Wheat price supports set for 1919 crop release
Government fixes reasonable guaranteed prices for No 1 northern spring wheat at major markets. Minneapolis offers 2 21 a bushel with other cities including New York 2 39, Chicago 2 26, Kansas City 2 08, Seattle 2 20, and San Francisco 2 20. The move aims to sustain the 1919 price level under the proclamation and memorandum from the president.
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New
York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Newport “News
Duluth
Minnéxpolis
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
New Orleans
Galveston
Camp Grant Il Left Wednesday Morning List
A partial roster lists individuals connected to Camp Grant Illinois with names including Charles Nah ithe wie Benajah Orthmeyer Hazelton Walter Mulske Hazelton Anton Volk Strasburg Clark Brindle Hazelton John C. Ricker Meadé Ward Hazelton Clarence Morford Hartford Harry Reamann Braddock Tony Malodesky Hazelton Emil Geier Hazelton John Kertzman Hazelton Orlin Grover Dale.
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Camp Grant
Illinois
Charles Nah Ithe Wie
Benajah
Orthmeyer
Hazelton
Walter A. Mulske
Anton H. Volk Strasburg
Clark J. Brindle
John C. Ricker Hazelton -Meadé D. Ward
Clarence J. Morford Hartford
Harry
Reamann Braddock
Tony Malodesky
Emil T. Geier
John c. Kertzman
Hazelton Orlin W. Grover Dale
Green Tomatoes as Fall Vegetable and Dishes
A reader guide to using green tomatoes after frost. Includes frying slices with salt, making onion tomato fry, stewing with bread crumbs, and creating a cream of green tomato soup with simple seasonings. Recipes emphasize simple prep and tangy flavor.
Spain Seizes German Steamers After Torpedoed Vessel
Foreign Minister announced to the cabinet that Germany torpedoed and sunk the Spanish steamship Ataz Mendi carrying coal from England. Spain will take over all German steamships interned in Spanish ports in response to Berlin's actions.
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Madrid
Spain
Berlin
Dato
Ataz Mendi
England
Americans in France greet new manpower measure
In France on September 3 the American army welcomed the manpower act as a boon to the war effort. Officers and men praised the policy for expanding resources and promising continued effort, while noting morale benefits and tighter replacement constraints in the near term.
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Americiings
France
Wnem
Early Draft Classification Urges Swift Action in Minnesota
Provost Marshal General orders rapid classification of registrants in Minnesota as October drafts loom. Class 1 men registered June 1917 and June 6 1918 to entrain late September with most calls likely in October. Local draft boards directed to hasten examinations and identification of Aug 24 registrants. October needs may strain the select service system.
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St. Paul
Areteee
Crowde
Minnesota
Riinow
Australians Capture Mont St. Quentin at Mont St Quentin
A British lead report from Sept 1 states Australian troops surprised German defenders on Mont St. Quentin and seized the hilltop. Germans cried Kamerad as they retreated or were killed. Hundreds of prisoners were taken in the intensive assault.
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Fos
Surciice
France
S.lentiy
Artllery
Mom St. Quentin
Werj
Mont St. Quentin
Kamerad
Policy of British Labor Pushes War Victory
Birmingham Sept 3 Arthur Henderson Labor leader declared that the party’s international policy rejects compromise with German militarists and resists surrender to German imperial aims. He framed it as a policy to win the war for democracy and freedom.
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Birmingham
England
Arthur Henderson
Labor Party
House of Commons
Labor
Germany
Brest-Litovix
War Department Denies Wage Increase for Boston Terminal
Washington states the War Department will not allow an increase in wages for HAWD car riers and laborers at the $28 million South Boston terminal. It will enforce that the government agreement with union labor to pay prevailing local scales does not raise local wage scales.
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War Department
Washington
South
Boston
Mass
Bolshevik Leaders Targeted in Moscow Attacks
News from Sept. reports Lenin shot twice with wounds to shoulder and chest near Moscow. Moses Uritsky assassinated in Petrograd. Lenine remains conscious after surgery. two assailants arrested. third attempt noted.
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London
Nicksiai Lewine
Moscow
Petrograd
Exchange Telegraph Company
Copenhagen
Amsterdam
Moses Uritzky
Berlin
Lenine
Nikolai Lenine
M. Lenine
Haywood Voices Pessimism After Conviction
William D. Haywood, jailed I W W chief, says hope fades after the verdict. He questions sentence differences and doubts appeal or pardon will free him, while mentioning plans to write an autobiography for publishers.
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Chicago
William D. Haywood
Haywood
Explosion Destroys Steam Yacht Ivy Off Alcona Michigan
Fire believed caused by an oil lamp explosion destroyed the steam yacht Ivy owned by Mrs. W. H. Oades of Detroit at anchorage near Alcona Michigan. Eight people aboard escaped in a lifeboat. Loss estimated at $25,000.
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Alonac
Mich
Ivy
W. H. Oades
Detroit
Anchorage
Kramer unveils rival farmers stock plan to outpace Townley chain
J J Kramer manager of Broadway Mercantile Co Linton arrives in Bismarck to promote a new farmer funded store model in Emmons county He offers stock in exchange for cash and promises 20 percent lower costs and profit sharing with farmers in Linton Hazelton and nearby areas He critiques the Townley scheme as a certificate plan lacking true ownership and urges farmers to invest and participate in profits.
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Bismarck
Mr. Townley
Townley
Emmons County
Guards Needed as Threshing Season Opens
In a wartime call the Haze ton Republican urges constant guards on grain elevators to prevent arson by suspected enemy agents. The piece warns that fire bugs target grain storage to harm democracy and hinder soldiers, allies, and civilians, urging vigilance day and night.
Canning sugar available under new August allotment orders
Telegraphic instructions state households may obtain all necessary sugar for canning. Jobbers may sell dealers half their August allotment without certificates, certificates to follow. To cover fruit moving to North Dakota, customers limited to 25 pounds at a time. storekeepers urged to distribute fairly and deny canning sugar to improper use.
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Federal Fee Administration
North Dakota
Arrears Notice Warns of Subscriber Drops After October First
The notice warns subscribers in arrears will be dropped from the list after October first unless paid. It cites a 15 percent print paper saving and states unpaid accounts will be turned over to collection. It asks readers to check their dates and balances and mentions Townley as part of an ongoing agreement.
Emmons County Men Urged to Register at Precincts for Selective Service
A wartime call urges Emmons County men aged 18 to 45 to register on September 12 at their customary voting precincts. The 13 000 000 Americans in the pool must appear on one day, with military service readiness framed as a civic duty. Plan to register early and answer the board’s questions.
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Loya Tv
Antv
War Department
America
Emmon County
Registration Board
Red Cross Notes From Local Chapter Fund Drive
Dr. Wolverton submitted a five dollar government payment for Red Cross services. Mrs. Harry DeFoe donated tatting trim curtains worth fifteen dollars to the Local Red Cross. Mrs. Postle sold the Red Cross Hen and brood and turned in two dollars to the local chapter.
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Dr. Wolverton
Red Cross
Harry DeFoe
Postle
Hen” and Breod
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Mont ST. Quientin
Birckbeck
William Henry Birkbeck
Nikolai Chenine
I. W. W. Leacer
Linton Merchant
Linton N. D
Emmons
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