Farmers Allowed Limited Farm Building Under War Order
Washington made a rare exception to War Industries Board Order No 21 permitting farmers to build silos cribs and other essential farm buildings costing up to 1000 dollars. The change was announced after a meeting with a Iowa delegation including Wilbur W Marsh Col G W French and Senator Benyon. The group praised the decision for speeding production while noting Iowa’s bumper crop would be conserved for troops overseas.
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Washington, D. C
Baruch
The
War Industries Board
Greater Iowa Assciation
Iowa Council of National Defense
Wilbur W. Marsh
Col
G. W. French
Undeclared Flu Advice From Surgeon General
Official guidance explains what Spanish influenza is not sure origin, how it spreads by droplets and dust, and who is at risk. It covers recognition, course of illness, death risk, and treatment, plus prevention through rest, isolation, ventilation, hygiene, and avoiding overcrowded homes.
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Ford
Spain
Valencia
Orient
Russia
Civiw
United States
Eastern Front
Europe
National Research Council
Sugiente Laboratory
Pfeiffer
Kilienza
Lo Ghott
Women Called Into Country's Service By War Committee
Vice Chairman Was Antoinette Funk urges American women to join Liberty Loan efforts and support the war. She frames money, labor, and sacrifice as national duties, calling for universal contribution and denunciation of unconditional surrender terms with Germany.
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Antoinette Funk
Woman's National Liberty Loan Committee
United States
McAdoo
Women of America
America
Bulgaria
Wilson
Germany
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Ringsted State Bank
Jd. P. Kirby
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BBC
Walker Motor Co
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