Register Medics for War Service Fort Dodge
A plan to register and classify all medical professionals for government service will be undertaken by doctors nationwide. Classes A and B will distinguish readiness to serve, with Group 1 and 2 subdivisions for overseas work and local duties. Local physicians enlistment reaches 35 at a Fort Dodge meeting, with Waterloo and Des Moines participation and plans to share fees with absent colleagues.
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United States
National Army
Black Hawk County
Waterloo Medical Society
Medicalfraternity
Fort Dodge
E. L. Rohlf
J.E. Brinkman
Waterloo
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Bremer County
E. I. Dunkelberg
L. T. Curry
Major Ben
Enlistments Expected to Rise After Fort Dodge Meeting
Duty and enlistments from this city are expected to increase rapidly as a result of the Fort Dodge meeting. The article signals a surge in local military commitment following the event.
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Fort Dodge
Levi Bahr 77 Longtime La Porte City Resident Dies
Levi Bahr 77 longtime La Porte City resident died Thursday afternoon at the home of his daughter Mrs W A Lawrence in Parkersburg where he had gone for a visit. He was born Aug 30 1840 in Lycoming County New York and came to western Wisconsin as a youth then moved to La Porte City in 1876 with his wife and four children. Surviving are five sons Samuel A Will M Charles L Frank R Harry B and daughter Ida Lawrence and 17 grandchildren plus two brothers and a sister. Funeral services expected at his son's home Will Sunday.
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la Porte City
Levi Bahr
W. A. Lawrence
Parkersburg
Bahr
Lycoming County
N. Y
Hannah Wagner
Galesburg
Ill
Will
College Women Postpone Meeting Called for Saturday
Postponement of the meeting of college women, scheduled for Saturday evening at the public library, due to a missing copy of the proposed constitution. The committee, led by Miss Maria Brace with Mrs. F J Miller and Mrs. C H Davis, was unable to report for lack of material. A new date will be announced through the press.
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Colleges Women
Public Library
Maria Brace
F. J. Miller
C. H. Davis
Lillian J. Fieming
Wilma Busher Galloway
Paul Davis
R. R. Krebs
Emmett J. Covell
Elizabeth Davis
Davis
Fire damages Illinois Central yards building
A fire of unknown origin heavily damaged the reclamation building at the Illinois Central yards last night. Firefighters arrived about 12:55 amid high winds, but swift action limited damage. Loss estimated at 600 dollars, fully covered by insurance.
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Illinois Central Yards
Holsteins Bring Big Price at Fond du Lac Sale
Fifty five purebred Holsteins sold on opening day of the Holstein Breeders Sale in Fond du Lac Wisconsin bringing $9840 total and $179 per head. A three year old topped the day at $340.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Holstein Breeders’ Sale Company
Scout Outing Set From Calvary Church To Riverview Park
Members of Boy Scout troop 10 Knights of Honor and Crusaders Sunday school will meet at Calvary Evangelical church at 10 a m tomorrow to travel by automobile for an all day outing at Riverview park Cedar Falls.
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Boy Scouts
Troop No. 10
Knights of Honor
Crusaders
Calvary Evangelical Church
Riverview Park
Cedar Falls
Man claims police OK to shoot neighbor's cat
London family at 824 Ninth Street West reports Ora Hamilton of 1006 Jefferson Street shot their cat. Hamilton says he had police permission due to the animal pestering him. Family unsettled by the incident. report filed.
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London
Ninth Street West
Ora Hamilton
Jefferson Street
Hamilton
Rainfall Absorbed Amid Storm Debris Across Eagle Township
Peter Behons of Eagle township noted the rain soaked ground with minimal surface water after a heavy week. A windstorm Saturday evening toppled a cattle shed and outbuildings on the John Gaomon farm. At Nick Retter's place a windblown joiner mill toppled, lodging on the kitchen roof, and a silo demolished.
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Peter Behons
Eagle Township
Waterloo
Eagle
John Gaomon
Nick Retter
Danish immigrant Petersen dies during Iowa visit
Richard Petersen died at 11 30 p m yesterday at his daughter Mrs Herman Bierbaner’s home 1824 South Street Waterloo He came from Mankato Minnesota for a visit with his daughter his wife with him The body was sent to Petersen Bros mortuary and to be taken to Mankato tonight for interment Surviving are widow one son and two daughters Born in Denmark July 24 1862
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Richard Petersen
Herman Bierbaner
South Strest
Waterloo
Mankato
Minn
Patersen Bros
Intermont
Denmark
To Be Sure Tur To The Want Ad Page
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a want ad page reference. The readable text urges verification or placement of classified notices. No clear names, dates, or items emerge from the legible portion.
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la Porte
Barcos Rose
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Emems
Frank Boni
Three Link Circle
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Commercial Street
I. C
Home and Education
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Woman's Club
Hotel Russall-Lamson
E. C. Glasson
Cc. W. Bllyson
M. Storm
Frank Bryant
Pleb. O
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George Garrettson
Husteas
A. D. Pyle
Henry Ehlers
Long Beach
Cal
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Sewing Circle
Doyle
John Gilles
Means Lichty
First Baptist——Home
Malkera
Community Service
Leragueo
W. F. Parratt
Madrigal Food Conservation
First M. BE
Willlleague
St. Paul's Church
Marshall Canning Company
Marshalltown
Iowa
Irving Hotel
Bridge Street
Bronson
First National Bank
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