War time rules for papers and the public
A long notice discusses War Industries Board rules for newspapers during wartime, urging compliance and warning that failure to renew subscriptions or follow price and distribution limits could end printing. It also touches on Roosevelt peace terms, primary election issues, conscription, and American casualties and resolve in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Industries Board
War Board
Theodore Roosevelt
Germany
Austria
Alsace
Schleswig
Poland
Trieste
Bosnia
Russia
Belgium
Turkey
Europe
Palestine
Romania
Servia
Bohemia
Pledges for War Savings Stamps Fall Short
County leaders report many pledgees fail to redeem commitments to War Savings Stamps. Homer A. Miller, state director, says it is better not to pledge than not redeem. Tona risks missing its quota if earlier pledges remain unpaid. county chairmen will check and urge immediate fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer A. Miller
War Savings Campaign
Tona
Inai Institute Teachers Assist County Officials
Readable fragments show teachers from Inai Institute aiding county figures. The note mentions Grace Bridiehaw and a Pocahontas area assembly. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate local education officials and a county meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inai Institute
Grace ‘Bridiehaw
Pocahontas
Pocahontas County Board approves drainage and notices in 1918
The Pocahontas County Board of Supervisors met on September 3 1918 with all members present to approve the drainage improvement petition by Olson and the engineer report and to instruct publication of notices. They directed the auditor to notify L M Rude to commence completion of contract on D D No 14 and to have Carey-Kelleher Ditch Co fill the upper end of D D No 21 and build a bulkhead. Hearings on assessments for D D No 89 and consent No 1 were continued to December 3 1918 and September 29 1918 respectively. The auditor was instructed to move May Haven and Jarvis Gates to the County Home, and numerous county claims and salaries were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas County
Board of Supervisors
Olson
L. M. Rude
Cherokee Hospital
May Haven
Jarvis Gates
Cherokee Asylum
Towa
F. J. Ryan
L. R. Plemons
Asst
H. C. McKean
Tor
Ins. Assn
Burdick
S. Swanson
Elec
F. A. Koenig
Elliott Fisher Co
B. E. Kreul
Rose McCormick
C. W. Lighter
Adolph Bjorklund
Pocahontas Record
D. C. Blake
A. C. Shimon
M. G. Bollard
W. R. Bollard
Bertha Bowers
G. B. Peterson
J. R. Martin
W. C. Wood
Elizabeth Atkinson
Wn. Essen
W. P. Hopkins
Sess & Tele
Robt. Klein
Sess. & Com
M. J. Donley
Sess & Com
F. A. Malcolm
Engr
Harold Wilkie
L. Webb
D. D
Tom Finnegan
J. J. Nolan
C.-T. "Nolan
Roy Donovan
J Joe Clair
Henry Agnew
Sy Jennings
Herald Agnew
Val Gempler
A. G._ Heathman
H. L. Warne
T. W. Hennessey
Joe Finnegany
Mnmenenwne
John McCtrain
Edward Peterson Co
Don Bailey
Peter
Nolan
Jabor
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Marion Bruce
Andependent
Rolfe, Tows
A. C. Hackley
Osteopathic Physician
Mchwen Block
Rolfe,owa
T. D. Jones
First National Bank
Rolfe, Iona
H. W. Lyon
Rolfe i
Iowa
L. M. Graham
D. W. M. Rolfe
Chiterinary College
Calla
Yostters McGowan's
Mason Contractors
Rolfe
Jon, McEwen
McM
McEwen Brothers
State Savings
Alwin G. Tietze
Grewn
Wood
War Department
Uncle Sam
Kenyon
United States
England
France
General Pershing
H.H. Grove
Plover
County Board Proceedings
Moon
Bowen
Carroll
Hauck
Rogers
Ae B. Bowen
Matt Parrott & Sons Co
W. A. Kelley
J. K. Lemon
Treas
H. C. Kober
C. H. Currie
Rolfe Light & Power Company
Electroliers
Rolfe ‘Light & Power Company
A. W
C. H. Moon
Rolfe Light & Power& Co
C. B. Bowen
Bruce
Chicago & North Western Railway Company
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway Company
Katie B. Strickler
C. H. Tollefsrude
Hannah J. Marther
A. B. Symes
Zittrell & Sullivan
Kiel
Yves Las
Lerk
A & Sullivan
Audi Pa
Batek
A. H. Moon
Green
Ley GH
New York Harbor
Group of Our Boys
Ft. Dodge Messenger
Boston Store Dodge
U.S
W.C. Shull
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