FARM BONDS IN DEMAND AND LOAN BOARD DEMAND
Farm loan bonds remain in strong demand as the Farm Loan Board reports continued heavy sales and investor interest despite lower rates. Officials say exemptions favor bond buyers and that total offerings run into the hundreds of millions, with buyers including American investors seeking farm mortgage securities. In other news, 19,868 acres of land in Kansas and surrounding areas were announced for sale at a local event, with substantial tracts valued around several hundred thousand dollars.
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Socialists in Assia and Bolshevik Threats Reported
Petrugud dispatch describes Bolshevik influence spreading across Assia under Soviet rule. It claims social and economic chaos, censorship, and forced loyalty as authorities suppress dissent while revolutionary propaganda undermines public order.
The Cossacks and the Provisional Russian Cause
The text portrays the Cossacks as loyal frontier soldiers backing the provisional government led by Kerensky. It argues Cossacks differ from peasants, emphasize duty and patriotism, and caution against viewing them as barbaric. It asserts their readiness to aid responsible leaders and resist revolutionary chaos.
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Fly's Cream Halny Promises Instant Catarrh Relief
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Sailors Kept From Cork Amid Turmoil in Ireland
An Anpociate l Presa correspondence from Cork reports tensions as Sink Points bring 2500 from Gork merchants over a week, with Agneta and sultars enduring weekly costs. An elderly Lion attacker is mentioned. American bluejackets faced potential danger, with no retaliation expected as streets remain unsettled.
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Coerk Safety Edict Shows Trade Pressure Amid Navy Losses
The report notes new restrictions on visits to Cark for all but top naval commanders, with lower ranks needing a pledge to a general committee. It also mentions civilians urging Major Rutherford to allocate funds for bar hire to cover losses, reflecting wartime financial strain and economic demands.
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