U S Highways and the War Guide Road Building in Wartime
Raymond Beeck outlines a national road program linking farm to market, urging permanent, flexible highway expansion as a wartime priority. Emphasizes state and local officials to plan and fund road improvements, avoid rigid bids, and treat contractors as partners to boost efficiency and supply lines for food and industry. The piece also notes pork production challenges amid wartime demand.
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America
Officuila
Halfa wins oral spelling meet over Dolliver at Maple Hill
Halfa takes first in the Written Contest with 250 words and 242 correct, while Dolliver misses 18 and Maple Hill 8. The oral contest sees Halfa 15 words spelled, Dolliver 5, with Halfa totaling 315 words spelled and a 91 percent accuracy. A silver trophy rivalry continues as Halfa and Dolliver teams meet after the event, Halfa defeating Dolliver in the season opener with a 4 1/8 to 8 score.
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Ccs
Halfa
Dulliver
Larchett
Miss Davis
Maple Hill
Stahl
Rev
Hock
Estherville
Jeanie Nelson
Maurine Wetterhus
Fred Jorgensen
Gerda Nielgen
Marguerite Jengvold
Dagmar Rasmussen
Maple Hall
Dolliver
Lolliver
Pork production and price controls urged for 1918
John C. Eldredge urges increased hog production due to war demand and a 40 million hog world shortage. He cites Food Administration plans to keep pork profitable with a minimum $15.50 per hundred and a 13 to 1 corn to pork ratio, urging careful expansion of sow numbers where feed permits. Also notes farmers should seed shock corn before October 6, as earlier cut seed remains viable.
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Food Administration
United States
Iowa
John C. Eldredge
Typewriter Supplies For Sale At Vindicator and Republican
Office goods including adding machine paper letter files and general supplies offered for sale at the Vindicator and Republican office. Vendors advertise a full range of typing and clerical needs to local customers.
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Vindicator
Republican
Presbyterian church gets a new pipe organ
In Northwest Ellsworth notes the Presbyterian church has installed a new pipe organ. Other local items include W H Pullen at a sheriffs convention in Des Moines M M Knapp in Sioux Falls for business Burt Sidles and his best girl at C Zemor wedding at Northwest Ellsworth and callers at his parents' home Mrs Maria Ridley reports poultry losses due to thieves Delevan Fish Commissioner circulating a petition for Gov Shaw reappointment Adam Anderson family visits C Juhl Miss Myera to Hampton Iowa Miss Shaffer to Eldora Miss Lathrop to Waukon Miss Otto and Mr Stover to Town City Miss Pratt to Shellaburg and Miss Tollifson to Graettinger plus a note on Mrs Randall at an unspecified location.
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Presbyterian Church
Pullen
Des Moines
M. M. Knapp
Sioux Falls
Burt Sidles
C.zemor
Northwest Ellsworth
Maria Ridley
Delevan
Emmet County Couple Wed in Clinton County
John Irwin and Miss Hattie Dickey were married at the bride’s home in Clinton County on Wednesday December 22 1897. Davenport Kirt Allen of the state university and George Delevan of Grinnell will spend their holidays at home. Mr and Mrs W A Heidke have gone to Columbia Wisconsin for a holiday visit at Mr H's parents. Wanted Washings Will call for and deliver same Phone 826.
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Davenport
Kirt, Allen
the State University
George Delevan
Grinnell
W. A. Heidke
Columbia
Wisconsin
Emmet County
John Irwin
Hattie Dickey
Clinton County
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