Women Demand League of Nations Peace Voice
A passionate plea highlights mothers and women who bore war’s costs and call for a world league of nations. The speaker asserts women deserve a say in world peace and urges men to form a lasting alliance, with the League protected by the Covenant and Monroe Doctrine.
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Anna Howard Shaw
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Great Britain
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The ABC Of The League Of Nations Summary
A fragmented text outlines the League of Nations goals and functions. It defines the League as a union of major civilized nations formed after a war to promote world peace, oppose secret treaties, establish international law, and cooperate on common concerns. It notes limits, stating it cannot end war or crime, and mentions sanctions like boycotts against nations that go to war.
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League of Nation
League of Nations Q&A on war, peace and mandates
A historical Q and A outlines aims of the League of Nations, its structure, member reach, and powers. It covers membership lists, agencies, mandates, and the balance with sovereignty, with emphasis on an advisory role and peaceful dispute resolution.
Hen Warning Orders Hens to Lay Eggs by Next Wednesday
The Farm Bureau issues a county wide warning urging all hens to lay eggs by next Wednesday or face punishment. A hen judge from Oregon Agricultural College will preside next Wednesday with County Agent Kable organizing the docket across Corvallis area farms.
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Farm Bureau
Charles Brewster
Oregon Agricultural College
Kable
Benton County
Kourt
J. F. Bradshaw
Corvallis
Mountain View
W. Lampert
Poultry Session Near Alpine Plans Culling Non Producers
The Corvallis Courier reports a final Wisburg session near Alpine on Thursday. Farmers and hens gather at M A Webster farm at ten for lunch and a panel on culling non producers, then flocks are visited to judge laying ability and remove up to half the birds.
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Wisburg
Alpine
M. A. Webster
Webster
Corvallis
Entire town Nitro West Virginia to be sold
The war department announces bids will open September 30 for the entire town of Nitro containing 737 manufacturing buildings and housing for 20 000. Bids must include a 500 000 certified check. Nitro cost 70 000 000 and was a major smokeless powder producer in wartime. Orders for surplus army food via parcel post still accepted.
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War Department
Washington
Nitro
W. Va
James I. Blakeslee
Assisttant
Army surplus food orders unearthed by postmasters
Postmasters will continue taking orders for army surplus foods until their allotments are sold. Some offices report sold out on certain items while others still hold surpluses. War department will resume city sales if audits show unfilled orders. parcel post items may still be bought.
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Blakeeless
War Department
Postmaster Department
High Cost of Living in Pirot Bulgaria Amid Occupation
Red Cross agents in Pirot distribute kerosene with other supplies as relief arrives. The mayor paid 110 dollars for five gallons of kerosene earlier. Homes lack electricity during occupation. bread cost 50 cents per pound, pushing many to corn meal and oats. Dozens of children live in abandoned houses, orphans and widows rise, rug making stalls, and machinery looted, while Americans aid restoration efforts.
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Red Cross
Pirot Seberia
Pirot
Methera
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