Food speculation and monopolies in food distribution
An analysis critiques food speculation as housewives buy future eatables, driving prices up and enriching packers. It notes beef, fish canneries, and fruit canneries under monopoly and questions motives, urging constructive, state-led storage and packing reforms.
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Nobinty
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United States
Local Notes From Mitchell Visit Fragments Abound
Mitchell tabloid items report numerous visitors and events. Names include Daisy H R Dowdell Agtesian Charles Katz Union Joln Watson White Lake Mrs J Rohenastan Bonesteel Miss Gare AI Welel Wishmore George Myestey Mintinus Mo Schoenborer Winhall and others. A dynamite accident kills M B Showers near Virgil and funeral plans proceed in Mitchell with relatives arriving from Battle Creek and Paris Canada.
Sioux City Journal on Submarine War and Surface Merchant Vessels
The Sioux City Journal envisions a submerged merchant fleet as a solution to U boat attacks. It argues submarines are blind underwater and would be exposed to surface forces, suggesting surface ships could strike while rising to the surface.
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Mulley
Sioux City
Another Opportunity for Germany in Peace Talks
The Russo provisional government opposes territorial annexations and indemnities, urging liberty-loving nations to seek a peace without terms of aggrandizement. If Germany echoed this stance, the war might end more readily by removing major obstacles to a peace treaty.
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Keating of Yankton Delivers Tuesday Report
Keating of Yankton was in Tuesday’s Daily Juin L scene delivering a brief update from the region. The item notes Yankton involvement and assigns local relevance to the Tuesday timing.
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Mitchell and Spencer residents feature at events
Otto G. Schamber of Spencer News visits Mitchell while Mrs. Lueth of Spencer shops there. Mrs. Scott of Wesleyan substitutes in Fulton. Two Wesleyan baseball games: academy beats Fulton. Sophomores defeat faculty. Red Cross benefit game set for Hitchcock park with 35 cent tickets. Notables head to Milbank for Knights of Columbus state convention. staff changes noted at county offices. State education convention in hot Springs prompts absences. several locals undergo medical procedures. Chief warns against burning refuse. police actions follow. Senior class from Wessington Springs seminary visits Mitchell. Railroad officials on business. Army recruitment orders issued. Garage permit granted for Pred Johnson.
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Election elected city president by acclamation
The article notes the election of the president by acclamation at a national Metis congress held at the Home of Nts on Witt Street. Petes of Bonestenl was elected still president.
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Manwaring Made Bank Group Head
The article reports Manwaring elected president of the bank group in Mifetrel, with officers including Matawan of Adpen as president and W Millen of Miteledl as secretary. Other vice presidents listed are R Bo MeOGandless, Tilloaws R, Morris of Mt. Vernon, N Noble of Wootsockel, Waisht of Wessington, AV Plosinitit of Stickies, Auroras Ward 2, and Brate. The group thanked local bankers, the Hikselob, Episcopal chapel, and entertainers.
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Wesleyan Commencement Schedules Finalized May 31
Wesleyan plans its thirty first annual commencement from Sunday May 27 through Thursday May 31 with services, sermons, vesper hours, and a reception for President Seldennerhorn. Graduation exercises begin Tuesday at 10, followed by class day, alumni banquet, campus events, and a formal commencement address by Rev Gilbert Stansell.
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Mitchell Art Club Re-elects Officers For Another Year
The Mitchell Art Club renewed most current officers at a meeting held Monday evening at Mrs. L. Hy Wallerstedt’s home. Officers include President J. P. Windson, Vice President J. W. Shelby, Recording Secretary Georgeson, Treasurer W. A. Helmburger, Corresponding Secretary W. Roseonald, Auditor and Custodian Sid Smith.
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Baseball Stars Defeat Wesleyan in Benefit Day Game
More than 3800 fans gathered at Hitchcock Park as the Selvirumwebers D-stars defeated South Side Lids 44 to 9 in a Red Cross benefit. Mayor Wells opened the day with the first pitch and Bankers from Group 4 attended after the ECS session ended.
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Germans Face Fuel Shortage Disrupts Rail Service
Shortage of fuel in Germany forces suspension of service on the Hamburg elevated railway between Edumsburg and adjacent Alfeena cells, causing significant inconvenience to commuters.
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White Lake News Briefs Highlights Social and Club Events
The piece notes a wedding at the Methods church in Sioux Falls with families from White Lake, detailing dress, centerpieces, and a four course meal. It mentions Miss Cerin Walt visiting Mills, Mr Ralph Wenneous in town, and Tessabe arriving from Sioux Falls. The Sorosis Club met on South Sanborn Street with papers on City Ordinances and Social Conditions, naming officers and a year-end luncheon.
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Mrs Reeves Dies at Long Beach While Spending Season
A notice reports the death of Mrs Mirsini Reeves in Long Beach California during a winter season. The report notes funeral arrangements are expected and mentions the sudden nature of the illness as the cause. The item reads as a brief obituary from a distant city.
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Dr Youngman Farewell Note Echoes Through Community
Reports indicate Dr Youngman bid farewell amid a ceremonial notice. Friends recall his quiet service and influence on local affairs as the community reflects on his departure and life work.
Vermillion Chemists Meet With Name Changes and Plans
The Vermillion gathering of the American Chemical Society elected Dr. Koot Vernon as president with Weeden as date officer. Speakers Dr. Wile Wn Noses and Dr. Noyes discussed plant experts in preparedness and the push for American made dyes to replace imports blocked by the war.
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