Wages to be reduced in postwar readjustment
Senator Reed of Missouri challenges Samuel Gompers at a Texas labor conference warning that wages will fall as currency normalizes. He argues higher wages during war were inflationary and that the public must accept fair labor terms amid demobilization. He calls for unity and patriotism in returning to peacetime economics.
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Reed
Missouri
Samuel Gomper
American Federation of Labor
Lareto
Texas
United States
Rebekahs Elect Officers at Monroe City Meeting
At the Monroe City Rebekahs regular meeting last Tuesday night officers were elected. N G Mrs J A Clawson Vice Grand Mrs J O Wade Rec Sec Mrs M B Garner Fin Sec Miss Daisy Strean Trustee 3 year term. Installation of officers and appointive officers will occur January 5 1919.
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Monroe City
Rebekah
J. A. Clawson
N. G
J. O. Wade
M. B. Garner
Daisy Strean
J. S. Starrett
Hog Prices to Continue Through December
The Missouri Division of the Food Administration announces that after consultation with the Agricultural Advisory Board sub committee and special swine producers representatives and with the packers the November hog price basis will continue through December. Lighter hogs should be held back for the next thirty days to prevent price pressure from excessive receipts. All spare hog products will be shipped abroad in December and January and thereafter.
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Food Administration
Agricultural Advisory Board
Special Swine Producers
Missouri Division
The
Feeding Huns and the Allied Food Plan Policy Debate
O F Woodson of Stoutsville reports Monroe City has little sickness and no influenza. In a broader discussion, Hoover warns that postwar relief must avoid fueling oppression, arguing Europe’s food future hinges on relaxing the blockade and enabling stable governments in Germany and allied lands. He cites twenty million in need, identifies South Russia Hungary and Denmark as areas with limited supplies, and commits to organizing further measures after hostilities cease.
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Germany
Missouri Division
The
Food Administration
Europe
Hoover
France
Belgium
Russia
Hungary
Denmark
O. F. Woodson
Stoutsville
Monroe City
Central Scenic Transcontinental Route Folders Released
Monroe City is shown in a map folder issued by the Pikes Peak Ocean to Ocean Highway Association. The three folders cover eastern central and mountain divisions with maps, mileage, road kind and condition data, running times and points of scenic or historic interest. Free copies are available via the local Chamber of Commerce or the Colorado Springs HQ.
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Monroe City
Pikes Peak Ocean To Ocean Highway Association
New York City
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Colorado Springs
San Francisco
America
Pike Peaks Ocean
Ocean Highway
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Pike Peak Ocean
Colo
Missouri Products Win Big at Soil Exposition in Kansas City
Missouri products captured 111 prizes at the International Soil Products Exposition in October. Missouri led in corn apples and sweet potatoes with many prizes, earning third in collective exhibits while fruits ranked first overall. The Missouri College of Agriculture won first in its exhibit and 4H clubs led in canning and sewing. Read the Democrat this week.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Missouri College of Agriculture
Be Conservative After War Financing Advice
The text urges a return to normal business methods amid war-financing strain. Banks nationwide face loan overhang from war support, with speculative loans to be avoided. Merchants should avoid overbuying, borrowers must promptly address bank loans, and balances should not be excessively scrutinized. Care and conservation are vital to keep the country’s business healthy.
Extradition talks on Kaiser Kaiser Wilhelm halted until Wilson arrival
Allied powers reach agreement on bringing former German Emperor to trial but pause action pending President Wilsons Europe visit. Holland may face pressure to extradite without Germanys consent. status considered akin to pirate or slave trader for sanctuary rules.
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London
William Hohenzollern
Wilson
Europe
Holland
Germany
Netherlands
France
Hohenzollern
Christmas shopping advice for sensible gifts
A nostalgic column urges careful planning for Christmas presents to avoid useless gifts. It suggests making a recipient list, matching gifts to tastes, and offers specific ideas for men women soldiers and decor items while emphasizing patriotism and restraint. It notes returning soldiers will value law order and flag respect.
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Rebekahs Elect
Missouri Products
the Democrat
Kaiser
Foreign Office
Paris
J. S. Woodson
Quincy
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