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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
3
Classified page lists numerous help wanted and general ad items across Grand Forks area including farm help, housekeepers, cooks, maids, stenographers, and hotel staff. Many posts show contact names and towns in North Dakota Minnesota with job types and pay notes.
A fragmentary notice page lists multiple job ads including BARBER WANTED offering $95 per week, COOK WANTED at Elgin Dairy Launch, CHORE AND GARDENER and STALLION GROOM positions, plus general warehouse and carpenter postings. Also seeks a CLERK for Grand Forks GOVT with July 19 deadline and hundreds needed.
Classified blotter listing numerous labor and sales notices for barber training positions and work openings. Mentions Moler Barber College in Minneapolis, a New Salem newspaper manager post, and various roles like bookkeeper, newspaper man, and tire salesman with pay hints.
Classified ad fragment shows a sales pitch for an automobile line with direct to consumer offers. The readable text mentions earnings claims of 1500 weekly and references Herald publication. No complete details or verifiable facts are present.
Assistant Secretary Keppel urged Senate action to maintain welfare and education programs for army personnel and proposed restoring a previous 8 million dollar appropriation. He favored controlling work by Knights of Columbus and similar groups as part of Americanization efforts. Major General William Siebert opposed consolidating the Chemical Warfare Service with the engineer corps, noting orders issued May 19 have not taken effect and emphasizing casualty statistics in France. He said the service could return 17 to 27 million dollars to the treasury through contract cancellations and doubted the need for new appropriations.
Washington June 1 A reductions of 367 272 401 in the sundry civil appropriation bill were made by the house appropriations committee. The measure now calls for total appropriations of 483 898 457. Discussion is expected on expenditures of 190 000 000 war fund given to President Wilson for discretionary use. A five million dollar state fund allotment would be returned to the treasury under a provision favored by republican committee members over democratic protest. The allotment was made by the president to the disbanded United States-Russia bureau of the war trade board.
An official report details aircraft sales with prices far below cost. Eleven hundred J-1 planes sold for 200 dollars each, 1 416 N-4 planes at 490 dollars each, and 4 608 Curtiss motors at 400 dollars each. The Curtiss Aeroplane & Motor Co bought the entire lot. Also in Denver, labor groups labeled Postmaster-General Burleson a despot and urged Wilson to remove him, while asking unions to sever telephone lines from Mountain States Telephpone and Telegraph Company amid charges of unfairness under federal control.
United States tennis stars selected by the War Department plan to compete in the inter allied tournament in Paris in June. Willis Davis Charles Garland Clarence J. Griffin and William M. Johnston were named to the team, with eligibility rules limiting service members from Navy duty. The squad aims to boost American prestige on French soil amid wartime restrictions.
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