North Dakota War News Briefs Highlight Fire Losses and War Work
Across North Dakota reports note a destroyed opera house in Jamestown with a $125,000 loss, Bismarck payrolls and state insurance losses around $80,000 for 1918, and local Red Cross efforts by knitters in Fessenden and Amidon. Other items include school staff in Fargo plans for Army training, and governors tightening public notices on corporate filings.
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Bottineau
Otto Corbin
Langdon
Anidon—Adiss Ipanda Dalhaug
Casselton
Serrani
Jamestown
Havana
Henry Weber
Red Cross
Wahpeton
Ottertall @ower Company
Bismarck
William Lemke
Fargo
Byerly
Velva
T. A. Weston
Stutsman County
Ypailanti
North Dakota
Rmferchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
W. A. Donnely
LaMoure
Homer Ayler
France
Bowie
Steen
Grand Forks
State Insurance Department
State Hall
Colleges
Army Training Corps
American Council On Education
War Department
Thomas F. Kane
State University of Grand
United States Public Service Reserve
Washington
Lindley
Patten
United States Employment Service
Hazeton
Langer
Elise Perras
Lish
Frank Lish
Balfour
J. J. Thomas
Ole Helseth
Thomas
Helseth
Sheldon
Wendell Boyle
Martin J. Boyle
Forka
Palestine
Biamarck
Frazier
Melville
James Stewart
Elgin
Hilleboro
J. C. Leum
Here
C. F. Amidon
O. G. Libby
M. R. Gilmore
War History Commission
Thin State
Minot
Mampges
Dawson
Fred Lytle
State Railroad Commission
Minto
Federal Food Administration
Red River Valley
Cass County
C. E. Tingley
Dean V. P. Squires
The
State University
Grand Forke
John A. Forseth
Forseth
Camp Taylor
Camp Gordon
Bert A. Balerud
James W. Harvey
Williston
Justin F. Vandenoeyer
Paul M. Paulson
Fessenden
Devils Lake
H. “Carlson
Baird
Carlson
Thomas Hall
Secretary of State
North Dakota Farmers Urged to Prevent Wheat Waste by Threshers
A wartime bulletin urges North Dakota farmers not to waste wheat or other grain this fall. It warns that wasteful threshing harms the nation and outlines a blanket test to detect inefficiencies. Farmers are advised to report waste, and threshermen may face prosecution under the food control act.
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North Dakota
France
Seth
United States Food Administration
The
Food Administration
County Council of National Defense and Food
Airplane and touring car combo at Pan American exposition
A New York Pan American Aeronautic exposition feature shows a flyer combining an air plane and touring car. It promises comfortable road travel and graceful handling, with upholstered car seating and a stylish design, attracting notable interest from women attendees.
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New York City
War Savings Stamps Support Ship A-sailing Theme
A nostalgic verse recalls a ship filled with ammunition bound for Germany, inspiring pride in citizens who purchased War Savings Stamps to fund the war effort. The poem celebrates private thrift contributing to the nation’s military needs.
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Germany
Mary Uses Savings Stamps for School Success
Mary saves stamps for good grades and fills her book with stamps as a reward. The story emphasizes thrift and reward through education.
Two Ways to Fit a Tire Chain Cleanly
An experienced motorist explains two methods to fit a tire chain. The preferred method drapes the chain over the wheel for a neater job, while a novice lifts the wheel to slide it on, which is messier.
Importance of regular lubrication for motor cars
An article extols proper spring lubrication for cars, noting quieter operation and longer life. It urges owners to maintain weekly upkeep, warns against neglect, and suggests feather spring covers to preserve grease and extend lubricant life.
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T Tee
Milk Ral Food Claims Benefits for bones and teeth
A short passage notes milk provides substances that build muscles bones and teeth. It says many valuable nutrients are dissolved or floating in the water of milk.
Ruffed Grouse: A Smart Camouflaged Game Bird
The ruffed grouse is praised as the greatest game bird, prized for its camouflage and elusive habits. It hides in rugged woodland, flights behind trees, and requires quick shooting and multiple hunters for a successful hunt.
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Nature
Why Pork 18 Importance in U S Packing Hogs
The piece notes the U S leads in pork production and pork trade, with three fourths of world pork trade originating there. It argues hogs can be profitably kept on many farms and calls for expanding education to liberate faculties beyond narrow tasks.
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United States
United Normal Times
Dutch Scientist Develops Cattle Feed From Offal
A Netherlands scientist has created cattle feed from albumen sourced at slaughterhouses and fishing centers along with potato and fruit refuse. The innovation aims to turn waste into nutritious feed for livestock, potentially reducing disposal costs.
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Netherlands
Decolorizing Carbons and Marriage Question Explored
English experimenters have partly uncovered methods used in producing decolorizing carbons for sugar refining in Germany and the Netherlands. The article also surveys the marriage question focusing on how women assess a prospective spouse and whether a man intends to marry.
Fragmented notes on science, poetry, and morals drift in text
The passage blends remarks on metal change theory, a German yard expert, a child’s comment about playmates, locust chemistry, Uruguay fertilizer aims, quotes from Samuel Smiles and a Chinese inscription, and moral proverbs urging patience and duty. The garbled OCR offers disparate items without a cohesive article.
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