Local News: Remember Revt Crass Day and Sun Events
Local notes report a quirky celebration for Revt Crass Day with mentions of H Olle Koopke visiting Camp Donga with Roopke, Minx Zeigler of Goldfield planning leasing, and Narvly of Humboldt. Cedar area Thursday plans include attending school at Hollow State Peach ers College. Resin Tsns to be delivered to the boys in France for the price 3.40 home. Subscription rates noted at $1.50 yearly, $2.00 after August 1st.
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Hoya
France
Fey
Local notices and personal items from Cedar Falls era
Itai Gra News Domintions lists names, tasks, and local notices. Alfred Price reports a move without current address. Livermore group makes office pleasant. Misses Hotel and Iva Peters leave for Cedar Falls summer school. AY. Allinson visit Williams parents. Tailor offers perfect fit and measurement service at Richardson's Store.
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Alfred Price
Dan, Zigrang
Hogingon
Livermore
Iva Peters
Cedar Falls
Local items and notices from Corwith to Renwick
A scattered collection of brief notices mentions Eva Macon of Corwith spending Sunday alone, Lovile Southwick on duty at Quality Grocery, Tabi Blick employed as bookkeeper at Renwick Garmueau, and Mrs Ralph Anderson visiting Des Moines. C. Al. Martin advances on a new residence, Prndk Buegerteh buys a new Word from Whyte Aulu Co. in Goldfield. A ball game is planned at the park with nine Sunday matches. Mrs Weisa and Katherine Kundert from Orangeville visit Peter Wies’s home. A gold watch was found at Smith Park. owner identified and repairs paid. A German writer praises the U S Navy in stark terms. Dave Ramin plans to be in Renwick Wednesdays and Thursdays with Deway. Dr W Rowan The Land Man Remylek and Gi Verne, Iowa.
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Spray
Bewiness
Humboldlush Turaday
Lovile Southwick
Quality
Tabi Blick
Renwick Garmueau
Regular town council meeting minutes June 1 1918
Regular meeting presided by Mayor Tanck with councilmen Babler Schnieder Fleming Marth and Goettech present Minutes of prior meeting read and approved Bills listed including rents labor printing road work and utilities Letting contract for maps on consignment to Downing Electrical Co and drainage gravel main street discussed A committee to interview G H Martin appointed Adjourned to next meeting clerk ALN Overbrugh
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Cmureil Provenbigs
Tanck
Babler
Schnieder
Fleming
Marth
Goettech
C. Tea Telephone Co
Chris Rasmussen
L.W. Miller
W.M. Blesie
Chives Minor
Trarley Gardner
Inbor
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Downing Flee. Co
Metorbooks
Downing Elec. Co
Tigat Post
Copper
Milse
Dabler
Goettseh
Martin
Downing Electrical Co
A.B. Richardson
Commercial Club
Anbler
G. H. Martin
Gravel
Hiemmig
Goettsch
Aln
Church Notes and Sunday Services Schedule
Riually Seiual times and church meetings listed. Esworth League at 7:50 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:80 p.m. Wm. Figge, Pastor invites attendance at these services.
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Seiual
Esworth League
Lutheran Church Announces English Services Change
The Lutheran Church invites attendance at Sunday services at 10:80 o clock with a sermon titled To Sinners Get into the Kingdom based on Ivike 18 11 32 5.5 Bible class 1680 and related notices. Pastor R F Schedtler urges all parishioners to attend.
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Ivike
R. F. Schedtler
Goldfield News Briefs and Local Weather Update
Milas cler kship at the post office noted. Mrs Patton of Hanwick visiting daughter Mrs George Larson. Renwick visitors Lee Smallwood and Edwin Palmer in Goldfield Sunday. Mrs Word Blesi returned home after extended stay with W T Bell. Mrs Maranda Pinkham died. Lon Overbaugh family called to Goldfield for grandmother’s death. Three Goldfield youths entered service: Howard West to Coast Artillery at Ft Tagan, Wilson Francis to Marines, Wiley Beveridge in Naval Reserves at Great Lakes. Lightning caused notable damage: home west of Owlake burned, Campbell farm barn struck, horse killed, McGowan corn crib roof damaged, Moesli livestock lost. Electric lines down, Goldfield area experiencing power issues amid the storm.
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Goldfield
Uncle Samihe
Howard West
Des’ Moines
Coast Artillery
Ft. Tagan
Colo
Wilson Francis
Wiley Beveridge
Peoria
Lli
Naval
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Chicago
Lovett Oraig
Owlake
Campbell
Slomer Groves
W.E. McGowans
Moesli
Sud
Local Notes From Forest City And Colleague Towns
Wes Loy Du airs Schaffer visits relatives in Forest City while Wiereth Schulls works at Lichty hardware. Mrs. Price of Algona visits friends, Peter Thompson on the sick list, and the Malone family from Algona in town. Fern De Foe of Shellsburg visits Haskell home. Scott Hanne and others go to Corwith. Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Darman attend Mrs. Burtis funeral. Walters infant sick north of LaVerne. Presbyterian ladies aid picnic at Dave Phillips home. Mrs. B F Urtis passes away. funeral in M K church led by Rev Joseph Edge. interment LaVerne cemetery.
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B. F. Uhrtis
M. Ki
Joseph Edge
LaVerne
A Revised Charity or a False Philanthropy Rise
The article critiques revived charity efforts in New York and Paris, denouncing self serving organizers who exploit suffering. It notes legislatures eradicating fraudulent subscription funds and calls out famed artists accused of benefiting from misfortune under the banner of aid.
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Downyver
Seutechon
Enys
Monitor
New York
Paris
Chitagoy
Londaty
Bendev Sya
Ion
Michael
Wheat Growers Debate Future Wheat Prospects in Australia
Australian farmers react to uncertain crop prospects amid shipping shortages and possible government purchases. Ministers urge diversification from wheat to other cereals as a British expert claims five years of steady demand if Britain buys the harvest. Farmers weigh options based on Britain’s shipping capacity and purchase commitments.
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Victory
New South Wales
Beluigh
Letrey
Anstraits
Faropes
Great Britain
Dog and Sheep Clash Over Industry War
Fragmentary historical note argues against eradicating dogs to boost sheep farming. It recalls the dog’s role guarding flocks from wolves and warning shepherds of danger, emphasizing a long coexistence with sheep and the risks of extinction campaigns.
Stunt Incident Highlights Untrained Behavior and Responsibility
In Wisconsin an untrained boy at a stunt mishap caused a shoe to fly, while a sheep and a wilting dog drew attention. The owner faces questions of responsibility as local observers weigh safety concerns.
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Wieceage
Wisconsin
Edict Enforces Eight Dollar Head Tax for Mexican Entry
President Carranen imposes an eight dollar head tax on pardons leaving Miztco to enter the United States. New conditions trigger delays and unusual conduct in streetcar lines as conductors enforce seat policies. A husky young man faces embarrassment as a well dressed woman asks for her seat, highlighting awkwardness of travel and enforcement in the era.
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Carranen
Miztco
United States
von Gersong
Mexico
Moxton
Caistons
Cothan
Unclear historical note on regimental beliefs and disease crisis
A fragmentary report describes a German professor noting recurring noncommissioned officers in Prussian regiments who thought they fought Napoleon. It also links typhus and other diseases across Germany to starvation and demoralization, warning the crisis may worsen before improving.
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Lutssia
Parcel-post cautions on outbound shipments
Officials warn of penalties for shipments abroad and urge care by senders of gifts and merchants handling orders. The notice stresses strict enforcement and suggests abiding by regulations when dispatching articles out of the country.
The War in Pretty Licely to Quarter Saw Some Fine Timber
A fragmentary verse passage laments wasted time and recalls a wartime context. The text mentions presidential timber and frames the waste as irremediable, reflecting nostalgia and critique in oblique terms.
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Licely
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H. Olle Koopke
Dawl
Mr. Roopke
Camp Donga
Minx Zeigler
Goldfiehl
Hera
Ietiveen Leasing
Uumbollt
Tivo Thiel Tete Tie Cedar
Sume Ier
Uelow State Peachers College
Itai Gra News
Eyeryong
AY. Allinson
Mr. Allagan
Williams
Iowa
Vaude Suisse
Richardson's Store
Mason City
H. V. Allinson
OUR Service
Lhit
Fred Walkner
Addon Aulger
Arizona
Renwick
Tier Gas
Eva Macon
Corwith Apent Sanday
Dro G. LcGinley
Brooklyn
Mra
Ralph Anderson
Tueday
Des Moines
C. al. Martin
Prndk Buegerteh
Whyte Aulu Co
Mrs. Weisa
Katherine Kundert
Orangeville, Illinois
Peter Wiess
Smith Park
Wacine
Germany
Potsdam Guard
Dave Ramin
Deway
DR. W. Rowan
the Land Man
Remylek and
Gi Verne
Towa
Cde
Ist
Wm. Figge
Jae
the Chronicle
Milas Qeay Laobey
Pont
Mrs. Patton
Hanwick Ihere
George Larson
Lee Smallwood
Edwin Palmer
Mrs. Word Blesi
Sir Renwick Wufter
W.T. Bell
Maranda Pinkham
Lon Overbaugh
Mr. Ovarebaugh
Mrs. Linkham
Loy DU Wes
the Times
Schaffer
Forest City
Wiereth Schulls
Mrs. Price of
Algona
Peter Thompson
Mr. Malone
Algone
Miss Streit of
Humboldt
Mabel Dinter
Henry Simmons
Burt
Fern de Foe
Shellsburg
Haskell
Scott Hanne
Mrs. Thompson
Mrs. Robertson
Corwwith
Mrs. Riley
Mrs. Darman
Mrs. Burtis
Harry
Unger
Dora
Corwith
Relatves
Town
Spnany
Walters
Copwith
iHatty King
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Dave Phillips
Renwick Times
L. W. Miller
HWA Pres. Ee
Napoleon
Anye
Triangle Pictures
The
Five Reel
Alec A Comedy
Vernon Theatre
Towa Telephone Company
Saye Font Bey Wer
Liberty Bonde
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