Milk Price Chaos Forces City Cheese Front in Oklahoma
A chaotic Oklahoma City milk price ordinance sparked a city showdown. Milkmen halted deliveries at eleven cents a quart, consumers balked, courts debated enforceability, and the measure was judged flawed for constitutional reasons, amid public outcry and shifting loyalties.
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Okahoma
Consumer Am
Kaiser
Whitch
Oklahoma City
Savas
Norsing
Oklahoma
Gruidle
Storage eggs overwhelm markets with producer fears
A fragmentary notice from food industry sources claims cold storage eggs pile up while farmers face low prices. The traders warn government action is needed as storage, sales, and financial pressures mount amid weakening demand.
Egg storage dealers push ten percent plan on government
A local writing criticizes cold storage egg dealers proposing to sell eggs to the government at cost plus ten percent, arguing it would harm consumers and distort the market. The piece accuses dealers of profiteering during peak prices and urges decisive action to protect food supply and prevent price gouging.
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Daitler
Ermanent
Jethe
Break-Up of German Unity Signals Declining Popular Resolve
An analysis argues Germany shows weak solidarity despite steadfast military blows. It notes arrogance fading, morale fraying, and public willingness to fight waning as the nation nears a turning point in the war.
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Germany
Germeniy
Ciermany
Geran
Mhia
Germine
German Morale in War Wobbles Amid Socialist Strain
A Springfield Republican analysis notes Germany’s reverses eroding morale as Kaiser’s telegram asserts unity in sacrifice. Socialists shift from war support to opposing aims, signaling possible political fracture and risk to Nazi style unity if conquest continues. The piece argues for Allied momentum and cautions against overreliance on German resolve.
Liberty Bond Teller Urges Public Support For War Effort
A staged community letter urges readers to fund liberty bonds and honor veterans. The writer promotes national unity, calls for decorations and patriotic displays, and proposes a public drive to purchase 24,000 in United States bonds to aid soldiers and families amid the war effort.
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Dondora
Vissta
United States
Mawery
Real estate row sparks tax on San Antonio housing drive
A San Antonio Letter to the Editor denounces real estate men for not owning rental stock while urging more housing for visitors and newcomers. The piece argues government spending supported the city and calls on businesses to fund liberty bond drives to aid the war effort.
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al WeTihood
Bia
Rhouke
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Mirtat
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Maensteer
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Anre
Dessen
Ark
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Prorat
Tauveron
Jeb
Tee
Ashers
Avery
The Majestic Theater Week’s Vaudeville and Opra Show
A busy week at the Majestic and Treyad theaters features a wild vaudeville bill with acts such as a spoof titled A auntie Doe of Darktown Daly Dile and a bright chorus of songs by Hessie Welsh. The program also includes Marie Lo and campiny’s world’s mas feces in china and a two-violins and a funny skit by Larve and Cresham. A photoplay Heir Cumbact stars Pruncig X and Beverly Bayne, with Cosmos Hamilton’s The Enve Blintiess of Virtue presented by Mrs Bunting. The Trayal Theater previews a Little fmt cut comedy Honey-Woo Islanders and a staged experimental act.
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Opry
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Cy Splivens
Amnnaar
Tony
Tony Iutrat-Corke
Auntie Doe
Darktown
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Treyad
Trayal Wheater
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Caveul
Keung
Jay
Dinging
Larve
Cresham
Pruncig X
Bushiowy
Beverly Bayne
No Mercy Shown by German Cruisers in Baltic Merchant Ship Losses
British Times report details a devastating Baltic raid by two German cruisers off a merchant shipping lane near a lighthouse. Fourteen ships were sunk or driven ashore with about 250 dead or drowned, including two women. Survivors recount a lone Mary Rose fight and a dramatic, brutal bombardment lasting over an hour.
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Keistine
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Anil
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Mingly
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Berlin
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Norway
Winter Show Promises Homecoming For City
Fragmented text outlines a community winter event titled Homecoming featuring a children’s recital and a Timdus exhibition. Officials seek winter quarters and funding, with June performances tied to a local show ground and nearby venues. Community groups, sponsors, and the school coordinate events and free child theater.
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Pernyi
Resothians
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