JUST A SOLDIER FROM CAMP GREEN HARMONIES OF DUTY AND HEART
A World War I era poem from Company E at Camp Green honors soldiers as faithful, burden bearing figures amid danger. It urges respect for troops in khaki and affirms service beyond pride, recalling a dying message to Mother Dear and the shared conscience of soldiers.
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Company E
Camp Green
Blue
Satanic letter praises Kaiser Wilhelm in devilish ode
A Creston writer releases a sensational mock letter from Satan to Wilhelm II claiming the German ruler is a tool of hell. The text asserts long, lurid influence over WWI-era events from political murders to naval warfare and the destruction of Belgium, imagining satanic mentorship through Nietzsche and others. Notables like Roosevelt and Daniels reportedly sought copies.
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Louis Syberkrop
Creston
Kaiser Wilhelm
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Daniels
Wilhelm von Hohenzollern
Prussia
Germany
Wilhelm
Rome
Nero
Earth
Hell
England
Globe
Bismarck
Nutrients and Wheat Value Book Notes From ND College
The article compares two nutrient classes, proteins and carbohydrates fats, with emphasis on how foods combine to meet nourishment. It also discusses wheat value in flour production grading, cost effects of using lower grades, and the impact of paint on radiator heating efficiency.
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N. D. Agr. College
E. F. Ladd
Thomas Sanderson
Bulletin
North Dakota Agricultural College
Taboo on Bronze Paint for Radiators
Michigan tests show bronze and aluminum paints cut radiator heating by about 25 percent, while non painted, lead, japan, and enamel finishes perform similarly to higher heat output. The text then veers into unrelated, disturbing diatribe attributed to Lucifer Satin.
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Japan
B. S. Keene
N. D. Agr. College
University of Michigan
Secretary Lane Letter on Irrigation District Farm Loans
Secretary Lane writes to Representative Taylor on H R 4954 to apply the reclamation law to irrigation districts and enable farm loan act use. He argues cooperation with districts strengthens repayment, clears prior liens on homesteads and stock contracts, and encourages district reorganizations to access rural credit. The letter highlights public-private project benefits and project-wide land loans.
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Lane
Committee On Irrigation
Department of the Interior
Washington
Edward T. Taylor
House of Representatives
Mr. Taylor
Interior Department
Congress
United States
Organizationas Irrigation Districts
Farm loans on projects secure for reclamation district plan
Franklin K Lane supports a measure to finance reclamation projects with farm loans while safeguarding security in the guaranty with water user associations. The meeting praised the bill as urgent public necessity to boost productivity in 1918 and beyond, envisioning self government, steady crops, and prosperity within ten years for district landowners with irrigation.
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Ifarm Boans
Janda
Pranklin K .Lane
Nonpartisan Meeting Theme Earns Stand in North Dakota
The speech outlines public ownership ideas with a tale of West Australian government control of baking and wheat markets. Mills claims the Nonpartisan League is gaining strength across Idaho Montana North Dakota Indiana Minnesota and predicts future growth. He asserts plans to raise hogs in North Dakota and criticizes the Chamber of Commerce as ready to squeal. The speaker links the war effort to national economic reform and positions North Dakota as a guiding star.
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Sugar
Coffee Trust
Mr. Mills
West Australia
Nonpartisan League
Idaho
Montana
North Dakota
Indiana
Minnesota
Chamber of Commerce
Germany
Various Local Sale Notices From Early 20th Century Advertisements
Multiple brief classifieds itemize items for sale or trade including a 12 ft glass refrigerator counter for $40 cash, a five passenger car with self starter and electric lights offered for trade for cattle or horses, a Maxwell town car with all weather top offered at a low price, a 160 acre farm for sale or trade for merchandise from Henry Wilson of Ladysmith Wisconsin, and potatoes and apples arriving from Idaho advertised for sale with seed potential, all appearing in a single classifieds column of a historical newspaper.
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Williston Overland Co
Williston
N. D
Idaho
Davis Hotel
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Stars In Glory
Satan
Kaiser
Prince OF Devils
Neitzche
Tritschke
Bernhardt
Mediterranean
Egypt
India
Dardenelles
Bagdad
Archduke
Siberia
Norway
Fredrick
Denmark
Lusitania
Belgium
France
Poland
Galicia
Holland
Fort Tong
Taboo
Lucifer H. Satin
Towl
Ato Vale i
Pag Hee
Sone
Insani
H. V. Smith
1St Ave. B. Tel
Buller Bros
Goodwin
Eagle Store
T. C. Hutchinson’s
Wegley Hotel
McKenzie County
Care Graphic
1St Ave
Hogan's Cafe
First Farmers Bank OF
Michigan
Kalkaska
Antrim
Charlevoix
Swigart Land Co
Firet Nat'l. Bk. Bldg
Chicago
Tlinois
Salsberg Bros. & Co
Williston, N. D