Mrs Austad Postpones Farmington Visit Indefinitely
Mrs Austad was expected to visit her daughter Mrs Henry Davidson in Farmington but postponed the trip indefinitely and will stay in Marshfield Oregon for the winter. Mrs A M Wintemute and Mrs Jas W Willis visited Mrs Fornfiest Sunday evening. Several boys fighting a fire near Sun River returned home for a few days noting wages offset the hard work and long hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austad
Henry Davidson
Marshfield
Oregon
A. M. Wintemute
Jas. W. Willis
Sun River
Farmington News Roundup From Chateau Picnic To Local Hiring
A Farmington group attended the farmers picnic in Chateau while Burton beach farmers prepare soil for next year and abandon crop hopes. Mrs Curin departs for Washington after visiting her daughter Mrs Herman Lindseth. Burton school hires Mrs Clark as next year’s teacher amid strong local praise. District 42 known as old Farmington school hires Mr and Mrs Mace, longtime teachers near Bole. Grace Reiding visits Chateau this week with her grandmother Mrs Dick Goiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Chateau
Burton Beach
Curin
Herman Lindseth
Washington
Burton School
Clark
Old
Farmington School
Mace
Bole
Grace Reiding
Dick Goiter
Harvest era notes of farm crews and relocations
Ernest Black and Ghesters Simith send teams to Neal Nebraska to work during harvest. Tip Wiseman ships teams and machinery to Glasgow. Wm DeRimple moves to Thermopolis Wyoming for work. Christ Evenson returns from Great Falls to prove up home. Haskel Zeigler Ferris Emaar Bouma Miller take horses to Stafford pasture. Jessie Smith gathers horses for Pat Crossen. Gene Ferris plows 150 acres. Leslie Bush heads 500 acres for Dave Hanson. C H Ferris G B Ziegler fish on Sunriver. Carl Riggins and family head to Washington for winter by auto. Rolley Ferris visits from Madison County to his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Black
Ghesters Simith
Neal
Neb
Tip Wiseman
Glasgow
Pat Crossen
Gene Ferris
Leslie Bush
Dave Hanson
C H Ferris
G. B. Ziegler
Sunriver
Carl Riggins
Washington
Rolley Ferris
Madison County
C. H. Ferris
Fear of Government Action On High Costs Upsets Chicago Pit
Chicago reports that speculation over potential shifts in US policy on wheat disposal unsettles the market. Traders weigh possible government actions affecting the 1919 domestic crop, influencing prices and sentiment as expectations vary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chicago
United States
Market turmoil as corn and wheat prices plunge on board of trade
The board of trade saw frantic selling as corn prices dropped about 32 cents a bushel and traders grew hopeful of a government wheat price cut. Reports of a potential 50 cent grant to millers and lower flour costs fueled volatility before the Washington conference. Corn for December delivery tumbled to 3.42 and pork fell to 44.50 a barrel for September, with little rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Wilson
Federal
Julius Barnes
Washington
Threat of Rail Strike Halts Crop Movement Across Nation
Washington reports the risk of a nationwide railroad strike grows as shopmen abandon work. More than 200000 freight cars are out of service threatening mills mines and factories during the crop moving season. The Chamber of Commerce referendum shows over 99 percent oppose government ownership of railroads while workers consider action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease best treated internally. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio, offering 100 dollars for proof of failure and inviting readers to request testimonials and circulars. It also mentions Wall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
B. J. Cheney & CO
Druczista
Teako Wall
The Kaiserin and Other Queens Luggage Tales
Reading about royal exiles, the Kaiserin’s baggage is noted as plentiful though shabby, contrasting with legends of starving escapes. The piece then shifts to labor unrest as 500,000 shopmen and 450,000 clerks press for higher wages, with ballots mailed by the AFL and talks involving Director Hines and union leaders delayed to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiserin
Holland
Charles X
France
Louis Philippe
Eugenie
England
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Congress
Hines
J. J. Forrester
Union
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