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08 Aug 1918

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The Bottineau Courant in Bottineau, North Dakota

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The Bottineau Courant

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Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

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Aug 08, 1918

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One Week In A Training Camp Forges 88th Division

Camp Dodge Iowa August 8 1918 reports the 88th Division forming from reserve officers and men. Notable machine gun units include men from Minnesota Illinois Iowa and the Dakotas. Leaders Captain Griffith and Gen Beach push athletic training and debt payment before overseas order. Andrew Prince Hopkins Minn sentenced to 15 years at Fort Leavenworth for conscientious objection.

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Camp Dodge Iowa 88Th National Army Bass Ayer Minnesota Illinois Dakotas Rainsburger Duluth Duncan United States Slatter State Teachers College Cedar Falls Percy Bordwell Iowa State University F. W. Marvel War Department Commission On Marvel John L. Griffith Diplaten Griffith Earl Caddock Mike Gibbons Beach France Red Cross Or T Rere Eerie Let Ghee Te Ta le Ier Yis The Andrew Prince Hopkins Minn
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Red Cross Drive Opens in Bottineau County

Bottineau County Chapter of the American Red Cross plans a Sept 4 drive to raise twenty thousand dollars for home use fabricating socks sweaters bandages and other materials. Five district chairmen will oversee sub divisions with a ten percent of last Liberty Loan subscription basis for pledges.

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Bottineau County The American Red Cross Red Cross S. M. Nichol J. P. Holl Otto Finetad Sispriet P. E. Nelson George Sidener
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Washingtons shift toward government control of industries

Washington reports the National Nonpartisan league influences policy as war prompts state ownership ideas for terminal elevators packing plants and marketing facilities. Public operation of wires telegraph and telephone networks expands with postal service integration and long distance lines. Army camps show lower illness rates though pneumonia and measles persist. Congress adjournment remains tentative while women enter federal labor offices with push for wage standards in government contracts.

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Washington National Nonpartisan League North Dakota Farmers’ League America United States Postal Service Lewis Ye Caldwell Idaho Enea Burleson Army Medical Corps Virginia Congress Senate House Woman’s Bureau United States Department of Labor Mary Anderson Anserrrai Andice Chicago Chicago Boot and Shoe Workers Miss Anderson
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Federal aid for farmers and coal price orders

Federal loans up to eight dollars per acre for 100 acres are offered to farmers in disaster areas with six percent interest. Loans depend on planting with approved seed and methods, with repayment dates in 1919. Applicants face a guaranty fund payment if yield reaches seven bushels per acre. Tax data show Minnesota and national gains. Coal supply measures adjust grades and prices to substitute for anthracite.

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Washington Department of Agriculture Department Federal Land Bank Land Bank Minnesota Commissioner of Internal Revenue United States North South Dakota Middle West United States Fuel Administration Socie Ty
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