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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1917

Page

4

Austria Crashes Under Hunger and War Time Gloom

A Berne correspondent reports Vienna faces dire hunger with one in four residents on government relief. Prices soar over 100 percent since the war, while food and fuel shortages bite the public. Death toll rises among civilians as hospitals fill, and empty shops line the streets as the city braces for worse times ahead.

London Austria- Hungary Berne Werat Vienna Wholesale Purchasing Association of Austrian Consumers’ Associations Austria Burgermeister Austria-Hungary Switzerland

Princesses of the Blood in Massachusetts Legislatures

The two women Woonutoonekanuske and Teeweelema known as Charlotte and Melinda Mitchell, descendants of Chief Miassasoit, live near Middleboro Massachusetts and are highlighted as potential pension recipients under a bill in the legislature. The ladies are aged seventy one and eighty one.

New England Woonutoonekanuske Teeweelema Charlotte Melinda Mitchell Miassasoit Plymouth Middleboro Mass

Baby Hero Halts Battle on Fog Shrouded Front

German cavalry officer recounts dawn scene in no man’s land where a lone baby crawled between trenches. A French soldier saves the child and is met with a rare shared moment of peace as both sides cheer, halting fire for a stunned, hopeful instant.

New York IlIidgar von Schmidt Pauli

Girl Now Boarding Officer on Coast

Miss Klaabeth Clark becomes the pioneering woman boarding officer of the immigration service in San Francisco. She boards incoming vessels in all weather from dawn to dusk, rises at 3 a m in summer, uses Jacob’s ladder for rough seas, and travels between the wharf, tug, and steamers in the Bay of San Francisco.

San Francisco Sam Klaabeth Clark Immigration Service Tere Bay of

Russia buys American steamer Nevada for Russian port trade

The Goodrich steamer Nevada, built in 1915 and 212 feet long, has been purchased by M Seckleshoff of Petrograd representing the Russian government for about 750000. The vessel will sail east via the St Lawrence to the Atlantic to load cargo for a Russian port. The Nevada cost Goodrich about 275000 to build.

Manitowoc Wis Goodrich Nevada St. Lawrence Atlantic Seaboard M. Seckleshoff Petrograd Goodrich Company

Even Pickles Are Higher

A government order for several thousand barrels of dill pickles for the army and navy pushed up next season’s crop prices at Riverhead and Calverton Long Island. J Fred Smith a Brooklyn buying agent signed contracts at three dollars per thousand, up from two to 2 25. Farmers say government concern signals broader food preparedness with pickles seen as a luxury not a necessity.

New York Army Navy Riverhead Calverton L. L J. Fred Smith Ing Brooklyn

Proud of 19 cent tubers in Bucks County

Doylestown report features Edward Chittick of Plumstead township who raised 269 bushels of potatoes per acre at 19 cents a bushel. He shows off Murphys potatoes averaging a pound each, with several six inch specimens and one weighing about 1 3 quarters pounds. He did most work himself and claims costs were low, citing labor figures from US surveys. He can cut ten bushels with a knife in half a day and stays focused on farming.

Doylestown Edward Chittick Plumstead Township Bucks Murphys Mr. Chittick

Blow Restores Man's Voice in Boxing Mishap

In New Castle Pennsylvania Mike Liskas reportedly regained his voice after a punch to the chin from his cousin John Liskas during a boxing bout. Mike had been unable to speak for a year and had spent hundreds on treatment before speaking the moment blood appeared in his mouth.

New Castle Mike Liskas John Liskas Mike John

Ducks Free Themselves From Millpond Ice

Miss Sarah Winters of Rushford Minnesota saw her ducks trapped on a millpond break free after she forced them from the ice by sawing a path. The birds emerged unharmed despite their ordeal.

Rushford Minn Sarah Winters

Church Built in Single Day in Berkley Suburb

Residents of Berkley a suburb began a church on Saturday morning and completed it for worship the next morning. The frame structure was worth several hundred dollars and stood in the new community.

Chicago Berkley

Liberal Iowa Assembly Passes War Measures and Ed Fund Boost

Des Moines reports the Thirty-seventh Iowa General Assembly adjourned after approving broad war time appropriations and a large increase for educational institutions. The body created new agencies, expanded state activity with child welfare, banking and vital statistics bureaus, and passed numerous local and statewide bills on bonds, taxes, municipal powers, public works, and state administration.

Des Moines Child Welfare Bureau Banking Department Vital Statistics Bureau

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