Price of Flour Set to Fall in Minnesota Mills
Minneapolis Aug 30 Substantial flour price cuts are expected after Chicago fixes No 1 northern spring wheat at 2.20 a bushel. Local silters say Minneapolis prices will be around 2.14 or 2.15. Grain men voice satisfaction with the government price and foresee lower flour costs. John Crosby of Washburn Crosby and A C Loring of Pillsbury note millers will be content with government-determined costs and a meaningful reduction.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Minneapolia
John Crosby
Washburn ‘Crosby Company
A. C. Loring
Pillsbury Flour Mills Company
Miss Mary Crawford Guest at Morrisey Home
Miss Mary Crawford of New Rockford is a guest at the Morrisey home. Her sister Marjorie, who has been visiting here for some time, returned home Sunday.
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Mary Crawford
New Rockford
Morrisey
Marjorie
McAdoo Urges How to Buy New Liberty Bonds
Secretary McAdoo issues guidance on purchasing Liberty Loan bonds. Hold interim certificates until October 1 to benefit from potential conversion to higher rate issues. No charge for exchanging interim certificates, but a fee applies to exchanging into higher rate bonds after original issue delivery begins.
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Washington
McAdoo
Packing Plant ProgresS Near Grand Forks
Rapid progress is reported on the Northern Packing company plant north of Grand Forks with three buildings to be completed before the first snow. Water connections to the city plant are done, and the Great Northern Railway extends a spur to the site. Material hauls and site work proceed. Also, R. J. Evans was arraigned before Judge Moe on larceny charges for stealing a sweater from Private Show of Company G and sentenced to 80 days in jail.
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Grand Forks
Northern Packing Company
Great Northam Railway Company
R. J. Evans
LW. W
Moe
Company G
Sam Fletcher
Rogers
Tuan Moe
Kaiser to force Poland into fighting Entente
Bundled news from Amsterdam and Berlin reports a plan to mobilize Polish corps under Austrian command as part of a broader move by Austria Hungary and Germany. The dispatch says Poland will form the core of a Polish army again, with training staff in Poland and negotiations for a Polish government nearing completion. Berlin confirms steps to organize the Polish state and place legions at Austria’s disposal to bolster the front. The report notes Polish troops may return home as military needs shift, provoking criticism of the state council’s actions. The piece also covers unrelated local notices and social updates.
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Amsterdam
Vienna
Austro-Hungary
Armeny
Poland
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Ihis
Berlin
London
Foreign Office Today
Associated Press
Avei Ag
Frent
Council of State
Copenhagen
Italy
Isonzo
Vossische Zeitung
State Council
Warsaw
Navy Convoy System Shields Merchant Ships Across Atlantic
Washington reports American naval forces are convoying merchant lift across the Atlantic with convoy loss under one half of one percent. Destroyers, patrol craft, depth bombs, and airplanes bolster anti submarine efforts as U boats retreat deeper. The Navy plans $250 million for more destroyers to speed a doubling of forces in European waters.
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Atlantic
Navy Devartment
Jhigh
Admiral Lima
London
Navy Department
Twll
Wilson
Sims
District Board Works Nights Finish in Week
Industrial exemptions in five counties were reviewed as the district exemption board adjourned at 11 tonight to meet at 9 tomorrow morning. Williams Dunn Trail Sterle and Oliver counties sought exemptions with about 10 percent approved. The board, holding night sessions, aims to finish industrial exemptions by week’s end before tackling dependency appeals.
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Bismarck
Disstrict
Williams
Dunn
Trail
Sterle
Oliver
Twenty Five Banks Still Hold Report
Bismarck August 30 banking department gathers the last of 700 reports from state banks and trust companies on average daily deposits for the year to base assessments under the state guaranty fund act. About 25 banks failed to report. department will proceed with assessments per the act. Mrs Allie Jeffers hosted Prof and Mrs Coates, Mrs Elmel Sandazer, Miss Geraldine Howell, and Miss Inez Jones for a carnival visit from Lishon. Prof Castells has directed the First Regimental band. final stay with the boys Friday. A newborn baby girl, 8 pounds, born to Mr and Mrs Hegbar of Kensal at Riverside hospital Saturday morning.
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Bismarck
Banking Department
R. Waters
Allie Jeffers
Coates
Elmel Sandazer
Misa Geraldine Howell
Mies Inez Jones
Lishon
Prof Castell
Priday
Inez
Bowery
Railroads Ready 5606 North Dakotans to Des Moines
Railroads report arrangements complete to move 687000 selected men to sixteen cantonments for training before Europe. Only 5 percent, about 35000, to be transported in the first five days, with 14700 per day, then 874800 more by October and 5 608 North Dakota troops to Des Moines scheduled in the plan.
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Chicago
Europe
War Department
Dex Moines
North Dakota
America enters war seen as Allied victory says German officer
Paris dispatch reports a German captive in Verdun comments that US entry will not arrive with help. He warns France to expect Wilson’s cautious bid for peace and predicts abetting by the US front will never come, tears at news of American landings suggest France is doomed despite heroic French fighting.
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France
Paris
Verdun
Echo de la Rochelle
United States
Germany
Wilson
England
British Big Guns Bombard Riga Front In Offense
British artillery and naval forces strike German positions as the Riga area faces a new offensive. German advanced toward Riga after crossing the Dvina and Memel rail line, while Russians counterattack along the Dvina bank and near the lake region. The action also covers Moldavia, the Danube front near Braila, and Italian gains on the Brestovizza plateau near Gorizia.
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Petrograd
Lake Bahi
Mitan
Dvina
Uxkull
Dvyina
Milay
Lake Babit
Rafelg
Gulf of Riga
Gulf of Finland
Moldavia
Koksbant
Berlin
von Mackennen
Braila
Galatz
Danube
Cadorna
Brestovizza
Monte San Gabriele
Gorizia
Vienna
Tolming
Belgium
Crown Prince Rupprecht
France
Havrincourt
Verdun
Slaughterhouse Yard Hogs Sold by Luesson and Son
Four hogs reported from the Luesson and Son yard including three white hogs and one named Wack hog, delivered from the family’s slaughterhouse yards.
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C. F. Luesson & Son
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