This Is Labor's War and Seed Prices in 1918
A compilation of wartime labor rhetoric praising American workers against a German peace, followed by the Agriculture Department warning seed corn prices amid shortages and a note on protecting seed supplies. It includes government stance on fair pricing and preventing profiteering, then a theater ad for Max Bloom's Sunnyside of Broadway and local help wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Liebert
Kaiser
America
Washington, D. C
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Missouri
Kansas
The
Food Administration
D. F. Houston
Secretary of Agriculture
Max Bloom
Sunnyside
Broadway
Becky
Charlie Chaplin
Boyle Woolfolk
Alice Sher
Bert Melville
Miriam Wills
Jack Cagwin
John Keogh
George Browning
Jack O'Malley
Ben B. Young
Max
Grand Theater
Church Notes Reflect Community Faith and Easter Plans
Presbyterians plan an every member canvass next Sunday at 2 pm with twenty teams led by L. M. Christensen to fund local expenses and benevolences. Other notices cover Christian Science rooms, Lutheran and Norwegian church events, WWG and Red Cross activities, layman talks, Y M C A, and upcoming Easter programs and annual meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ Scientist
Christian Science Church
Christian Science
Gardston
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid
Egcieties
Carl Oleon
Theogare
Yae Uday Seta
Ake
Pantor
France
Red Cross
H.L. Reamer
J. Frederic Catlin
Renwick
Mission Circles
The
Northern Association
Catlin
M. A. Ketman
Renswick
William Deming
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Our Aim
Belgium
G. A. Nichols
Estherville
Iowa
Thurs
Will Dunn
Mary Pickford
Little Princess
Evangelical Lutheran Immanuel Church
E. Andreae
Grover
Maple Hill