Weekly food program guides Butte households
The report outlines a national food administration plan with daily flour rules and meat, wheatless, and porkless meals for Butte homes. It notes modifications by Willum Latay and Alfred Atkinson, citing shortages of substitutes and delayed orders, urging adherence to rationing and substitution, including corn flour, hominy, oats, and rice to sustain wartime conservation.
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Butte Homes
Alfred Atkinson
Hoteman
Mutte
Willum Latey
Merchants Mission of the
Food Administration
Aonetina
Washington
Oregon
Lutey
Phe
Littey
Great
Britain
Montana
Warhington
Bakers Begin Today to Turn Out Victory Loaf
Washington report states bakers will start producing the new victory loaf, a war bread with a six percent substitute for wheat flour, as part of the 1918 food conservation program. Substituted flours may come from cereal or potato or bean products, with gradual increases toward 20 percent. Wholesalers and retailers face wheat flour limits to 70 percent of last year’s supplies, while the remaining 30 percent is supplied by mills to support export and emergency reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Food Administration
Amills
Fond Administration
Oil barges burned at Submarine Boat plant
Newark reports three of five oil and tee laden barges alongside a shipyard pier destroyed by fire. Soldiers observed a man flee the scene and a shot grazed the hat of the commander. Elsewhere in New Jersey and abroad, fuel restrictions loom as further heatless Mondays are eyed, Poland relief funds move through Bern, and a hospital raid and a benzine explosion claim casualties in Europe.
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Newark
N. J
Submarine Boat Corporation
Saldiere
Washington
Fuel Administration
Charles W Fulton Former Oregon Senator Dies
Charles W Fulton former United States senator from Oregon died at his Portland home after months of declining health. Born August 24 1853 in Lima Ohio he moved to Oregon in 1877 and built a legal and political career in Astoria and Portland. Fulton survived a famous seaside gun battle while pursuing a robber and later became a leading figure in Oregon politics, including battles in the state legislature and the senate race of 1904. He married Ada Hobson and had a son who became a stockraiser in eastern Oregon.
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Portland
Ore
Charles W. Fulton
United States
Oregon
Fulton
Charles William Fulton
United” ‘States
Lima
Ohio
Nebraska
Willamette Valley
Astoria
Elec
State Senate
Seaside
Columbia River
Charles Willardl
Willard
Benalde
Jack Willams
Lambert
Hevie- Hore
Joseph Simon
Sinem
Antiimon Publicana
New Fiction Titles in the Butte Public Library Catalog
The Butte Public Library lists a wide range of new fiction including Adams Samuel Hopkins Our Square and the People in It eight separate stories set in a New York square. Aumonier Stacy Friends and other stories. Barbusse Henri Under Fire a war tale. Beach Rex Laughing Bill Hyde and other adventures from Alaska to London. Doyle A Conan His Last Bow adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Churchill Winston The On Place of Light. Dell Ethel M The and other stories. Conan Doyle Sherlock Holmes adventures. and many more from Brubaker Howard to Burroughs Edgar Princess of Mars. The collection blends war stories romances detective tales and travel-adventure novels with notable works by Wells Doyle Churchill and Burroughs.
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Baroja
Pio
Cordova
Beach
Rex
Bill Hyde
Alaska
London
Bell
J. J
Benson
E. F
Mayfair
Frank Eyes
Beresford
J. D
Bottome
Phyllis
Cyrus T
Brady
Cyrus Townsend
Brainerd
Eeleanor Moyt
Scotland
Virgini Burroughs
Edgar
Mars
Abraham
David Levinsky
Carlson
C le
Cholmondeles
Alice
Christine
Churchill
Winston
Connor
Ralph
Cooper
Elizabeth
Crowell
Bertha
Dell
Ethel M
Dowd
Emma C
Dolly
Princess
Doyle
A. Conan
Sherlock Holmes
Jane
Larry
Fox
John
Happy Valley
Kentucky
Katherine I
Gibbs
George
Graham
Stephen
Anna Katherine
Gregory
Jackson
Northwest
Ho Rider
Allan Quartermain
Hall
Holworthy
Cormic One
Harben
Wil
Hayward
Laurence
Hergesheimer
Joseph
Vast List of War Era Short Stories and Authors
A long catalog of authors and titles from a period publication listing stories and works by Jack Hines Hughes Inez Haynes Kyne Peter Cr Cul the Heart of Horiton Mary Roberts Rinehart Hallie Rives Mary Ward Hugh Walpole Burton Stevenson and others. It notes themes of love, war impact, and American and English settings with varied fiction and serialized pieces.
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Hines
Jack
Hughes
Tauvert
New York
Trwin Inez Haynes
Kyne
Peter
Websterman
Him
Evelyn
Tauiehsin
Clara
Norris
E.W
Mary Roberts
the King
Rives
Hallie Beminie
Long Lane
Rowaneau
Messiah
Sepia
Tao
Upton
Stevenson
Burton B
Tangton
Soldiers letters favor women at Camp Kewin study
A Camp Kewin secretary tallies 1,447 letters received by soldiers. Of these 822 go to unmarried women, 397 to Mrs Somebody, 496 to Mr or Miss, and 132 to business addresses. Mothers and sisters appear to receive many notes, while men receive fewer.
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Kewin
Tren
Herton
Roeved
Toy Men of Letters
Camp Lewis notes and Red Cross drive results
Weekly Camp Lewis report ending January 25 shows 78 communicable diseases among 31,132 served, measles and other illnesses listed with several deaths reported. Army article notes the “Wild” West division name and benzine board for officers. Northern division of Red Cross reports over 200,000 extra Christmas memberships across Minnesota Montana North and South Dakota with Minnesota reaching over 314,000.
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Pace
Divnetary
Camp Lewis
Eral
Sim
Army and Navy Journal
France
Camp Levis
Leutenant
Bris
Frederick & Foltz
Pershing
Col
la & Ryan
Montana
Minneapolis
The
Red Cross
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Arbitration of Wages in National Packing Strike
In a Washington mediated dispute, an arbitration panel will set wage boosts, equal pay for women, guaranteed hours, and overtime rules for plant workers across cities including Chicago and Denver. The talks involved eighteen questions, with union demands for $1.8 wage rise, seniority, and sanitary facilities, while government intervention remained unconfirmed as President Wilson weighed options.
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Washington
Jan
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Fighteen Questsmm
Come Oa
Great Recreation Centers for Americans in France
In Savoie Alps the army selects the first major recreation centers for American troops on leave. The YMCA, with army cooperation, mobilizes workers to receive 3000 soldiers arriving mid next month. Centers open at Aix les Bains and Chambery, rooms priced 220 to 340 per day. Free amusements, baths, concerts, lectures, and plays planned. Canteens, tennis, baseball, golf facilities provided. more centers planned across France as needed.
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Paris
Department of Savoie
French Alps
Youn Men's Christian Association
Bas
Savol
Aix-tes- 1
Hamberg
Charles
Young Men’ Christian Association
Les- Bains
Charles- les-Eaux
Chambery
Aix-les-Baines
Lecuures
Young Mens Christian Association
France
Tae Army
Sper
Atk
Launching Is Successful Despite Threat to Police
A Pacific Port event faced threats to police protection but the steamship launch went ahead. Police restricted access, keeping out most bystanders while cordons and special-card holders secured vantage points. Chief Johnson refused to reveal details of the threats. the launch was completed.
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Pacific
Patie
Johnson
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Future's Security
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Japan
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LOAR
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Cable
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Robert Perkins
American Relief Commission
Tealy
Castle
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Berlin
Munich
Bavaria
Schlossheim
Vossische Zeitung
ULTON
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