Schools Open Despite Influenza Still Active
District resumes classes after weeks closed for influenza. Cases rise at a steady rate as communities weigh reopening. New reports include Markley family, Hessler, Dake, Zimberman, Moore, Cowel family, Wallace, Haworth care, Wallee nearing recovery, and Matt Neissius heading to Cheyenne for painting work.
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F. S. Markley
Child
S. D. Markley
Kathryn Hessler
Mae Dake
Peter Zimberman
Ben Moore
Arthur Cowel
S. E. Wallace
M. N. Haworth
F.S. Markley
Miss Wallee
Sugar Saving Averted Famine Through Reduced US Consumption
A historic note credits Americans with cutting sugar use by over half a million tons across July to October, preventing a domestic famine amid tight supplies. It cites drop to 260,000 tons in July and gradual reductions, praising public discipline and government guidance as beet and cane sugar crops awaited.
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United States
Food Administration
Louisiana
Europe
Powdered Sugar Ban Lifted by U S Food Administration
The United States Food Administration has lifted the ban on household consumption of powdered sugar as a holiday lift. Retailers may allow housewives to take part of their sugar allotment in powdered form for treats and doughnuts.
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United States Food Administration
The
Food Board
Keota residents weigh future moves and visits
Frank Trumbo returned to Keota on Thursday and considers relocating after years on a homestead. Lester Briggs visited town for the first time since influenza. A larger cluster of illness hit Mr. and Mrs. and three children along with Briggs' brother, wife, and child. Claude Powell of Sterling and Guy Powell of the U S Marines dined with W J Simms and family on Wednesday evening and later enjoyed an auto ride to Buckingham.
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Frank Trumbo
Keota
Lester Briggs
Mr. Briges
Claude Powell
Sterling
Guy Powell
U. S. Marines
W. J. Simms
Buckingham
The Youth's Companion Offers 1919 Family Reading Value
For over ninety years The Youths Companion has supported family life with serials short stories and humor. For 1919 the publisher promises more value at $2.00 a year for 52 issues including Grace Richmonds Anne Exeter serial beginning December 12 and a special new subscriber offer combining year 1919 issues and 1918 issues plus the Companion Home Calendar. The offer can include McCalls Magazine for $2.50 and can be mailed to separate addresses.
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Grace Richmond
Anne Exeter
McCall's Magazine
Youth’s Companion
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St. Paul St
Boston
Mass
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