Venezuelan Press Suppressed as German Propaganda Spreads
The Washington Post reports that Venezuela under General Juan Vicente Gomez cracks down on pro ally papers and editors, while allowing German propaganda to circulate. El Fonograta and other papers face suppression, with duties on paper and suspensions used to curb press freedom. Eco Aleman publishes anti allied content. Gomez dominates congress and policy, dictating media control and risking imprisonment or death for dissent.
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Veneavela
Washington Post
Venezuela
Maracaibo
Cararhs
Ten
Ff Cararus
Venesuelan
Laa Teupland
Cuidad Bolivar
el Correro de
Garima
le Govvernment
Caracas
el Fonagrata
Muraguo
Ugitech
Mienns
Nprnuin
Eco Aleman
Cyracus
Latin America
Germany
Austria
Europe
Ilsico Aleman
Gratis
Counines
Southerica
Central America
United States
Wilson
Tts
Juannders Gomez
Comndor
Venezuelan Congress
Altho
Gomez
Land to corn twenty years record in Iowa county
Lark Reynolds farms about thirty acres of continuous corn for twenty years claiming a state county record for length of cropping. This year his 500acre farm yielded the best corn crop with minimal farming beyond turning in stock and a few soy beans. Reynolds concedes rotation and scientific methods would improve the result.
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Lark Reynolds
Reynolds
Ynolds
Swea City Herald
Jerusalem Captured Again by British Forces
Jerusalem fell to British troops led by General Allenby on Saturday. The ancient city, sacred in Christian history, has alternated hands through centuries including Crusader and Ottoman rule before final capture.
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Jerusalem
Allenby
Kingdom of Jerusalem
Tiny Tots Christmas Program and School Notes
School notes recap class absences and improvements. Tiny Tots plan Christmas items and host a program in the Primary Room on Friday December 21 with many recitations songs dialogues and a closing Santa scene. Several pupils are listed as on time or tardy for December and a long roster records multiple students present absent or tardy across the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elon Miller
Pearl Javers
Telco Stecker
Wilda Helfer
Jay Lamoreux
Werenee Reynolds
Boyd Tiedens
Seligo
Prin
Miss Erwin
Jay Uudlong
Dee
Agnes Panmak
Alma Sleper
Louise Senne
Fred Caylor
Emme Deickman
Mia Detukman
Gilmour Keihsamen
Harold Nelson
Lester Gillies
Jeanette Swalve
Menrynan
Uorvan Keagle
Clair Heitner
Ethel Aldinger
Georgh Frank
Roy Swalve
Wayne Hagen
Myrtie Johnson
Alfred Hansen
Marie Senne
Walter Andersen
Mildred Nelson
George Sing
Vinkt Kleifffer
Myrtle Ann
Yoda Cayley
Fred Gray
Henry Gr Qsear Hammens
Berthold Mall Wallace Trmoreux
Lloyd Larmore
Viola Lamoreux
Gheihal Wilson
William Kaufman
Grice Sellsema
Henry Swalye
Ainert Pannhuk
Harvey Selita
Bernard Tier- Heyl
Florence Nelson
Louise Buns
Martha Steeker
Johnnie Pannhuk
Annie Javers
Anna Wepel
Robert Misher
Margaret Kirkpatrick
Louise Loeschen
Lorna Longbottum
George Pannhuk
Georgia Wilson
Vernoan Cooper
Caroline Eden
Rosa Funk
Lawrence Hansen
Ethel Kline
Ida Miller
John Sachau
Katie Welp
Wilda Kenner
Marning
Oscar Ham-mons
Florence Reynolds
Viola Keagie
Clair Heifner
Victor Nelson
Tiny Tota
George Amin
Viola Heimner
Fred Cayler
Santa
Viola Heimfer
Jeanette
Elia and Boyd
Dolly
Elsie Cayter
Zada Cayter
Henry Sachau
Anna Belle Sachau
Grace
Mildred
Myrtle
Wiliam Kaufmann
Santa Claus
Glebal Watson
Boyd Tredena
Myrtle Ama
MRA. DE NIL LIKES THE WEST
Lynden Washington December 41 editor note enclosed draft to pay for the Topic for 1918. The writer says mild winter so far and a colony of South county people here. They would not want to go back east to freeze in winter and roast in summer. They extend sympathy for bereavement and send greetings to friends around Titanica.
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MRA
Lynden
Wash
Titanica
J. W. DeNeal
Red Cross funds boost at Burt barber shop sale
Dell man barber shop auction next Thursday raises money for Red Cross. Red Cross sale at R J Grover garage nets about 900 dollars with auctions of chickens, pigs, washing machines and organs. Rebekahs serve refreshments and donate proceeds to the Red Cross.
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Dellman
Paul Kriethes
Ana
Roy Moore
Torner
Will Doering
Clear Laie
Ming
Mrntay
Epworth League
Mamie Allen
UO. Isenberger
Culver
Abvess
Robert Satchett
Ruth Hodgson
Gedar Rapids
Auto
Myra Grown
Iro Duncan
Chipman
Mann
Rod Jain
Pacifie Coast
J. A
W. Davison
Marjorie Manter
Coffin, Sr
Presbyterian Church
Jas, Goodwin, Jr
Des Moines
B. H. Goodwin
L. C. Smith
E. E. Paine
Red Cross
Tradi Vogel
Jas. Lee
Bancroft
Bierle
Lone Rock
J. G. Clapsaddle
W. A. Ladendorff
Henry Bartlett
Will Ladendorff
Walter Stewart
Roy Heffler
Gao
Boettheer
John Lewick
Guy Stewart
Roy Black
Burt
J. P. Cunningham
G. Be, Wood
el Paso
Texas
Chas. Sego
R. J. Grover
Schweizert
Rebekahs
Letter from Harold Heifner in France praises airmen and warns of wartime secrecy
R. Ed. Heifner of Company B, 18th Infantry, Paris France, writes of rain in Europe and enemy hunger. He mentions dynamiting fish with grenades and praises French fishing, notes cousins in France, and urges keeping news limited to authorized dispatches. He sends regards to Harold and family, reflecting on war duties and birdmen.
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Frank Rey‘yolus
Tree
General Pershing
War Department
France
Pipsstone
Minn
Wilson
H. Lk
Titonka
Harold
Maude Muller Sees Farm Mischief On Summer Day
A lighthearted vignette on Maude Muller watching a farmhand and nature’s antics. A humorous scene unfolds with a bee incident and a grasshopper encounter, shaping a playful rural moment.
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Maud Multer
Who Made the Kaiser A Camp Pike Note
Willie Ricklefs writes from Camp Pike Arkansas December 15 with a lighthearted poem about roles and fate. He assigns humorous destinies to groups and things such as the Irish as cops and sauerkraut to Germans, ending with a question who made the Kaiser and noting his own unit Co B 334 M G Bn Little Rock Arkansas.
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Willie Ricklefs
Camp Pike
Ark
Wolfe
Wilson
Kaiser
M. G. Bn
Little Rock
Buffalo Meat Auction Supports Red Cross in Algona
The young buffalo will be sold at the Red Cross auction in Algona on December 21 with meat offered in one to ten pound cuts. Bids by mail are accepted from bidders outside Koaguth county, and half the animal is reserved for them. Proceeds go to the bidder's local Red Cross treasury.
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Red Cross
Algona
Koaguth County
Red Croas
The
Bachelors suspect wives who humor their husbands
A brief observation notes bachelors view women who are agreeable to them with suspicion. It cautions that the man who thinks he can understand a wife who keeps her husband guessing faces a rude awakening.
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WOLIE
Towa
Terusalem
Burt News
Yilonka Boy
TOPTC
Heifner, Co. B
18Th Inf
B. C. ML
Paris
Maude Muller
West
D.bergman
Paaul -Minn
Sora
UNIVE
Ford
Titonka Motor
Mies
Maxwell
F.C.B
Detroit
J. F. Fisher
Iowa
Farmers’ Elevator CD
Dealers Ane
Anton Holcomb
Mgr
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