Wheat crop in two states hurt by rust and heat
The Graphic reports widespread damage to blue stem and fire wheat in the county while macaroni wheat remains a potential food crop. Early fields fare better than late, with 40 to 50 percent yield cited as a conservative estimate. Some farmers report good crops. Seed wheat demand rising. prices may reach $2 per bushel or more. County Agent Hall urges saving seed from 1915 crop and testing germination, with samples sent to the Agricultural college seed department for quick evaluation.
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J. A. Clark
Federal Department of Agriculture
F. R. Babcock
Clark
South Dakota
North Dakota
North
Hall
The
Agricultural College
Williston Churches Set Union Services and Talks
Williston gathers for union worship at 10:30 with Congregational and Methodist choirs. Pastor H. Styles Harriss outlines a joint program and timing for Bible schools and evening services at 8. A series of talks and music, including Rev. Stranahan sermons, feature across local churches with specific times and locations.
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Union Congregational
Methodist Churches
Congregational Church
F. James Hoffman Batten
Methodist Church
Batten
Pennsylvania
North Dakota
Williston
H. Styles Harriss
Lutheran Church Services Held in Library Parlors
Rev. C. J. Forster presides with regular services in the Library Parlors. Sermon at 10:30 A M. Friday luncheon at 11:45. Young People’s League meeting at 7:30. Evening preaching at 8:00 P M.
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Church of the Open Door
Congregational Church
First Ave
Sixth St
James Hoffman Batten
Marvin R. M
Ladies Aid Society
Joy Scouts
C. J. Forster
Sriday Cook
Plan for Railroad Labor Settlement Circulated by Wilson
Washington reports President Wilson completed a definite plan for settling the threatened railroad strike. He will submit it to a general committee of 640 employer representatives and to the managers' committee. The plan calls for an eight hour day with regular pay for overtime and investigations by a committee into other issues. A new proposal suggests a special commission to handle wage disputes and future issues, supported by railroad managers and officials. Invitations to 640 general chairs to meet Wilson in Washington were accepted, with leaders departing New York on special trains.
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Washington
Wilson
Aask
Federal Industrial Relations Commission
Federa Board of Mediation and Conciliation
New York
Four Brotherhoods of Railroad
Gaplaves
W. S. Carter
United States
Railroads and Wilson discuss eight hour day plan
Washington Aug 15 after a long conference with Wilson the railroad managers consider a plan to accept an eight hour day with employee concessions to limit burden on carriers. President Wilson spent an hour and a half in talks but no concrete results were announced. Elisha Lee said no counter proposal was drawn and the managers would await the president's statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Committee of Railroad Managers
Ident Wilson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tumulty
White House
Wilson
Elisha
Lee
Maes
Thresher for Sale and Mogul Gas Tractor En gine
Thresher for sale model 1 36 by 56 inch separator and a Mogul gas tractor engine in working order. Bargains offered by Bruegger Mercantile Co with terms described as favorable.
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Dr. Bruegger Merc. Co
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