Farmers' Co-Operative Packing stock sale advances
The sale of 1,000,000 dollars of stock in the Farmers' Co-Operative Packing Company was completed in 1918. Capitalization was increased to 2,000,000 dollars in December 1918 and the sale of the second million dollars is progressing satisfactorily as farmers and stockmen show eagerness to invest in the strictly co operative packing plant.
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Farmers’ Co-Operative Packing Company of
South Dakota
Huron
Ers’ Co-Operative Packing Company
Farmers’ Co-Operative Packing Company
S. Oak
S. Dak
Phiup Weekly Review official paper of Haakon county
The Phiup Weekly Review is a legal weekly newspaper published every Thursday afternoon from its office on North Center Street in Philip South Dakota. It is the official paper of Haakon County and entered as second class matter on August 2 1907 at the post office in Philip under the Act of March 3 1879.
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North Center St. Philip
South Dakota
Haakon County
Mes Af Philip
Farmers Voice at Washington Conference
At the labor-capital conference in Washington, C S Barrett of the National Farmers Union argues for farmer interests. He stresses rural prosperity, equal treatment under law, and orderly political action to protect property, while warning against dependence on conspiratorial labor actions. Mexican outlaws pay $6,000 for an American's release, with a proposed League of Nations clause to fund aid for Americans targeted by bandits.
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Washington
C. S. Barrett
National Farmers Union
Pointevee
America
Barrett
Gompers
Congress
League of Nations
We Must Preserve American Institutions Amid Unrest
An opinion piece urges calm and reasonable discussion to resolve conflicts without letting a loud minority derail progress. It cites Salvation Army drive shortfalls, wartime sacrifice, and economic strains, noting President Baker era spending and looming five billion dollar appropriations.
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America
An Agreeable Surprise From a Cough Remedy Trial
Mr James Brown of Clark Mills reports suffering from a severe lung cold with constant coughing for years. He tried Chamberlains Cough Remedy and was surprised by the prompt relief it provided, a sentiment echoed by many others who experienced quick improvement.
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Chamberlain
James Brown
Clark Mills
Lucky Strike Tobacco Ad Urges Fresh Supply At Giesin
A compact tobacco ad touts Lucky Strike products and urges readers to obtain a fresh supply at a local shop named Giesin. The message emphasizes the brand and a timely purchase.
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J. D. Rainey
Salvation Army
Michael J. Economy
Quartermasters Corps
France
Kansas City
War Department
Mr. Baker
Saatee
Ev I
H. C. of
Rio
Gibraltar
Ceylon
Yokohama
United States
Uncle Sam
Navy
U.s.navy
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