer's 60 acres of corn grown for the Allies. It also reports local Iowa curiosities and the Blau gas farm lighting option.
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Boys Enlist in Food Army Week in Iowa Proclamation
Iowa heads into a national food effort as 100000 boys aged 16 to 71 register for the Farmers Working Reserve. Governor Harding has set March 25 to March 2 for registration with parental consent and physician verification. The piece also notes seed shortages, attic wartime recycling, and calls for more nurses, plus a look at Romania’s vast salt mines.
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