Republican warning on postwar direction and Roosevelt’s role
Bill White argues the Republican victory is only a chance to reform not an endorsement. He urges party unity under Theodore Roosevelt to push progressive reconstruction and prevent a Democratic rise, warning that failure would haunt the nation for a generation.
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W. A. White
Emporia Gazette
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Eider
Society of Nations
Congress
Democratic Party
Practical Agricultural Training for Soldiers
Director W S Shornber of the Extension Service at Pullman returns from Camp Lewis after arranging a practical course in agriculture for soldiers. Experts from the State College Extension will teach gas engine work poultry husbandry live stock dairying grain farming fruit growing irrigation and dry land farming through demonstrations and class work. The Y M C A cooperates to offer the same program at Vancouver Barracks and Fort Worden.
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W. S. Shornber
Extension Service
Pullman
Camp Lewis
Cantonment
State College
Thornber
Middle Western
Middle West
Vancouver Barracks
Fort Warden
Red Cross Christmas roll call tops sixteen million
Red Cross reports from across the nation show about 16 000 000 memberships in the Christmas roll call with 40 percent of chapters still to report Final returns expected within a week or ten days could push the total beyond sixteen million Hoquiam claims the largest payroll for a city its size in the United States Census lists Hoquiam population at 10 600 Industrial payroll exceeds half a million monthly with merchantile and other lines adding over a hundred thousand more each month
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American Red Cross
Hoquiam
United States
Hunger map of Europe shows widespread famine threat postwar
The article warns that nearly every European country faces severe food shortages as postwar relief is crucial. It notes Belgium, northern France, and Serbia rely on American aid, while Germany and several nations may require access to shipping and larger relief efforts to avert famine and social upheaval.
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Europe
Ukraine
Belgium
France
Serbia
United States
America
Commission For Relief
Germany
England
Netherlands
Portugal
Spain
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Russia
Poland
Baltic
Finland
Bohemia
Roumania
Montenegro
Greece
Albania
Italy
Switzerland
Bulgaria
Turkey
Flu Woes Ease In Peshastin As Residents Recover
Flu cases in Peshastin show improvement with many recovering and resuming activities. E E Riley and wife among recent patients. Madeline McCoy relapsed. Wenatchee shoppers and relatives visit for Christmas. staff changes at Peshastin school. Neanders to move into Reeves house. several locals travel to Seattle or Portland for the holidays.
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E. E. Riley
Madeline McCoy
Soap Lake
George Hauber
Rathel Gregory
A. C. Gilbert
Grayle
Wenatchee
Boblet
Mrs. Taylor
Forest Leedy
Bremerton
Neander
O. D. Reeves
Jack Blair
Seattle
J. S. Coons
Portland
Local notes on visits and homecomings this season
Illness of her daughters Ida and Mabel. Mrs. Barker and Mrs. Snell received a visit in Tacoma. Gilbert Reeves plans a Christmas reunion in Seattle with Lonnie Hartman. J S Williams shopped in Leavenworth. J A Warman remains in Wenatchee Deaconess Hospital an extra week. Modern Woodmen resume meetings after quarantine. Local soldiers return home with no serious trouble reported. Homer Gilbert buys Banks house and adjacent land.
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Ida
Mabel
Tacoma
Claude Barker
Jack Snell
Gilbert Reeves
Seattle
Lonnie Hartman
Kentucky
J. S. Williams
Leavenworth
J. A. Warman
Wenatchee Deaconess Hospital
Andersons Hall
Homer Gilbert
Banks
John Bergren
Man jailed for 30 days over wrong seat on Great Northern train
F J Burke received 30 days in the county jail and a $100 fine for petty larceny after an incident on a Great Northern train from Everett to Leavenworth. A Leavenworth man reported a stolen suitcase and raincoat at the depot, leading to Burke's arrest in Leavenworth. The case notes the other stolen items were not recovered. air mail service is to be started between Seattle and San Francisco.
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F. J. Burke
Great Northern
Everett
Leavenworth
Wenatchee World
Burke
J. C. Davis
Seattle
San Francisco
M. E. Church Notice for Sunday Services
The Sunday school meets at 10:00 each Sunday with the pastor speaking at 11 on New Year. Epworth League at 6:30. Evening sermon at 7:30. Choir practice Wednesday 7:30. Prayer and teachers meeting Thursday 7:30. All are welcome. strangers invited. Pastor A. H. Morton announces.
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Epworth League
A. H. Morton
Puyallup Berry Growers Gain 33 Cents Per Crate This Year
Puyallup berry growers report an increase of 33 cents per crate over last year as market prices rise. The improvement reflects stronger demand and higher costs of production impacting the harvest season.
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Puyallup
Campaign to move 4000 sheep into Liberty flocks in California
California farms host 4000 sheep as a campaign to split large ranges into Liberty flocks on individual farms. The plan aims to boost the sheep and wool industry and could be adopted in other states. Ames Co launched two steel ships in Seattle last week. Seattle yards built 58 steel ships this year.
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California
Seattle
Ames Co
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ACK
Peshastin
M. E. Church
J. H. Osborn
Echo Office
Wyoming
Will Brender
Geo
Briskey
River
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Mutual Mercantile Co
Merry Christmas
Mutual Mercantile Company
Leavenworth Bakery
Chelan County
Leavenworth State Bank
A. Sinclair
R. B. Field
J. B. Adams
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