Food Administration Urges Hog Restraint and Price Notes
The U S Food Administration urged farmers to hold back hogs due to East coast transport delays causing a hog glut in Chicago. Bread should sell around 8 cents a loaf locally, with cap at 10 cents, while a war on useless dogs proceeds and feed dealers may not seek excessive profits. The article also reports stricter flour and sugar rules, embargoed butter exports, and notes the resignation of North Dakota expert Thomas Cooper to become Kentucky agricultural head.
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J. P. Cotton
United States Food Administration
Chicago
Packere
Mr. Cotton
North Dakota
The
Food Administration
Portland
Oregon
San Francisco
United States
Fargo
N. D
E. F. Ladd
German plot to taint foods at Camp Dodge warned
Camp Dodge reports a German plot to poison U S Army troops by placing glass in canned tomatoes and rice as officials recall Air Line Brand tomatoes and review all food stocks. Brig Gen Getty and Maj Gen Carter coordinate warnings from the Council of National Defense. Extra guards and isolation measures are ordered as training and mobilization plans proceed for the Eighty eighth division.
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National Army
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
North Dakota
Uncle Sam
Air Line
Army
R. N. Getty
W. H. Carter
Central Department
Chicago
District Attorney's Office
Getty
Council of National Defense
United States
Adjutant General of the
State
Crowder
National Guard
National Army Division
Camp Pike
Little Rock
Ark
War Department
Eighty Eighth
Annual Stockholders Meeting of Missouri River Bridge Co
Notice to stockholders that the annual meeting will be held January 9 1918 at two o'clock in the Willis ton North Dakota office of W H Denny Secretary. Directors will be elected and matters urgent to foreclosure under mortgage holders will be discussed. All stockholders urged to attend.
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Missouri River Bridge Company
W. H. Denny
Rawson
Williston
North Dakota
Tanks at the Ancre featured in wartime picture
A wartime film showcase titled The Tanks at the Battle of Ancre premieres at the Orpheum next Wednesday January 9th. The image is billed as the greatest war picture ever taken and aims to depict the battlefield with period realism.
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Battle of
Ancre
The
Orpheum
Mortgage Closure Sale Notice in Williams County
Notice of foreclosure on Orville D. Mumby mortgage to A. E. Noble dated 1916 with sale set for February 6 1918 at 2 PM at the Williston courthouse. Property includes West half of the Southwest quarter and Lots 5 6 11 12 in Sections 2 and 3 Township 152 North Range 104 West Fifth Principal Meridian. Amount due 204.50 with interest.
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Ais
Orville D. Mumby
A. E. Noble
Register of Deeds
Williams County
North Dakota
Williston
Wil Hama
Willams and Bute
Ely's Cream Balm Relief for Cold and Catarrh
Fragrant antiseptic cream promises instant relief for clogged nose from cold or catarrh. A small bottle from the druggist is said to clear air passages, ease swelling, and soothe irritated nasal membranes for easier breathing.
Hot water and limestone phosphate claimed to cleanse the liver
A physician promotes morning hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate as a liver cleanse. The article argues it washes away daily toxins, avoids salivation risks of calomel, and improves digestion, complexion, and energy. It warns against harsh purgatives and urges daily use before breakfast.
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Saya
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