Principal crops worth over twelve billion with no war indemnity
The nation’s principal crops total over 12.25 billion dollars at December prices, with none paid as war indemnity. The Marion Record is sold to Turner county farmers and may move to Parker as a nonpartisan league paper. Reports note a Tripp paper lost its editor after an importer from North Dakota left. The war department allows discharged soldiers to keep uniforms. The nonpartisan league’s Minneapolis convention re-elected Townley amid closed doors and handpicked delegates.
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Marion Record
Turner County
Parker
Simiiarly
Tripp
North Dakota
War Department
Peace Council
League
Minneapolis
Townley
Chamber stance on Sherman Act echoed by Aberdeen American
The Aberdeen American criticizes repealing the Sherman act while praising centralized wartime planning. It warns that removing antitrust restrictions risks concentrating wealth, harming smallholders and individual enterprise, and could push citizens toward Bolshevikist trends.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Aberdeen American
Germany
Western Terminal Elevator Co Forms In Sioux City
A new corporation with two million dollars capital is formed in Sioux City to build a central grain elevator with one million bushel capacity and to finance nearby country elevators. M. King is elected president. The piece notes tax exemptions for owner-occupied dwellings and household goods, urging liberal bond voting to fund municipal improvements.
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Sioux City
Bulding
Western Terminal Elevator Co
M. King
Mailless to Mother from Frontline Soldier in Limoges
Sergeant Martin Hoffer writes from Convalescent Camp Limoges France detailing frontline duty in England and France. He recalls marching to a quiet sector then engaging in a major drive near a ruined town and mustard gas casualties. He describes hospital transfers and convalescence while hoping for Al classification and a return home for Christmas.
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Beaucoup
England
France
Channel
Co. P. C
No Man’s Land
Limoges
Board of Health
Will Clore
Martin Hoffer
F. B
Adler i ka relief for gas in stomach advertised
A local druggist advertises Adler-i-ka claiming it expels all gas and sourness, relieves stomach discomfort, and can cure constipation and prevent appendicitis. The testimonial from H. L. Hicks of Ashley, Iowa praises the product and asserts high value for one bottle.
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H. L. Hicks
Ashley
Adler-i-ka
Max
Bulletin Keeps Home News Flowing To Soldiers In Britain
American soldiers in camps and hospitals in Great Britain now receive a daily Red Cross bulletin with home news and sporting items. Army officers say it fills a long felt need and has become a major daily event. A Red Cross worker informs headquarters that continuation is crucial to avoid court martial.
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Great Hritain
American Red Cross
Daily News Service
Ledger shows insurance assets and liabilities figures
Home Office Philadelphia presents ledger entries listing admitted assets of 8,034,053.64 and liabilities including unpaid losses 5,?79.70 and premium reserve 5,020,858.64 with related expenses. A trade ad notes deals on watches at Zimmerman's Jewelry Store.
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State Tax Commission
Scotland
THE
Corn Belt National Bank of Scotland
J. .R. Wilson
Hell
A. KE. F
Altho
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co
Home Office
Philadelphia
Goss
Dakona
Pennsylvania
I. W. N. van Camp
South Dakota
Brees
van Camp
F, C, Muller
Beal
Zimmerman
Wanek the Tailor
F. D. Wicks
Scornanp
Dax
James L. Meighen
Deckex Block
Scornanp 8
Dray & Express
J. Cass
Rror
Pete
Basco
Thad
Ek Subean
Peytom & 3
AMD Real Gravely
F. L. Wheeler
S. D
Meat Market
Jamus J. Cisar, Pro
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