Iowa News Roundup From Farmlands to Fires and Feats
Iowa items show a spread of incidents and achievements. Herman Schildt of Walnut faces a federal grand jury for draft registration refusal. Arlington suffered major fire losses of about 10000. A 570-pound hog fetched 95.76 dollars for walker farmer Jake Arnold. A Japanese radish weighs five pounds, grown by John Edens of Davenport. The Decorah Red Cross sent 400 pounds to Chicago, totaling nearly 2000 pounds from Winneshiek county. Fort Dodge addressed food cards. Gladbrook women organized a patriotic unit.
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Herman Schildt
Walnut
Federal Grand Jury
Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of
The
United Evangelical Church
LeMars
C. M. Brooks
McGregor
Mississippi
Arlington
Fayette County
Virgil Shaffer
Charles Shaffer
Goldfield
Iowa
Missouri
Unionville
Red Cross
Chicago
Winneshiek County
Camp Dodge
Gladbrook
Gladbrook and
Spring Creek
Woman’s Committee
National Defense Council
Arnold
Guernsey Consolidated
Woodbury
Madison
Mahaska
Cedar
Delaware
Humboldt County
Will de Smidt
Humboldt
Centérvine
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Calmar
Percens
Stephen B. Hanks
Abraham Lincoln
Albany
Ill
Clinton
Nebraska
Council Bluffs
American Water Works Association
Charles F. Curtiss
Iowa State College
United States Food
Herbert Hoover
Curtiss
Webster County
Carroll County
J. F. Snyder
Glidden
Decorah
Tabor College
Harlea
Tabor
Albert Gramkow
Logan
FE. J. Landry
E. J. Landry, Jr
Salix, Jr
Missouri Valley
Sioux City
Christ Efstahon
Claytém County
Greece
America
American Cement Machine Company
Keokuk
Stone and Wemnater
Paris
Fred Folz
Dubuque
Peter Hillig
Army Young Men’s Christian Association
Des Moines
Grinnell College
Weat
Food Conservation Campaign Moves Through Churches
President Wilson paused the Food Conservation Pledge to avoid conflicting with the Liberty Bond drive, shifting group efforts to November 4 through December 30. Churches are asked to distribute a Weekly Report Card to every family, collect the data, and send a summary to Washington, totaling eight weeks of reporting.
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Wilson
Food Administration
U. S. Food Administration
Washington
Children learn to stop grumbling from nature tale
A grandmotherly figure uses animals and insects to teach children to stop grumbling. The duck, locust, ant, worm, bumblebee, and pigeon model patient, purposeful work, while the children vow not to complain after watching them. Story by Gertrude W. Fielder in Youth's Companion.
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May
Grandpa
Ned
Ray
Tom
Ted
Jack
Gertrude W. Fielder
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure All
The passage promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio as a constitutional remedy for catarrh, claiming it cures via the blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any failure and urges readers to send for circulars and testimonials, noting the product is sold by druggists at 75 cents along with Hall's Family Pills.
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F. J. Chimney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Drugeists
Irishman Relates Narrow War Escape in Anecdote
An Irishman tells a friend about a wartime escape blunder. He says a bullet went in his chest and out his back, and jokes that it would have pierced his heart. He adds his heart was in his mouth at the moment.
Teacher asks class what a skeleton is
A seven year old pupil Benny explains in simple terms that a skeleton is bones with the people rubbed off, reflecting a child’s intuitive view of the human frame.
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Benny
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