War era memories and town notes from Iowa county
Vivid fragments recount hospital scenes at Camp Dodge and war relief efforts by Red Cross. Mentions outings for workers, local landowners Whiting and Adams ranches, a strangest toothpick case, pensions disputes, remembrances of soldiers and nurses, and Iowa farms and families shaping postwar life.
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Tase
Camp Dodie
Axel oRoring
Erie
Red’ Cross
Iowa crop report notes wartime acreage shifts and yields
The June 1 crop condition shows wheat promising with an expected 11,029,000 bushels, oats and barley down due to persistent rains, and corn and rye under mixed pressure. Farmers faced continued seeding difficulties, a push to conserve soil, and a focus on restoring normal cropping patterns after wartime distortions. Apple prospects remain uncertain, with forecasts pending further crop data.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Frank Finney
Iowa
Coallus
Bureau of
Lasues
Towa
Ahou
Ivan Lainging
Pastor
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Goodrich
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Ps Than
Bloux
Rye
Fot
Acros
Ileon
Willis
Meyers
Grinpelt Ans Acho
Bey
Siete
Satay
Jane
Bob
Wenn
Empion
Officera
Charles
Dietriot
Biche
Ana
Montgom
Rao
Robert
Astarica
Whiting
Monona
Woodbury
Missour
Tom
Grove
Whitings
Charlea
E. Whiting
Adamis Ranch
Odebolt
Demarious Marsh
Kokomo
Indiana
Spencer
Lows
Marshman
B. Baler
Slows
Emma Philleo
Asec
Minnie
Vata
Tolloie
Bome
Iran
Wize
Iowie Soneributon
R. A. Lavender
Atlantic
Pows County
Dceati Dain
Ake
John V. Farwell
Chicago
C. B. Farwell
United States Senate
Sims Whit
Montesurpa
Carbondale
Batson
Eee Hospital
Camp Dodge Coning
Janes Hearst
Cedar. Falls
Cedar River
H. M. Ramey
the Odd Fellows Home
Mason City
Thia Institution
Patro
Estherville State Bank
Skyhill
Philomena
Narducci
Philadelphia
Estherville