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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1917

Page

5

Bumper Grossure Crop Prospects Reported Across Counties

Reports from multiple sections predict a bumper harvest with corn and oats likely to set records. Grasshoppers cut small pockets of damage while storms caused isolated losses in southern districts. Harvest underway in Mitchell and Linn counties with strong yields expected. weather largely favorable.

den Molnek Hiuinpar Spo Uns Hanson Far Acre Experta Wile Farm Stacyvilly Hotbank A. A. Kuygitt Orage Cary Carl Spade Prestfant Hert Darlett Hills Milchei Comey Press Agra Fa Linn Uscir Kenyids Fia Mounun

Purify German School Books in Des Moines

A Des Moines school board committee led by three German teachers removed passages of German culture from textbooks used in German language classes. Miss Sursk Loring Grace Behr and Miss Katherina Dush oversaw the purging process to eliminate unwanted content.

Des Moines Stertimg Cuiser Gadi Bes Moines Kehool Puard Sursk Loring West Hills Grace Behr North High Katherina Dush East High

Summer Session at Teachers College Closes with Record

The Teachers College extension summer school held from June to August closed with a 000 record. Enrollment and work were satisfactory as Southwest Iowa residents from eighteen counties attended, with Atlantic and Cass counties contributing ninety seven students.

College Extension Iowa Atlantic Cass Alma

Ames Man Named Secretary of Agriculture in Wilson Admin

Iowa report states Raymond A. Pearson of Ames is appointed as a migrant secretary of agriculture under the food survey bill. The move aligns with the appointment of Clarence Gastley of College Station, Texas, to a related post.

Iowa Ames Wilson Raymond A. Pearson Clarence Gastley College Station Oxas

Des Moines Drug Company Faces Liquor Restriction

Judge Hubert Utterlick issued a temporary injunction restraining the Des Moines Drug Company from selling $60,000 worth of liquor found in its warehouse after a raid by the sheriff's office and W. L Barber of the attorney general's office. Deputies guard the liquor as the injunction prevents further purchases for resale.

Des Moines Drug Des Meaines Hubert Utterlick Des Moines Drug Company Shurift W. 10

SENDING MAIL TO SOLDIERS IN CAMP DODGE

Instructions for soldiers selected for service at Camp Dodge Des Moines Iowa. Men should address mail to Private John Jones A Company 1st Infantry Camp Dodge Iowa if known. If not known use Private Joan Jones Iowa Camp Dodge Iowa. State names vary for those from Migrerota Milnois or North Dakota and mail will be distributed by state sections.

Dew Mointa Camp Dodge Des Moines John Jones Infantry Iowa Joan Jones Migrerota Milnois North Dakota Third Iowa Fairgrounds Mineola S. L War Department District Exemption Board District Board N. D. Ely Southern District Appeal Board Ely

Five Hurt In Auto Accident Near Here

Francis Simmons Sr son of I W Simmons Ottumwa is near death in Abbott s hospital. The father and two brothers Licent John Simmons and Kenneth Simmons and Lieut Paul Scuize of Chicago are seriously injured after their automobile overturned near Camp Dodge on a rut in the road. Francis Simmons Jr is fatally injured with internal injuries.

Oskaloosa Francis Simmons, Sr I. W. Simmons Ottumwa Abbott's Hospital John Simmons Kenneth Simmons Paul Scuize Chicago Camp Dodgs Francis Simmons, Jr

Arrest of pro-German leaders in Eldora sparks treason claims

Eldora residents John Wire and Ed Wire linked to the People's Council for Democracy and Peace were arrested by U S Marshal Moore of Dubuque for alleged treasonable conduct. Joan Wird heads the Sherman Towns branch and Ed Wird is said to have made sensational pro-German remarks. Likely to be transported to Dubuque.

Eldora John Ed Wire People’s Council For Democracy and Peace United States Marshal Moore Dubuque Joan Wird Sherman, Tows Council Ed Wird People’s Council People's Council For Democracy and Peace Harding County William King Hubbard National Council King

Land holder William Vesey killed by train near Underwood

William Vesey prominent land holder and Leonard Everett farm manager near Underwood was struck by an eastbound Milwaukee passenger train and killed instantly. His son with him is badly injured. Vesey is survived by his widow six daughters and four sons. One son serves in Company L One Hundred and Sixty-eighth Infantry now in Des Moines.

Councel Bluff William Vesey

Militia Burns Motto at Ottumwa Shop Protest

Ottumwa reports a German born owner Ottumwa Henry W Lutechting had his motto Deutschland Ober Ailes burned after militiamen marched him to the newspaper office the crowd watched. He received an American flag as the procession returned to his shop with a band and cheering followers.

Ottumwa Henry W. Lutechting Motta

Threshing Machine Boiler Explodes in Sac City Farm

A boiler explosion at the Guy Holdregs farm near Sac City destroyed a threshing machine and seriously scalded the engineer and an attendant. The engineer was thrown into the air, suffering two broken ribs. Excess steam pressure is believed to have caused the blast as the machine returned from a large job.

Sac City Guy Holdregs Farm Early

Iowa Woman Author Dies at 61 in Newton Home

Guilema Zollinger, noted Iowa author aged 61 and daughter of former Jasper County Sheriff Jim Zollinger, died at her Newton residence after a five week illness. Her best known work is The Widow O Callehan's Boy.

Iowa Newton Guilema Zollinger Jim. Zollinger Jasper County

Keokuk Man Held by U S Marshal on Registration Charge

Keokuk resident Charles M. Kingman arrested by a deputy U S marshal on failing to register was released on bond for a hearing before the grand jury. He is not yet 31, with his birthday on October 18.

Keokuk U. 5 Charles M. Kingman United States Kingman

Girl Enlists as Ambulance Driver in U S Corps

Cedar Rapids report states Mrs C C Loomis daughter of late state senator John M Terry has joined the United States ambulance corps She is described as an expert automobile driver and will serve as an ambulance driver in the war effort.

Cedar Rapids C. C. Loomis John M. Terry United States Ambulance Corps Harding W. L. Harding American Red Cross Red Cross Iowa

Planer Leaves Peculiar Will in Iowa Bequests Revealed

The will of Graham Stinimar, who died in Dubuque, directs five thousand oltare to the Home of the Agad in Des Moines. He also bequeaths $200 to Joseph Fr Grave, editor of a newspaper at Waverly, and cites Grave’s honesty as the reason. The estate reportedly totals $600,000.

Dubuque Agad Des Moines Graham Stinimar St Paul Joseph Fr. Grave Waverly Simmer Grave Iata

Mobilization Rules Set for Camp Dodge Draft

Mobilization regulations outline that 13 000 men in Iowa must report to local boards within 12 to 24 hours of notification. Each squad requires a commander and an alternate list, with rail transport and meals provided. district boards face heavy workload amid exemptions, harvests, and appeals as Third Iowa mobilizes at the fairgrounds for Mineola transfers.

Camp Dodge Logan Iowa Lowa State House Fiacal Supreme Board

Women Must Make Study of Clothes in Wartime Fashion

An Atlantic article argues American women should study and select clothing from Parisian fashions after France’s war impact. It urges buyers to adapt to a heterogeneous import stream, choose styles suiting individual type, and become arbiters of their sartorial fate amid evolving global dress.

New York Paris France America

All Season Frocks Move Into Winter Wear

Georgette and chiffon frocks gain year round use with many occasions outlined. Silk crepes also suitable for all seasons, pairing georgette or chiffon to extend wearability through dog days and beyond.

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