HELPING FINANCE WAR A PRIVILEGE AND DUTY FOR ALL
Speech by THOMAS A MARSHALL argues autocratic German rule threatens democracy. He urges Americans to join in financing the war, warn against unrestricted immigration, and appeal to civic duty. He compares wartime finance to stockholding, calling for shared sacrifice and responsibility.
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Thomas A. Marshall
The
United
America
Jumilius
Andover
Europe
Munchin
Congress of the United States
German Alliance
Columbus
Lusitania
Sussex
Providenice
Indiana
In Praise of Thrift
A reflective verse piece contrasts extravagance with thrift through a narrator's confession about unnecessary purchases. It ponders waste, desire, and the burden of later costs while urging prudent spending and self restraint.
Wooden leg crafted at Camp Dodge intrigues authorities
An OCR fragment reports Wes Faken Balore Array Sfhcere at Camp Dodge with an evader from Fort Snell Ang. A soldier limped when called before Camp Dodge officers. Alanko claimed a widened leg and an artificial limb was found, while inquiries continued.
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Camp Dodge
Slacker
Bam
Alanko
Fort Snell Ang
Tiare
Offer
Tnt
Pella School Notes Highlight Football Plans Exhibit and Fair Bans
Teachers attend study centers in Knoxville and Ames report lively classes in domestic science French physics and chemistry. The high school plans a football game with Knoxville and hosts a teachers meeting with a long program while students collect peach pits for charcoal and marching toward a busy enrollment and growing girls certainly outnumber boys. The district fair and state expositions consider trimmed premiums on breads cakes candies and confections.
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Knoxville
Plessant
Hinton
Now Co
Camp Pike
Arkansas
Robbins
Ames
Clark
Camp
Texas
Jay Kempkes
Henrietta Verheul
Verheul
Kempkes
Pella
Soldiers’ Training School
Learnt
J. W. Charl
Wilson
B. B. Wilson
Flags and flags fill Vander Linden’s Bazaar
A shipment of aged flags including Old Glory and service flags arrives at Vander Linden's Bazar. The inventory highlights patriotic colors and flag varieties. Shoppers can expect a selection suitable for homes, offices, and commemorations.
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Vander Linden
BAZAR
Suit sale offers many two and three piece options
M. Vander Linden advertises suits priced at $25 for two piece sets and $28 for three piece sets with about 200 varieties at the same price. The line promises a savings of $10.00.
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M. Vander Linden
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Americas
Germany
Grant
Low Shepherd
J. W. Charles
Lou Shepherd
North Iowa
Mason Cit
Sioux City
Poland
China
Ted
Eldon
W. H. Cooper
N. A. Btump
Fieldmen
D. C
Grant Thomas
Garden City Feeder Co
Iowa
Korver
Postoffice
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