Strikes and Politics Stir Debate Over Coal and Trade
United States and British labor tensions spark criticism of strikes as a path to public hardship. Editorials discuss Gompers, the Irish issue, and the Great Lakes Seaway project, arguing for focused policy over disruption and urging lawmakers to back productive measures for farmers and industry.
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Julius H. Barnes
Duluth
United States Chamber of Commerce
Barnes
Great Lakes
Buffalo
New York
Great Lakes Seaway
Joint International Commission
Middle West
Atlantic
West
Minneapolis Journal
Preventing Cloudy and Darkening Effects in Canning
Cloudy products arise from impurities in water sugar or salt and from overblanching. Blanch corn briefly to set starch and avoid cloudiness. Darkening occurs when peeled produce is left exposed to air and oxygen. drop into salted water and seal jars properly during sterilization to minimize color change.
Rotary Club Lunch Delivers Talk on Service and Social Plans
In Carl Allen’s absence Len Ward chaired a Rotary meeting. Dr Armstrong spoke on the Rotary motto and service, weaving stories to illustrate points. A county tour discussion was deferred until September, followed by brief talks from Ed Sigurdson, Tom Nugent, and Charles Robertson who read a poem. The session closed with two songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Allen
Bismarck
Len Ward
Rotary Club
Julius Meyer
Armstrong
Charlie Robertson
Ed Sigurdson
Tom Nugent
Tom
Charles Robertson
Europe Likely to Buy U.S. Wheat, Says Agent
In London, F. L. Jeblin of Northwest Wheat Growers reports improved European demand for American wheat. He notes Britain and central Europe show better conditions postwar, factories active, and growing openness to Germany trade, with Heatly & Co. arranging coop wheat distribution for Europe this year.
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Great Britain
F. L. Jeblin
Northwest Wheat Growers
Associated
London
United States
Minneapolis
Jeklin
Europe
Mediterranean
Germany
France
Heatly &|i |Co
Heatly & Co
Wheat Growers Loan Moves to Back 1922 Pool
North Dakota officials and Grand Forks bankers arranged a 50000 loan to finance the 1922 wheat pool with potential increase to over half a million. The War Finance Corporation’s 5 million loan will back marketing and growers’ advances, with local bankers given priority for interior loans as open market sales are pursued. Meanwhile miners’ leaders announce a coal strike settlement ending a nationwide dispute and signaling resumed production.
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United States
EB. F. Ladd
Europe
Leaviig
Grand Forks
Ireland
Sinclair
North Dakota
War Finance Corporation
N. D
North Dakota Wheat Growers Association
Grand Forks Bankers
U. S. War Finance Corporation
N. C. Wheat Growers Association
Grand Forks Clearing House Association
Northwestern National Bank of Grand Forks
War Finance
Death of Florence Davidson in Fargo Hospital
Miss Florence Davidson daughter of Mr and Mrs P G Davidson died at St Johns hospital Fargo at 9 00 yesterday morning from after effects of a serious operation last Tuesday She was twenty years old raised in the city educated at the local High School and State Teachers College She taught in Lucca Grace City and had a contract to teach Wimbledon this year Funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Scandinavian Methodist church with services in Norwegian and English She will lie in Somdahl s chapel until the time of the funeral
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Florence Davidson
P. G. Davidson
St. John’s Hospital
Fargo
Scandinavian Methodist Church
Andreason
Patrick
Davidson
Miss Davidson
State Teachers College
Lucca
Grace City
Wimbledon
Somdahl
Amorrow
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Reese
Samuel Gompers
Mr. Gompers
Northwest
Sparta
Kentucky
Mobile & Ohio
Percy
Omaha World Herald
Hitchcock
Omaha Central Labor Union
Four Brotherhoods
Washington
Nebraska
Bank of Force
Courier-News
McCumber
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
C.N
The
Tate
Frazier
Big Finance Committee
United States Senate
House
Congress
Lynn J. Frazier
Chaif
Townley
Heflin
Alabama
Senate
Hefl
Max Morgan
Lawrence Walsh
Walsh
N. Y. Herald. I
Rotarians
Cleveland
Ohio
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Today
Lewis
Pittsburgh
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