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Baptist members elect Ber K Sler of Ripe Earth Minnesota for a two year term. Captain Ger M Gitelle rumored as dark horse candidate for post. Jim Clerk death reported in St Louis on March 1. Jenkins garage at Swot Fifth street to be started by J D Wayman. Florine busking project on West Mate street. Desyersat reports repairs and local mining activity with 11.5 Mampertee Garden seeds advertised.
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Disjointed text discusses premises disposal options and an offer line. The fragmentary item hints at contacting for space or services but provides no clear event, date, or entity details.
Alta News Items Review of Recent Local Notices
Prem The addenda Eisther Loodadil daughter of Rev Donte of Ala writes from Fraecre where she serves in Hot Cops service unit and reports recovery from a personal fitness issue. Charistis Patereen wife of Cari Peterson died in Alta on March 27 at age seventy nine years three months and nine days. C J Stobsson and wife returned from Long Beach California after a sixteen month stay. they are now back with no serious illnesses reported. A very sad note on the death of Bim and children living a0 temas.
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Winter Travel in Alaska Stirs Warnings and Delays
In harsh conditions along Alaska routes, travelers face stranded roads and weather hazards. Officials urge preparation as winter storms affect communities, air and ferry services. Local crews work to restore power and clear closures, with emergency centers on alert.
Red Cross Gifts Pass Forty Million in War Aid
The American Red Cross reports more than 400 million dollars in gifts during the war effort. A nationwide volunteer army organized relief, medical aid, and food for soldiers and civilians, with operations centered in Reese Italy and ongoing commissions in Palestine and the Near East.
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End the War Now Victory Bonds Offer in 1918
On October 1, 1918 the author argues the war could end within six weeks if Americans funded Victory bonds in spring 1919. It questions whether readers would sacrifice for victory and finance the endgame, contrasting past hopes with present wartime rhetoric and the push to keep troops home.
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