Curtain textiles sale with bulk limit per customer
A local sale advertises curtain scrims 36 inches wide at 10 yards per customer and curtain nets and scrims at 35 cents with a special offer of four yards. the offer notes a limit per customer.
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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
3
A local sale advertises curtain scrims 36 inches wide at 10 yards per customer and curtain nets and scrims at 35 cents with a special offer of four yards. the offer notes a limit per customer.
Twenty one killed and fifteen injured when the Wolverine express rear ended the Southwestern Limited near Batavia New York. Sleeping cars telescoped trapping passengers including S D Harvey Ballard Jones and Franklin P Leonard. Automatic signals worked. investigation begins. survivors rushed to Batavia hospital as trains divert to Buffalo and St Louis.
Prof A C Coolidge of Harvard heads a 12 plus member expedition arrived in Austria to study political social and economic conditions. The party is sent by the American peace commissioners.
Washington January 18 Attorney General Thomas W Gregory resigns with effect March 4. President Wilson accepted and will announce a successor after returning from abroad. Gregory cites pecuniary reasons and health concerns. Speculation points to Samuel J Graham of Pittsburgh among possible successors. Cabinet resignations rumored as officials face modest pay and social duties.
President Wilson urged immediate appropriation of 100 million dollars to feed starving central European and Balkan peoples. Henry White warned Bolshevism advances westward and must be met with food relief to enable peace talks. White cited surplus U.S. food and the need to move it abroad, with Allies aiding but most food to come from the United States.
Legislation authorizing deportation of Germans and other aliens interned during the war was requested by Attorney General Gregory. He sent the draft of a bill to Representative Burnett, who introduced it in the house. Deportations would be on the warrant of the Secretary of Labor.
The Theodore Roosevelt will filed in Mineola divides a 60 000 trust equally among his children and leaves the wedding gifts to his daughter Alice. The estate income supports his widow while Mrs Roosevelt may dispose of the principal to the children as she wishes or, if she does not, the principal goes to the children.
United States flour standards list prices for barley corn white rye and hard spring wheat with several brand ranges. Rye market steady with No 2 at 1.62 dollars. Timothy seed country lots around 8 to 10.60 dollars. Cattle and hog prices shown across grades from choice to medium and common, including cows heifers bulls veal calves and sheep with wide price bands.
Los Angeles reports a frost series from Christmas night cut the prospective citrus yield about 15 percent below normal. BE Dezell of the California Fruit Growers Exchange states the impact on the southern California crop.
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