Mothers in France Remembered on Mother's Day Letter
A wartime letter from France to mothers in North Dakota describes soldiers’ longing and courage on Mother's Day. It portrays hospital scenes, Red Cross workers, and M C A volunteers, noting parent support, home comforts like carnatons, and the resolve of American troops defending civilization. Kerensky arrives in London and plans a trip to America to join the Allied effort.
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B. H. Tostevin
France
North Dakota
Uncle Sam
Great Army
Europe
Trench
Battle Front
Red Cross
Mother
104Th Massachusetts
Eel McH
Peener
Salvation Army
America
Tha
Belgium
Dad
Baker Takes Over North Dakota Anthracite Supply
Captain J. P. Baker, head of the North Dakota fuel administration, orders all anthracite shipments into the state halted unless approved by the federal administrator. Distribution is limited to 200000 tons for the coal year ending March 21, 1919, with retail coal dealers invited to apply for supply in proportion to community needs. Small quantities will be sent to communities to sustain daily movement.
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Bismarck
N. D
J. P. Baker
North Dakota
United States Fuel Administration
Minneapolis
Great Lakes
Durin
Sugar certificate rules tighten sugar sales in North Dakota
Fargo June 27 sugar restrictions require every public eating house and all dealers to present a sugar certificate to buy sugar after July 1. The rule covers hotels, restaurants, boarding houses, bakers, and retailers, while family use is exempt. Certificates, issued by the federal food administrator, are obtained via form filings. forms will arrive from Washington soon for North Dakota. Changes also limit sugar to tobacco makers and 106 cream manufacturers, and assign a per person monthly limit for retailers based on prior needs. Refiners will sell only to holders of valid certificates after July 1.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Ladd
Washington
Norh Dakota
Federal Food Administration
Atore
Coal Dealers In North Dakota Warned Over Freight Rates
June 27 report from Bismarck notes retail coal dealers in North Dakota are cautioned to avoid taking advantage of freight rate increases on coal. The warning emphasizes observing proper pricing amid rising transport costs affecting the trade.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Forecast of Farm Help Conscription in Manitoba
Manitoba farmers face compulsory recruitment next fall for farm labor. The measure aims to secure adequate manpower amid shortages. Officials warn volunteers are unlikely to meet demand, prompting preparations for mandated labor assignments in agricultural districts.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Man
Eno
Drowned Boy Earl Knutson Found in Red River
Fargo report: Earl Knutson a 17 year old son of Mrs. Mary Kauteen drowned during a Sunday swim in the Red River. His body was found by Chief Peter E Malvey about a quarter mile downstream. Coroner Vincent ordered removal to A J Wright morgue and funeral arrangements were made. New details about rationing and tent screen innovations appear in other items.
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Fargo
N. D
Earl Knutson
Mary Kauteen
Red River
Peter E Malvey
Vincent
A. J. Wright & Gon
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