Prices to fall if market rules freed says A W Douglas
A W Douglas of St Louis told a thousand trade group delegates that prices must come down once supply and demand operate freely. He noted some decline already and criticized government control of transportation as wasteful. He warned there is more grain to export than ships can move and more livestock than ever, yet prices stay high. A budget system for government was endorsed by the national councillors.
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Dressmaker Astonished by Fractions Lesson
A dressmaker skilled with figures discovers a surprising gap in her understanding of fractions revealing how practical craft and arithmetic diverge in daily work.
Verse Line Said on Courtly Beauty Standard
A line praising girls as equally pretty if they have time to doll up reflects a social view on appearance and effort shaping gendered beauty norms.
Cardus praised for restoring strength after childbirth
Kathleen, Florida mother of six, reports becoming “awfully nervous and weak” after birth. Five bottles of Cardus reportedly restored circulation, strength, and ability to do housework, with claim the remedy has balanced, plant based ingredients and no bad after effects.
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Florida
Cardus
Kathleen
Fla
Dallas Prine
Honor Roll of Victory Bond Buyers in Clifton District Opens Rotating List
The Clifton Record publishes weekly lists of Victory Liberty Bond buyers with many named subscribers from Anderson to Wiede and Isensee to Olson. The drive aims to exceed the district top and urges citizens to fulfill their patriotic quotas.
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Clifton Record
McLennan
Alley Mills
Bergman
Bee Hill
Clifton
Anderson
T. W
Oscar
Aanenson
Ole
Aars
Helmer
Alen
C. B
Bronstad
C. Ee Baldridge
Branhagen
Martin
Boston
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C. C
Ee Millie
O. A
Ben
Bowie
W. H
Christenson
Ole O
Christofferson A
Colwick
Cooper
Clarkson
C. W
Callan
M. A
Clark
One Dillard
Dahl
Eggen
T. Ee
Erickson
Farmers Gty
State Bank
First Guaranty State Bank
Fallis
Nan N
Farmers Gn Company
Ford
J. T
Gilliam
J. Paul
Godager
John
Grimland
B. S
Marion N
Golden
Grimm
Gustafson
A. F
Gohlke
Handley
Hanson
Andrew
Chas
Haverbekken
Hennig
Homerstad
John R
Howard
Frank H
Huse
Hoel
M. S
Ole J
Jake
H. W
Isensee
A. H
Johansen
Anna K
Johnson
J. B
Josey
H. R
Jenson
J. M
J. O
Johle
E. C
Inga
Kirschvink
Kuykendall
J. W
Kettler
Nelson
Susanna
Fred W
Orbeck
O. C
Olson
Lillie
M. J
Jacob
Oswald
George
Prather
Lillian A
Parks
Katie
Pfundt
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Phinney
I. G
Pool
Tom M
Philipps
Mor. F
B. T
Polk
G. L
Pederson
O. P
Priddy
E. A
Railsback
J. D
Solberg
I. M
Smith
C. A
Sindrud
Nils
J. Lee
Seljos
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Surley
Ole C
Thiele
Franz Sr
Fritz
Tyssen
Carl
Urban
Peter K
Wallace
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Wiede
Adolph
Waldrop
R. R
Burns
O. T
Butler
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Tailored Clothes Promised at Lower Prices
Born tailored to your order offers suits made to exact taste with careful attention to detail. The dealer claims these garments combine style and comfort at prices considerably lower than other good clothes now asked.
Burleson seeks rapid return of wires to owners
Washington reports the government plans to relinquish control of American cable lines next month and restore telegraph and telephone systems to private ownership after Congress passes necessary safeguards. Postmaster General Burleson told President Wilson he favors turning back cables by May 10 and restoring telegraph and telephone service to private owners once financial protections are secured.
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Congress
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Wilson
Local Names and Pledged Sums Listed
The snippet lists individuals with payments or pledges: Bekkeland Martin fifty dollars Baley H H two hundred dollars Pittman W P fifty dollars Raumberg Peter one hundred dollars. It reads like a ledger of contributions or allocations from an organization or event.
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Martin
Baley
H. H
Pittman
W. P
Raumberg
Peter
Hill County approves $1.16 million road bonds
Hillsboro Texas April 26 Hill county voters authorize road bonds totaling 1 160 000 The Hillsboro district approves 810 000 by 881 to 267 and Itasca district 350 000 by 336 to 110 The result secures funding for highway improvements across the county.
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Hillsboro
Texas
Hill County
Itasca
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