Million Dollar Campaign Funds Cantonment Library Plan
The Library War Council led by Franklin A. Vanderlip and Newton D. Baker launches a nationwide drive to raise over a million dollars for Cantonment and Training Camp Libraries for U S soldiers. Twenty five public libraries and the Rockefeller Foundation back the effort, funding 32 libraries, traveling depots, and 250 deposit stations to stock books magazines and newspapers for troops. Donors receive book plates in exchange for contributions, with $5 buys five book plates and $1 buys one, aiding library services for recruits and deployed servicemen.
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Library War Council
Newton D. Baker
Frank Vanderlip
New York City
U. S. Army
Committee
Wilson
Raymond R. Fosdick
American Red Cross
Fosdick
American Library Association
Ceip
Frank A. Vanderlip
Asa G. Candler
P. P. Claxton
James H. Flaherty
E. T. Statesbury
Theodore F. Vail
Harry A. Wheeler
J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr
John H.finley
Josiah Cowles
Knights of Columbus
Andas
Secretary of War
United States
Rockefeller Foundation
George E. Vincent
Library War Fund
War Service Fund
Bessie R. Baldwin
Ja Memorial Library
Organized Plan of Destruction by Fire in N D
Fargo reports state fire marshal H L Reade cites a coordinated anti US movement behind a surge of fires in elevators and warehouses across North Dakota. Deputy fire marshals 50 strong will investigate. He warns careless habits and inflated insurance provoke losses.
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NX. D
Fargo
United States
North Dakota
H. L. Reade
Fargoon
Mr. Reade
Frazier
Child Crushed Under Boulder Near Banks
The four year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson near Banks died Thursday from injuries after a large boulder rolled down a hill Wednesday afternoon. The child, who had followed a 12 year old brother milking cows, stepped into the boulder’s path and was crushed, suffering broken ribs and a fractured skull. He died of internal hemorrhage at Watford.
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Carl Peterson
Banks
Schafer
Watford
State Geologist Completes Survey Of Bay Quadrangle
Dr. A G Leonard head of North Dakota University survey returns after two months in the Bay Quadrangle east of Williston with J D McLeod and Robert Gemmell. USGS party led by A J Collier and state party map coal seams and drift deposits for a joint report to be published by both agencies. Gemmell drafted, passed exam at Williston, may be ordered to Camp Dodge. An acre of ripe gar yields 28 460 pounds with 20 500 pounds water. French compulsory education laws apply to all children six to twelve.
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Altho
North Dakota
A. G. Leonard
University of North Dakota
Ray Pioneer
United States Geological Survey
State Geological Survey
Williston
Bay Quadrangle
Williams and
McKenzie Counties
Ing
A. J. Collier
J. D. McLeod
Robert Gemmell
University
Missouri Valley
Qadrangle
Quadrangle
Temple
Ray
Detai
Fort Buford
Fort Stevenson
Collier
Leonard
State Geological Survey of
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Universal Car
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Williston Motor Sales Co
L. V. Coulter
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