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Iowa War News Ties Local Industry To Home Front Struggles
Iowa officials report on fuel distribution at coal mines set to sell at four dollars per ton while mine operators must reserve stock for delivery. Drake Bible college students enlist rather than sermonize, and Iowa vows tighter loyalty oversight. Keokuk schools close for scarlet fever, Iowa forms a farm bureau system in all counties, and public service reserves recruit shipyard workers.
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N. Lewis
McAdoo
R. H. Aishton
Pilitroads
Lewis
Vrs
Emma B. McCall
Washington
Hence
Red Cross
France
J. H. McCall
Allerm
Ora
Polk County
New Fuel Commission
C. L. Herring
Iit
Des Moines
William Griffin
Albia
Attorney General's Office
State
Secret Service ‘Bureau
Harding
Drake Bible College
Parsons
Uncle Gam
The
Bible College
Garfield
Iowa
State Board of Health
Keokuk
Board of Health
John G. Oltmann
Evangelical Lutheran Church of State Center
Johnson County
Dave Wiliams
Columbus Junction
Wales
South Africa
London
Williams
Royal Horse Artillery
Cambrai
Iowa State College
A. W. Gao
School For Cooks and Bakers
Camp Dodge
United States
Thea
Towa
Pottawattamie County
W. W. Orrick
J. F. Deems
Harry McCullough
Ice
Piper
Puget Sound
Public Service Reserve
Herbert J. Metcalf
State Defense Council
Amana
Majrengo
Frank H. Dye
Cedar Rapids
T. M. Goharff
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