Fragmented wartime column passages on politics and economy
A jumble of historical opinion notes questions about the Russian government and U S policy. It references bonds, inflation, farmers, and wartime ethics, with calls to support government actions and critical remarks on citizens and Allies. The tone is editorial and polemical, mixing quoted phrases and speculative commentary.
We Must Win The War Or Freedom Will Perish
A World War era editorial urges full American mobilization to defeat the Central Powers. It warns that with England and France possibly fallen, a strong Russian autocracy would spread, threatening democracy and American institutions unless the nation marshals men and resources now. It appeals to resolve and duty, citing the metaphor of not turning back from the plow.
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Uncle Sam
Uwein
Tully
Maeve
Sodh
America
England
Francr
God of Hosts
Deliver Us From Hatred
A call to avoid hatred toward enemies and loyalty toward all Americans during war. Emphasizes justice over revenge, warns against prejudice toward foreign born citizens, and urges unity to preserve moral resolve despite sacrifice and suffering.
Patriotism and economy urged to avert hardship
The speaker warns against excess and urges balanced frugality to prevent wasteful destruction of value. Adequate nourishment and productive effort are essential while avoiding hoarding or hindering markets. Citizens should buy, sell, and support business to keep the economy healthy and advancing.
Real Estate Exchange Week Ending June 7 1917
Property transfers listed include Frank Kell and Lula to A Olifton Forgan lots 22 23 4 bike 8, James Neal and wife to Belle Biter Are 1Oel2h 270 00, Nettie M. Brown and husband and Thomas and wife to A G Thomas undivided two thirds, and multiple other deeds in Knowles, bylaw Morton, with sums like 135 00 and 200 00. The long list notes transfers, lots, and ranch parcels in Forgan Knowles and surrounding areas. A patriotic note urges citizens to support allied loans and boost domestic production rather than criticize government or military.
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Frank Kell
Lula
He Olifton
Forgan
Fred W. Lict
James
Neal
Belle
Biter Aare
Dethoodt
Roy
Alkire
Knowles
Nettie M. Brown
Thomas
A. G. Thomas
Ned See
Hoon
Leslie M. Long
Neufwld
Arthur UW. Kincaid
Dean Thurman
Ae Bidet
W. C. Dryden Hardware Ca
Cecil W. Neway
Coil W. Neway
Florence HL. Qope
Shirley E Bay
George Heulin
Ned
Everett A. Wilkerson
Walter P Byers
Gee
Joseph W. Mitchel
Robert Wabl
Grant L. Hayes
Eera W Rising
Neo
Maraman
Laura A. Huter
Nek
Hutawa Hee BO
Elvert R. Hilla
Mary J Nds
Net Peo
Clifton K. Drum
Wits
Nellie M. Tucker
Wee
Frank Breen
Stewart
Farthing
B. Pounds
Charion A. Waters
Addie EK
Hutchens
George B. McBroom
Preservation of Eggs by Waterglass and Lime Method
A detailed guide from Ahrens of the Department of Poultry Husbandry at Stillwater A. and M. College on storing eggs. It covers waterglass solution preparation using boiled pure water, ratios, jar storage, and care to keep shells intact. It compares waterglass with lime water and outlines packing, temperature, and handling to avoid contamination and cracking.
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Somme Folke
B.A Ahrens
Department of Poultry Husband A. and
M. College
Stillwaver
Pile Cured in 6 to 14 Days Shown in Report
The snippet notes a period of six to fourteen days for pile curing and mentions SHA Pease and Senreeee with unclear roles. The text appears fragmented with garbled names and terms, suggesting a partial transcription from a technical or clerical note with missing context and entities.
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