Call For Bids For School Home at Covent Townsite
Bids due by Saturday August 24 for a timber and plastered school home at Covent townsite. Contractor to supply all material except 0000 feet timber on hand. Details from Hilmer Bark clerk School District No. 21. FOR SALE list includes wagon, binder, harness, plows, and farm implements. Also multiple animals and household goods offered for sale by several local residents.
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Hilmer
Guam as Loyal Island in Pacific Americanization Era
The Guam News Letter reports Captain Roy C. Sulich of the Navy governs Guam as a Pacific outpost and promotes Americanism among Chamorros. Washington’s Birthday celebrations drew people by launch, raising funds for the Red Cross and large Liberty bond subscriptions. The island held its first parade under universal military training, with 1,000 militiamen and standard U S army dress.
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Washington
Guam
Red Cross
Amuseme
Militix
Stith
United States Army
Militi
Spy System Origins and Municipal Secret Police Network
Fragmentary account claims an Italian origin for a spy system linked to municipal police forces. The fragment mentions Marquis D Argenson and a Venice motive, with Parisian secret agents and covert operations shaping state surveillance. The text is incoherent and obscured by garbled names and dates.
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Marquis D'Argenson
Venice
D'Argedomfret
Paris
Parke Pulkce
Bbs
Dor Ooke
Food Shipments To Allies Soared Amid War Shortage
Food Administrator Hoover reports U S conservation enabled transfer of 141 million bushels of wheat and 54 million pounds of meat to Allied destinations during 1917 18 valued at about 1.4 billion dollars. Exports to Allies reached 2 184 million pounds in mid year, with cereals totaling 340 8 million bushels. Other notes detail harvests and the wartime food effort nationwide.
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United States
Hoover
Presiden Wilson
Food Administration
Allied
Fr. Hoover
Germany
Dee Rae Sulla
Floating Dust and Spontaneous Combustion Explained
The piece discusses how floating coal dust and inflamable particles can ignite from friction, suggesting ventilation as a preventive measure though not always effective. It then shifts to summer health issues, stressing prompt treatment for diarrhea and citing J. F. Boot of Bootville, NY, praising Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy.
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J. F. Boott
Bootteville
N. Y
T Fenny
Perth
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