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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1917

Page

5

Provincetown Fund Benefit Planned by Former Mayor

A monster benefit performance to aid the Provincetown Fund is set for Sunday Sept 9 at the Colonial Theatre with the Keith theatres and Hollis Street Colonial managers supporting. Tickets go on sale Tuesday with prices from 25 to 75 cents and $1 top, featuring the Dolly Sisters and Bert Leslie in a comedy sketch Hogan in Mexico. Community groups plan parties to boost funds as bereaved mothers and children face winter.

Colonial Theatre Paul Keith L. F. Alber Keith Theatres Charles J. Rich Hollis Street Colonial Theatres Provincetown Dolly Sisters Bert Leslie and Company Hogan Mexico Boston Palace Theatre New York New England Post Henry Cabot Lodge Washington Henry F. King Oak Bluffs Frederick H. Sylvester Allerton Robert Agnes Smith Dorchester Sam Columbia Boston Commons Wax Brothers John I. Fitzgerald Hull

Provincetown Fund Reaches 14229 57 Total

The Provincetown relief drive reports a grand total of 14229.57 acknowledged to date with 13297.19 previously noted. Subscriptions to aid families of lost fishermen are directed to John J. Martin at Exchange Trust, 21 Milk Street, Boston, with Post acknowledgment planned.

Provincetown John J. Martin Exchange Trust Company Milk Street Boston Chas. G. Burgess Amelia Willets Mabel Weld Stearns Ogunquit Anne M. Smith Dedham Walter C. Piper Scituate Har- Doe A. Doughty WRTAT A. Higgins Wtovincetown York & Whitney Colin A. Scott Province Weese RD Us Wale Pr. M. Dill Chatham A. Elliot Holmes Duxbury Hudson Renics Cohanset Vba Dee Fordell Lodge No Knights TPES Friends Sos Hpee J. Barnard Proaneeeeen Naval Athletic M. ©. Atwood Custom House Town Hall William H. Young Howard L. Cabral

Provincetown Relief Workers Expand Aid for Fishermen Families

Provincetown officials report ongoing financial aid distribution to bereaved fishermen families with help from Provincetown Boston and New England donors. Volunteers note families remain stunned yet show determination as relief continues and requests for clothing support arrive.

Provincetown Boston New England

Wheat price set at 2.20 a bushel by food administration

A government committee fixes the 1917 crop price for No. 1 Northern spring wheat at 2.20 a bushel at Chicago, aiming to stabilize costs for producers and consumers while eliminating speculation. The food administration will control storage and exchanges, with plans for a wheat corporation to purchase for mills and allied buyers.

Food Administration Chicago United States Congress Russia Canada United States Department of Agriculture United States Food Administration Grain Corporation Transac Grain Corporation Red Walla Galveston New Orleans Kansas City Omaha Duluth Minneapolis St. Louis New York Baltimore Philadelphia Buffalo The Wheat Corporation

Millers’ Profit Limits Set on Flour and Feed

J F Bell, chairman of the United States millers committee, announced regulations capping millers profits at 25 cents per barrel of flour and 50 cents per ton of animal feed as part of an agreement reached. The notice outlines the agreed price limits and the mechanism for enforcement across mills.

Chicago J. F. Bell United States Millers’ Committee

Food Administration Sets Miller Prices and Wheat Rules

Food Administrator Hoover outlines miller profits of 5 cents per barrel of flour and 50 cents per ton of feed to start Sept 1. Millers may buy wheat at transit points under their Grain Corporation contracts while the administration, with millers and the grain corp, will set normal wheat grinding based on the three years before January.

Hoover Millers’ Committee Food Administration Grain Corporation The Food Administration Committee of Grain Corporation

Senate hears Viscount Ishii in wartime goodwill message

Viscount Ishii ambassador on a special mission delivers a message of fellowship from Japan to the Senate declaring Japan will stay in the war and fight alongside America to victory. He pays tribute to Thomas Jefferson and the American ideal while arguing Japan’s national life mirrors a family held together by natural development.

Washington Japan Senate Viscount Ishii America Thomas Jefferson Saulsbury Marshall

Fruit Merchant Slashed in Front of Arancio Exchange

Giuseppi Arancio 74 year old president of the Arancio Fruit Exchange was attacked by a swarthy stranger armed with a knife near 149 North Street yesterday afternoon. He defended himself before sustaining slash wounds to the head face and hands.

Arancio Fruit Exchange North Street Giuseppi Arancio Arancio

Death Notice Catherine Berigan

Catherine Berigan aged 5 years 10 months beloved child of William Sr and Catherine Berigan nee Farrell died Aug 30 formerly of Dorchester Funeral Sept 1 at 2 pm from residence burial New Calvary Cemetery at 4 pm Relatives and friends invited

Berigan Hanson Catherine William Sr Catherine Berigan Farrell Dorchester New Calvary Cemetery

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