Rail rate clash grips Kilherville Vindicator ads and townsfolk
In Kilherville the Vindicator and Republican argues for rail rate increases to avert bankruptcy across railroads, warning opposition harms the economy. It notes wartime price shifts, local business moves, and Irv Wright’s Grand Forks headquarters as the page narrates local commerce and a new wholesale grocery site plan.
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Raymond Post
L M Christensen & Co
Irv Wright
Grand Forks
Northway
Gamn
Rock Igland
Main Street
Fortunes of a War Train and County Notices
A jumble of war mail and local notices fills a page. The Fort Bliss letters describe long train routes from El Paso through Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Illinois Ohio New York to Pennsylvania with thefts and escapes noted. Public notices call for bids on sewer and ditch work in Emmet county, with dates and bid terms. A Children’s Day program reports success. Sunday School contests loom and a school time change vote is planned. Maria Pingrey departs to Colorado for teaching college duties.
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Deko
Texas
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Ilinois
Padiana
Ohio
New York
Penrnsylvania
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Bane
FL Trevett
Emil Johansen
Minneapolis
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Weatside
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Jess Barker
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Alennis Trrant
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Irese Wall
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Wien
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Union Baptist Church
N. J. Lee
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Chicago
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Nau Brothers
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