List of Class I men with county and division codes
A long list shows men classified in Class I by county boards up to order 630, with divisions A and B noted. Exemption claims are handled by district boards, and some men already enlisted are listed. All Class I members will be examined at Anamosa after questionnaires are passed, with Division A called first.
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A Word For The Horse From Dr Kane
Dr Kane extols the horse as a noble companion of desert and field. He praises its courage vision and loyalty aiding generals in battle and shaping history as ink for mankind’s chronicles.
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Piggery Profits Highlight Hopkinton Leader’s Finds
Hopkinton leader Jim Wilson arrived with 70 hand raised pigs and earned 1887 in coin. Henry Barrack from Castle Grove delivered 30 hogs and fetched 1248 in cash.
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Castle Grove
The Coldest Year Since 1840 in Des Moines
Des Moines records show the year was the coldest since 1840 except 1917 with an average temperature near 47 degrees. 1893 had the lowest average 46.7, while 1917 saw one record break. December had fourteen days at zero or below, with 1880 1884 and 1909 each having ten such days. The warmest day was July 30 at 101 degrees and February 2 saw 22 below zero.
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Des Moines
Mercury
Government Run Railroads Could Guide War Department
The Kansas City Star notes if the government proves it can operate railroads as a unified system it might be urged to apply similar methods to the war department. The editorial frames efficiency lessons from rail transport to wartime logistics and administration.
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Kansas City Star
War Department
Austria Fears Loss of Core as Peace Talks Continue
In a Philadelphia Public Ledger report, Austria shows anxiety over potential outcomes from ongoing peace negotiations with concerns that a secured core may not emerge. Officials warn that concessions could undermine strategic aims and national cohesion amid shifting diplomacy.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Austria
Special Fat From Poultry Used In Cakes And Frying
Specialists of the United States Department of Agriculture note that the yellow fat around a chicken gizzard and near the intestines is prized by French housewives and American cooks. In New York markets it has brought up to $1.10 per pound, prompting some to collect it from butchers. Housewives should insist on having dressed poultry delivered to use this fat and cut overall fat purchases. To prepare, melt in a double boiler or hot water, then strain. Keep cool and use within days. This fat can shorten cakes, fry meats, and heat vegetables, among other uses.
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United States Department of Agriculture
New York
Draft questionnaire asks “Are you insane” to registrants
A Minneapolis Tribune item notes a draft questionnaire includes a bold question asking registrants if they are insane. The piece highlights the ordering of questions and the advice to answer it before proceeding with others.
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Cascade Farm Auction Sets County Record
The John Wosch closing out sale at Hosch farm in Richland Township drew several thousand bidders, netting $25 827 45. Cows brought 202 each, horses 108, corn 161 a bushel, and oats 81 cents. Hosch retires after 45 years farming Jones County, selling 619 acre homestead to son Peter for 76 000. The Hoschs will relocate to Cascade. Col P J Herard and son Joseph conducted the sale in professional style, claiming a regional record.
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Cascade
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Chicago Quotation Parade on Self Made Men and Truth
A wry roundup questions self made men and the value of virtue in Chicago. It mocks grand claims by citing Uncle Sam and asks who truly lives simply. The piece notes children tell truth and grown people tell lies at wrong times. It ends with a jab at free lunch and honesty.
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Uncle Sam
Ohio State Journal on wartime patience for wary parents
The Ohio State Journal comments on parental impatience amid war, noting a parent’s belief that only their son serves in the conflict and the cantonments, urging broader understanding of the family and national ordeal.
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Ohio State Journal
Camps Improve Clothing and Feeding of Men
In the Baltimore American remark, it is stated that the vast majority of men in the camps are better clothed and better fed than ever in civilian life, reflecting improved material conditions for servicemen.
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Baltimore
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