Lutheran Divine Explains German Preaching Policy
Judge Y C Platt presided over cases in the Servies league court as Rev H Prekel of the Evangelical Lutheran church explained why his sermon was in German. A church committee letter noted a printed p before reaching to alter sense. The judge praised Lutheran loyalty and outlined interpretation of the governor’s language policy.
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Y. C. Platt
Judge Advocate Court
Servies League
H. Prekel
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mr. Prekel
Platt
Prekel
Gov. Harding
Council of Defense
Yarmer
O. A. Clark
Spring Creek Township
United States
J. W. Arbuckle
J. E. Williams
Clark
Red Cross
Advocate Court
Fox Township
Ife
Red Cross War Fund
Liberty Bonds
Charles
Walter Webberking
Charles Webberking
Germany
America
Webberking
Heidemans
Mt. Vernon Township
Lorenz
Here
Claas DeBoer
Judges Advocate Court
Vince Cerverery
Pratt
County banks to buy 4 400 000 in treasury notes
Black Hawk county bankers will be required to take 4.4 million dollars in treasury certificates of indebtedness as preparatory funding for the fourth liberty loan. EB Miller, county sales director, estimated the plan calculations and payment schedule. Banks will purchase on a two week cycle starting June 25, based on assets, to help finance the national loan. The Iowa banks will undertake 50 million dollars in certificates over nine weeks in preparation for the $6 billion loan launching in October.
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Black Hawk County
Treasury
EB. W. Miller
Iowa
Don’t Buy Platinum Jewelry Urges War Effort
Washington officials urged the public not to buy platinum jewelry to conserve the metal for war needs. They cited depleted domestic stocks below 25 percent of normal and its essential use in acids, nitrates, magnets, aircraft, and communications equipment, warning supplies may tighten during and after the war.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Irines
Lincoln Davis Gets Teat 0ocs in War Correspondence
A World War I reminiscence parodies dog messengers and trench life. Lincoln Davis, nicknamed Ike, recalls seeing German messenger dogs and a fox hunted with a long legged dog. The tale blends a Georgia village image with European front lines and a censor guarded officer’s account.
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France
Savannah
Berlin
Georgia
Pickaninny
Samuel
Bocie
Abraham
Lincoln) Davis
Tke
Ike
Altho
No Man‘s Land
Thel
German Messenger Dog in Trench Raid
A wartime diary recounts a patrol returning under light rain when a German messenger dog leapt into a trench, bearer of a note for pill box gunners. The dog was captured by a private named Davis. Later, six more German dogs reportedly approached the trench, each near the same spot. The narrator recalls seeking Davis after the incident.
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Davis
Luke
Ske
No clear headline from OCR fragment
Details describe a scene with a soldier and a guard reporting about dogs and a concealed burial. A sergeant commands a private to reveal items the dog squad uncovered, while the officer questions the field situation and the chain of command.
Dawg Tails From Savannah Runaway Dogs Page Scene
Fractured dialogue shows a rustic scene with dogs described as lunky and powerful, a man named Davis pondering how to get a dog to the country, and a rough plan to return a pup to Savannah while noting the animal’s beauty and potential as a fine rabbit dog.
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Ant
Davis
Kurneielt
Lsho
Myers to Address Rhotorian Meeting About War Fund
Myers, former Waterloo newspaperman and circulation chief of the Waterloo Evening Courier, will address Rotary members Monday about Philadelphia's $20,000,000 war chest fund and campaign publicity.
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Thorns Place
Myers
Rotary
Philadelphia
Alr
Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier
Ennypaign
Births Reported In Local Families This Month
Birth notices list Alta Adelle to Lloyd C Berry and wife at 215 Seventh East on June 16. Leland Lloyd born to Thomas W Williams and wife in Bennington township on June 1. A son, Parade John, to Jesse C Satterlee and wife at 44 Edwards on June 13. Carl Mred to G D Bowers and wife at 134 First West on June 15. Also note a beet sugar molasses lubricant has been invented in Hutrope.
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Lloyd C. Berry
Seventh East
Alta Adelle
Thomas W. Wsliams
Bennington Township
Anon
Leland Lloyd
Jesse C. Satterlee
Edwards
Faarade John
G.D. Bowers
Carl
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Lincoln Davis
Georgin Buck
The
New York Times
Uncle Sam
DR. House
D. D
Westminster Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Fourth Street
Academy
Darkey
Ile
Cai
Privita Davis
Iere
Ipalace Art
Palace Theatre
Sycamore Streels
Hileman Motor CO
West Fifth St
Jefferson Street
Waterton
Waterloose
East Fourth St
Jeben
Yessuh
Seben
Leben
Dem
Typo Myers
Hutrope
Sisale
Sievers Drug Company
West Fourth Street
Siewers Drug Company
Fred L. Wimber
He. HL. McCoy
Lela
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