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Evening Republican, Volume 21, Number 188, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 19 August 1918

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GEORGE ADE WILL OFFER FARM TO U. S.

JAMES SCHOOL HOUSE SOLD.

THREE SONS IN WAR SERVICE.

NEW CASES FILED.

GILLAM HOME COMING SUNDAY

DR. I. M. LEWIS IN WAR SERVICE

CARL SCHEURICK VERY SICK.

DRAFT MEASURE SURE TO PASS

PERRY GWIN TO GO OVER SEAS.

ATTENTION COMRADES.

LETTER FROM ONE OF OUR RAINBOW BOYS

COM. ELDRIDGE ANSWERS TAPS

WAR SUMMARY.

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The Housewife and the War

SIMPLE PLAN TO COOK CORN MEAL

MUSH AND MILK.

REVERTED TO TYPE

Rabbit Meat for Wartime Food.

Teaching the Boys to Sing.

Improves Revolver.

NO GRUMBLING AT PRIVATION

War of the Roses.

Somebody Must Have Told Him.

All France at War.

Where He Stopped.

A Bird in the Hand

TIME TO GET RID OF SLACKER HEN

HENS THAT HELP ENEMY.

WOMEN DESIGN HOSTESS HOUSES for ARMY CAMPS

BLACK FOR SUMMER

FASHION HINTS.

JAPANESE PANAMA SPORT HAT

Care for Your Hands.

RACCOON POPULAR THIS YEAR

BUTTONS FROM NECK TO HEEL

To Save Time.

To Bleach Fabrics.

Omar Osborne Very Close to the Hun Lines.

Oscar Leech Tells of Camp Life in France.

Former Jasper County Boys Now in France.

MUSIC.

Top Sergeant Honan Writes From Camp Funston.

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