European Reaction and Wilson Policy in League Debate
The Topic comments on Frank H. Kids Oct article in the Octo ber Review about The European Reaction. Simonds argues that American non interference views align with Europe’s mood, Britain aside, as France seeks allied ties with the United States to curb Germany. Romania’s boundary stance and power growth challenge the League, while Italians and many French watch with skepticism of moral authority and Wilson’s league leadership.
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Fix Roads For Winter Now Says Iowa Highway Commission
Iowa Highway Commission urges winter road readiness through opening culverts ditches and drainage and shaping new dirt in road centers. Emphasizes avoiding tearing up well packed roads and using final weeks before freeze to achieve a smooth surface for winter.
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Iowa Highway Commission
Untitled fragment on road conditions and ice pockets
A fragment notes the road’s poor condition from alternating freezing and thawing. It mentions frozen spots and water lodges creating pockets that hamper passage and sow difficulty.
Soldier Ray Rowsch Returns After 27 Months Abroad
Graettinger resident Ray Rowsch arrives home after 27 months in the regular U S Army with Pershing’s forces. He served in the First Army division, took part in Soissons and the Argonne, was gassed once, and was among 44 survivors of his campaign. He visits grandmother Mrs E Schooley and uncle J E Schooler, with mother Mrs A R Cuthbert of Titonka nearby.
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Belgium
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Titonka
Quarantine Rules for Spanish Influenza Emphasized
State board of health under the Thirty eighth general assembly orders quarantine kept until full recovery or three days after temperature normal if no physician certifies. Postillions include fumigation and convalescent laundry and outdoor airing.
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State Board of Health
Thirty-eighth General Assembly
Kramer Buys Hotel Building in Buffalo Center
O R Kramer, who has been running the Commercial Hotel for months, purchased the building and plans extensive improvements. The deteriorating structure will gain a basement and a central furnace to heat all rooms, with new papering and painting to boost comfort and patronage.
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O. R. Kramer
Buffalo Center Tribune
Ragan v Ragan divorce notice in Iowa district court
District Court of Iowa Kossuth County November term 1919. Dessie M. Ragan seeks absolute divorce from Omer Ragan on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment endangering the spouse. Omer Ragan is notified to appear by November 14, 1918, or default and decree will be entered. Filed October 11, 1919 by attorney B J Van Ness.
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Dessie M. Ragan
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Omer Ragan
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