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Evening Republican, Volume 21, Number 201, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 3 September 1918

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WHEAT PRICES ASSURED.

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

CONVERSION PRIVILEGE.

STUDENTS TO BE INDUCTED INTO REGULAR ARMY

TUESDAY CASUALTY LIST.

CHEERFUL WORDS.

MRS. DR. HONAN BURIED HERE.

TUESDAY WAR SUMMARY.

SEPTEMBER JURORS.

TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE NOTES.

WAR DOES NOT AFFECT RAINFALL LOCALLY OR ELSEWHERE

SECOND INSTRUCTION MEETINGS ARE BEING HELD

FIRST SELECTMEN GO TO CAMP GRANT

MUSICAL CONTEST TO OPEN.

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Time-Saving Roads for Food Delivery as Important as Quick-Firing Guns.

Conservation of Children’s Clothing During Heated Period of Summer

Political Opportunism in These Days of Our Country’s Stress Is Sedition

RISES IN DEFENSE OF DOG

Zeppelin Limitations.

Western Soldiers Rugged.

Non-Inflammable Celluloid.

A Grand Passion.

New Arrivals in Afternoon Gowns

Popularity of Gingham.

Velvet Hats in Fall’s Millinery Pageant

SET WITS TO WORK

Britain's Indians.

Stenographers to Go to France.

The Upper Class.

THROWS “BABY" AT FOE’S SUBMARINE

NEVER TARDY IN 50 YEARS

DOING WAR WORK

TANK UNIT IS READY

25 YEARS AT HARD LABOR FOR PEACE-LOVING MAN

REMAINS OF A GIANT GERMAN PLANE

YANKS CARD INDEXED

FIND SIGNS OF PEACE ON BACKS OF LOCUSTS

HOLDS MONEY OVER LOVE

Just a Little Smile

INTERESTING ITEMS FROM THE CITIES

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