Local News Notes From Alliance Area
Local items report baby born to Mr and Mrs Fred Feagins Tuesday morning. Elizabeth Thomas returns to Dayton after visiting Benedicts. Mrs Ralph Beal weekend visitor in Denver. Enegle recovering from influenza. Mrs John Burke of Sidney returns home after Alliance visit. Lou Marks visits from Ravenna in Alliance for a picnic. Wilma Bruce led camp fire girls hike with a weinle roast. W Pugsley Nebraska Farmer editor stopped in Alliance en route to irrigation congress. formerly at University of Nebraska. Alliance post office seeks clerk carrier. exam January 11 with salaries 1000 to 1500. Snow covers countryside and moisture benefits fall grain.
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W. Pugsley
Nebraska Farmer
McKelvie
Lincoln
Alliance
Bridgeport
Pugsley
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
City
Lloyd Thomas
Alliance Post Office
F. W. Hicks
Omaha Man Describes Tanlac Recovery After Ill Health
Ira W. Polaley a Union Pacific fireman from Omaha says Tanlac revived his appetite and energy. After six months of weakness he gained ten pounds and feels stronger, crediting the medicine for a lucky turnaround. Tanlac is sold in Alliance Hemingford Hoffland with local druggists distributing.
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Union Pacific Fireman
Tanlac
Ira W. Polaley
Elm Street
Omaha
Nebraska
Mr. Palsley
Union Pacific
Taniac
Kept Pledge To Send Bread To Allies During War
United States exports to Europe rose as shipping limits eased, delivering 65 980 905 bushels between July 1 and October 10 and projecting over 237 500 000 bushels for the year. Despite a tight harvest prior year, Americans boosted production, conserved supplies, and met Allied bread needs with a record surplus.
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Europe
United States
Australia
Lord Rhondda
America
Food Administration Defines Democracy Through Individual Initiative
The Food Administration stated that democracy rests on individual initiative and voluntary service during wartime. It argued self effacement and national discipline can solve the food problem for Americans and Allies, proving the nation’s faith and ability to defend itself without Prussianization.
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Food Administration
American Food Army’s Wheat ExPORT Tops War Year
In the critical year of the war America exported 141 million bushels of wheat to Europe as a major effort of its food program amid a surplus and wartime pressures.
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Europe
Greatest Opportunity Women Ever Had
The passage extols the unparalleled chance for women to support the war effort through simple virtuous labor. It frames women as pivotal to feeding soldiers and war refugees, praising their peaceful, practical contributions to the nation’s wartime service and the broader struggle for peace and freedom.
First Call to Food Army Speech by Hoover 1917
Public address by Herbert Hoover on August 10 1917 urging national cooperation to aid food production and distribution for America and freedom. He appeals for voluntary support and disciplined effort to feed the nation during wartime.
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America
Herbert Hoover
Voluntary food control era hailed as bold democracy
Four years ago a voluntary food control stance was framed as a bold democratic venture while the year featured a growing sense of proven efficiency in regulation.
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Fred Feagins
Farmers Union Store
Elizabeth Thomas
Dayton
Ohio
Benedict
Ralph Beal
Denver
Miss Engle
Lewellen
Miss Enegle
John Burke of
Sidney
Farmers Union
Union Coop. Assn
O— Lou Marks
Ravenna
Wilma Bruce
the Herald
Aniac
Sid
F. B. Holsten’s
Hemingford
H. R. Olds Drug Co
Hoffland
Mallery Grocery Co
Drake
Optometrists
Box Butte Ave
Merry Christmas
Schafer Bros
City Hall
Hudson
Goodyear Auto Tires
Goodyear
Proyn
Overton Garage
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