Yanks Leave Camp at Archangel Front
Archangel June 5. The first detachment of United States troops leaving the front for home boarded transport today. Six companies of the Three Hundred Thirty-ninth Infantry, aggregating 1,600 men, depart for distant destinations.
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Archangel
United States
Thirty-ninth Infantry
Detachment Heads to Archangel Front for Winter Sector
One third of the American force on the Archangel front forms the first detachment Tonggre. They embarked at Economia, the winter part of Archangel. You make no mistake if you place your order with the Wilken Monument Works. Use genuine Ford parts.
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Archangel
Tonggre
Economia
Wilken Monument Works
Canuso
de-Gogorza
De-Luca
Farrar
Gabi-Curci
Garrison
Gluck
Jascha
Heifetz
Homer
Kreisler
Martinelli
McCormack
Melba
Paderewski
Ruffo
Schumann-Heink
Scotti
Sembrich
Tetrazzini
Werrenrath
Zimbalist
Uncle Sam Outstepping J Bull In Ship Building Race
Lloyds Register figures for early 1918 show the United States building 4,185,523 tons of shipping, about 75 percent of all Allied and neutral tonnage under construction outside Britain, far ahead of Great Britain’s 2,254,845 tons. The data indicate U S output is 28 times higher than in June 1914, signaling a major shift in sea trade.
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Associated Press
London
United States
Great Britain
Lloyd’s Register
Colonial All-purnore furnace promoted for multiple heating settings
An advertisement invites home builders to consider the Colonial All-purnore furnace at Atlantic Sheet Metal Works. It highlights four usage settings Pipelesa room heater three-line or pips job and lists J H Tiedje and W B Collins as proprietors with the contact phone Black 519.
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Atlantic Sheet Metal Works
J. H Tiedje
W. B. Collins
Black
Eager Buyers Bid Up at Wet Sale
Four thousand quarts of whiskey confiscated since 1917 were auctioned by the government in Kentucky, bringing about $7,000 tax free for personal use. Brands sold at $1.50 to $2 per quart to a eager crowd. The sale drew many trunks, cars, barrels and boxes from efforts to ease arid conditions in Tennessee and Alabama under the Reed law.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
General Painting Signs and Window Cards Sale
R. B. White offers phony green pricing for general painting signs window cards posters price cards banners. Includes various display materials and color options.
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R. B
Dr H K Williams Dentist in Fulton Building
Dr H K Williams operates as a dentist in the Fulton Building located at Fifth and Chestnut Streets. The entry notes an address line but provides limited additional context or events regarding his practice.
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H. K. Williams
Fulton Building
Fifth and
Chestnut Streets
Industrial democracy arouses labor's interest in U S
New York June 4 The experiment in industrial democracy now running in five cities including Fort Wayne Paterson and Brooklyn attracts keen interest from manufacturers and union leaders who see the plan as a constitutional model for worker self government The system rests on a cabinet senate and house with a dividend for workers and limits on strikes demonstrated by a Paterson silk mill that stayed open during a winter strike
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Shelton
John Leitch
Fort Wayne
Senate
House of Representatives
Yale University
National Council of Defense
National Association of Manufacturers
B. Edmund David
Paterson
N. J
York
Reading
Scranton
Beavertown
David
House
Board of Appeals
Guthrie Farm Value Doubles After Sale to Bolton
August Johnson of Audubon sold a 160 acre Guthrie farm to W H Bolton for $18,000, double the amount seven years ago when it brought $9,000. The property changed hands several times in between, each transfer bringing a strong increase in price.
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August Johnson
Audubon
Haa
W. H. Bolton
Battle horses to plow fields for French government
Atlantic Iowa City Council invites bids for laying a 4 foot wide cement walk in the City Park. Bids must include a $50 certified check and be received by 8 p m June 16 1919. The contract covers about 1500 square feet with plans on file at the City Clerk's Office. The right to reject bids is reserved.
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City Council
Atlantic Iowa
Council
E. Oe Aity Clerata
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