Food export embargo lifted on grains except wheat
Washington D C February 3 the War Trade Board announced a broad removal of restrictions on food exports including barley corn rye flour and meat from these grains oats and bran and middlings beans split peas sugar and hydrogenated cottonseed oil licenses to export them will be granted freely to all destinations including Britain France Italy and Belgium Wheat and wheat flour remain restricted with no announced removal date Officials expect price stabilization and market relief from the embargo's lifting amid renewed demand for rye and other grains
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Washington, D. C
Armistics
War Trade Board
Great Britain
France
Iialy
Farhners
Sva
Corm
W. B. Kelly Seeks Boost for American Goods in Italy
In a letter from Italy H K elly describes postwar work as largely educational for American manufacturers. He details a four month overseas service began January 13 with a ten day vacation planned in Florence Naples and Rome. He hopes to visit Venice and notes Italy friendly to US markets and potential for American products. He expects discharge after peace terms signed and reflects on roads and wartime Grappa sector duties.
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A. J. Knapp
H. K.elly
M.C. A
Italy
Rites
Hich
Florence
Naples
Rome
Venice
Nis
San Georgio
Asco
Mr. Kelly
Mt. Grappa
They
Fourth Army
Reasurer
Tam Glad
Feneral
Tcky
Grappa
Brente
Piave
Court Holds Man Guilty Over Rotten Eggs Case
Judge W W Birdsall convicts John Mergen Jr for selling rotten eggs as food and fines him $25 plus costs. On appeal, the exhibit barnyard eggs are moved to the district court clerk for custody, raising concerns about preserving the exact condition during months of possible delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Birdsall
John Mergen, Jr
Ben
Naven Tan
Disict Court
Fred S. Pettit
District Court
Roof fire at Glenwood Street prompts alarm
A small roof fire on Glenwood Street near H17 drew the fire department yesterday shortly after 10 am. No major damage was reported as the blaze was contained and quickly extinguished.
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Glenwood Street
Uncle Harry Discusses Germany’s Future
Uncle Harry shares his view on Germany based on news dispatches and experts. He says conditions are improving or at least not as dire as others fear, despite concerns from Helen and Jimmy about civil strife in Berlin.
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Germany
Joe
Uncle Harry
Helen
Jimmy
Berlin
The Lessons of History in Current German News
Uncle Harry explains how Germany’s recent events resemble a housecleaning seen in other nations, linking the Kiel revolt and Spartacus era to today. He stresses studying today’s news with thorough knowledge of past history to understand current events. Readers can mail inquiries with signed names and addresses.
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Spartacus
Liebknecht
Joe
Uncle Harry
Thoroly
Germany
Helen
Kiel
Harry
Rights of child not of wedlock may be decided
Chicago, Feb 3 The law's final attitude toward a child born out of wedlock may be clarified by a suit to construe the Marshall Field will. Peggy Marsh has accepted a $100000 life income for herself and her baby, raising questions about inheritance from the Field estate. Heirs anxious to settle whether issue born outside marriage can claim parts of the estate.
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Chicago
Marshall Vield
Peggy
New York
Peggy Marsh
Hondon
Field Estate
Henry Field
Wield
Illinois
Federal Supreme Court
Capt
Marshal Field
Gwendolyn
Marsh Income in Friendly Suit Details Emerges
An incident in the larger matter relates to a $190000 income discussed in a friendly suit initiated by the principal party to determine progress and implications.
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Marsh
Epidemic At Presbyterian Hospital Reaches New Low
Dr D C Huntoon city health officer says flu epidemic is ebbing and cases needing emergency care have fallen to about 14. Knights of Columbus hall used as emergency hospital closed as two remaining patients were moved. Health boards will discuss maintaining Presbyterian hospital floor for possible new wave.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Knights of Columbus Hall
D. C. Huntoon
City Health Cffeer
Tess
City Health Board
County Board of Supervisors
Farmers Short Course Set for Feb 1 at Orange School
A farmers' short course will be held at Orange school house on the afternoon of Feb 1 with lectures on livestock and soils. In the evening the Greater Iowa pictures will be shown. All township farmers invited. The Orange high school team beat Cedar Valley 20 to 7 and earlier defeated Hudson 20 to 10.
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Orange School
Orange
Greater Iowa
Orange High School
Cedar ‘Palle
Uidson
Readjustment Congress Urges Westwide Business turnout
An appeal telegram urges a large attendance of businessmen and chamber leaders at the Trans Mississippi readjustment congress in Omaha Nebraska February 18 to 20. Delegates may receive Illinois Central Pullman sleepers. organizers seek mobilization across the western business community for unified action on food policy and reconstruction.
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Omaha
Neb
A. Dg. Knapp
Waterloo Commercial Club
Onmba Chamber of Commerce
Pullman
Ilinois Central
Waterloo
Thosa
Karappa
Washington
Trans- Mississippi
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
West
Mrs. Nancy Hunt of Clarksville Dies at 84
Mrs. Nancy Farlow Waunt, wife of Thomas Hunt, a pioneer resident of Clarksville, died at her home. Born December 2, 1840 in Kokomo Indiana, she came to this county in 1854 and married in 1856. Survived by seven children including Mrs. Doughty and Mrs. Stellman, plus the husband and several siblings. Funeral arrangements await arrival of daughter Mrs. Mary Doughty of Mission Texas.
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Clarksville
Nancy Farlow Waunt
Thomas Hunt
Mary, Doughty
Mission
Tex
Doughty
Lily Stellman
Winnatt
e'Sam Charles
Milk River
Can
Bamuel
Gitney
Mont
Frances May Owen Seeks Divorce After 30 Years
Frances May Owen sues Charles Addison Owen for divorce after a long period of cruel treatment. They married November 17, 1889, in Cottontown Tennessee. Three grown sons exist. She seeks an injunction against harassment at 412 Vaughan Street and alimony of one half of his property.
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Frances May Owen
Charles Addison Owen
Cottontown
Tenn
Nervous Headaches Fade With Blood Enrichment
A testimonial describes relief from nervous headaches through Dr Williams Pink Pills. Rich blood nourishes nerves preventing disorders and builds up wearied bodies. Mrs J H Morgan of Correctionville Iowa reports dramatic improvement from nerve strain to numbness in hands after using the pills. The ad promotes Pink Pills as a tonic for nervous conditions and offers direct ordering from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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J. H. Morgan
Correctionville
Iowa
Dr. Williams
Pink Pitts Lands
Witti
Local Obituaries Note Waterloo Area Deaths and Services
Mortuary notices report Joseph R. Smith died at his home in Waterloo after living in the area for seven years. Surviving are three children, a son and two daughters, plus grandchildren and sisters. Funeral services and burial planned in Webster City after remains moved from Venn & Gindt mortuary. Also listed are Mra M. Newemann of Sununi¢ avenue dying of pneumonia with several siblings named. Funeral set for Mount Vernon township cemetery after preparation at Kistner mortuary. Caleb Newton Morse died at 229 Vine Street aged elderly with funeral at Walnut Street Baptist Church and burial in Waverly.
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Joseph I. Smud
Joseph R. Smith
Gapanton Mey
Lincoln Street
Mr. Smith
Wateroo
Vaniilton County
Uban
Hertha A. Stover
Waterloo
Hide M. Adams
Wellsville
Kaw
Albert
Smith
Stanhope
Lay
Almar Thomas
Amy Clirk
Vergennes
Venn & Gindt
Webster City
M. Newemann
Germany
Cde
Amelie
Mount Vernon Township
Henry Heidemann
Maury Rols
Charles
Julius Franz
Elizabeth Kitmy
Olga Woore
Lonin
Kistner
Cale Newton Morse
Caleb Newton Morse
Vine Street
Walnut Street Baptist Church
J. 2. Smith
Waverly
Mr. Morse
No Tonic Like Hood s Sarsaparilla for a Time
An advertisement touts Hood s Sarsaparilla as a cleansing blood remedy that boosts strength and bowels after influenza. It claims a fifty year record of success and urges use of Hood s Pills as a gentle cathartic for all ages and conditions.
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Wilke
Chis
Jay Taflnente
Hood
Mentho Luxene praised as cough cure by Birmingham operator
H C Hoot of Birmingham writes Mentho Luxene cured his three month cough in twenty four hours after making a syrup at home. The ad describes Mentho Luxene as a concentrated mix of wild cherry tolu grindelia and other ingredients sold in 4 44 ounce bottles and mixed with syrup to a pint.
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H. C. Hoot
Roc R
Birmingham
Ala
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