The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-04-26

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universal military ;sst1faining assfnow
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'biackers" n the PRODUCTION q food
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nam inst Onlcseo ma otner aGaste !
cities have heapsd On s"slacksrs' who
49, 49, 8souxnt "a escape military aaIy
~ tne marriage rcute. Thst - the "a
decision OF the Bismarck Commercial
club and other OF anizations which,
nave 70 press into service
every available cityS5iot LOT q
9 purpose
North Dakota ts going to com lpuaaat
q labor situation with 1ts school
children. women Will be q second
factor. Women have "a the
binder helped dig potatoes 10
years when q laDor SHORTAGE CON
fronted p farmsrs inc with rome IL
modern farm devices now In use they
Will not hesitate TO perform NOR
than their share of the duties In ~
Dor crises brought on oy the Wal.
About $50 bankers and agricultural
leaders Of North Dakota, ST. Paul.
Minneapolis and Western Minnesota
assembled at Fargo recently to pian
Increasing and conserving food pro.
duction during the q and adopted {
resolution urging congress to follow
England's policy Of fixing a minimum
protective price to the farmer for al
products. Another resolution asks
homesteaders be given credit toward
claims for time spent in farm labor
during the. war and for universal se'
lectivea conscriptionsFto keep those 90
fitted on the farm.
Miss ANY p. Gronna. the ~younges,
daughter a. senator and Mrs. AZ
Grnnna of NORTH Dakota. mi married
- Kamner = Cowineof washington II
the home OF her parsats at Washing
Y ton. Only the .fanfly.anavAAe santt
mate friends attended. Rev: John 81
A. Doerman of1ciated. A dinner fol
lowed. Miss Laura A. Volstead, thu
daughter Of Representative and Mrs
Andrew J.. Volstead of Minnesota. WA
the brides only attendant. Mr.. ant
d, Mrs. Gown, after their return rom ,
wedding trip, will make their ho 9 a
/. with Senator and Mrs. Gron1la.
To help meet the threatened labo
shortage ten days of labor on I farm
ut regular waxes was the sentenc,
passed at Jamestown by Police Mas
istrate Murphy on Mike. Hubble. Huh
BILE admitted the theft of coal from
railroads. He was first sentenced .
ten days In jail, but the sentence va
changed when the judgerfound that J
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