Sunset Hill Military Memoir Mentions Des Moines Trip
A fragmented excerpt notes Sunset Hill and references to soldiers, Dakotas, and pro members. It mentions war memories, Camp Dodge, and a proposed visit to Des Moines as part of a broader commentary on national pride and military training.
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J. B. Kent
Kent
W. Larson Soso
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J. A. Charlton
Emma Lighter
R. Miller
A. V. Graebe
M. P. Hanche
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Robert Struthers
A. V. Everett
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Albert Wood
Albert Wood Ween
W. Beam
Kent’s
Anna Smith
Ridenour
M. Webb
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M. E. Young Wi
M. Markin
R. Rogers
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C. J. White
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Ethel Adams
O. Hansen
Shimon
John Damborg Wee
Geo. R. Cook
H.C. Kober
A. P. Ferden
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Geo. H. Taylor
M. Vandeventer
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Fair Prices Set by Pocahontas County Food Administration
The Price Interpreting Committee in Pocahontas County lists fair prices for listed staples approved by the Food Administration. Items include wheat flour, rye flour, corn flour, corn meal, oats, rice, barley flour, sugar, navy beans, lima beans, evaporated milk large and small, with per pound and per article figures.
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Pocahontas County
Food Administration
Draft policy debate stalls amendment on selective service
Congress defeats a revenue bill amendment extending selective draft age to forty and back to eighteen. The piece notes overseas demand for more troops, reports of exhaustion of Class One registrants, and Baker’s remark that 400,000 troops are being transported monthly as young men come of age.
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Congress
Baker
Americans Asked to Limit Use of Sugar
U S Food Administration urges a strict sugar ration through January 1 1919 to support Army Navy Allied forces and civilians. Ration set at two pounds per month and half a pound per week with stock shortages and reduced beet and cane crops. World supply strained by shipping limits and prior wartime demands. October beet reductions noted and broader reductions affect many industries.
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U. S. Food Administration
Food Administration
Europe
United States
Louisiana
Porto Rico
Java
Calls to mobilize more American fighting men and resources
The piece argues for expanding the pool of military recruits beyond Class One and using men aged thirty to forty five. It warns against complacency after Allied successes and urges sustained, intensified U S shipbuilding and manpower to defeat Germany, stressing that victory requires massive investments in people and resources.
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Berlin
Germany
England
America
Iowa State Fair Showcases Silo Construction Trends
A fragmented report describes silo building at the Iowa State Fair, noting ongoing construction methods, materials like cement tile and metal, and the display of silage cutting machinery. The exhibit aims to provide practical information amid campaign efforts and public interest.
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Allo
Towa
Iowa
Beok Lore
Servation
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1917 Towh judging contest features the top scorer
A lively 1917 event judged by officials with 84 to 1 credit for the leading contestant. Five prizes awarded for points earned in horse, cattle, sheep and other categories. The test set for 28 with prizes totaling $56 presented by Prof. W. Js Otty.
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