Stockmen face no relief as cattle market declines
Western Nebraska stockmen press Washington officials for relief as curtailment of war orders and reduced foreign demand push cattle prices down. Delegation reports no immediate remedy despite talks with War Trade Board, Bureau of Commerce, and Agriculture Markets Bureau. Officials warn stabilization efforts depend on preventing new market distortions.
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Nebraska
Washington, D. C
War Trade Board
Bureau of Commerce
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
St Mihiel Battle Marks Record American Artillery Output
The St Mihiel offensive, fought September 12 to 15, involved 660,000 American troops under American command. American artillery fired over one million shells in four hours, a magnitude surpassing Gettysburg. Casualties ran about 7,000 on the American side, far less than Gettysburg losses.
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Washington, D. C
St. Miciel
Gettysburg
St.iel
St. Mihiel
St.Mihiel
Medical Attention for Discharged Soldiers
Fourteen stations across the country will provide medical treatment to discharged soldiers, sailors, and marines under the War Risk Insurance act. Public Health Service officers oversee each station and district officers will inform men about benefits as they return to civilian life.
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Washington, D. C
Public Health Service
Army
War Department
Public
Commercial Wheat Stocks Show Large Increase Across Nation
A Department of Agriculture survey as of June 1 reports commercial wheat stock at 51,392,898 bushels held by 8,684 firms including elevators warehouses mills and wholesale dealers. Stocks for corn oats barley rye are also listed with substantial year over year increases and percentages.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Optimistic Thought Hero Faces Reluctant Foe
A saga describesch hero raising a sword against an adversary who resists and yields only after submission. The tone mirrors ancient moralizing prose with a focus on virtue and restraint.
Burgess-Nash Plans Air Delivery Service From Omaha
Burgess-Nash Company of Omaha will begin delivering goods by airplane, the first in this region. The firm purchased a Canadian-Curtiss plane to serve out-of-town patrons, with a landing field at Ak-Sar-Ben until roof say a new station is built on the eight story building.
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Bursess-Nash Company
Omaha
Burgess-Nash Company
Ak-Sar-Ben
L. C. Nash
Father
Burgess-Nash*Company
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Sandhill Ranch
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Berea
Hemingford
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