Government Sale of Army Stores in Seattle
The United States army retail store in Seattle announces a government sale of subsistence and general stores via a communication received at the Butte post office. Prices include postage. remittances payable to the army retail store. Items listed cover foodstuffs and miscellaneous articles with varied weights and conditions.
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United States Army
Seattle
Butte
Army
St Patrick's Day Celebrations Run by Bond Committee
The St Patrick's day events for Irish societies will be directed by the Irish Liberty Loan committee instead of the Hibernians. The drive aims to end with a March 17 celebration including a morning mass and parade, with dancing the same night at the Rof hall Hibernia hall and the Pallas and Odeon halls. Members include John J Caprice M J Brown W J Sewell Judge J J Lynch John Gribben and T J McCarthy.
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Irish Liberty Loan Committee
Hibernians
Walter J. Sewell
J. J. Lynch
John Gribben
T. J. McCarthy
Newberry Trial Ready to Resume in Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids Michigan January 3 41 with a jury sworn in attorneys and defendants in the federal trial of United States Senator Newberry and 122 others on charges of fraud corruption and conspiracy in the 1918 election prepared for the next stage. The panel includes six farmers two produce dealers a cattle buyer a farmers cooperative elevator manager a grain dealer and a grocer. The jury membership is ten Republicans and two with doubtful affiliations. Influenza rumors faded as jurors reported good health and trial resumes Monday afternoon.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
United States
Newberry
Mysterious Illness Strikes Chicken Plant Workers
Nine Metz Packing company chicken pickers in Concordia Kansas suffer a mysterious malady physicians say resembles blood poisoning. The first victim was reportedly spurred by a rooster, with others in the department catching the illness through similar accidents.
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International
Concordia
Kan
Metz Packing Company
Sixteenth Century Mirror at the Breast Standard
In those days, a lady was not considered fully dressed without an oval breast mirror about four inches in size tucked at her chest. The accessory defined fashion and social status in that era.
Senator Smoot Attacks Waste of White Paper in Senate
Washington Jan. 31 Senator Smoot a Utah Republican opened the discussion accusing government departments of wicked waste of paper. He brought a bushel sized volume of speeches from the Congressional Record claiming over 7 300 000 words and said compiling treaty articles would require too many books. Senator Sherman of Wisconsin said departmental mail is a pest to editors who drown in it.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Utah
Congressional Record
Sherman
Witneis
Knights of Scissors
Hang Chow Christian College Library Serves Foreign Readers
The UISPPUL Library at Hang Chow Christian College in China functions as both a college reference library and a circulating library for foreign readers. It supports scholars and visitors by providing access to materials and lending services beyond campus needs.
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Hang Chow Christian College
China
Mexico to Probe Captured Aviators Case
Laredo Texas report says Lieut BE F Davis and Lieut G B Grimes United States army aviators forced landed near Guerrero Mexico due to exhausted fuel. They travel under military escort to Monterey to be examined by Mexican authorities as to why they landed on Mexican soil.
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Laredo
Texas
BE. F. Davis
G. B. Grimes
United States Army
Guerrero
Mexico
Monterey
Nuevo Laredo
Weather Outlook Forecast For Week Start
Weather predictions for the week beginning Monday cover the Northern Rocky mountain and plateau regions with occasional local snows and rains. The forecast suggests near normal conditions across the felupesal area.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Ambitious Colored Boy Buys Land After Farm Makers Club
Sherman Lynch of Edwards Mississippi, a participant in the Farm Makers club for colored boys, saved $100 in 1917 and used it as a down payment to purchase 30 acres from his father for $400. The program is supervised by the state department of agriculture and state colleges.
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Sherman Lynch
Edwards
Miss
Department of Agriculture
Sherman
Farm Makers’ Club
Bank of
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