Red Cross officer recalls perilous Siberia train runs
Major Reifsnider of Frederick Maryland now in Tokio with the American Red Cross arrives to escort 4800 Czecho Slovak soldiers from Vladivostok via Suez to Trieste and Prague. He recounts dramatic episodes in Omsk and Krasnoyarsk with Cossacks detaching cars and threats from armed guards, detailing tense railway confrontations and interceding with British forces.
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Tokio
John Reifnider
Frederick
Red Cross
Siberia
Vladivostok
Suez Canal
Trieste
Prague
Reifsnider
R. B. Teusler
Virginia
Russia
Omsk
Reifanider
Krasnoyarsk
Cos
Amcan
Cassdck
Pluft
Krasnoy-Tals
Senator Sutherland’s Daughter to Wed Lt Col McRae
Miss Sutherland daughter of Senator and Mrs Howard Sutherland of West Virginia is to marry Lieutenant Colonel Donald Marion McRae who has served with the British Canadian and American armies. The notice mentions future price charges for poison with unclear context and includes stray words about animals.
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Miss Sutherland
Howard Sutherland
West Virginia
Donald Marion McRae
Suirrels Menage to Severl Crops Reported Near Rogerson
A. C. Reynolds 27 miles west of Rogerson on Devils Creek and J. F. Clark farming 300 acres near Cedar Creek Reservoir obtained poison from the county farm bureau to combat squirrels damaging their crops. Also distributed to F. W. Messenger, Joe Bowers and C. E. Brackett west of Rogerson as the county agent notes rising demand for strychnine poison.
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A.C. Reynolds
Rogerson
Devils Creek
J. F. Clark
Cedar Creek
County Farm Bureau
Potson
F. W. Messenger
Joe Bowers
C. E. Brackett
O'Reilly Attends Bickell Boys and Girls Meeting
A. J. O'Reilly the boys' and girls' club leader attended a meeting of the Bickell chapter yesterday.
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Bickell
A. J. O'Reilly
Hay Hands Seek Work as Haying Season Opens
A large number of hay hands have registered at the county farm bureau office in recent days in anticipation of the haying season. Other labor continues to register as well, signaling robust demand for field hands during the peak agricultural period.
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Br. Martin
Army, Snavy
Public Health Service
Army
Navy
Géneral Medical Board
Council of National Defense
United States
Applicants for Work at Farm Bureau This Week
Eight hundred eighty eight? applicants for work at the farm bureau were listed for the week ending last Saturday. Details show a broad pool of laborers seeking daily assignments and seasonal roles across agricultural tasks.
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Feter
Farm ‘Bureau
Legislature Receives 9 Copies of Federal Suffrage
Springfield June reports nine copies of the federal suffrage amendment with special endorsement presented to both houses. Action bodies was made a special order for the morrow morning.
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Springfield
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Philadelphia
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A&f
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