Allies Propose Meeting Over War Declaration andanti Bolshevik Moves
Reports from Paris and Vienna describe allied leaders pressed to decide on steps amid Hungary Poland turmoil and bolshevik advances. Czecho Slovak and Hungarian forces move while German and Ukrainian actions loom as Danzig port use sparks tensions in peace talks.
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Hungary
Paris
Supreme Council
Poland
Clemenceau
Pichon
Germany
London
Switzerland
Karl Kantsky
Escow
Count von’ Brockdorftanizat
Budapest
Tentente
Fungary
Letiine
Moscow
France
Danzig
Allied Commission
Banzig
Vienna
Czecho-Slovakia
Galiicia
Galicia
Fripst
Lemberg
Aliens on Way to Ellis Island
Thirty four alleged undesirables including two sisters are aboard a convoy headed for deportation to Ellis Island. The group from Seattle and the Pacific coast was escorted under heavy guard and five women are among them. Two members named Margaret and possibly Rogargo are described as anarchists.
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Pocatelloida
Iowa News Roundup Highlights War Efforts and Local Commerce
Camp Dodge camp store profit reaches 32746.63 off ten months sales 353746.03 mostly by Dodge county soldiers. Ayrshire bull sells for 18000 at Waterloo sale. Brigadier recognition plan via questionnaires for Red Cross workers. state employment offices may open in five cities. Belmond sugar beet plant valued at 1.2 million with new building booms. ice dealer reports scarce supply. notable descendants count for Vadlay Sheker. Royce Baker’s prison theft tally. Adair land sells at 475 per acre. Grinnell pioneers public private relief worker model spreading nationwide.
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Camp Donge
Dodge Coughboys
Iowa
American Red Cross
Free Employment
Congress
Waterloo
Rosebud
C. H. Peverill
Lewis Heisler
New Hartford
Peverill
Rosepud
Féderal Frade Commission
Wasshington
Leip
Liberty Latin
Fred A. Heintz
Eng
Brst
Story County Boys
Jin France
Colit
Heintz
Clarence
Schide
Charles City
Belmond
Bélmond
Atlantic
Vadlay Sheker
Fort Dodge
Sheker
Bohemia
Roy Baker
Sioux City
William Maxwell
Adair
Grinnell
Ada M. Paltzer
Iowa General Assembly Debates English Nation By Law
The Dean bill to enforce English as the medium of instruction in all schools passes after amendments. Mayne amendment removes religious instruction, and foreign languages may be taught above grade eight as cultural studies. Violations carry a misdemeanor with fines. Multiple other measures span school reporting, public notice, and taxation for mines, with debates on judiciary reform and state funding.
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Lowe
House of Representatives
Committee On Schools
Iowa
L. H. Mayne
Palo ‘Alto
Will
King
Hardin County
Germany
Finley
Herby
Roy
Allen
State Automobile Department
W. S. Allen
Hoyt
Harding
Senate
Bis
Alte Department
Secretary of State
Treasury
Bales
State Executive Council
State Automobile ‘Department
Automobile Department
Auto Department
ATL
Senator Whitmore
Bets Committee On Elections
Price
Monroe
Whitmore
Garber
Decatur County
House
Notice of Representatives
Hansen
87Th Assembly
House of the 38Th Assembly
Thirty-Eighth General Assembly
Parker
Des Moines
Hauge
Polk County
E. J. Hook
Winneshiek County
Albia
Ratcliff
Education
Red Oak
General Assembly
Foskett
Historical ‘Society
Lowa
The
Statey. University
Lowa City
State’ Historical Society
State Historical
League
Havner
Vanti-Saloon League
Www. d. Greeneil
Clinton
Greenell
Messer
Johnson
Lyn George J. Kelly
Villiscaux
A. Memorial Temple
Capitol
Supreme. Court
Rogers
Carroll County
Moore
Guthrie County
Heidoegel
Wapélle County
Webster County
Wapelio County
Wapello County
Byington
United States
Clem F. Kimball
Council Bliffs
Thirty Eighth General Assembly
Don’t Feed Roughage Alone For Dairy Cows
Agricultural guidance on balancing roughage with silage and roots for dairy cows. Leguminous hays such as alfalfa and clover improve protein intake, soil, and palatability while corn silage remains valuable but incomplete. Recommend 6 to 12 pounds of dry roughage per cow daily with silage, adjusting for hay quality and total ration.
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Pythe
Department of Agriculture
Wien
Lack of ice at creameries prompts dairy loss report
USDA records show one large creamery bought about 850000 gallons of milk yearly and returned nearly $2000 worth of sour and poorly flavored products due to inadequate care. Another plant received nearly 50000 gallons of sour milk in one year. Insufficient cooling caused most losses, repeated nationwide during heat.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Treating Cows for Garget in Milking Practices
Guidelines advise regular milking of cows with garget and washing milker hands between cows to avoid germ transfer. Do not milk an affected cow in a way that spreads germs to healthy cattle.
Spring Blood Tonic Promoted by Dr Pierce
An article endorses Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a safe winter or spring tonic. It claims to restore stomach tone, liver activity, and nervous steadiness, urging readers to send 10 cents for a trial package and recommending castor oil or a vegetable pill to cleanse bowels.
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Broax Heeperr Surry
M. D
Dr. Pierce
Change in attitude noted by home front soldier
In a Detroit News excerpt Big Rapids soldier Rusger Harker writes from Paris about a shifting mindset abroad. He describes meeting a French maid, enjoying cafe life, and noting that some Americans who fought in the war are admired yet puzzled by anti war opinions at home.
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Draiser
Rusger Harker
Big Rapids
Paris
The
Kaiser
Detroit News
Untitled Pimples Cure Ad Claims Quick Results
An advertisement promotes Cutieura products, claiming pimples and blackheads remove in five minutes. It touts Cutieura Ointment and Wash for daily use and suggests adding Cutienra Talcum for complete skin care.
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