Germans to register in 1918 alien enemy drive
Germans in the continental United States are to register during the week of February 4 under a Justice Department plan directed by President Wilson. About 500,000 un naturalized Germans will provide photographs, fingerprints, and triplicate affidavits detailing name, age, address, occupation, and family links. Registration cards will be issued after verification. violators face interment as enemy aliens. Women and under 14 are exempt. Austria-Hungary subjects also exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red ‘Cross
Red Cross
Northern Lumber Company
Aniciers
Reds Cross
Miner
Wilkinson
Craver
Red Croons
Bleas Ag
Uheir
Silloe
Groves
Lucile Peterson
Wuntington
Red
Department of’ Justice
Continental
United States
Wilson
Austria-Hungary
Department of Justice
Tolg
Wiltuster
Ihn Targest Amtee
Ivtriel
United States Mitrstall
William Irwin Dies Sudden at Rudyard Michigan
Eleven year old William Irwin, son of Mr and Mrs William Irwin, died suddenly Wednesday evening at home after a brief illness. He was active in the Junior Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian church and a leading society member. Survived by parents and two younger brothers Eugene and Arthur. Funeral Saturday at 1:30 pm, burial in new cemetery north of Rudyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Irwin
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Eugene
Arthur
A. E. Bigelow
New Cemetery
Rudyard
Thomas Nivison
Irwin
Estherville
Misa Bigelow
Red Cross
Great Lakes
Naval Hospitel
Waukegan
Illinois
Aga Trwin
Children of the Sea
Union Church Reports Busy Week Of Activities And Elections
The Union Baptist Church held an Every Member canvass despite severe weather. Members served meals, one new member joined by letter, and officers were elected at year end including T B S Lapham as deacon and Edna Darker as church treasurer. Board members approved a pastor salary increase and various guild and youth group activities were announced along with January schedules in neighboring churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Baptisl Church
Beacon
T. B.S. Lapham
J. EB. Mathews
A. Barber
North Seventh Street
Lucy Colt
Sun Rays a Remedy for Tuberculosis in Hospitals
D Arthur Steindler, orthopedic surgery professor at the state university, reports sun exposure on tubercular surgical patients yields excellent results. Six or seven patients on the hospital roof have improved, with a case of severe hip tuberculosis nearly recovered. Treatment uses direct sunlight on the body and other parts, gradually building tanning to boost the body's defenses. The nurse supervising has gained over twenty pounds living in the open air. In a separate note, Helen Vlora Burt married Norman B Wood of this city at the Methodist church, with a large gathering and a white wedding bell, followed by a substantial supper. The bride, eldest daughter of Andrew Burt, is a popular local figure. the groom is from Ayrshire, with several relatives attending. The couple will reside in Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Arthur Steindler
State University
Yong
Andrew Buri
Helen Vlora
Norman B. Wood
Zemke
Methodist Church
Susie Burt
James Wood
Ayrshire
Andrew Burt
Groop
Onan Wood
Mary Wotdy
Charles Wood
Oran Wood
Armstrong
Journal
Superior Victors In Local High School Basketball Game
The Superior team defeated Spirit Lake bitch school Wednesday night in a scheduled game. Numerous local residents and students were mentioned visiting friends in Arm strong Waterloo and Ames during the holiday period.
Emmet Echoes Brief Local Notes and Meetings
Emmet residents report for sale and travel events. Cavin of Eatherville sought hogs and corn. Ellerston shipped cattle. Emmet Country Club meets with Mrs. Fred Stone. Red Cross members attended Huntington meeting. Public sale east of Wallingford planned Saturday. E H Clark sale announced. they plan move to town. Hallie Halverson of Rathore stayed at Strawberry Point. Irving Sargent returned from Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. . Cavin
Eatherville
E. H. Ellerston
Emmet
Telauvea
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
America
George Weir
H. H. Weir
Huntington
Red Cross
Wallingford
E. H. Clark
Hallie Halverson
Rathore
Strawberry P
Irving Sargent
Spencer
Iowa District Court Notice of Divorce Petition
Ella Lee sues Floyd A. Lee in Emmet County Iowa for divorce custody of minor Wayne Lee and general equitable relief with petition to be filed around January 16 1918. Defendant must appear by noon of the next term at the Ear Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Emmet County
Wayne Lee
Ear
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United States Food Administration
Food Administration
Ehetsas LV
Websters
Catia ii
New International
Gove Hiustnstigns
J. J. Deema
Towa
Young William Irwin
Rudyard, Michigan
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Convregation
Hliister
Sagereides
S P.m
Ladies Aid and Mission Societies
H. H
Q. J. Tosdal
J. d. Akre
Rama
J. BE. Andrae
Rey A
Gaver and
Maple Hill
Grover
Ringsted G Group
Real Eatste
C A Gaarde
John C Madsen
O P Ringsted
Antonie Miller
Huy
Hans P Nelgon
Lilliards
Ringsted
West
Anna Sharp
Woods
Converse
BT Woods
George A’ Rich
L A Larson
B M, Young
Eanes Ady Enees S
U. S. Hospital
First Trust and Savings Bank
Superine Hirh
Spirit
Lake Bitch
Charles Harber
Corrin
Lanmessier
Chicago
Bessie Hamlinton
Waterloo
Darrys
Miss Davidson
the Woods Home
Dickins
Ed Harris
Bride
Harris Home
Walter Johnson
Will Sanders
Phil Reitz
Emmetsburg
Freize
Jim McDoughan
Blanch
Esther‘ville
Phina Lanning
Minnesota
L. Lanning
Willing Workers
D. M
Fred Ruckman
North Dakota
C. Rainey
Susie Hansen
Waukee
Radabaugh
Superior
Jacobs
Poe City
F. Hansen
Landes
Swan Lake
Owe Wee
Charlie Nelsott
Ron
Nick Fist
Dr. Bachman
Stuart Allensvange
Fitherville
Whursday
Bertha Peterson
Ifilvor Cery
Cyrus
Boyaird Brothers
David Calkins
Hillsboro
Gadke
Gilbertson
Mr. Gadke
Cedar Rapids
Hinkley
Mennesota
Harvey Brown
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Lewis Aanonson
Des Moines
Arthur Aanonson
George Osborne
Midway Country Club
Henry Noll
Ella Lee
Floyd A. Lee
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