War Chest Funds Get Low Reported Balance Declines
Trustees meeting notes show about 122 200 set aside for the War Work campaign while subscriptions reach 171 200 and direct balance credited to the United War Work Drive in November. Seven months of War Work totals 295 620 62 with disbursements to Red Cross Knights of Columbus Armenian relief Jewish relief Welfare board Boy Scouts and others leaving a balance on hand of 158 503 80.
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Wheat price for year must stand firm at 226 a bushel
Washington December 2 The guaranteed price for 1918 wheat fixed at 226 a bushel will stand even if the Lever Act becomes inoperative by peace, says the food administration In some regions growers feared the price might be rescinded at peace.
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Still Receiving Chr Labels from Soldiers in France
The recent arrival of a steamer in New York brought cheer from soldiers in France to the United States as home relatives in Butte receive Christmas parcel labels. The Butte Red Cross chapter suspended inspecting packages by war department order, and Miss Jeannette Ezhiel asks locals to file names and addresses so she can mail additional parcels if telegraph permission is granted. A Richmond Times Dispatch item follows about a legal exchange ending with a note on internment.
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Board fixes pig tin prices in United States
The Justices Board set new pig tin prices in the United States amid complaints that London controlled the market. The official price to consumers jobbers and dealers is 72.5 cents a pound fob Chicago and eastern points and 7 cents at Pacific coast points. The move follows reports of restrictive local price bids from 69 to 10 percent cents and limited allotments from Inter-allied executive Straits Settlement and Australian tin.
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Immersed Sailor Fell Victim as Ship Sinks Soon
From the New York Telegraph a young amateur navigator, Paul Perez, returned from Europe aboard a doomed liner. The ship’s surgeon, arriving as Perez lay delirious, announced the vessel would sink in ten minutes amid mal de mer and chaos, while the patient gasped for help and a cure.
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Reconstruction drive urged by Mrs Borg for disabled civilians
Mrs Sidney Borg of New York urges women voters to back a government led Home Charities campaign. Mrs Hors, long active in Montefiore Home for Incurables work, argues for a comprehensive plan to retrain and place discharged patients, noting wartime and postwar needs for civilian reconstruction alongside soldiers.
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Grand and Glorious Feeling Weds and Returns
A fragment notes a celebratory mood and a later request as another maid comes back to reclaim her position. The text hints at a social scene involving domestic staff and a sense of reconciliation or routine following the initial event.
New York Stock Trading Mixed Amid War Industry Relief
New York stock activity on December 3 showed modest gains in several issues with Marine preferred notably reversing earlier weakness. Automobiles and subsidiaries rose on trade reports, while wartime restrictions removal provided relief. bond dealings were uneven with Liberty issues quoted higher. Total sales reached about 9.88 million dollars in par value, with 721,800 shares traded.
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Chicago Markets Sees Bullish Oil Prices and Corn Rally
Prices closed unsettled with gains across hogs and corn on a bullish day in Chicago markets. Traders noted higher December futures at 10. and January near 130 44, while hogs advanced and provisions held firm amid profit taking from the high day. Receipts totaled 2086 cases with varied firsts and ordinary grades amid a mixed bag of grain and dairy quotes.
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Untitled livestock market snapshot with mixed cattle and hog quotes
Livestock market brief from Chicago and Omaha shows hog receipts around 31 000 and 17 900 at Omaha with varying bids. Cattle quotes range from 8.50 to 18.90 for steers and cows, while sheep receipts reach about 12 600 with steadier market, and feeder lambs and calves show mixed gains.
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Townley Re elected Leader Of Non-Partisan League
A C Townley was re elected president of the national Non Partisan League at its five day convention in St Paul The announcement was shared with reporters by Herbert E Gaston who stated the only business of the afternoon was the re election and the appointment of a resolutions committee Speech making dominated the session with Townley delivering the annual address and speculation of a possible vote tomorrow being denied by Gaston
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Horoscope Forecast for 1919 Hopeful Era and Star Advice
A 1919 horoscope predicts a lucky day for Saturn and the sun, with strong ambition rewards for the aged and the very young. It foresees new economic reforms, public ownership debates, and a year of activity with travel and deception warnings. Herbert Hoover warns of famine in Europe and urges action to prevent mass starvation.
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Liberty Bonds Market Prices Reported in New York
New York December 3 final prices on Liberty bonds show sigs at 98 98 for the 4s and 45 835.105 for the first convertible. Second convertible 4s at 86 and fourth 44s at 9.
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