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Armistice Ends Austrian War Role Prompting Republican Vote
The Courier notes Austria ceases as a military power with armistice terms public. It predicts a German federation future for Vienna and mass Italian, British, French, and American pressure on Germany as Allies gain leverage. Voters urged to back Republican congressmen and push turnout to defend party honor.
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Vote of Confidence Urges Republican Rally at Polls
The Courier urges Republicans to rally at the polls, defend the party’s honor, and reject insinuations that a Republican congress would bring joy in Berlin and sadness among allies. The piece calls for self-respect and unity ahead of voting tomorrow.
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We All Want to See How It Comes Out
Iowa editors recount a Cedar Falls minister aged 82 still in service after 61 years. He twirls a cane and says he wants to see how things come out before leaving Earth, amid postwar reconstruction and shifting national policy remarks.
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Rough on Barleycorn Sheldon Ta Nov 4
Sheldon is Tohn Parleycorn s jinx town and will be cancelled from his calling list. During October fully 20 whisky runners bootleggers booze hounds and plain drunks felt the lash of the liquor authorities. Minnesota is the shipping point and Sioux City the destination for most of the booze captured in Sheldon.
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Sioux City
Bleeders and Hemophilia Explained for Parents
A public health column outlines hemophilia in young children, its inherited nature, common triggers, and the risks of bleeding. It advises avoiding injuries, notes treatment options such as blood serum sources, and explains when to seek medical guidance from Dr Currier through his Courier column.
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Side Talks on a Woman’s Breakdown and Shared Workload
A married woman who was a gifted private secretary struggles with housework and motherhood. She detests daily tasks, tires quickly, and later requires sanatorium care. The piece questions why some women burn out and considers cooperative housekeeping or nurseries as options. It notes sympathy for those finding tasks hard and questions gender role fits.
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Enid
Miss Mousie Chooses Field Over Pantry Suitors
Miss Mousie faces two suitors Tim Mouse from the pantry and Billy Mouse from the field. After a perilous encounter with a cat and a trap, Billy rescues her and she decides to marry him, preferring the field’s dangers to the pantry’s perils. Tim is rejected and becomes known as a coward named Old Thacher Mouse.
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Political split over war support in Iowa and beyond
Cedar Rapids Republican editor Mr. Payne notes that Senator Kenyon and Congressman Ramseyer show similar war stance histories, yet Democrats back Kenyon while Ramseyer faces defeat calls for not backing the war. He compares Van Dyke of St Paul who opposed the war yet earned White House favor amid contrasting judgments.
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Political critique over war funding and draft opposition
The writer questions why Ramseyer Ford Clark are forgiven for opposing the declaration of war while Republicans are targeted for defeat for similar acts. They note Henry Ford and Champ Clark supported antiwar positions and criticize inconsistent political accountability, urging consistency among adjourned and non adjourned lawmakers.
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Women Cornhuskers Pause Iowa Field Drive
The effort to recruit women for the cornhuskers in Washington has stalled with limited progress as the drive to Iowa fields remains slow and inconclusive.
Iowa corn husking drive draws male labor ahead of women
Women from the east sought to recruit female help for corn husking in Iowa. They met in Des Moines with the state superintendent of the federal employment bureau, but thus far only men have been sent to the fields. Officials say demand is high but no trouble is feared for harvesting the crop.
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