Packers Monopoly Exposed by Federal Probe
New York World series reveals five major meat packers Swift Armour Morris Cudahy and Wilson dominate markets and by products control stockyards rail cars cold storage and branch houses. Report urges government seizure of rolling stock yards refrigeration cars and warehouses to restore competition as foreign partnerships widen their reach.
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Conservation Week for World Relief
Conservation Week urged by Theodore L. Herers as Federal Food Administrator. The message calls for Americans to conserve food to aid Allied Europe, pledging increased exports to 2 million tons and stressing the need to ration fats grains and feed.
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Hell
United States
Aluly
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Pranece
Indin
Australia
Anti-Saloon League Opposes Gompers Peace Council Pick
An Anti-Saloon League statement dated November 26, 1918, opposes Samuel Gompers as a U S peace representative. The text argues labor leaders aligned with brewers harm war aims and warns against labor representatives linked to liquor interests. It cites Woodrow Wilson and New York church support, naming WM H Anderson as signer.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
United States
New York
Gompers Graimg
Leagie
Euch
Anti-Saloon League
Gompers
Mo Man
Intereer
WM. H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League of
Funeral Call for Brother George Durkin at Castle Hall
All brothers urged to meet at Castle Hall at 1 o'clock today for Bro George Durkin's funeral. Peace has revived the Chittman spirit as shops decorate for the holidays and observers linger outside windows, imagining gifts.
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Castle Hall
George Durkin
B. Hendershot
Foley Kidney Pills advertised by traveling salesman claim relief
A letter from R J Porter of Sterlys Col reports six months of back pain from stooping as a traveling salesman. He says Foley Kidney Pills gave immediate relief and urges others with similar pains to try them. The ad touts kidney pills for back pain rheumatic aches and sore muscles with wide distribution.
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Sterlys
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