North Dakota State Briefs Highlight War Bonds and Local Developments
Hillsboro Scouts raise over 1300 Liberty Bonds and War Savings certificates. Dawson reports 41 percent above target in third issue bonds. Crosby notes death of W. H. Ware former Crosby Review editor. Farmers Bank planned in Cooperstown. State tax collections total 10050.99 in North Dakota. Colonel Frank White arrives in France. Storms sweep Tolley area damaging barns. Minot honors heroes with a memorial in Riverside Park. State funds totaling 266,455.15 earmarked for common schools. Fortified by military and public service news across towns. Ole notes.
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Hilleboro
Hillsboro Boy Scouts
Dawson
Crosby
W. H. Ware
Crosby Review
Indiam
Cooperstown
Farmers and Erchants State Bank
Bismarck
North Dakota
Kositzky
Farzo
Reyv
J. D. Runsvold
Northwood
First Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Fargo
Grand Forks
North Dakota State Dental Association
Minot
James Quitt
Burke County
K. B.leighton
Frank White
France
Mohall
State Tax Commission
Francis P. Garvan
Bureau of Investigation
Allen
Washington
George Kime
McHenry County
Kime
Devils Lake
Ramsey
Nelson
Benson
Towner
Rock Island Military Reserve
Grafton
Ralph Givens
Grafton News and Times
Camp Dodge
Ralph
Europe
Jamestown
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Upham
Cheries Kretchmar
Kremer
Rottinern County
Pottinesn
Cheries F. Amiton
Kretchmar
Dertte
W Ruitz
Devits
Certana
Dey
Biemarck
Carl RP. Kosticky
Basta
Arthur Buck
Ruilty
Pat Devaney
Kersey Gowin
Buck
Menton
Heaton
Lawton
Park River
Roger Allin
Mica Arra McKenzie
Flushing
Mich
Allin
Leonard
Shad” Seger
Bismarck Elks
State Capitol
Gwinner
Hewison Pollock
Fargo College
Topeka
Kan
South Dakota
Belfield
Andrew A. Miller
Ed. Josticks
Renmark
Medora
Carrington
Carrington Hoar
West
Cannonball Red Cross
C. R. Wilcox
Lucille van Solen
Ellendale
Carl Wels, Jr
John Miller
Wels
Miller
Aberdeen
la Moure
H. R
Diesem
la Moure Chronicle
United States
Grand
Sioux Counties
Grand County
Sioux County
Frazier
O. T. Hadkenson
William Olton
Valley City
Hankenson
Williston Hospital
Crosby Light and Power Company
Crosby Auto Company
Starkness
Wome
Bismareck
Minnesota
South Pakola
North Patote
Bismarck Commercial Club
South Pa‘ota
Napoleon
U.S
Scott
Eliendale
Claus Schuehard
Wilson
Schuelard
U. S
George A. Bryant
John Galsworthy the Noted Poet and Novelist
John Galsworthy has earned a great name as both poet and novelist. His literary reputation rests on a body of prose and verse that reflects social concerns and human complexity.
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John Galsworthy
Allies defer American army until fully ready
A British war committee cable from Ottawa says Allies will hold the American army in reserve until it becomes a complete, powerful force. The plan favors delaying any large deployment to deter a German offensive, as the Allies prefer a self supporting, strengthened American force.
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Ottawa
Western Front
War Committee
Iir
British plan fails as Vindictive sinks at Ostend jetty
An eyewitness report from Amsterdam states that a German account of the bombing of Ostend harbor describes ten airplanes over the town dropping bombs and flaming objects. The Vindictive hit piles at the jetty end and sank, with the author noting she will not interfere further.
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Amsterdam
Ostend Harbor
Hindenburg Death Rumor Circulates In France Front
British reports based on letters from the western front claim German prisoners say Field Marshal von Hindenburg is dead. The Daily Express notes General von Mackensen rises to prominence as a potential German victor, suggesting the Hindenburg tale explains the offensive failure.
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Germany
London
France
Marshal von Hindeburg
Ead
Western Front
Daily Express
von Mackensen
Hindenburg
Lenine Warns of Revolt Amid Starvation in Petrograd
Moscow telegram from Nikolai Lenine, pro Soviet premier, says a counter revolution is rising as starving masses turn against the soviets. In Washington, Wilson endorses the women's war work by the Council of National Defense committee ahead of the May conference.
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Moscow
Nikolai Lenine
Protshevik
Petrograd
Washington
Council of National Defense
Wilson
Bonds Ordered Sold to Settle Debts in Omaha Trial
Federal Judge W S Sanborn and Lewis ruled Re jolver Baldwin of the Denver and Rio Grande must sell 1,500,009 in securities held by the road and deposit 600,000 in each of its banks and 1,500,000 from government for government operation, then pay 3,600,000 of outstanding indebtedness including overdue interest.
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Omaha
W. ST. Sanborn
St. Paul and
Lewis
Jolver Baldwin
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Save the Meat Dehydration Drive Warns North Dakota
Federal Food Administrator Ladd urges the public to conserve meats as seasonal decline in livestock worsens while demand for meat and wheat products remains high. He notes weekly needs around 75 million pounds versus prewar norms under 15 million and asks North Dakotans to support wartime conservation.
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N. D. Food Administration
Ladd
Food Administration
United States Food Administration
Washington
Dr. Ladd
North Dakota
Fair Ice Prices Are Assured in North Dakota
The Food Administration announces a state wide price cap on ice sales in 1918. No dealer may charge more than the IMT price without a special permit from the Federal Food Administrator. The regulation protects the public from unfair price hikes and safeguards babies' health. Complaints will be investigated promptly.
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N.dpd
Food Administration
North Dakota
Yeynos First Blunder At Winnipeg School
Thonis Yerno aged fifteen enters Winnipeg school and fills an information slip. He answers the birth field with one neat word Yes, causing a notable slip in a lighthearted family anecdote.
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Yeyno
Thonis Yerno
Sunny Stay
Winnipeg
Louis
Campaign to drop unnecessary farm machinery during war
National Defense Council committees recommend eliminating nearly 2000 types of farm implements to conserve materials and labor for war needs. They state modern agriculture does not require the discarded machinery, including plows drills seeders and elevators, and plan to survey manufacturers jobbers and dealers for input.
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National Implement and Vehicle Association
Council of National Defense
Commercial Economy Board
Stealia
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Toledo
Emmons County Motor Co
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