Water Works Plan and War News From Iowa
A 1917 era Iowa digest notes water works being planned at 906 000 dollars and land values around four miles west of Toledo. It reports army draft details Camp Dodge activities infantile paralysis closures and a wild west show for Iowa troops at Deming New Mexico. It mentions scholarships, county agents, school uniforms and a 88 year old minister bridegroom, plus local farm wheat yields and county projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats Wes
Toledo
Minneapolis
Canaedi
Cantomment
Officers Training School
Fort Des Moines
War Department
Wapello County
Fayette County
Clyde Combie
Buffalo Comer
Ames
Camp Dodge
Deming
Iowa Yard
United States
Otto Wangerin
Paul
N. M
Iowa
J. D. Robinson
Schaller
Lyon County
Womens’ National Council of Defense
Cedar Rapids
Hiram M. Lipe
Blairstown
Red Cross
Sabula
Francis Drake
340Th Infantry
Dodge
Anne Pinkham
Oskaloosa
Penn College
Pinkham
War Recreation Board
General Plummer
Dennison
Schleswig
Kiron
Coon
Jefferson
Mississippi
Harry Coleman
Des Moines
Flo
Leo Peron
Fort Leavenworth
Benson Cow Testing Association
Lake View
Samuel P. Reed
Clinton
Andersonville
Atlanta
McPherson
Eighty-eighth
G. W. Westfall
Bradgate Community Notes and Social Visits
A roundup of local visits and travel among Bradgate residents includes Mr. and Mrs. Holland of Slayton Minnesota at S. R. Hoveland’s home, Miss Hattie Spies of Gilmore City visiting, and several families taking trips to Fort Dodge, Algona, and beyond. The piece also notes Baptist youth attending gospel town events, a county teachers association meeting, and a girls basketball game with Bradgate defeating Gilmore City 6 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merv
Guy Dayton
Hatimond
Fort Dodge
Algona
Clarence Beechim
Merr
Highy
Mondas
Cash, S. C
Imad
Montana
Milford Nichols
Wesley
Rex McCreary
Minnesota
Maude Tilton
Des Moines
Roy Adams
Baby
Theron Kendall
Gilmore City
T. S. Buck
Lucile
Hunboldt
Ike Hustand
Carrie Clark
Lake City
H. Lee
Harold Lees
Paullina
Will Hoag
Public Criticism Warps Unity in Wartime America
The piece argues that harsh critique of officials harms national war effort and unity. It warns that unrestrained attacks on President Wilson and his aides empower the enemy, undermine leadership, and risk chaos at home, urging restraint for the sake of victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Tieial
ATL
Earth
Kerinsky
Wilson
Sampson
Farmers prepare for spring and livestock needs
Farmers are urged to repair farm tools, harvest root crops, and ventilate seed corn storage. Two year old cattle need supplemental feed. Counties plan to appoint community agents, with over 40 000 bushels of seed wheat rated. Swine Feeding Day set for Ames on October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
Mahaska
Madison
Monroe
Cedar
Delaware
Towa
Ames
Sheriff’s sale in Pocahontas County Iowa 1917
Public notice of a sheriff sale in Pocahontas County Iowa to satisfy a court judgment of $850.18 plus $54.84 costs against E Z Emmons and Kathryn Emmons. The property west half of Lot 1 and all of Lot 2 in Block 6 First Addition Rolfe will be sold at public outcry at the courthouse door in Pocahontas on October 13 1917 at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas County
District Court
Iowa
A. D
Frank Little
F. J. McCracken
E. J. Emmons
Kathryn Emmons
Rolfe
Towa
Court House
Pocahontas
E. Z. Emmons
R. H. Winegarden
A. T
Arrow
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Camp Dodge Hve
Elling Weblem
Iowa City
Twin Falls
Mont
Iowa University
Sioux City
County Board of Supervisors
I. W. W. Aut
Cantonment
St. Paul
Clyde Brady
Clarinda
Walter Fallers
Fellars
Burlington
Illinois
Keokuk
Helen Blair
Mnais
the Fair Nelson& Damborg
Rolfe, Iowa
Bradgate
Rolfe City Bakery
W.p.m'intire & Son
Chester
Teo
Wildwood Prince
Toben
Palmer, Ta
Oakland
Chevrolet