Thanksgiving Proclamation Declares Nov 28 1918 a Day of Gratitude
Des Moines November 23 Gov W G Harding issued a Thanksgiving proclamation designating Thursday November 28 1918 as a day of thanksgiving. The text honors divine guidance victory of Allied armies and the sacrifices of soldiers urging services of praise and gratitude and reflecting on national resilience during wartime.
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Des Moines
Harding
Weternal
Herty
Flour market returns to near normal after substitutes removal
W J Peddicord secretary of the Waterloo and Cedar Falls Union Mill says flour is moving in larger lots now as substitutes are no longer required. A carload of wheat flour and a carload of substitutes cost about nine thousand dollars, too large for dealers to stock. Rice flour arrivals show weak demand and the government plans to seize surpluses if needed.
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W. J. Peddicord
Waterloo & Cedar Falls
Union Mill Company
Germany Looted Gold and Cash Across Occupied Belgium
An analysis discusses wartime looting by Germany, estimating gold and cash taken from Belgium, Russia, Romania, and other areas. It notes Belgium's National Bank held about $75 million in gold when seized, with total bank resources around $156 million. Estimates of loot reach at least $1 billion, with Belgium losses at least $500 million in cash and gold. The piece cites armistice clauses and mentions gold gains in the Reichsbank and Austro-Hungarian bank losses.
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Germany
Well Street Journal
National Bank of
Belgium
Russia
Roumania
Brussels
Brest-Litovsk
Warsaw
Poland
Romania
Reichsh Bank
America
Austro- Hungarian
I Will Lift Quarantine Soon at Ames College
Ames Ia Nov 23 The Spanish Influenza situation in Ames and at Iowa State College shows clear improvement with no new cases reported in the 24 hours ending Thursday afternoon Mayor E B Graves says conditions are improving rapidly and the quarantine may be lifted soon Major Lincoln of Iowa State College training detachment says he is ready to lift restrictions in the fourth ward if downtown conditions improve The board of health authorized quarantine appears to be producing results most new patients come from homes with prior treatment
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Ames
Iowa State College
EB. Hi. Graves
Lincoln
Iowa State College Training Detachment
Students Army Training Corps
Fourth Ward
Board of Health
Waterloo to aid disabled soldiers seek local employment
At a Social Welfare League meeting at the Y M C A a committee led by Misa Marian Chapman laid plans for a home service to place seven Waterloo disabled soldiers in suitable work. The government will fund education and monthly allowances, with artificial arms and family education provided, aiming to extend help to other towns if needed.
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Social Welfare League
Misa Marian Chapman
Home Service
Waterloo
America
Daela Sam
Your Little Pets Need Cascarets Ad Promise
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets candy laxative for children and mothers urging use to ease fevers and bowel issues. The copy claims mild relief, cleanses stomach liver and bowels, and promises happy children after use with 10 cent boxes and full directions.
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Harry
Towa
Ueda
Bank Deposits Shrinkage Noted in Iowa Report
Des Moines reports a consolidated bank statement listing 923 state and 24 trust banks under supervision. Deposits fell by 9.16 million since Sept. 7, while loans and discounts rose 23.83 million. total deposits reached 500.79 million and total loans 467.36 million. Four more banks operate now than in September, 26 more than a year ago. Real estate transfers involve multiple Iowa counties and Cedar Falls Waterloo La Porte City and other towns.
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Des Moines
State Banking Department
United States Securities
Federal Reserve Bank
Black Hawk County
Ralph J. Sassaman Te Meerth
Kemmerdiner
Rose Hill
Waterloo
R. L. Garnett
C. T. Watts
Pacific Add
Cedar Falls
Foy Cross
C. A. Fullerton
Normal
D. J. Fullerton
H. Chamberlin
North Add
Peter
R. J. Smith
Roy B. Ashley
Virden
la Porte City
Lena ‘Taylor
Frederick C. Gutknecht
Muler
Emma
A. Flatt
Jacob Roemer
Benton County to honor all soldiers with permanent roll
A movement in Winton envisions a permanent Benton county honor roll listing every service member. A portrait will mark each entry with no personal biography, just the service record. Kirk Ridge, stationed in France, reports illness but is recovering in a sap base hospital near Dijon. Courthouse shifts include Lucele Jones resigning, Mrs. F J St Clair becoming deputy, and Miss Helen Hayes named a new record writer.
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Winton
Benton County
Kirk Ridge
W. C. Ridge
France
Dijon
Sap
Lucele Jone
George Knapp
F. J. St. Clair
Helen Hayes
Steiogrether
Farm bought in 1888 sells for 34000 in 20 years
Cedar Falls Iowa Nov 23 The 160 acre Grundy county farm bought by J Sliffsgard and Sliffsgard in 1888 for 4000 is now sold to Chris Syndergard for 34000 at 212.50 per acre. The seller notes an unearned increment averaging 1000 a year as land values rose from prairie to valued farmland.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa
Fredsville
J. Sliffsgard
Sliffsgard
Chris Syndergard
Sliffsgards
George Thygeson
Brufsgards
Grundy
Turgeson
Syndalgard
Tuygeson
New Hartford
EH. Bourquin
Siuttsgard
Bourquin
Nation's Dead and Wounded list Iowa names in war casualty roll
War department release lists 1 217 names of Iowa service members with statuses including killed in action died of wounds and wounded in action Wounded severely and degree undetermined. Thirty two Iowans named with ranks from sergeant to private and towns such as Carlisle Indianola Ottumwa Creston Des Moines Spirit Lake Davenport and Madrid among others.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Tm Achlom
Hilled
Sergi Donald J. Marsh
Carlisle. Corp
William May
Indianola
Tony B. Dunn
Argyle
Paul R. Coffin
Gskaloosa
Wm. L. Deitch
Ottumwa
Howard Lubben
Lubbers
George H. Plum
Kingston
Mervyn Smith
Sloan
George A. Herbel
Creston
Donald I. Roberts
Spencer
Lawrence Schenck
Lds
Luther Vollmer
Wapello
Charles H. Tabbart
Michel
Corp
Miles J. Campbell
Adel
Burnham
Redfield
Milo W. Culver
Green Island
Martin E. Oleson
Bruce R. Cressinger
Farnhamville
Cecil F. Borusity
Rockwell Corp
George W. Wilson
Manston~ Corp
James Fl. Linthicum
Hlastings
Edgar Haston
Casey
George Alfred
Sutherland
Clell M. Hawk
Melrose
Martin Stories
Spirit Lake
Grundy County Townships Lead in War Fund Drive
Shiloh township exceeded its Grundy county quota by 700 dollars in the United War Work Campaign, with Pleasant Valley also surpassing its target by 295 dollars. A separate report from Eric, Pa., notes Ernesto Cargoli, known as the Greek, who was shot in a boxcar two years ago, died by suicide after previously being killed by a co worker.
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Grundy Center
Grundy County
United War
Shiloh
Pleasant Valley
Ernesto Cargoli
Eric
iGreek
Paving
Otis Lambeth Honored For Bravery
Cleveland reports Otis Lambeth former pitcher for the Cleveland Americans has been decorated for bravery in action according to unofficial accounts reaching the city.
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Cleveland, O
Otis Lambeth
Cleveland Americans
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for colds. It claims three doses over two hours break the cold, relieve nasal congestion headaches fever throat and sneezing, and cost only a few cents at drug stores.
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Pape
Grippe
Hardin County Red Cross merging for memorial chapter
Hardin County diaries report a consolidation of the Lows Falls and Eldora Red Cross chapters into the Hardin County chapter based in Eldora. The move aligns with state consolidations to cut overhead and boost efficiency, with directors to be chosen from both former chapters.
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Town Falls
Red Cross
Lows Falls
Eldora
Hardin County
American Red Cross
Une
Itha
Chanter
Iowa Fails
Franklin County
Adlom
William Dunning
George Dunning
Alden
France
Co.t
168Th Infantry
Sol
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