Iowa News Items of Interest Summarized for Busy Readers
Iowa reports show hotels burned since 1912 totaled 30 with 12 being tall structures, all rebuilt hotels now have rope escapes. Camp Dodge soldiers husked 40 acres in 40 minutes, Miss Elva Milligan operates Burlington main line telegraph. Clinton sees 100,000 tons ice harvest, clay and corn markets surge, and Iowa University ambulance unit sails overseas. Public works push for a statewide permanent highway, coal car movements traced, and state anti vermin trench garments funded. Local fires, school openings, hog sales highlight rural economy while war prep expands through aviation ranks and volunteer service.
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J. B. Heefner
Iowa
Soldier Boys
Camp Dodge
Arthur Black
Ralph Bolton
Greater
Bathfour
Burlington
Southern
Mississippi
Clinton
Frank Wright
Nashua
Adj
Guy E. Logan
Signal Reserve Corps
Adjuant General's Reserve Corps
R. P. Howell
Iowa City
France
Clinton Commercial Club
State Highway Commission
Harding
Lincoln Highway
Council Bluffs
Chamber of Commerce of
United States of America
Town State College
Grace Goodpasture
Washington, D. C
Towa Cllyta
Capitalist
Bayard
Perry
J. R. Inman
Red Oak
Towa State Teachers’ College
Southwestern Iowa
Hanks & ‘Bishop's Pathfinder
New London
Jefferson
Grand Junction
County Fuel Commission
State Fuel Commission
Iowa University Army Ambulance Corps
Allentown
Charles O. Powers
J. L. Powers
Cedar Rapids
Bush
Bave
Eighty-eighth National Army
Quartermaster General's Department
State Executive Council
State House
Strawberry Point
W. C. Harding
Dave Williams
Columbus Junction
Wales
South Africa
London
Williams
Fifteenth Brigade
Royal Horse Artillery
Cambrai
Norman Streeter
Miseiseippi
Dubuque
State University
I. C. Eastman
Crowder
Oklahoma
Oregon
Maine
New Hampshire
Lowars
George Ammon
Albert Slack
Albert Welters
Des Moines
United States
Matechal Wood Hendricks
Atty Grinnell College
Day of Prayer Observed at Central College
Students recall a day of inspiration and Christian service with morning worship led by Rev. Carroll, scripture from Ephesians, and a speech on sacrifice. Afternoon Y M and Y W programs featured Miss Thompson and Miss Graham. Evening service at Second Reformed church closed a memorable day for all. References to local leaders and a missing president accompany the account.
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Central
Carroll
Wesselink
America
U.S
Bosch
Y. M
Y. W
Soujboulakh and West Persia Report From Relief Worker
A desolate region in Western Persia near Soujboulakh is described by Mr KK T Allen after a year of relief work. The report details war impacts and widespread starvation when aid is delayed. Extracts cover conditions in Soujboulakh and surrounding districts as relief efforts press to reach those in need.
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Soujboulakh
West Persia
KK. T. Allen
Mr. Allen
Uramia
Persia
Paddock
Tabriz
Enlist For The War And Food Conservation
A patriotic call urges youths and girls to aid food conservation efforts. The piece explains meatless and wheatless days, avoiding waste, and supporting the Red Cross and war relief. It recalls famine in Europe, refugee suffering, and the Red Cross plans to aid American and Allied prisoners, stressing morale and duty.
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Red Cross
Europe
France
United States
When You Have a Cold Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praise
A Mrs Frank Crocker of Pana Illinois writes that her five year old son Paul suffered a severe cold that settled on his lungs and caused terrible coughing spells. After trying other medicines with no help she used Chamberlains Cough Remedy and saw quick improvement until he was cured.
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Chamberlain
Frank Crocker
Pana
Ill
Paul
Bis
F. D. Stubenrauch
Red Cross Feeds War Prisoners in Berne Plan
American Red Cross will supply American prisoners in Germany through Berne Switzerland with three ten pound food packages every two weeks. Current stocks cover 10,000 prisoners for six months. General Pershing will prevent mass captures, though past French and British losses show risks.
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Red Cross
War Trade Board
Germany
American Red Cross
Kentucky
Atlantic
Washington
White House
Pershing
Berne
Switzerland
Letter From Ruth Aschen Brenner 1918 Arethian Ray Note
Ruth Aschen Brenner writes from New York in January 1918 about serving with the Y M C A war effort, distributing Christian literature to camps and arranging meals for soldiers. She notes colleagues from Iowa and local Pellites, hopes to meet more hometown servicemen, and provides contact addresses for the International Y M C A offices in Manhattan.
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Estelle
The
Ray
Geraldine
Iowa
Boggs
Council Bluffs
Joy
Keokuk
Religious Bureau
Whitmore
France
Pella
Knoxville
Harriet Rietveld
Fifth Avenue Brick Presbyterian Church
New York City
International Y. M. C
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