Monument to America to be erected in Brussels
Prominent Belgians plan a monument to America as a token of gratitude for wartime aid. It will stand at the corner of Avenue Jousse and Boulevads Waterloo in Brussels. An amusing aside notes a Route Agent in the South Express placed an ad about cats in The Eagle, with stray cat stories and a future hope.
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Southern ‘Express Company
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Rear Admiral Grogan Listed After Swerroard Incident
A scrambled OCR entry reports Rear Admiral William J. Grogan being added to the active service list following a drowning incident at sea. It notes confusion over his ship’s name and cites a wartime era movement amid admiralty actions.
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War era steamers loaded for Europe amid port activity
In New York on March 14 war preparations accelerate as more than twelve steamers push cargo and personnel toward Europe. Major lines, including the French and Italian fleets, prepare to ship vast supplies and troops aboard passenger ships bound for allied fronts.
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Washington transfers clerks on wartime order
In Washington on March 17 Poetemas ter General Burtesnn ordered a reduction of transfer clerks amid protests and investigations. The decision would shift duties from many clerks to men, reflecting wartime economy and staffing changes under the scrutiny of the great war effort.
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Presidental primaries and court sale notice
Fragmentary OCR describes a debate on presidential primaries in Washington with Senator Pomere of Ohio and mentions a potential constitutional amendment. It also records a court sale in Houston County Alabama under a circuit court judgment against J A Petermann and others, with bidder details and sale to Jennie Farmer, listing various goods and items for sale on March 29, 1918.
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Houston
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Kalesth Tren Peine Pins At Taken At Amen
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Kalesth, Tren Peine, pins at, and taken at amen, with unclear surrounding context and no clear actions or dates to establish a fuller news item.
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Washington March 17 President Witton polled bale trade
In Washington on March 17, President Witton announced acceptance of an offer to buy 12 million tons of edible coal at escalating prices from HEM Conway of Paele Tex. The deal directs proceeds into Oklahoma. The article notes price ranges from 15 to 25 dollars per ton and references agricultural and New England interests.
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Paele
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Desirable Farm for Sale near Rent Town
Desirable farm for sale listed with details on acreage and improvements. Readable lines mention 76 acres in cultivation, stock fences, and a location north of a village. Inquiries directed to the office with appointment details and a reward note for information.
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