Iowa Court Records Summarize Guilty Verdicts and Divorces
State of Iowa v Hir am Swift concluded with a guilty verdict after a March term trial and a five year maximum sentence plus costs. Emil Zoor pled guilty to bootlegging with a $150 fine and costs. A. A. Barners case resulted in judgment for the plaintiff after nonappearance. A Chicago Northwestern Railway case moved to federal court for $25,000 damages from an automobile plunge. Divorce in Lillian Torwells case granted with alimony and taxed costs. Marriage licenses issued to multiple couples in Sioux Center Doon and surrounding towns.
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State of Iowa
Hiram Swift
Ft. Madison
Emil Zoor
George A. Adams
A. A. Barners
D. Medema
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Hawarden
H. J. van der Berg
Hayo Kiel
Standard Chemical Company
J. H. Beckman
F. M. Slagle
P W. Moir
DeMots & Willemsen
Paul Grau
Lous Achterhoff Jr
Sioux Center
Johanna Kraayenbrink
R. Gort
Doon
Tillia Terpstra
Otto G Pyle
Rossau
B. Frame
Canton
S.D
Englebert Kaenink
Johanna E. Kraayenbrink
Jassen
Maurice
Rena Mulder
Orange City
Wm. M. van de Garde
Hull
Katherine Elizabeth Dykstra
William Kreykes
Hospers
Grace Uittenbogaard
John H. Hensinkvelt
Rena Brunsting
Eliza Henmphrens
Mae Searle
Wheatguarantee Helps All Growers in Victory Loan Push
The U S Congress appropriated $1 0 00 000 000 to guarantee $2 26 a bushel for 1919 wheat, boosting farmer profits and pledges to produce record wheat. Food Administration officials say 1918 crops boosted national wealth by billions, supporting a generous Victory Liberty Loan as farmers repay with strong subscriptions.
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United States Congress
United States Food Administration
Grain Corporation
Federal Reserve Board
Food Administration
Flanders
France
Lorraine
United States
Germany
Thanksgiving loan appeal for Liberty and peace
A festive message urges support for Liberty Loans to finance both victory and postwar peace. It quotes Secretary Glass stressing that peace may require as much funding as war and calls Americans to back the patriotic effort.
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Glass
Obituary: Arthur A. Verrips Dies From Flu and Pneumonia
Arthur A. Verrips died after a severe influenza attack followed by pneumonia. He passed away at 10 45 am Wednesday, leaving a wife and three children as well as his parents Mr and Mrs Anthoney Verrips and other relatives. He was about 28 years old. Funeral arrangements were not yet set, with an obituary to follow next week.
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Arthur A. Verrips
Mr. Verrips
Mrs. Anthoney Verrips
One Third of World's Gold and War Bond Faith
A campaign frames U S government bonds as the safest investment because the United States holds about one third of the world’s gold. It notes wartime debt since December and urges purchase of Victory Liberty Loan bonds to fund veterans and peacetime reintegration. The piece cites gold holdings of major banks and national reserves to justify bond safety.
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United States
America
Federal Reserve Banks
Bank of France
Bank of Germany
Bank of England
Bank of Japan
Bank of the Netherland
Bank of Italy
Federal Reserve
Nmitno Victory Liberty Loan
The Girls Are Wearing Overalls in Humorous Ballad
A satirical verse notes women adopting overalls at home as men sell similar outfits in towns. It mocks initial shock but celebrates practical workwear as domestic fashion evolves. The piece imagines broader adoption and ends with a cheer for overalls replacing aprons and gowns.
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Handme Downs
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