Notice to Farmers War Industries Board ruling on farm buildings
The War Industries Board in Washington announced that no permit is needed for farm construction costing up to 1000 dollars or for repairs up to 2500 dollars. New construction over 1000 dollars may proceed with a permit from state authority if essential to farm efficiency. The government urges minimal use of skilled labor and farmer self-help to boost food production and conservation. A stock of lumber is on hand for such purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Industries Board
Washington
Swift & Company
Swift
Deaiers
Bouss
Hiswell
Major political parties support woman suffrage
In recent conventions the Republicans across many states and the Democrats in numerous states declared support for woman suffrage. Both parties pledged to back the suffrage measure, signaling cross party backing as prominent suffragists and leaders urged action and President Wilson commented on progress.
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Repaulicans
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Hiiota
Kanaan
Missouri
Nerth Carolina
New York
Nebraska
Oto
Rhode Island
Colorado
South Dakotas
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
New Jersey
Utah
Democrats
Connecticut
Arkansas
Liltvo
Kansia
Pennsylvania
Texas
South Dakota
West Virginia
Vermont
Oklahom
New Hampshire
Henry
Snitrus
Ings
Wilson
Maccabees Back Women's Suffrage in War Era Rhetoric
Supreme Commander Lin Mo West of the Hewett Association, leading the Macentives, advocates woman suffrage as a response to wartime roles, arguing women’s contributions in governance and public life warrant constitutional equality and policy influence. The piece emphasizes societal readiness and legal reforms aligned with wartime experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin Mo West
Woust
Macentives
Federated Labor Supports Suffrage at Michigan Convention
Delegates at the Michigan Federation of Labor meeting endorse woman suffrage, urging the president and officers to submit the issue to voters. The lengthy resolution cites democratic principles and civil rights as the basis for enfranchising women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Federation of Labor
Alos
Walid Soles
Alates
Michasih
Theodore Roosevelt Predicts Victory in Wartime Debate
Fragmentary OCR mentions Theodore Roosevelt and predicted victory amid wartime issues. References to suffrage and wartime feeding policies appear, with garbled opinions and stray names. Limited readable context, not a coherent report of events or date.
Ten't It Gort Four-year-old Chaptone Voice
A curious four year old speaks in a muddled phrase, asking about chores and people in the room. The quotation appears to reflect a rural or domestic scene as reported by Country Gentleman. A note on a method to derive salable products from wood chips is mentioned, introducing a valuable by product in woodwork or furnishings.
Local notices and surveys amid Alma area drainage work
A long, fragmentary list describes residents visiting Alma and nearby towns, examination trips, and family visits, followed by a detailed drainage project plan. It outlines right of way, materials, and contractor requirements for a main and branch drains with state and county approvals and payment terms.
Local Social Notes Share Weddings Visits and Church Outings
Northwest 5 P Mes Cra Tinea noted a wedding by the United of ner a later Alpha Tograhaan uid sun Artie jivere in Mt an Ratunley on Seisiness. Le Kinkhey nd Mle Ratsle of Mi Measant called on Vo Dickthey Sune day. Loomis and family were in St Louis Saturday. C. Dickingon and Wife spent Tuesday and Wednesday at the home of the latter's parents Mr and Sam Veeder near Mrs J Barkey and Mr L Meade attended church at the county fire church Sunday. Hil called on the father-in-law Black of Rierdile Saturday. Moss Hazel Pricitnd spent Sunday with her parents nee Alma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talonta
Te Uiness
Ner
Artie Jivere
Mt An Ratunley
Seisiness
le Kinkhey
Loomis
St Louis
C. Dickingon
Sam Veeder
J. Barkey
L. Meade
Black of
Rierdile
Moss Hazel Pricitnd
Alma
Health diet talk and indigestion treatment ad
A fragmented historical notice discusses dieting, digestion, and food values, featuring Agnes Turner from Shiengo and Cham bers of a tonic remedy. It mentions Mrs Turner praising Chamberlain's Tablets for digestive relief and better sleep, amid wider notes on municipal drainage and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Turner
Shiengo
Qamberlain
Gratitude Letter From Logansport Reader to Remedy
Mrs. William Bell of Logansport Indiana writes she felt it her duty to thank Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for relieving a severe diarrhoea attack three years ago saying it was the only medicine that helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bell
Logansport, Ind
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Home Lumber & Fuel Co
Maccabees
Federated Labor
Theodore Roosevelt
Warren
Meirell
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Emerson
H. Harrier
D. Bartlett
Phones Daley
Senlafley
Pleasant
Koy Griffiths
HL Eichorn
Ella Coleman
Ithaca
Lloyd
Reed Breckenridge
Siefka
Supinaw Mondy
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Marthe
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Urmlay
Saginaw
Wm. Sherman
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Resehtine
Hus LaVey
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AL LaVey
Roy
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Tive Andrews
Gee. Andrews
Mri
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LatVoy
Thee
Alma Wheiten
Mia
A. Elliot Priday
Maude Saldne
Alnsa
Pont
Thenee
Amd Cron
Palat
Hs. Pew
Statin & Pine
West Iin
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Cvaiter
Wooly
Arenda
Wenner
Wits
Hraneh
Point Ou
Beetion
Wilstane
Avetion & Arcade
Heaney
Hownob
Eraee
Certian
Avendiy
Lenin
Hodper
Hata
Mabie
Malatine
Fasner
Koi Hauer
Niebney
Hergel
Pertetiae
Atrain Sale
Armin
Wrade
Thane
Aioe
Owad
Tor Hdl
Eimai
Animent
Iri
Poitier
Sean
Redal
Alcwl Neal
Usd
Aria
Harp Armen Seal
Hale BR
Uralsinue
Aline Atelie
Ain Biervinr
Stener Davey WU
Nao Mirwin
Jr Taluk
Cembeat
Curtis
Sare Mbert
Alona Tien
Washington Avenue Gas
Buick CO
Nelson Smith
Little Black
Gratiot
Alma, Mich
Lindou
Thes
Alma ,Mich
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Melaghon
Greenville
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