Joshers to Make Qay Memorable Charity Drive
The Butte Joshers club plans a charity drive starting at the Arizona building on boat Parc et, loading big trucks with food boxes for hundreds of destitute homes. Boxes are sized per family and packed with high quality meats and produce, with a strict allotment system and accurate recipient records. The postponed vaudeville show will fund the effort, date to be announced, aiming for substantial club and public support.
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German food supply not as dire as wartime myths
The Cleveland Plain Dealer argues that Germany did not starve after the armistice. Occupation opened the country, Treves showed ample food, and the famine cry after the war’s end was propaganda. Grain from Hungary, Wallachia, Ukraine, and Syria fed Germans despite strict controls.
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Darlington Engagement of Eleanor Townsend Darlington
Announcement by Rt Rev James Henry Darlington and Mrs Darlington of Harrisburg Pa that their daughter Eleanor Townsend Darlington is engaged to Lieutenant Joe Eilis Fisher U S of New York. Both families are noted in New York and Newport society with Miss Darlington introduced locally after graduation from Miss Speare's School. Lieutenant Fisher is the son of Mrs Joe Kilis Fisher who has resided at Carlton House.
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Allied Sowers face food aims not German relief
The passage notes that although prices are high and needs exist, feeding the German populace is not a primary Allied objective at present. It emphasizes that supplying necessities to Germans is not a top priority for the Allied war effort today.
Mulkey Keeps Agreement in Oregon Senate Seats Shuffle
Senator Mulkey of Oregon, under a pre election pact, will serve then resign to allow Senator McNary to be appointed by the governor and retain committee roles. McNary succeeds the late Senator Lane. Mulkey and McNary are Republicans in a planned Senate transition.
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Educator Sails 10 Sup Supervising Big Work
New York December 17. Among the passengers aboard the White Star liner Adriatic today are Dr Herbe Putnam Horacian of Congress who sails to France to supervise and plan constructing American soldier vocational subjects through books collected by the American Library Association. Also aboard are Henry P Pulliam director general of the American Red Cross and Montenegrin minister to the United States and Alexander Wischnegtsadsis a member of the Economic League of Russian interferes going to Versailles.
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Queenstown Torpedo Boats Sail Home in Formation
A rousing farewell as 12 American torpedo boats, led by the senior ship Stevens, depart Queenstown for home. Following ships Balch Terry Paulding Conyngham Mecail Sterett Trippe, with Dix and Thomas B. Howard returning earlier. Melville to join later. Other destroyers remain in English or French waters.
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Pershing as a 1920 presidential candidate speculation
Articles discuss General Pershing as a favored potential 1920 Republican candidate. They note his military record and popularity but doubt his political views or readiness for the presidency. The piece compares him to past war heroes Grant and Sherman and hints at a likely role as a national figure rather than a declared candidate.
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Dew For Drinking And Year Round Bee Industry In NZ
Article notes water condensation from dew in earth pans on Gibraltar and in England to supply drinking water. It highlights New Zealand as ideal for beekeeping with bees active nearly year round. a beekeeper reportedly harvested 36 tons of honey sold at 487 dollars per ton. It also includes a New York Jewish demographic line.
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New Zealand
Market report notes mixed gains and losses across sectors
New York trading showed gains in some specialties while others faltered amid a broad background of weaker markets. Bonds traded extensively with a tendency toward caution as shipping and energy issues weighed on the session.
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Saga
Ciiccolii
Motors
United States
Livestock Market Reports From Multiple Cities
Market summaries from organs including Portland and Omaha show hogs and cattle receipts, prices, and trends. Hogs steady to higher with prime and choice cuts selling well. cattle and sheep receipts mixed with strong or steady demand in places like Portland and Omaha. New York monex and Liberty bonds quoted alongside grain and metal prices.
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Davis-Daly Copper reports record November copper output
The Davis-Daly Copper company produced 848,531 pounds of copper from 5,166 tons in November, a record monthly average of 160 pounds per ton. October lagged due to the epidemic with 66,464 pounds and near $50,000 profits. By Dec 1 total output included 257,998 ounces of silver and 8,005,000 pounds of copper with ventilated Colorado workings and a December dividend impact leaving $450,000 quick assets after a $600,000 cash base.
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Hog Market Movements Touched by Short Covering and Embargo
The Chicago hog market swung after shorts sold and then bought as prices rose on a temporary embargo on new shipments. Corn and futures values fluctuated while hogs faced heavy overtaxing at major centers and traders worried six weeks to dispose at current averages.
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