Ogden Tomato Canning Seen As Big Growth Prospect
A northern Washington writer notes strong demand for top tomatoes and predicts Ogden will become a major site for a new tomato canning and bottling plant. He praises Utah products, cites Ogden's suitability for a large 350000 case capacity plant, and foresees substantial regional manufacturing growth.
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Washington
Informa
Utah
Ogden
Osslow
United States
Oxden
Women at the Force in Calgary Forge for War Effort
Describes six Calgary women workers in a village blacksmith shop who forge nuts and bolts, sharpen plow shares, and repair farm machinery while also shoeing horses weekly. Emphasizes their skill, strength, and role in shifting women from traditional confines during wartime, inspiring farmers and praising female labor.
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Calgary
Slie
America
Clemenceau Holds Line Against League of Nations
Premier Clemenceau of France told the Chamber of Deputies he would stand with the old power centers and resist a league of nations. The stance unsettles hopes for global balance and signals continued rivalry among nations after World War I.
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Clemenceau
France
Chamber of Deputies
Fragmented Frontiers and Calls for Unified Global Rules
An analysis critiques lingering jealousies and rivalries on the western frontier as great powers balance power. It lauds Blanencenn for steadfast leadership while warning Choyen nea against rigid authority. The piece laments old diplomacy and urges universal rules to curb gang-like national conduct and prevent bloodshed.
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Blanencenn
France
Choyennea
Europe
Opportunities for Americans in China Trade
A reader letter argues China has lagged in exploiting wartime trade chances while Japan expanded rapidly. It notes Japan’s financing, ships, and uniform currency aided its rise from debtor to creditor, and claims American firms must organize domestically to compete for Chinese silk and other products as Japan asserts influence in Chinese trade.
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Japan
China
Chiran
Ahaling
Chlnesa
Chin
America
Merica
BK Mannchitets
China trade with United States could grow with open markets
The article notes extensive Chinese exports to the United States in 1997 including frapeseed oil, peanuts, tea, cotton, wool, and tungsten. It argues American manufacturers must build their own organizations to capture profits instead of relying on intermediaries, urging U.S. banks and transport ation to fund direct American involvement. It also highlights China’s potential as a vast supplier of minerals, vegetables, and animal products if political and economic barriers ease.
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China
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Liangkon
Great Critain
Banka
Transyortoa Promicks
Tornaday
Sun
New York
Argentina
Ev Nnr Colon
Hortany Autontohite
New Amsterdam
Telland
Systematic Deceit and Treachery in German Trade Plans
Dr. W T Hornaday presents an article based on S Herzog’s The Future of German Industrial Trade, arguing Germans planned postwar expansion using espionage, price manipulation, and government subsidies. The piece cites prewar German militarism, trade secrets, and covert rebates to dominate global markets, with contemporaneous press notes on postwar contracting tensions.
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Pritzie
Herzog
Germany
Doubleday, Page & Co
New York
Sloover
Kellogg and
Walcott
Bernhard
Delignee Frank
Merzog
Herzagt
German Crockery Sparks Trade Tussle Across Nations
A messy OCR item notes Germany goods and German crockery flooding markets while Sweden faces a trade dispute with the United States over mismarked German wares. The fragment mentions military context and alleged central empire aggression.
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Sweden
United States
Empres
American Transport Stands on Rocks Near Brest
Reports say the American transport Tenadores ran aground on rocks near the Iste d'Von in the Bay of Soseay after departing for Brest on December 14. Rescue efforts are under way with crew and passengers being saved. ship was commanded by Commander A. Gihnan with 305 Navy personnel aboard plus six Malian Army officers and 61 soldiers.
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London
Der
Fenedores
Brest
Iste d'Von
Bay of Soseay
Brotherhood Clerks Meeting Notice January 7 1919
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks calls members to a meeting at Woodmen's Hall Tuesday night at 8 o'clock on January 7 1919. C A Maccarthy is secretary and head of the classified ads. Ade.
Pope to Hold Conference With President on Rome Question
London Dec. 1 The secretary of state and a special envoy to London expect Pope to hold a nonconference with President Wilson. A Vatican source says a two stage conference is possible with an interview to define the papal stance. The Rome question and potential settlements are the focus ahead of any invitation.
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London
Lond
Presidens Y Il
Peice
Wilsun
Cerevt
Ay Dent Wilson
Pape
Russian Socialists Resign from Prussian Government
Independent Socialists in the Prussian ministry and government officials resign, according to The Kindersblad. Read the Classified Ads.
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Une Piresignen
Pater
Kindersblad
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