08 Nov 1917
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1917
Page
1
A general note outlines seed storage rules for farmers including sample checks and bin and bushel counts for seed storage. Alfred Atkinson of the Montana Food Commission references seed preparation and sale timing amid wartime constraints. The piece also quotes socialist leader remarks on war casualties and the lasting impact on veterans and society.
Secretary McAdoo issued a statement asserting women are qualified for the ballot and should win suffrage in New York. He argued the United States has demonstrated qualification and that after the war, men and women must work as equal partners on civil status and future problems. He urged New York to lead the eastern states in extending justice to women.
Washington report states Germany lost six million men in the three years of war. The tally reflects casualties across major fronts and includes killed and missing as part of the ongoing European conflict.
An article from Neue Zeitung in Zurich notes rising doubt among Germans about the empire’s leadership after three war years. It cites a growing belief that the monarchy may endure but confidence in the Kaiser’s role is eroding as questions arise about patriotism, policy, and the nation’s enemies.
A fragment notes issues around facilities at the Y Center and questions about fee structures. The readable portion suggests concerns over funding, access to services, and potential changes to charges affecting members and the public. The text is incomplete but signals a formal review or debate.
Waterloo Iowa Nov 3 E C Foster deputy county treasurer owns a Liberty Bond from 1783 valued at 200 dollars. If interest had been compounded since issue its current worth would be far higher.
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