Lanstrum Pledges War Support and Farm Fairness
Oscar M. Lanstrum states unqualified support for Wilson and the war effort and pledges to curb profiteering and protect prices. He seeks fair farmer compensation and labor reforms while stressing his legislative record and farming experience. Cast your vote for him on August 27 in Montana.
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Wilson
Montana
Oscar M. Lanstrum
Geo. W.padbury
Learn to Get Along Without Sugar
Advice urges using honey syrups and fruit sugars as substitutes for refined sugar. Points to Allied wartime ration cuts in England France and Italy as motivation for Americans to reduce personal sugar consumption a patriotic duty.
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England
France
Italy
North Dakota nonpartisan league pushes state ownership plan
A North Dakota issue note reports the nonpartisan league gaining influence in Hettinger and Adams counties and backing a platform to state own farm land machinery and livestock. The piece contrasts league aims with Republican nominees and cites Hoover and wartime food conservation results to warn farmers against socialist polices.
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League
North Dakota
Hettinger
Adams
N. D
Republican “Party
49Th
Minot
Rnt D
Nonpartisan League
Republican Party
Local News Notes and Farm Market Update
Mrs Paul Kropp and brother Joe Torgeson visited the Ragen home on Monday. Mrs Odenwald and son Charles returned from McGregor hospital Monday evening and Charles shows improvement. Residents planned trips to the mountains for coal hoarding Hooverizing. Mrs O F Schaefer and Isabel Krebs visited Great Falls last week. Local attendance at Chautauqua in Conrad Sunday evening. Irene and Madeline Wilson are seriously ill. Eldon Wson youngest son of Everett Wilson is reported dead. Four double deck sheep cars totaling about 1100 head were loaded at Chateau for shipment to Chicago, bought by W Armstrong from McDonald, at about 11.50 per head.
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Paul Kropp
Joe Torgeson
Ragen
O. Odenwald
Charles
McGregor Hospital
Wood
O. F. Schaefer
Isabel Krebs
Great Falls
Chautauqua
Conrad
Irene
Madeline Wilson
Eldon Wson
Everett Wilson
Chateau
Chicago
W. Armstrong
Mc.Donald
American Food Shipments to Allies Rise in 1917 18
Reported increases in meat and cereals shipped to allies during 1917 to 1918. Meat shipments reach about 644,600,000 tons, while cereals rise to around 80,900,000 bushels.
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Hoover
Wilson
United States
Food Administration
America
Germany
Allies
Sugar Shortage Hits Spain and Portugal Markets
Sugar prices rise in Spain and Portugal due to a short European beet crop and limited Secein tonnage for moving cane sugars. Reports note home grown granulated sugar sold in Barcelona as brown sugar prices soar amid supply disruptions and price controls.
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Spain
Portugal
Europe
Barcelona
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