Burt News Highlights Local Activities and Visits
Community notes from Burt narrate birthdays, military updates, hospital visits, and travel. Residents like Mr. Grover and families including the Fairbanks, Grover, and Mescher clans attend gatherings and trips to Algona, Des Moines, Camp Dodge, and Fort Des Moines while others visit kin in Lincoln Nebraska and Armstrong.
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A. M. Jones
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Germania Gleanings social notes from Forest City area
Miss Hazel Valley and other visitors stayed with local families while several residents went to Camp Pike Georgia. News of visits includes Miss Zella Handy Miss Edna Lackere and many from surrounding towns with frequent trips to Des Moines Moline Sheffield and Burt. A family reunion honored Henry Patterson before draft and numerous relatives were seen at several homes across the area.
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Waldence
L. E. Fairbanks
Algona
G. U. Fairbanks
R. J. Grover
Mr. Grover
Perry Stow
South Carolina
Will Schwietert
Lorena
Susie Hodgson
Floyd Hoflus
Burt
Mike Zimmerman
Lone Rock
Lewis Larsen
J. G. Clapsaddle
Bert Hallwell
Baby
Iowa City
Freddie 1Ingsdorf
Earl Ringsdorf
Newark
N.D
Ringsdorf
Freddie
Will Vislt
Mins Mae Godfredgon
Les Moines
Grover Shaffer
Apna Pratt
W. T. Fish
John
Henry Staefile
Nob
Trenty
Mra
Ann
Holding
Webster
Guy
Wn, Boyken
Lydia Fritz Jot
Titonka
Henry Larsen
Forest City
George Santhoff
Fred Santhoff
Herman Helms
Fred Missal
Britt
Lois. Bushman
Ross Ringsdorf
Albert Christensen
Lonoke
Arkansas
M. I. Mertz Snd
Realttves
Hayfield
Garner
Camp Fike
Georgia
Theo Frederickson
Paxton
Hlinois
Bill Stenzel
Miss
Mabel Ray
Hazel Valley
Walt
Ing
Ray and Elwin Valley
Zella Handy
Edna Lackere
J. L. Bushman
Fred Kammerer
Arthur Nelson
Walter Dirkson
Paul and
Herman Mackworth
Claus Smith
Frank Pihi
John Gerdes
August Lassahn
Joseph Amersoe
Anthon Buns
John Junker
Elias Nelson
Lloyd Rudis
Mildred Hanson
Dr. Ray
Wm. Logac
Sherburn
Minn
H. Patterson
Jim Tinker
Brookings
S. D
Sid Lindsay
Peter Hans Jr
Des Moines
Forrest Smith
Rake
Cc. C. Wortman
Wm. Mabus
Henry Patterson
L. G. Wolcott
Stoddard
J. J. Heetland
H. Schutter
Buffalo Center
M. J. Alen
Peter Abbas
Camp Dodge
Gus Johnson
M. H. Stoddard
Allen Carrant Babe
F. C. Krall
Portland And Burt Community Notes On Farm Work And Travel
Port land area residents recount a weekend near misses with a car headlight glare and describe threshing machine prep. Del Fitch Alf Graham and families visit farms, while LIL Miss Luetta Hoffman prepares to teach District No 6 starting Sept. 2. Local residents attend soldier send off and share household duties and errands.
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Bert Phillips
del Fitch
Fred Ringsdorf
Burt
Ray Smith
Ray
Alf Graham
Will
Gottloib Bleich
Grain
Ranny
Central
Portland
Sigsbee
Josie Dittmer
Will Putz
Emma Heacox
St. Paul
Herman Putz
A. A. Graham
Stotts and Ringsdorfs
Tad
South Dakota
Ted
Fitches
Grahams
Lee Golder
Rock Falls
la Retta Larson
Mra
Claud Sigabee
Leona Putz
Harry Putz
Jandl
Fltch
Luetta Hoffman
Mount Morris
Lil
Community Red Cross Report and Local Notes
The report tallies Red Cross celebration receipts at 1426.36 with expenses 684.07 leaving net 742.29 and four chapters sharing 185.67 each. Local farming and civic life include Nelson Bros. property, Ford Sedan sale, and harvest scenes. Military calls and Liberty Loan media activity frame the era notes with local residents enlisting or awaiting orders.
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Red Cross
Nelson Bros
Albert
George
Iire
Hugo Johnson
Chris Knudsen
Newport News
49Th Infantry
Russia
Rifle Club
Knudsen
Liberty Loan Committee
S. Hudson
A. M. Peterson
Bert Hudson
Mason City
Uncle Sam
Hudsons
Petersen
Navy
W. .H. Cuthbert
Icrary
N. L
Cuthert
Gladys Cuthbert
Graattinger
Third Liberty Loan settles questions of national finances
The text notes public resolve to meet war-time financial needs and the role of banks in funding government through U S Certificates of Indebtedness. It cites a $6,000,000,000 target to cover expenses to November 1 1918 and urges banks to educate customers to invest in this Treasury financing plan ahead of the next bond sale.
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Red Cross
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
U. S
What's the Hurry A Local Cry For Slower Pace
The Livermore Gazette laments haste while recalling past speeds. A man speeding to avoid a train crossed Main Street at about forty mph and nearly hit the cow catcher before chatting with bystanders. A motorcycle rider arrived at fifty mph, parked, lit a cigarette, and talked ten minutes, wondering how fast he reached the next mile.
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