National Prohibition For Duration of War
North Dakota farmers and Grand Forks Commercial Club appeal to President Wilson and Washington officials to prevent misapplication of state cereals to liquor production while supporting a war time prohibition. Editors nationwide back the move to curb grain diversion as a national wartime priority. Also included is agricultural guidance on building a smooth road bed to avoid ruts and reduce wear on teams and equipment.
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Wilson
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Commercial Club of
Washington
Collier's Weekly
Grand Forks Club
Duck Raising for Profit A Guide on Breeding and Feeds
A practical article explains duck farming as a profitable venture with faster maturation and valuable eggs. It covers breed selection led by Pekin and Runner, hatching in 28 days, housing, shade, and careful feeding schedules from initial starter foods to green supplements, plus market-ready weights of five to six pounds in nine to eleven weeks and laying patterns starting around five months.
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Aylesbury
England
Rouen
America
China
Liberty Bond sale urged as war bonds rise in value
Government urges subscriptions to Liberty Bonds as a patriotic act. McAdoo says future issues may convert to higher rate bonds if rates exceed 3 1 2 percent before war ends. Past bonds sold at par in 1898, price climbed to 110 3 4 by 1900, signaling market demand.
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United States
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
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N. D. Agr. College
Liberty
Great Britain
France
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Liberty Loan
First National Bank
Williston State Bank
Williams County State Bank
the Bank OF Williston
Williston, North Dakota