Certificat ons for National Army exemptions issued
Eighty from Pocahontas and 110 from Winneshiek counties led the first district exemption board certifications to the adjutant general for service in the national army. Most were those in agriculture or who made no exemption claim as the board began ruling on appeals. Denied agricultural claims listed by county, with names, and notices urged registrants to prepare for military law once posted. a complete list of Waterloo registrants and liability orders will be issued next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas County
Winneshirk County
District Exemption Board
Adjutant General
National Army
Bloyd County
Isaac L.tack
Walter Johnson
Leo B. Halliwell
Carry Joseph Wetzel
Haw. H W. Schmidtke
Earl C. Love
Carl Herman
Webster G. Reed
Fred J. Schmitt
Irving L. Ponto
Charles G. Afell
Will G.gifford
Freeman
Grover F. Baker
Ronald McMurchy
Herbert G. Hartwig
John Tt. Adams
George A. Waddell
Chester C
Stocum
Des Moines
Edith Harris
Waterloo
Grade of Milk Shown at Fair
The Duntry Cattle Congress plans an exhibit of milk samples from cities across Iowa delivered in the same condition as for delivery to show value and quality. Cedar Rapids led, Davenport second, Waterloo low. Davenport and Cedar Rapids’ standings may shift this year. A fire at 517 Franklin St damaged a clothes closet and partition. another at Webherking dairy on Eleventh St damaged the rear.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Davenport
Waterloo
Franklin Street
Webherking
Eleventh Street
Stage Set for Final Call to Army Service
Blank forms and cards to be sent to registrants have been received by the local exemption board to call Waterloo's quota into active service. The first third is to be summoned for.
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Waterloo
Forgery Charge and Local Larceny Reported in Blotter
Arthur A. Smith, colored, held in city jail on forgery charges after allegedly stealing a blank Fitzgerald Bros. check book and forging John Fitzgerald’s signature to pass it to Tony Gentle last Saturday. Joe Kokimos reports a $12 theft from his trousers at home around 3:30 a.m. today. Four arrests for parking violations, including no rear lights on a car, no bicycle light, and dimmer ordinance breach.
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Arthur A. Smith
Smith
Fitzgerald Bros
John Fitzgerald
Tony Gentle
Joe Kokimos
Iowa Street
Mrs Kieso Sick Seven Months in Aurora
Aurora reader describes seven months of severe back and side pains, weakness, and nervousness. After six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, she regains health and can do housework. Testimonial cites many unsol icited endorsements and invites others to write for confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Aurora
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Carl A. Krese
North Ave
Pinkham Laboratory
Lydia E. Pinkam
United States
History Professor Works as Laborer at New Army Camp
Wrench, a University of Missouri history professor, joined Camp Dodge forces as a laborer after leaving a summer session. He traveled from South Dakota, wore khaki and carried a canvas kit, with a van dyke beard as his only distinguishing feature. He says annual roughing it keeps him in good physical condition and connects him with diverse people and situations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Molines
EK. Wrench
University of Missouri
General Contractors
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
South Dakota
van Dyke
Prof. Wrench
Cantonment
Mr. Wrench
Wilds
Early Volunteers Serve Full Time
Soldiers who re enlisted just before the outbreak of the war must complete the full term of their second enlistment regardless of prior service duration.
Recruiting Changes At Davenport District After War Ruling
The war department received a ruling today. No recruits were accepted at either the army or navy stations yesterday. Captain Wilbur B. Wright, retired, assigned to head the Davenport army recruiting district. Captain Gillam promoted to lieutenant colonel and reassigned to the reserve army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur B. Wright
Davenport
Gillam
Ice Mint Foot Comfort Promises Quick Relief
A vintage ad promotes Ice Mint as a modern cure for foot troubles, claiming instant relief from soreness in corns and calluses. It alleges cooling comfort, easy removal of rough skin, and months of foot joy, urging readers to ask local druggists for a small jar.
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Japan
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Prentice F. Shaw
Tony Gacke
Anthony Strouth
Henry Sportel
Dick John Lamfers
John F. Klumenberg
Harry Mayer Renner
Ernest Roy Nellis
Henry Richard Pohlman
Roy Nasers
Henry Gronewold
Nick
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Eves
Tson Norris
Theodore Olson
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August Kahl
John Haan, Jr
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Foaseph
Henry Snyder
Carl Louis Goettsch
Elmer Fred Eder
Alfred F. Harder
Ted Albert Dykhouse
Martin Bush
John Broescher
Herman G. Thielman
Herman Martens
Will G. Schmidt
John XX. Langreldt
Robert Y. Sullivan
Arthur Warne
Mitchell County
Michael M. Mayer
Max Duenow
Fred John Schults
Lestie Sanford Button
William Salz
Joseph Walter Bawek
Perry Arcer Elliott
Chfford Conrad Penney
John Theodore Maakestad
Bennie Otto Bawek
Michael Joseph White
Albert Dippell
Herman Priem
Earnest Theodore Carlson
2 Angell
Mbert
G. Gerfe Riaymond Muth
Herbert Henry ‘Koethke
Knut Elvin Gunderson
Lawrence Carl Schog
Hancock County
William Christ’ Velau
Louis Burda
Emil William ‘Lau
J Miitchell
John Salz
Alfred Norman Nubson
Anton Joseph Hemann
Carl"Lee
Osceola
Roy Charles Ogbert
Hans L. Peterson
Albert Alfred
Herman C. Miller
Miller-McCartney Insurance Agency
Syndicate Building
Stinehat
van Camp
Hunt
Swift
East
Kieso
Waukesha Pure Food Co
Wankesha Wis
New Army Camp
Simmons
People’s Furniture Co
Complete Home Outfitters
East Fifth Street
Peverill Motor Sales Company
Mulberry Street
Burch
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