First Year Of War Cost Nine Billion Dollars
The article analyzes United States war expenditures since April 6 1917, noting nine billion dollars as the approximate first year cost. It details funding sources including loans to allies, taxation, Liberty bonds, and certificates of indebtedness, with outlays around five billion and vast receipts from taxes, customs, and war loans.
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Washington, DC
United States
Liberty
Great Britain
Milwaukee Likely to Suffer for Acts of Near Disloyals
Iowa City reports a political dispute risk harming Milwaukee by denying purchases of raw materials and merchandise. Samuel W. Mercer, leader at Economy Advertising Co and former Iowa State Manufacturers’ Association president, is cited in the developing controversy.
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Milwaukee
Iowa City
Iowa
Samuel W. Mercer
Economy Advertising Company
Iowa State Manufacturers’ Association
Dem
Iowa Merchants Back Boycott Against Milwaukee
The Iowa State Central Committee fosters a movement to boycott Milwaukee to pressure loyalty amid wartime tensions. Former President Mercer cites patriotism, urging merchants to bar Milwaukee goods while praising Iowa firms and calling Milwaukee disloyal despite state loyalty. Scientists note a flowering plant draws 200 times its weight in water from soil.
Dozen Registrants Leave Independence for Service
The Buchanan county local board left Independence with twelve registrants for induction into the rate route and tractor school in Kansas City for two months of schooling, then into the medical department. Names include Luther, Christiansen, Gray, Young, Shannon, and Rogers among others. they depart at 6:40 this morning via the Central. Postmaster A T O'Brien received reappointment for four years from June 4, 1918, with additional months added due to delay.
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Independence
Buchanan County
Vractor
Kansas
Cray. MM
Rgro Sialon
J. S. Luther
W. Clarence Christiansen
Orvis T. Gray
Herbert G. Young
Grant Gerslinger
Aurora
John E. Shannon
Fairbank
Cashener
Clifford Rogers
Thomas Burke
Stanley
Lester
Sheckler
Duddy
Slaughter
Winthrop
Tingis Central
A.T. O'Brien
O'Breen
Mins Manta Maree Slook
David Marold
Hew GC
Camp Dodge
Wes Moines
Credds
Lawrente
Webster
Wie
A. Ly
University of Wigsons
Red Feld
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Claim Health Benefits
An advert promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy for pale skin constipation and low appetite. It claims the tablets substitute for calomel acting on the liver and bowels without dangerous after effects, promising clear skin bright eyes and buoyancy. It notes millions of boxes sold yearly at 10 and 25 cents.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Military officer reports to duty after commission
Fragmented OCR notes show a Meutenoot officer receiving his commission and orders to report immediately to a post near Dallas. Mentions Lt Pale Mer uwalty anders and a Thursday date, with unclear details about senior activities and a planned event on May 24 at a local school.
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Mer Uwalty Anders
P.O
Thorsday
New Dart Oil Truck Attracts Attention in Waterloo
A new three and one-half ton Dart oil truck with a 1200 gallon tank recently arrived in Waterloo. Sold by Bartles Sweeney Oil Company, the unit is praised as one of the fleet’s finest. Officials of Dart Motor Truck Company call it a standout example of their handiwork.
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Dart
Bartles-Sweeney Oil Company
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