Rebels Appeal to AUS3 Army for Peace
Across the Neva the fall of the Winter Palace sparked a major upheaval in Petrograd. The cruiser Aurora fired on the palace while fortress guns roared, as workmen and soldiers seized control of the city and Premier Kerensky reportedly fled toward Luga. The second revolution claimed its dramatic moments as crowds and machines clashed, and Lenin proclaimed a peace plan while opposition leaders faced trials for the Kornilov revolt.
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Rora
St. Peter and St. Paul
Neva
Winter Palace
Kerensky
Luga
Petro Igrad
Aurora
Nicholas Bridge
Nevski
Guard of Relief
Lenine
London
Kronstadt
Petrograd
SAFS
Nikolai Lenine
Council of Workmen’s
M. Masley
TRE
Leon Trotzky
Petrograd Council of Soldiers
Lata
Kornilof
Kobrniloff
Novy
Military Revolutionary Committee
St. Paul
St. Peter
Kornioff
Korailloff
Helsingfors
Finland
Reval
City in brief highlights weekend visits and transfers
A long list of social visits and travel notes from Fort Dodge and nearby towns, noting Miss Helen Adams and Miss Lucy Mae Keller visiting, several residents traveling to Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Nashua and Freeport, and births and local events. Also mentions Ward and church events, a district exemption board reconvening, and a train collision cleanup near Freeport with no serious injuries.
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A. F. Gates
Fort Dodge
Helen Adams
Mason City
Lucy Mae Keller
Elmer Woodward
Des. Moines
D. W. Dacey
Hugh G. van Pelt
New Orleans
Michael Jackman, Jr
St. Francis Hospital
Emma
Martha Guttmer
Nashua
O. P. Thompson
Washington Street
Des Moines
August Platte
Emma Platte
Sumner
Fred Heiser
L. E. Weber
Waterloo
Grace Seevers
Oskaloosa
Pred Garrabrant
C. J. Poyner
Cedar Rapids
Marsh Place
Wiliam M. Bowen
Austrian Field Marshal Krobatin Leads Austrian Armies
Field Marshal Ritter von Krobatin commands the Austrian armies in the great Austro German offensive in Italy. He serves as minister of war of Austria and directs operations against Italian forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Hal von Icrobatin
Ritter von Krobatin
Krobatin
Austria
Pretty Soft for Interned Germans in U S
A fragment notes Germans interned in Wet Springs North Carolina enjoy luxuries and comforts. It mentions detainees crafting landscape features and cottages, swimming pools and amusements, with Winter at Hot Springs deemed pleasant compared to the front.
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U. S
Death notices and funeral details from Gilbertville and area
Mary E. Goffett of Black Hawk county died Thursday at her La Porte road home after four months illness. Survived by three sons E J Goffett Waterloo S D Goffett Grange township and siblings S Golinvaux W Close J W Garvey James Hagan John AN F L Co BE and W W Hagan Sioux City. Funeral Monday at St Marys Gilbertville. Burial in Gilbertville. Rev Father John Nemmers to preside. Also services for A J Reber and Catherine Buckley. Peters Jensen funeral details listed with St Francis hospital.
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Mary E. Goffett
la Porte Road
Dubuqque County
Black Hawk County
Emanuel Goffett
E. J. Goffett
Waterloo
G. W. Go
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Gilbertville
John Nemmers
Lemon Lotion for Clear Soft Skin from Two Lemons
In all weathers lemon lotion made by juicing two fresh lemons into three ounces of orchard white yields a quarter pint of a cost effective skin beautifier. Strain the juice, keep in a bottle, and apply daily to face neck arms and hands to soften brighten and fade freckles tan and sallowness for a peach like complexion.
Death follows pneumonia four weeks ago
The obituary notes the immediate cause as pneumonia and states she died four weeks ago. She is survived by a husband and one sister, Mrs. N. J. Boysen of Cedar Falls. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at the Predsville church.
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N. J. Boysen
Cedar Falls
Predsville Church
Two Army Camps To Stage Football Games
Chicago dispatch reports a football game with an elaborate military setting scheduled for Staggfield on December 1. Teams from Camp Grant Rockford Illinois and Camp Custer Battle Creek Michigan will participate in the event.
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Chicago
Staggfield
Camp Grant
Rockford
Camp Custer
Battle Creek
Mich
Partics
Rival college teams to play as Army-Navy style clash
Gate receipts support athletic equipment funds for both camps. Announcement confirms scheduling of the game and promises Army Navy style excitement with rival senior players, military staffs, and enlisted men from both camps, expected to rival famed eastern matchups.
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Coeges
H B Kelly Chosen Secretary Chamber of Commerce Today
H B Kelly was selected secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and Waterloo club, following a board invitation. Directors requested his filling the vacancy, with Hermann Miller Sr. having served since Aug 1 after his son went to Ft. Logan. Five delegates were chosen to attend the Nov 14 meeting in the Commercial club rooms.
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HW. B. Kelly
Will Net
Tha Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo
Mets
Tha
Chathrooms All Down
Oday
Kelly
Hermann Miller
Herman Miller
Ft. Logan Hi
Root
Ark
Miller
bin Duttas
W. ¥. Parrott
Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Club
Tra M. L. Bowman
A. Repass
A. S. Gienny
George Hall
Sutting Into Dixie in Farm and Fireside column
A sheep authority argues that if cough idle lands in three southern states stocked with goats would yield enough mohair to supply the U S demand. He notes mortald mohair produced as combination products would boost the world market and economic prudence supports expanding goat stock in Dixie. Advertising columns reveal the note.
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Dixie
United States
Waterloo to be YWCA campaign headquarters in Third district
Waterloo women who attended the YWCA workers conference in Des Moines have returned home. Waterloo will serve as headquarters for campaign work in the Third congressional district, directed by C F Altstadt. The drive aims to raise about 14000 for work at war camps, allocated by county wealth, with counties organized and women enlisted to cooperate. Miss Dotha S Walker led waterloo attendees and spoke to WaterLAN Business College students about cantonment and camp town work under YWCA direction.
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Waterloo
YY. W. GC. A
Heat From the Moon and Odd Turkish Foods
The article notes the moon's heat reaching Earth is negligible due to its tiny energy transfer. It describes three grape juice based Turkish preparations, including a featherlike sheet, thick cakes, and walnut string treats. It also mentions Australia running a training school for aspiring farmer youths and highlights sunflowers as valuable for seeds, oil, and fuel.
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Earth
Turkey
New York Tribune
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AUS3
Lil
Honolulu
Liliuokalani
Hawaii
4Th Street
Luchanan
J. L. England
Amélia Margaret
Kathryn Burns
Independence
James Quinlan
Steely Street
C. W. Martin
Grundy Center
George Meffert
Iowa Street
N. C. Shaftstal
Morrison
M. D. Brown
Glenwood Street
Tf. C. Boyd
African Methodist Church
South
Kathryn Layton
Logan Avenue
W. H. Snellenberger
Freeport
Paul Nuebel
le Mars
John Koster
Cortlandt Street
Stacyville
Anna Wagner
Adams, Minn
Eva Bessen
Ed. West
Grace
Dubuque
William Montgomery
Harrison Street
B. J. Lang
Roger Leathtt
Waverly
Bremer County
William Pitt
Cottage Street
James Lewis
Cleveland
Mary Holmes
Hopkinton
I. L. Roff
Manchester
Mary Sullivan
Excalsior Springs
EH. R. Cross
Presbyterian
Illinois Central Railroad
Ill
Geri
Germany
Wet Springs
N. C
William H. Beachler
First Brethren Church
A. J. Reber
South Street
H. L. Goughnour
Mr. Beachter
Ashland College
Catherine Buckley
W. L. Buckley
Lafayette Street
Buckley
Catharine Buckley
John P. Schroeder
St. Mary's Catholic Church
East Dubuque
Peter Jensen
Jensen
H. B. Kelly
Chamber of Commerce Today
Scharfenberg’s Market
U.S
Scharfenberg
Scharfenberg's
Fist Vkvenne
Marimt
Marshalltown, Il
Maile Street
Scharfenberg’s
Galesburg
Seminary Street
Scharfenberg's Market
Monmmouth
TH. Jug Broadway
Schmarbenberg's
Monmouth, OL
Main Street
Hamburg
Armour
Magnolia
Bulk Sauer Kraut
Dac
Y. W. Headquarters
Philadelphia Record
Australia
Iowa
Bertha EF. Brualko
Miss Brumko
Brumko
Myers
Summers
Aitken
Drs. Myers & Summers
Sycamore Street
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