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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1917

Page

9

War of Science Warns on Fertilizer Shortages

E W Knight warns that German control of potash threatens U S food production. Potash from rocks and ashes is insufficient and California kelp yields were small. Peru and Chile supply nitrate but experts fear exhaustion. nitrogen fixation and phosphates offer hope while U S soils must stay fertile amid wartime strains.

United States Udifornia Peru Chile West States Germany

Motherville residents offer strong proof about health claims

Not CTHE ONLY ONE Can there be any stronger proof offered than the evidence of Mother ville residents After you have read the following, quietly abewer the question Won. adevavdle, prop, confectionery wtore, Motherville, says Whereb was on the vest Lo was eibject ve kitney trouble and backache Lo used Dua Kidney Pills when having ouch at tacks and they always dot pood wark Tf to had wo tehe a kideeey 2 iene apdin od Wold use bean kidney Pills for dain waceste id one icy ate ail that is elated of thos Brige Gue at all d ply ask fue a kid Doun''s Kidney Lith Mr. McArdle had boste Co Props Bufralu NY soe dbo ste Ve Gat pe BUELL wed bud

Motherville McArdle B'Oste Co Bufralu N.Y

Joint Meetings of Iowa County Boards in 1917

Emmet and Kos suth counties in Armstrong Iowa held joint meetings via auditors. Attendees included W J Anderson and J Brown with minutes noting elections of leadership and cautions on drainage district and sanitary sewer projects. Proposals called for North Third Avenue and West Des Moines Street sewers with multiple 6 to 8 inch pipes.

Boards of Supervisora Emmet Kosanth Armstrong Iowa Kossuth Wes Andersen Redell Hoopkins Amd Wieder BL & Ky Helgason Duries and Keefe H. al Gaarde Severin Nessz Stace Arimstrong Ta Joo M. Walden Alo. Krlopp Lowa Manet County Board Jo. Brown Wo E Gibbs Gratth Waldent Kosstuth Wet. Anderson Dep Fins Ook Wheeler DL PD. Bedell Kobus Tjaden Jom. Wolden Wo Wendt Wolden Wmn. Wendt Motherville Andi Gelock Poor North Third Avenue West Pes Moines Street West Harvey Street Second Avenue West Bineola West Pleasant Street Pleasant Street North Secon Avenue North Second Avenue Des Moines Street Worth Fourth Avenue Main Street Uhind Avenue P. Seeal Phod Colley West Lincoln Street Tentan Boot Burnfords Street

Irregular street work and war era livestock notes

Observed civic project details describe building along Harnharst street and South Pord Avenue to the Des Moines River, with 10 inch pipe and city plans on file. The text also discusses Europe’s wartime supply impact on US livestock, urging breeders to prepare for the International Stock Exposition in Chicago and Red Cross Christmas stocking drives and county post office guidance.

Harnharst Pord Avenue Des Moines New York Hank Mad Pople Erik Corafert Nor Eghert

Federal cattle tick quarantine lifted over vast territory

Washington D C Nov 12 A Department of Agriculture order signed by Secretary D F Houston lifts the December 1 quarantine on 65 520 square miles of southern states freeing the largest area ever released since the tick eradication campaign began This move greatly aids cattle raisers and dealers in both the North and South by allowing movement of cattle under reduced restrictions Nine southern states will gain with Mississippi to be entirely freed promising a broad tick free corridor to the Gulf of Mexico This marks a major step in the war against the cattle tick and could signal a record year for eradication efforts.

Washington, D. C Secretary of Agriculture D. F. Houston Free Territory Poua Mississippi Gulf of Mesicy

Training for Army Road Building At Iowa State

A six week program at Iowa State College offered by the agricultural engineering department trains draft age men in operating motor trucks gas engines and tractors. First class may begin November 12 with an indoor tractor instruction space to be built if needed. Additional courses planned for January and February. Two area youths recently completed a similar course and received army commissions. Several local notices follow.

Iowa State College Agricultural Engineering Department Ames U. S. Army Pianee

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