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Newspaper

Humeston New Era

Location

Humeston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1918

Page

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Hameston Soldier Albert B Anderson Killed in France

Private Albert B Anderson 26 native of Sweden and Hameston left Camp Dodge February 25 and was killed in action in France July 21. He served in Co C 119th infantry and was among several Hameston youths honored at a farewell dinner. Survived by parents and brother Leif, he wrote a cheerful letter from France before his death.

Albert Bernard Anderson Hameston Camp Dodge France Swen Anderson Anderson Huameston Alva F. Eaton Co. C 119Th Infantry Hotel Lee Belgium Leif Sweden

French Cablegram Brings Goods News

Mrs Roy E Kyner received a cablegram from her husband Lieut Kyner in the veterinary corps reporting all well. He has served at the front for some time and has been in France about a year.

Roy E. Kyner Lieut. Kyner Lieut.Kyner France

Fire at Greenlee farm destroys barn and horses

A large barn on the O. O. Greenlee farm one mile north of Lineville burned last Saturday night. The fire caused about 3000 dollars in loss with 1300 dollars insured. Three horses perished in the blaze.

O. O. Greenlee Lineville

Births Reported for July by Cleak District Clerk

July 1918 birth list compiled by A. T. Dotts district court clerk includes Wright-Cieo Ruark Ada Eliza beth Jared Ardys Dean Scott Carl Reuben Cox Union-Clerene Alma Becker George Lewis Hale Othel Lee Busby Hale Harold Burton Peck Washington Anna Arlene Coffey Georgetta Marie Allen Darrell B Smitt Carl Theron Pearson Thelma Leona Lewis Clay Wilda Francis Woods Benton Merrill Wilbur Bone Corydon John Thomas Rogers Pauline Rush Arlene Rush Billa Evelyn Hughes John Arthur Reed William Eugene Poston Warren Maxwell Sewark Lynch Grand River Bonnie Eldora Bain Inma Corine Thompson Irba Maxine Thompson Wilson Monroe Lydia Donald.

A. T. Dotts Wright—Cieo Ruark Ada Elizabeth Jared Ardys Dean Scott Carl Reuben Cox Union Clerene Alma Becker George Lewis Hale Othel Lee Busby Hale Harold Burton Peck Washington Anna Arlene Coffey Georgetta Marie Allen Darrell B. Smitt Carl Theron Pearson Carl Theron Pearson, Thelma: Leona Lewis. Clay—Wilda Francis Woods Benton—Merrill Wilbur Bone Corydon John Thomas Rogers Pauline Rush Arlene Rush Billa Evelyn Hughes John Arthur Reed William Eugene Poston Warren—Maxwell Sewark Lynch Grand River Bonnie Eldora Bain Inma Corine Thompson Irba Maxine Thompson Wilson Monroe Lydia Donald

War Council Meeting Aims at Center School House

A War Council meeting is planned for Monday night August 12 at Center school house to organize a county branch. Elected officials include a chairman four vice chairmen a secretary and treasurer plus ex officio members from each district. Attorney D L Murrow will attend to answer questions and guide the process. All township citizens are urged to attend. Chairman pro tem J D Gernes.

Center School House D. L. Murrow J. D. Gernes

J L Taylor Improves in Colorado Health Cure

Word from Collbran Colorado reports J L Taylor has gained six pounds and feels much better. The mountain air and fishing suit him well. He left on July 10 to spend a few weeks near Collbran for health reasons.

Collbran Colorado J. L. Taylor

Caliina couple to spend months in Colorado Springs

Mr and Mrs L P Caliina left yesterday for Colorado Springs to spend a couple of months there.

L. P. Caliina Colorado Springs Colo

Through Route Proposed for Keokuk and Western Railroad

Keokuk and Western railroad eyed as a heavy freight through line from Indiana to Nebraska to relieve wartime congestion. A committee will seek Washington to petition Director General McAdoo, with leaders from Iowa and Illinois attending a meeting at Keokuk.

Keokuk and Western Railroad Indiana Nebraska Invis Towa Keokuk McAdoo Illinois Washington Director General of Rail Keokuk & Western Logansport Ind Omaha Nebr Canton Bushnell Centerville Shenandoah F. T. Hughes John Nagel Industrial Association Judge Hughes Pennsylvania Railroad Earl Ferguson Bradley Canton, Ill J. E. Dertinger Messrs. Currie and Howell Logan Hughes A. Hollingsworth J. Albert Kiedaisch

State Fair Excursion Rate Reduced by Railroads

Railroads grant a one and a half fare excursion rate for state fair visitors this year marking the first special rate in eight years. Secretary Corey notes the reduced rate remains lower than the full 3 cent fare, with a fifty mile round trip totaling $2.25 under the new scheme compared to the higher past charges.

Corey

Boonegger Convicted in Seymour Liquor Case

Victor Cambuzzi of Seymour was tried before Judge Evans and convicted on the charge of selling liquor. He was sentenced to six months at hard labor and turned over to Sheriff Saling.

Victor Cambuzzi Seymour Evans Saling

Community Club Meeting Notice at Town Hall

Regular monthly Community Club meeting to be held at the town hall on Monday evening August 12 at 8 o clock. All members urged to attend.

First August Draft Sends Wayne County Men to Jefferson Barracks

The first August general draft selects 30 men from Wayne county. Entrainment for Jefferson Barracks, Missouri, aboard the regular Burlington train from Corydon at 7:30 tomorrow morning. Listed are the drafted and others notified by 5 pm this evening, including Elbert Hari Watsabaugh and Albert Powell air. Moreover, several named men depart Wednesday for Camp Forest Georgia for military service. Two colored men, Willie Short of Clio and another registered, are noted as the last negro soldiers registered in the county.

Wayne County Jefferson Barracks Burfington Corydon Hameston Elbert Hari Watsabaugh Albert Powell Air Iagomorres Thomas Elder Kincade William Elvin Hickman Merlin Brown McMurry Amon Guy Tate Clel William Dixon Elbert Harry Watsabaugh Edward Ray Datis Verl Anderson van Benthusen Frank Palmer Zelepher William Brown Joseph William Funnell Joseph Glenn Tuttle Lucius Howard Marcuzson Lee Addis Osborn Doran Cherryholmes Ray Gotheridge Albert Powell Yates James Leonard True Ross Wools Jesse Odis Roberts Oscar Donald Sharp Oscar Lowden Lowe Willie Short Clio Camp Dodge Pegro Short

The Shock of the War and Dead Soldier Sacrifice

The piece reflects on the death of Private Anderson and the deaths or wounds of others from the community serving in the war. It honors fallen comrades Merle Hay and Alva Eaton, urges courageous sympathy, and calls for patriotic resolve and heroic fortitude at home amid grim realities.

Anderson Merle Hay Alva Eaton

Death of Pvt. John Q. Cowl in Europe

Mrs. F S Stewart of Leon received a telegram announcing the death of her brother Pvt John Q Cowl of the Eighty third company Sixth regiment marine corps A E F who died from compound hemorrhage after being wounded in the Chateau Thierry battle during World War I.

F. S. Stewart Leon Pvt John Q. Cowl Eighty-third Company Sixth Regiment Marine Corps Chateau Thierry Washington, D. C

Song Will Win War Declares Emma Roberts in Festivals

Emma Roberts, a contralto, says songs will win the war representing four nations at the Ann Arbor music festival and the Bethlehem Bach festival. She notes American French and English anthems are uplifting while Germany's anthem is aggressive, reflecting Allied resolve. Colleges set up government singing bureaus and camps train soldiers through song.

Emma Roberts America Ann Arbor Bethlehem 4 Nation France England Germany Roberts

1919 Wheat Quota and Local Notices Across Iowa Towns

Lucas county sets 1919 wheat quota at 14000 acres. Twin boys born to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fulton of near Leon. Ralph Houston of Allerton invests 8700 in War Savings Stamps. Derby merchants join the shock club and shock timothy at J. O. Oliver farm. Mrs. B. S. Walker of Corydon receives a cablegram from Capt. Walker in France reporting good health. Wayne county to attend Grand Army encampment in Portland August 18 to 24 led by Mr. and Mrs. Eli Smith and B. H. Scales of Corydon. Garden Grove contracts for a 1919 chautauqua with Redpath-Vawter System. assembly praised and season-ticket sales topped expectations.

Lucas County A. J. Fulton Mear Leon Ralph Houston Allerton Derby J. O. Oliver Timothy Wayne County Grand Army of the Republic Portland Oregon Eli Smith B. H. Scales Corydon Garden Grove

Corydon Old Settlers Program Highlights Reunion

Senator J M Wilson of Center ville will speak at Corydon Old Settlers reunion on Saturday August 10. Chariton and the 63rd depot brigade team from Camp Dodge will play ball. A good program has been prepared and favorable weather is expected to draw a large crowd to the county seat.

J. M. Wilson Centerville Old Settlers Corydon Chariton 63Rd Depot Brigade Camp Dodge

U S Letters on Soldiers Collars Ordered by War Dept

General March chief of staff announces that the war department will place the letters U S on the collars of all servicemen. The substitution of N G for national guard and N A for national army will be dropped.

March War Department CU. S United States N. G National Guard N. A National Army

Neva Helt Hosts Ninth Birthday Party for Friends

Neva Helt entertained a number of her girl friends on a Friday afternoon for her ninth birthday. Ice cream and cookies were served. Present: Velma Woollis, Audrey Woollis, Mattie May Davis, Manell Davis, Mildred Gibbs, Mardelle Garton, Alice Broemsma, Viola Rouse, Helena Jarvis, Mary Farmer, Frieda Brattain.

Neva Helt Velma Audrey Woollis Mattie May Manell Davis Mildred Gibbs Mardelle Garton Alice Broemsma Viola Rouse Helena Jarvis Mary Farmer Frieda Brattain

Gunner Depew War Story Featured in New Era

The New Era plans a major feature on Gunner Depew highlighting his wartime experiences and personal journey. The piece promises a detailed, human-centered account of his service and resilience.

Temperature soars to 110 in Humeston heat wave

Humeston recorded a historic 110 degreeHigh Sunday as temperatures rose from 74 to 110 by noon Hot winds and low soil moisture intensified the heat. The drought threatened corn crops across the region as Iowa faced its most extreme heat wave in four decades.

Iowa Humeston

Record-setting price for Daroc Jersey boar Orion Cherry King's Pal

William Reed & Son of Rose Hill sold the two-year-old Daroc Jersey boar Orion Cherry King's Pal for 6000 cash to Ed M. Kearn of Canton Nebraska. The buyer, a major Nebraska breeder, reported the animal is en route to its new home. The transfer marks the second highest price ever paid for a Daroc Jersey.

William Reed & Son Rose Hill Ed M. Kearn Canton Nebr

Take Charge on Morford Farm by E L Yates Fort Madison

Earl L. Yates of Fort Madison arrived Friday to take charge of crops on H T Morford’s farm, rented this year by A P Yates who leaves to serve in the armed forces. A P has a large crop of corn oats and wheat and his brother will manage threshing harvest and sale preparations. Yates recently left Wells Fargo Express after ten years to work at the Perfection Tire factory in Fort Madison, and he comes with his family.

Earl L. Yates Fort Madison H. T. Morford A. P. Yates A. P Mr. Yates Wells-Fargo Express Co Perfection Tire

How The Laddies Do Play At Wayne County Fair

Ray D. Smith's Royal Highlanders band will perform during the first week of September at the Wayne county fair. The Scots feature vocal baritone soloists cornet and trombone soloists duets quartets sextette and xylophone soloists. Ray D. Smith conducts the band and the ensemble is expected to draw large crowds.

Ray D. Smith Royal Highlander Wayne County Fair

Licensed to Wed: County Clerk Grants Two Marriage Licenses

The County Clerk Dotts office issues two licenses: Onel Anthem Keller of Decatur County aged 22 and Roxie Annie Sinclair of Lineville aged 18.

Dotts Onel Anthem Keller Decatur Co Roxie Annie Sinclair Lineville

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Albert B. Anderson Co. C 9Th Infantry McCain Adjt Boche Keokuk & Western Asa Thru Line Boonegger Wory Leo Swen Milo F. Burnham Glenn Ferguson Ross Palmer Glenn Clayton Long William Homer Fleming Charles A. Roth Ray H. Markley Palie Dee Bettis Zed Beamer Hughes Alva Leroy Buyers Camp Forest B. S. Walker Capt. Walker U.S Gunner Depew Wed
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