Three Views From The Chicago Herald on Economy in War Time
A Chicago Herald symposium urges personal economy yet warns against excessive cutbacks during wartime. It argues wealth should circulate to sustain labor, criticizes extreme thrift, and notes wage versus price pressures. Suffragists in Iowa promote thrift, cooking efficiency, and support for war relief efforts while urging practical substitutions in meals.
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The
Chicago Herald
Nationa
Iowa
Nell Barnett
Ames
Dubuque
Miss Barnett
Red Cross
Commission of Relef
Buffalo Bill Monument and Cody Road Tour
A historic notice promotes the New Cody Gateway as a monument to Buffalo Bill and the Cody Road as the most wonderful 90 miles of motor highway in America. It highlights Yellowstone entries and sights, incl. Geysers, Paint Pots, Grand Canyon, Sylvan Pass, Shoshone Gorge, irrigation dam, Dude ranch country, and Gardiner Gateway. The Burlington offers a See America tour of Yellowstone Glacier and Rocky Mountain parks with Denver and Pikes Peak, with folders available by mail.
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Yellowstone National Park
Buffalo Bill
Cody Gateway
Grand Canyon
Sylvan Pass
Great Gorge
Shoshone River
Government Irrigation
Dude Ranch Country
Gardiner Gateway
Cody Road
Burlington
Yellowstone
Glacier
Rocky Mountain Estes
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pike’s Peak
Endorsement from Glenwood Shines on Kidney Pills
W F Wilson of Glenwood, a retired farmer, testifies that Deans Kidney Pills have helped his kidneys and back when other medicines failed. He notes the product’s reliability and prices it at 60 cents at dealers and urges readers to consider the Glenwood endorsement.
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Glenwood
W. F. Wilson
Dean
Death claims Mills county pioneer Frederick Zanders
Frederick Zanders longtime Malvern resident and pioneer died at home on Boundary Street and Prospect Avenue after a long illness. Born February 1, 1837 in Prussia, he settled in Mills county in 1865 and served as mayor, church trustee, and community leader. He married Minnie Ponton in 1860 and adopted three children. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with a large turnout. he is buried in Malvern cemetery. He leaves a wife, adopted son and daughter, a sister in South Dakota, and many friends.
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Death
Mills County
Malvern
Frederick Zanders
Boundary Street
Prospect Avenue
Uncle Fred
Methodist Church
M. A. Gable
Messrs
Fred Stone
R. W. Criswell
Prussia
Germany
America
Chicago
Lacon
Iowa
Minnie Ponton
Will Zanders
Mable Robinson
Zaundera
Fred Lieske
Ledgerwood
S. D
Diverse Local Notices and Bank Statement Mixed Report
The page compiles several local items including deaths and family movements in Nebraska and Kansas, a note on Mount Etna’s size and eruption history, and a state bank statement for Mineola State Bank in Iowa. It records a Decker family homestead in Colorado, a Miller death at Leavenworth Soldiers Home, Alberta Follett Chantry’s birth and death, a Mount Etna geological note, and a May 1917 bank assets affidavit with detailed figures and attestations.
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Mineola
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Lucy Waite
Stoughton Cooley
Redfield
United States
the Tribune
Fust
Cody
W. M. Decker
New Raymer
Colo
T. R. Kates
Mr. Kates
Decker
Walling
A. B. Wallingenwood, Iowa
Kates
Deckers
Colorado
Custer County
Nebraska
Richard Miller
Henderson
Thomas
Robert Stewart
Leavenworth
Kan
Myr. Miller
Emarson
Warm Creek
Miller
Mrs. Warren Chantry
Ite
Warren Chantry
Tribune
Alberta Follett
Perkins
Okla
Warren K. Follett
Silver Creek Township
Orrin
Keith
Ruth
Mount Etna
New York
Vesuvius
Herculaneum
Pompeii
Mineola State Bank
Solvant
Liabelities
State OF Iowa
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Chas. F. Nipp
L. F. Kruse
L. BF
Kruse
L. W. Bichbel
H. EF. Kruse
Fred D. Kruse
Educageng Bag Estes
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