Iowa War News Includes Deaths and Deployments
Sioux City private Lewis Monas of the Forty second U S infantry dies in Camp Dodge base hospital from pneumonia. Private Elmer Spears of Waterloo dies in France of heart disease. Mrs. John Voorhees of Anita dies after surgery in Chicago. Aug Varsity and home front notes include wheat sowing in Osceola county, wage talks, and Red Cross efforts.
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Lewis Monas
Sioux City
Iowa
Forty-second U. S. Infantry
Camp Dodge
Ipnetmonia
Augusta Brooks
Shenandoah
Ghe
War Department
Miss Brooks
Newton
Ralph Simons
Unionville
Simons
John C. Voorhees
Anita
Senator Voorhees
Augustana Hospital
Chicago
Leon Voorhees
Osceola County
Cornell College
W. S. Kitch
Friends Church
Bangor
Marshalltown
Kitch
Elmer Spears
Sanitary Detachment
168Th Infantry
France
Frank Spears
Des Moines
Deas Moines
Tle
Sanitary
Third
Agsth Infantry
LW. W
Ames
Laura B. Fay
Manchester
Red Cross
Nebraska
Missouri
United States Fuel Administration
T. H. Wharton
Deere & Company
Waterloo
Waterloo Gasone Engine Company
Deere Institution
Deere Company
Herman Kummerow
United States Patent Office
United States
George Messenger
Liberty Loan
Sargeant
George P. Knoche
Knoche
Paul Gilda
Ft. Snelling
Gilda
Harold ‘McGowan
Iowa City
Casey
Red Oak
Villisea
Rainbow Division
Army
S. Lincoln
Camp Douge
E. Frank
Ward Schogler
Pien
Boone
Union Pacific
Omaha
Ontaria
Council ‘Bluffs
Andrew Reards
Pella
Genis EH. Stranes
Lyon County
Fred Ambus
Ambus
G. Ellwood
Peter Ostrom
Amon Lande
Slater
Henry Sahin
Towa
Chulavists
Cal
C. Thornburg
Sabin
Clinton
Bellevue
Hiinola
Mississippi
8. J. Clarke & Co
Lewest
Navy
Coconut Macaroons and Bull Associations in Agriculture
Coconut macaroons recipe uses shredded coconut, powdered sugar and egg whites baked until golden. Bull associations are urged as a strong factor in controlling contagious diseases per the U.S. Department of Agriculture annual report noting 86 active associations in 17 states and selective culling to prevent disease.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Munroe A Loan Booster In U S War Bond Campaign
Jack Munroe, once a heavyweight hopeful who challenged Tel-Tries but lost, is in the United States promoting the Liberty loan. He recently served with the British army, now a commissioned officer, with a wounded right arm carried in a sling.
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Jack Munroe
Tel- Tries
United States
Liberty Loan
Hest
Birds and Boats in Naval Naming Dispute
The New York Herald reports Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt faced difficulty naming new Maine class submarines. A proposal to honor Drake the British admiral was rejected as inappropriate since a male duck name was deemed unsuitable for such ships of war.
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Roosevelt
Enthusiastic Endorsement of Tanluc Tonic in Iowa
W J Day treasurer of Red Men Lodge No 28 Des Moines says Tanluc, a tonic from barks and berries, eased his stomach issues and anxiety. He urges friends to try it and notes druggists or wholesalers in Iowa can supply it for resale.
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Iowa
W. J. Day
Red Men
Des Moines
Mr. Day
Case of Casey and the weak chest recalled in lobby tale
In a Washington hotel lobby a Willam W. Venable anecdote recalls a foundry group discussing Casey. A citizen named Mike overhears and repeats the remark about Casey’s chest being weak after a hammer accident that killed him.
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Washington
Willam W. Venable
Mississippi
Mike
Foundry
Casey
Philadelphia Telegraph
Liberty Butter Merger promises fresh butter in minutes
New invention dubbed the Liberty Butter Merger claims to convert one pint of milk into one to four pounds of butter in three minutes. Sold for $1.50 via Liberty Manufacturing Company in Washington, D C, with patent services offered by Chandlee & Chandlee who publish free guides on obtaining patents.
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Utelo
Liberty
Uncle Sam
Liberty Manufacturing Company
Jenifer
Washington, D. GC
United States
Messrs
Chandlee
Chandlee & Chandlee
Seventh Street
Washington, D
Cadv
Safe Keeping Frog Mystery at Picnic
A portly lady sits with Tommy who bursts into wails asking for his frog. The boy claims the frog is caught and not gone, while the lady offers sweets and comfort. The scene centers on mischief at a family picnic and a missing pet frog.
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Tommy
New Mine Props by Cardiff Architect Edward Seward
Edward Seward, a Cardiff architect, claims a new mine prop design is simple, indestructible, and water resistant. It uses colliery cinders, stone, and crushed clinker washed and combined to create a sturdy prop easily handled by one man.
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Edward Seward
Cardiff
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