Government Denies Plans to Confiscate Sugar for Canning
The government assures housewives there will be plenty of sugar for canning and preserving despite fears fueled by German propaganda. Z. J. Glosser relays that the panic has driven increased sugar use, while officials stress no intention to seize household supplies. Brown sugar is noted as a practical substitute for white in cooking.
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Cannlas Ag Thes’arige- Thorp
Z. J. Glor~ Ler
Glosser
Drafted man is honored at farewell party
In Fruitland Iowa June 20 a farewell party honored Walter Hudwall who reported for Camp Dodge on June 27. More than forty guests attended at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Shoults. The house was decorated with American flags and spring bouquets for the occasion.
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Fruitland
Frank Shoults
Walter Hudwall
Camp Dodge
Leading Iowa prelate dies founder of Catholic University
Archbishop John J. Keane longtime church leader died at 4 30 am in Dubuque Iowa at age 71 after a long illness. He founded the Catholic University in Washington and served as archbishop from 1900 succeeding Archbishop Hennessey. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Dubudue
Iowa
John J. Keane
Tie
Archythop Keane
Askord
Allmasses
Kome
Catholic University
Washington, D. CG
Romy
Washington
Dubuque
John Hennessey
Debtor to the world preached at Phenaant Pratria church
Rev U S Smith of the First Methodist Episcopal church spoke at a second anniversary event noting America owes a debt to civil liberty and to those who helped it grow. He urged paying debts through charity, service, and improving the world for the next generation. A church choir recital followed with another anniversary service planned for Sunday.
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America
Smith
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ald
Smyth
Paul
Ioaraud
Pocatias
Ameriga
Spectit Nunsle
Illinois City Man in Trouble
Rock Island Illinois June 12 TVan Klavier pleaded guilty Wednesday before Judge Nola A Larson to charges by Marie McGinnis, now defendant in two civil suits totaling 316000. One suit seeks 10000. the other 6000 damages. M McGinnis father Onley McGinnis named next friend. Attorney I M McCosk rin represents plaintiffs. Klavier arraigned and admitted paternity of the McGinnis girl’s baby, ordered to pay 550. Subpoenas served as he left. Spangler’s chapel services moved from Sunday afternoon to morning due to changes in schedule.
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Rock Taland
Tvan Klavier
Nola A. Larson
Marle McGinnis
Daningen
Promind
Onley McGlnnis
IT. M. McCoskrin Ia
Autte
Kistlur
McGrimwis
Sratute
Wheat Saving Demonstrations To Be Given
Free demonstrations will show numerous uses for wheat substitutes by county demonstrator Miss Mollie Fell. Schedule includes Pleasant Prairie hall Monday June 24 at 1 20 PM and at Mrs F N Bockwolde's home Tuesday June 25 at 2 30 PM. Pudl cordially invited.
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Mollie Fell
Pleasant Prairie Hall
Bockwolde
Ulyton Township
Pudle
Next Legislature Will Be Dry One
Des Moines June 22 Iowa voters declare the forthcoming legislature will be dry following the June primary results. A. A. Coates of the Iowa National Prohibition Amendment Association says ratification of federal prohibition solidifies the outcome, predicting no chance for proponents of repealers to advance any liquor measures. R. N. Holsaple of the Anti Saloon League concurs. The item notes a social gathering with games and luncheon hosted by a local hostess.
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Nes Moines
Iowa
A. A. Coates
Iowa National Prohibition Amendment Assoclation
Coates
Mquer Advocates
R. N. Holsaple
The
Jews
Anti-Saloon League
Mystic
Youngest pupils finish Cedar township school eighth grade
The Strawberry Hill school number one in Cedar township reports its youngest pupils Leah Littrell Harold Walter and Leona Littrell aged ten eleven and twelve have completed eighth grade with top marks and will enter high school. Teacher Miss Mary J Mae Sopholder guided the class. Ad notes entry to Davenport next Tuesday and 25 cent admission for adults and children.
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Olnyx
Strawberry Hill
Cedar Township
Geady
Clas
Leah Littrell
Harold Walter
Leona Litrell
Mary J. Mae Sopholder
Chiss
Hue
Davenport
Investment notes secured by mortgages offered nationwide
The Timnsoun and Investment Coup advertise mortgage secured notes in varied denominations from 100 to 10,004,600 dollars. They claim forty years’ experience with minimal losses and offer loans at six percent interest. Interested parties are asked to write or call at 213 Iowa Avenue for full descriptions.
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Timnsoun & Investment
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