Food Admin Penalties Set For Butter Price Violations
United States Food Administration penalized several Iowa dealers after a Burlington audit of wholesale butter houses. Swift & Co. branch cases in Des Moines Wa ter ton and Creston found no violations, Cedar Rapids noted a minor error, and Dubuque showed multiple infractions. Fines directed to Red Cross and several firms announced closures and donations, including Parkersburg, Mason City, Des Moines Dye Yaus, Boone Flour & Feed, and Burlington Town Grain Produce.
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United States
Towa
Burlington
The
Food Administration
Ie State
R. W. Boyden
Washington
BD. C
M. E. Joffay
Swift & Co
Des Moines
Waterton
Creston
Cedar Rapids
Red Cross
Dubuque
Community Creamery
Parkersburg
Mason City
Cerro Gordo County
Dye Yaus Produce Company
Buster
Boone Flour & Feed Company
Boone
United States Food Administration
Town Grain Produce Company
Watching the Americans in Battle Go Forward
George T. Bye reports from the British Front on October 8 about American and British forces advancing toward Brancourt and Premont, taking village action, and pushing German defenses. He details road traffic, air reconnaissance, wounded evacuation, prisoner cages, and front-line dressing stations with vivid frontline scenes and names of units and locations.
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George T. Bye
Reciprocal News Service
Brancourt
Premoant
Beaurevoir
Tommy
Thers
Ber
Slemphis
Kamerad
Chattanooga Co
New York
Associated Press
Wilson
Lord George
Sailors Christmas Package Rules Differ From Soldiers
Postmaster M H Kelly notes U S Navy parcels differ from soldiers abroad. Parcels up to 20 pounds need not use regular containers, must open easily for inspection, and bear the recipient’s details and sender’s name and address. Marked "Christmas Box" and sent to supply officer at Bush Terminal Brooklyn. Perishable foods limited to tin containers. Packages should reach Brooklyn by Nor dis.
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United States Navy
M. H. Kelly
Reet
29Th Street
Third Avenue
Bush Terminal Station
Brooklyn
N. Y
Nordis
Greeks Show Loyalty by Purchasing Bonds
About 350000 Greeks in the United States, many small shopkeepers and fruit dealers, have generously contributed to war funds. They subscribed to the fourth liberty loan with total pledges likely to exceed earlier campaigns, recording 6,835,700 for the third loan and an estimated 16 million across the first three drives. Of 22,505 Greek bond buyers, only 15 put down 10000 or more, with many sacrifices drawn from small savings. Over 60,000 soldiers of Greek birth or parentage serve now, and 40000 more may join when the Greece treaty takes effect, underscoring shared commitment to the United States effort.
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United States
Altho
Greece
America
United States Army
Blest are they who rest in God through faith
A compact religious verse describes blessed souls who, lost and undone, find rest in Christ and the blood of Jesus, trusting in the Rock of Ages hidden in God, to be set free by truth and eternal care.
Quarantine Orders Issued at Waverly
Waverly Iowa placed under quarantine for two weeks with schools churches theatres and all public assemblies dismissed after about 50 cases. One serious. Pvt Jay Barber died at Camp Dodge base hospital yesterday afternoon of pneumonia following influenza.
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Waverly
Jay Barber
Camp Dodge Base Hospital
Obituary Notices for Three Months Old, Lillian Martin, H A Hile
Obituary brief: Robert Eugene Denson, three months, died after pneumonia. Lillian Martin died after influenza and pneumonia. H A Hile funeral at 2 pm Monday, Elmwood burial. Mrs E G Dougherty, Washington correspondent, died in Washington Indiana after pneumonia following influenza. funeral and interment in Washington. Survived by husband, three sisters and two brothers, and two daughters.
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Robert Eugene Denson
Robert Eugene
A. B. Denson
Rath ‘Street
Fairview
Lillian Martin
O'Keefe & Towne Chapel
Calvary
E. J. Slattery
Miss Martin
HA. A. Ble
H. A. Hile
Bluttistreet
J. KE. Johnson
Elmwood
E. G. Pougherty
G. Dougherty
Washington
Evening Courier
A.m
In. C
J. H. Sullivan
Waterloo
Ottumwa Courier
Hel
Abram and Lot Lesson From Genesis Declares Faithful Deliverer
Sunday School lesson notes discuss Abram’s famine escape to Egypt, his later separation from Lot, and Abram’s deliverance of Lot. The narrative stresses faith over riches, conflict arising from wealth, and the virtue of peaceable living, with concluding note on Mrs Annis U Hawver’s 105th birthday in Davenport Iowa.
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Abram
Egypt
God
Lot
Abrem
Plains of
J the
Jordan
Sodom
Peter Ifc
Davenport
Annis U Hawver
Aledo
Last Night's News in Brief
A. M. Willard, painter of the Spirit of 76, died of heart failure. The American steamer Ticonderoga was torpedoed by a submarine, wounding ten officers and 111 enlisted men. A collision involving a U S destroyer and two British ships resulted in two officers and four enlisted men lost.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
A. M. Willard
Washington, D. C
U. S
Poets Near Route 10 Reach Truce Amid War Turmoil
A World War I dispatch describes shifting fronts as German forces in Alsace Lorraine retreat toward the Rhine. Allied troops press to exploit gains while large-scale offensives threaten a decisive close. The piece notes French and Allied resolve, with ongoing battles and strategic maneuvers shaping the autumn campaign.
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Kapa
Champagne
Reiman
Alsace- Lorraine
Germany
Rhine
Churches to Omit Sunday Services Because of Order
Waterloo churches ban public worship in line with city health board influenza order. Protestant Catholic and unorthodox congregations cancel Sunday observances. Pastors express support for measures to fight the disease and will not defy the ban on gatherings.
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City Board of Health
Waterloo
Municipal Court to Hear Law Cases on Oct 14 1936
The Municipal Court will convene Monday Oct 14 for hearing of law cases with assignments completed yesterday. Through October, police and criminal actions have been tried. future dates include Gibson vs Billwagon and several civil suits. The report mentions a long list of cases and participants before Judge WN Birdsall.
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Birdsall
Mein Court
NM Schilling
C. T. Mason
J. G
Margaret Kirach
Peoples Savings Bank
Jv.- Henderson
Waterloo Savings Bank Lys. Hinson
Foley & Co
J. M.briegs Et al
Independent Harvester Co
Heinz
Town Commission
Cowin & Chamberlin
Hampton Horse & Mule Co
Va Co
Gas rate fixed for Iowa City for last quarter of 1918
Iowa City, Oct 12 The state board of conciliation at Fort Dodge set a gas rate of 1.42 1 2 per thousand for the last four months of 1918 with January review. Production and consumption were debated with the company arguing winter demand will fall as students are housed at barracks rather than eating houses. The prior rate was 1 5.
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Iowa City
State Board of Conciliation
Fort Dodge
Tthe Gas Company
Thi
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Genesia
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Marashal Pech
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H. J. Schwietert
Illinois Central Railway
I. C
Mora
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Vlag
Elf
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Wilk
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Bargain Square
Stillman’s
Monarch
Everlast
Waterloo Register Co
Lichty’s
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