Food Administration Warns of World Shortages and U.S. Duty
A government survey warns that while wheat and rye may be short globally, other foods remain sufficient to sustain economies. The report argues for increased U.S. exports to about 20 million tons and continued conservation, noting a major fats shortage and the need to feed liberated nations to support democratic stability.
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America
Food Administration
North America
United States
West Indies
Australia
Europe
North
Hussly
Phe Hawkeye picks first female business manager and editor
In a historic move at the State University of Town yearbook Miss Grace Altshuler of Town Falls is named business manager, with a Flandreau, South Dakota student as editor. The project costs more than 6000 dollars and marks a significant milestone for the school. The county news notes other items including a local football honor for Kenneth Goilis, the Iowa Falls band’s long run since 1888, a minor arm injury to Paul Dillon, and local influenza developments with rising cases and cautious guidance to residents.
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Phe Hawkeye
State University of Town
Grace Altshuler
Town Falls
Flandreau
S. D
Altshuler
Kenneth Goilis
Towa Palla High School
Paul Jones
Iowa Falls
Paul Dillon
Union
Ford
Iowa Falls Board of Health
Itas
Memorial ideas considered for Iowa Falls project
The Memorial committee met Friday evening to review options including a chime tower like Ames campanile in Central or Estes park a memorial playground at Jones park with a Rock Run foot bridge near Estes street a combined memorial hall city building and a memorial arch with a band stand for outdoor meetings Suggestions from residents are invited.
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Ames
Central
Estes Park
Jones Park
Rock Run
Estes Street
Death of Mrs Zoa C Way in influenza outbreak
Mrs Zoa C Way nee Kirby of Fairbury Nebraska died of influenza at the Emergency hospital on Friday. She was born May 29 1898 and moved to Howland Missouri as a child. She married Zon C Way May 3 1918 and left two children Marcella and Zon Tolson. Burial was at the mausoleum after services. Her husband was ill, and a twin brother and two brothers in service are named Kirby family members.
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Myrtle Frances Kirby
Fairbury
Neb
Howland
Baptist Church
Unionville
Zon C. Way
Marcella
Zon Tolson
W. EB. Stanley
Lafayette Kirby
A. W. Way
Way
Marl ¥. Kirby
Arthur Lee Kirby
France
Geo. W. Kirby
Camp Dodge
Rose E. Montgomery
Eldora
Camp News Notes From Ship and Camp
News notes column reports on World War I service and quarantine status. Eldora and local families are mentioned: Maitland Smallpage participated in a parade at the Liberty Fair in Los Angeles and spent weeks in quarantine at Fort McArthur, with hopes of home by April. Miss Fannie Duren oversees Nashville library work for four recreation camps after lifting quarantine. George Folkerts learns his son Hayes G Folkerts was severely wounded in battle after serving from Camp Dodge to Camp Cody and France with Company D Ninth Infantry on October 3.
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Fannie Duren
Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Maitland Smallpage
Los Angeles
Fort McArthur
Eldora
George Folkerts
War Department
Washington
Haye G. Folkerts
Heye
Camp Dodge
Camp Cody
N. M
France
Ninth Infantry
Refugee Garment Drive Urges Women to Help
A 1919 Red Cross notice from National Headquarters urges full membership and refugee garment support. It cites over 2000 needed garments, quotas for refugee clothing, and a four day garment room schedule after Christmas. Urges women in Eldora to volunteer promptly.
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Red Cross
Central Headquart
Eldora
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Kuppenheimer
Uncle Sam
Larson Bros
U.S
Memorial For
Mra. Zoa C. Way
W. G. Leslie & CO
Jewelers
Optometrists
Eldora, Iowa
Germany
Sedan
American Red Cross
B. E. Purcell
Rocker
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