Germany’s War Guilt Condemned by Allied Editorial
A New York Globe editorial denounces Germany’s prewar actions and the invasion of Belgium as deliberate aggression. It argues Germany orchestrated the war, rejects disarmament, and blames the Kaiser and German people while denouncing socialists backing peace terms.
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Great Britain
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Vorwarts of
Berlin
Balkans
Belgium
Scheidemanns
New York Globe
Proper Mason Jar Tops Warned by State College Experts
State college canning specialists warn that rough top edges on mason jars cause seal failures in fruits meats and vegetables. Housewives should use smooth tops on top sealers and discard rough edged lids. Select good rubber elastics that stay pliable without losing shape.
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State College
Potatoes and Knitting Aid Home Front War Effort
The article urges increased potato production to support soldiers and stabilize food supply. It advises using potatoes in meals and baking, notes government bulletins on potato flour, and calls for timely packages to reach men overseas. It also promotes knitting socks using a machine to speed work, listing Gearhart Knitting Machine in Clearfield PA with a $17.00 price.
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Washington State College
Pullman
Washington
France
John M'Fadon
North Sixth
Tacoma
Wash
Gearhart
Clearfield
Drying Fruits and Vegetables at Home Pamphlet
An illustrated 30 page pamphlet offering recipes and methods for drying fruits and vegetables at home. Limited copies available while supplies last, request by mail to the above address.
Send Your Read Magazines to Soldiers
Public notice urging readers to mail magazines to soldiers and sailors with a one-cent stamp. No address or wrapping needed, hand to any postmaster, government will ensure delivery to service members. Emphasizes magazines provide recreation or instruction for troops.
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Sone
Patriot Max H Houser Backs War Effort In Spare Time
Portland grain man Max H Houser pledges his profits to Red Cross and serves as grain purchasing agent. He bought 260000 dollars in Liberty Bonds, donated 10000 to Red Cross, funded a field ambulance, paid six hospital cases, and halves salaries for five local enlistees. He urges everyone to do their best in support of troops.
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Max H. Houser
Portland
Red Cross
Houser
Liberty
United States Navy
County Councils Urged as First Contact for Local Matters
The State Council of Defense asks all matters of local concern be directed to the county council chairman for action. State headquarters receive many letters that must go back to counties, causing unnecessary expense and delay in issues needing timely attention.
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State Council of Defense
Drying Fruits and Vegetables Bulletin Arrives
The State Council of Defense in Olympia reports receipt from the U S Department of Agriculture of 1000 copies of Farmers Bulletin No 841 on drying fruits and vegetables for home use and preservation.
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State Council of Defense
Olympia
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Farmers
Magnesite Boom Spreads Through Chewelah Valley Mining
The Northwest Mining Truth chronicles the rapid rise of magnesite exploration in Stevens County starting near Chewelah. It credits R. S. Talbot of Spokane for recognizing rich deposits, fueling a speculative rush that transforms small claims into a regional magnesia boom as European war disruptions boost demand.
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Anot Ford
Northwest
Spokane
Colville
Chewelah
Rossland
Avicust
Norman Co Fineh
Crowns Lake
Finch
Hitself
Chicago
A. C. Shaw
Valley
Btevens
Rt. 8
Talbot
Inland Empire Paper Co
Millwood
Stevens County
Austria
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RICH
Jeweler and
Opticia
Stevens County Power & Light Co
Hotel
P. E. Dingle
Frank Kostka
Colville, Washington
Colville Abstract CO
TopNoch Flour Mills
MR. Hoover
National Committee of Public Information
Herbert Hoover
Frank B.goetter
Colville Wash
Camil Benson
Rocus
Ired Alimenta Co U
Colville Land CO
Sells Land
Colville Bank
Ncolville Land CO
L. M. McFarland M
W. C. Koppe
Adolph Schmidt General
Meyers Building
N. Main
Phonograph
Colville Furniture Exchange
City of
A. Carriker
Colville First
and Wynne
Touraine
Youronk Nokane
New Monroe Street Bridge
Riverside Avenue
Wm. Snow
R. H. Snow
Uncle Sam
Smith’s
First National Bank
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