Hemingford notes on visits deaths and local changes
Mrs P J Michael and daughter Audrey spend week with country friends. Mr and Mrs Russel Melick return from Missouri visit. Mrs F W Melick and Ben Price under smallpox quarantine. George Darling of Alliance visited. John Ditto, former resident, renewal of old ties. Elliott Beaumont released from quarantine. Mrs Alvin Nicholson and children return after week with Phillip Michael Sr. Hotel Arlington changes hands Caldwell retires Hubbill new manager. Mrs Clark Olds returns to Jirek Wyoming. daughter seriously ill. M C Beaumont visits from Alliance. P J Michael Barney Shepherd Shorty Rouer attend Freemont Firemen’s convention. Mrs Ameda Olds travels for death of Clark Olds. Lillian Cahn visits. new York college graduate bound for Scottsbluff. Congo church funeral by I C C F Lodge with Rev Brown and Rev York. Hemingford cemetery interment. Mrs Caldwell and Herbert Carter travel to Caldwell home Missouri. Caldwell to stay then join family. Clark Olds dies January 9 at 11:45. leaves wife two sons one daughter six grandchildren.
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Mr. Olds
Clark Olds
Local notes highlight travel, visits and illness in Bingham
Clarence Fosdick visits Lincoln with parents. Carl Townson travels to Alliance and back. Sam Wells makes a regular Bingham stop. M. Q. Kincaid spends week in Alliance for dental work. Joe Ballard returns to Joy Ranch work. Church services draw a good crowd regardless of weather. Elnora Wheeler returns from Alliance hospital after appendectomy. Mrs BE Marshall travels to Antioch then Lincoln for a month with relatives. Roy and Jamie Burton’s father dies in Warson Mo. Mr and Mrs F M Gilbaugh host a Sunday dinner at J M Rentfro home. J M Rentfro reports 19 below zero in Woodward Okla. Ernest Powell family back from Bonner Springs and Kansas City visits. Hubert Bartlett heads to Piedmont Mo to join parents for a new home.
Burns' Store Seeks Shoes Savings for Shoppers
Burns' Store promotes discounted footwear aiming to help customers save on shoe purchases.
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Burns’ Store
This Is Our Winter of Test U S Food Administration
A World War I era pledge urging voluntary sacrifice in food consumption. The U S Food Administration calls on citizens to eat less and avoid waste to feed allies and the world.
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America
Organization of the United States Food Administration
U.S. Stock Breeds Urged to Meet Europe Meat Demand
The Food Administration warns American stock raisers to conserve flocks and herds to meet Europe’s wartime and postwar meat demand. Cattle declines in France and England show supply pressures, with France down 16.6 percent since 1913 and milk output halved. Germans report higher livestock, while Denmark and Holland cut dairy herds for beef. The study forecasts America’s meat and dairy production will shape postwar needs more than cereals.
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Europe
United States Food Administration
England
France
Denmark
Holland
Food Administration
America
British Bread Program Footnotes Government Support
The article explains the bread program in England where the government covers about 200 million dollars annually. It states that grain is seized at a set price, imported wheat is bought, mills receive it, and a four pound loaf costs 18 cents, a two pound loaf is zero, and a one pound loaf costs five cents, with France showing similar but more costly conditions.
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England
Great Britain
France
Making Meatless Days Permanent
E H Niles writing in the Hotel Gazette argues that meat and fat shortages will persist after peace for five to six years, urging permanent meatless menus with grain vegetable and protein dishes. He notes cereals can replace meat and that American Creole and southern cuisines offer rich field for adaptation.
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E. H. Niles
Hotel Gazette
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Hemingford
P. J. Michael
Audrey
Mrs. Russel Melick
Missouri
O— Mesdames F. W. Melick
Ben Price
Geo. Darling
Alliance Waa
John Ditto
Elliott Beaumont
Alliance Monday
Alvin Nicholson
Phillip Michael Sr
Hotel Arlington
Caldwell
Hubbill
Jirek
Wyo
Gertrude Stuhn
M. C. Beaumont
Allance
Alliance
P. J. Michael Barney Shepherd
Shorty Rouer
Fremont
Ameda Olds
Long Pine
Lillian Cahn
Lillian
York College
Scotts Bluffs
Congo
I. C. C. F. Lodge No
Brown
York
Hemingford Cemetery
Olds
Bingham News
Clarence Fosdick
Lincoln
Carl Townson
Sam Wells
Bingham
M. Q. Kincaid
Joe
Ballard
Joy Ranch
Elnora Wheeler
Alliance Hospital
BE. R. Marshall
Antioch
Roy
Jamie Burton
Warsaw
F. M. Gilbaugh
J. M. Rentfro
Woodward Oklahoma
Ernest Powell
Bonner Springs
Kansas
Kansas City Co
Lincoln, Nebr
Hubert Bartlett
Piedmont
West Second St
Dray
Dyer& Owens
U. S. Food Administration
Eves
Germany
Veagi
First State Bank
Nebraska
C. E. Slagle, M. D
J.D. Emerick
Box Butte
L. W. Bowman
Harry P. Coursey
Reasonable Alliance
Kodak
M. E. Grebe
M. Covert
M. D. Nichols
J, Jeffrey
D. OC
PH. O
A. G, Jeffrey, D
Chiropractors
New Wilson
Burton & Reddish
First National Bank
D. E. Tyler
L A Berry
Drake
Optometrists
Box Butte Ave
Casper
Wyoming
New West
J. M. Martin Auctioneer
F. EB. Brown
Collins Saddle
Alfred Cornish Company
Moe's Directory
Western Oil Companies
Irving M. Moe
Oil Exchange Building
Casper Wyoming
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