Doughboys Save Money Remittances Reach France Weekly Total
American soldiers in France sent home 487 748 14 in the week ending September 4 according to United War Work Campaign headquarters reports. Remittances flowed through Y M C A Knights of Columbus Jewish Welfare Board and other agencies. The drive targets 170 500 0900 for November 11 and highlights are stories of service abroad and at home. A YMCA worker helped a captain deposit three months pay for a stranger in Paris illustrating the human side of the relief effort. The Young Woman's Christian Association faces a shortage of Blue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United War Work Campaign
Knights of Columbus
Jewish Welfare Board
K of C
Towiey Welfare Board
YW. CA
Camp Mills Hostess House Delivers Letters To Soldiers
Soldiers at Camp Mills rush to write home in the newly opened Hostess House. Directors call New York for supplies while Garden City, L I delivers an emergency stock. The cafeteria and writing rooms overflow with ink splashed everywhere as Y W C A hostesses greet them with smiles and patience.
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Camp Mills
New York
Garden City
L. I
New Sides And Moving Pictures at North Dakota College
The Slide and Film Service at North Dakota Agricultural College announces new films for schools statewide. Topics include War slides from the Committee on Public Information, scenes of industry, agriculture, and education, plus adjusting recipes and cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Agricultural College
King
Wayne County
Michigan
National Cash Regster Company
America
France
Food Administration
North Dakota Agrcultural College
Substituting Flours for Wheat in War Breads
The article advises using fifteen wheat substitutes in equal amounts to wheat flour, noting housewives find war breads superior to prewar white bread. It lists precise cup equivalents for barley, buckwheat, corn flours and meals, oats, soy, peanut, potato, rice, sweet potato, and dried bean flours, and instructs matching baking powder mixtures by substitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
Prominent Citizens Go to Chicago in War Work Campaign
A group of state leaders and several prominent men traveled to Chicago on October 23 to join discussions with Dr. J. R. Mott as director general on the United War Work Campaign. Plans for fund collection and distributing good cheer to soldiers were set to be announced. Local officials from Fargo Minot Wahpeton Grand Forks and other cities attended, along with industry leaders and a Twin City loan drive record. Merchants were urged to remove 4th Liberty Loan posters to allow space for campaign publicity materials.
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Chicago
United War Work
J. R. Mott
Fr. W. Gearey
Hi. P. Beckwith
Treasur
A.B. Dale
Pearl de Jarnette
Liberty
United War Work Campaign
Raise 800 For Jewish Sufferers Fund Drive Success
A local drive for the Jewish Relief Fund for war sufferers raised 3800 though the Williston quota was 1060. Greengard led the campaign, urging additional mail or hand delivery of contributions as every donation helps keep 2,000,000 people from starving, with $1 funding one person for a week. Also reports on Sioux Indian soldier Joe Yang-Bank, captured by Germans in France, who fought back fiercely and is recovering in an American hospital, and notes Major Welch’s interest in Native American troops.
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Williston
Sem Greengard
Joe Yang -Bank
Elhowoods
France
Uuge
Mandan
A. B. Welch
Major Welch
Welch
John Grass
Red Cross
Grass
Uncle Sam
Joe Young Hawk
Ald Company
Bismarck
Camp Greene
Company “I
Turkey Ready to Quit Ottoman Peace Plea to Entente
London reports the Turkish minister to Switzerland has sent peace terms to British and French ministers in Bern, offering nearly surrender terms. Paris notes Vienna circles push for peace at any price, while Austria-Hungary may capitulate. Aimed at establishing direct peace with the Entente without Wilson mediation.
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Handa
Switzerand
London
Switzerland
Daily Mail
Paris
Julius Andropsy
Baron Rurian
Austria
Vienna
Budapest
Zurich
Tdem Wilson
Auwich
Prince Frederick Lobiinwitz
Baron Nadherny
Neves Journal of
Five American Casualties Reported in Action
Wallington October 28 The war department casualty list adds 214 names bringing total American losses to 156648. Five Americans killed in action, 188 wounded. Other figures include 3 died from accidents, 12 died of disease, 13 missing in action, and ? severely wounded. Frank J. Wiumphrey of Churches Ferry N D listed among severely wounded and Leonard Gaustad Moose Lake Minnesota among slightly wounded. Appenyi succeeds Wekerle as Hungarian premier per Vienna dispatch.
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Wallngton
War Department
Frank J. Wiumphrey
Churches Ferry
N. 1
Leonard Gaustad
Moose Lake
Mion
Daily Market Report from Minneapolis and Chicago
Grain prices in Minneapolis and Duluth show oats, rye, flaxseed, corn and oats futures with November and December quotes. Chicago live stock reports list hogs, cattle, and calves with ranges and prices, while Minnesota dairy and poultry sections note butter, eggs, and live poultry prices and weights.
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Minneapole Grain
Minneapolis
Harley
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Omta
Minnespolis
Curbs Lumber Output under War Board Ration Rules
Washington on October 28 reports War Industries Board rationing of amber production to essential needs. Output control prioritizes labor material and equipment for government and Allied requirements including railroads and allied campaigns, with deliveries limited to essential activities.
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Washington
War Industries Board
Record of State Superintendent N C Macdonald Read It and Decide
A political profile from the LaMoure County Chronicle tabs the record of North Dakota state superintendent N C Macdonald Read. It lists prior posts in rural schools Mayville Normal School Cavalier county Mandan Lidgerwood and other positions, then surveys supporters and opponents across counties and towns, critiques his policies, management style, and alleged political use of education, and cites widespread teacher opposition.
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N.C. Macdonald
Wheater
North Dakota
Mayville Normal School
Cavalier County
Mandan
Towner City
Lidgerwood
Minnie J. Nielson
Hannah
Miss Nielson
Mayville
Traill County
Grand Forks
Grand Forksounty
Richland County
Valley City
Barnes County
MacacDonald
Bismarck
Nielson
iHin
Nori Pakots
Dako’ Jomes
Miss Neilson
Jas
Max Nielson
Bolater
LaMoure County
Williston Advertised Letters and Gargle Remedy
Advertised letters at Williston North Dakota for week ending October 29 1918 include residents Larson O R McLaughlin Ed Moore Walter Newman E Olxon Elvin G Osborne Mrs Oleta Peterson Severt Stewart Mrs W D Volmer L Wigginton H B Williston Stamp Works Zepp Miss Ines Postcards Branner McKeever Wm F Toensing Ben R Also a gargle for sore throat promotes dissolving a teaspoon of borax in water with hot or cold use not swallowed. Salt water alternate suggestion suffices. Salt water gargle recommended with strong salt for sensitive nose and throat. A nurse with many diphtheria patients endorses it and uses it daily.
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Williston
N. D
Larson
O. R
McLaughlin
Moore Walter
Newman
Olxon
Elvin G. Osborne
Oleta
Peterson
Severt
Stewart
W. D
Volmer
Wigginton
H. B.A
Williston Stamp Works
Zepp
Miss Ines
Branner
McKeever
Toensing
Ben R
Potato Chowder From Frugal Home Cookbook
A simple potato chowder recipe using six potatoes, salt pork, onion, milk, flour, drippings, parsley, salt, and pepper. Fry pork and onion, simmer with potatoes and water, then make a milk flour drippings sauce, stir in, boil briefly, and serve hot.
Household Tips for Cooking and Cleaning Methods
Boil cabbage in plenty of water with a spoonful of salt and one lump of sugar. For cauliflower keep the head downward to prevent scum on the white parts. Velvet makes a fine brass polisher and removes dust from woodwork or shoes that do not need reblacking.
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Williston Graphic
John A. Corbett
N. C
Faita
Scratary
Soldiers
The
Young Woman's Christian Association
Ine
Hlstoric
Boston
James Whitcomb Riley
Wilson
Denver
Colorado
Williston State Bank
Simon Westby
S. M. Hydle
Bank Depositors Guarantee Fund
State of
Turkey
Appenyi
Wekerle
Albert Appony
Politiken
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Daily Market Report
Duluth
South St. Paul
Wie Union
Weattle
United States Bureau of Markets
Mancuso
Reinile
Tieo
Olek
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