We Must Open Gates of Trade and Naval Power
President Wilson urges rapid action to boost trade and shipbuilding, secure water powers, and expand defense. He argues Europe’s conflict demands American aid, stronger merchant marine, better coast charting, and efficient funding for national projects while preserving peace and liberty.
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Medatates
Nue
Congress
Ourestor Algo
Washington
Wilson
Europe
Diadlovs
Mdenely Lake
Hay
Reagan
South America
Great Britain
United States
Qyhant
Tia Abe
Haya
House of Representatives
Senate
Ule
Senteo Ae Wall
Hfe
Justice
Dhe
Willet
Thage
Amamenta
America
Jena
Skunkerlaid Value at Fur Market Soars in 1918
The article notes the skunk yielded about three million dollars annually to U S trappers, ranking just below marten in fur value. It cites prices from twenty two cents to two dollars in December 1918, with two million skunks exported to London in 1911, and European demand driven by its unique coat.
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United States
London
America
Howe
Mexico as a Federated Republic Says 19th Century Text
The article describes Mexica as a federation of three states and territories with a constitution modeled on the United States. It notes a 1000 population of 18,697,000 and discusses the strain of national life over recent years.
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Mexica
Tarritories
United States of America
Iowa Counties Lose Military Age Men In Population Shift
Des Moines report shows rural counties shed more military age men while larger cities gain. Data from 1912 to 1934 tracks county by county changes, highlighting Polk, Lee, Woodbury, Cerro G, Muscatine, and Monona among others, with shifts tied to rural depopulation and urban growth.
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Des Moines
Igwa
Ged
Guy Fun
Iowa
Polk County
Eulkér
Davenport
Lee County
Havinitchokul
Port-Madlaen
Juan
Clay County
Maglia
Browwell
Putlawatlamle
Gaun
Woodbury County
Westan
Meade A Ricerda
Galus
Cerro Garcia
Turlington
Bien Conpal
Muscatine County
Cilblon County
Monona
Tou
Sroyoad
State Department
Northern Iowa veteran’s death noted in obituary fragment
A fragmented obituary recalls Jesus Wilt, a veteran of Northern Iowa, born in England and later living in Dyersville and nearby towns. It notes his immigration as a youth, hotel work with his son, and military service in Dubuque County during the late 1960s, with Episcopal faith and survivors listed ambiguously.
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Jesus Wilt
Iowa
England
United Sts
Buane
Dyersville
Lilerhe
Teucox
Two Women Reported Victims in Peculiar Circumstances
Fragmentary OCR details two women described as victims in a peculiar incident. Names include Mrs. Martin Lucas and Abbie Gilmore of Nebraska. Gilmore is reported at Clarida with an arm injury after inviting for a ride. Further specifics are unclear.
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Martin “Lucas
Clara
Abbie Gilmore
Nebras
Gilmore
Clarida
Gilmot
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Ross
Aelwan Sheaf
Tha
United State
National Guard
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Bevansa
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Owa
Jesus Wilkiheon
Alfo
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