Greene County Newspaper Founded in Bloomfield Indiana
Tie Broomfield Democrat iy presents a 1861 established weekly with Tuesday and Friday editions. Publisher editor Sinkard offers annual and semiannual subscriptions. current rates include 1.56 yearly and 0.75 for six months, single copies five cents. Advertising rates apply by line.
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Food Administration Sets Sales Force for Conservation Drive
The distribution division of the United States Food Administration plans a nationwide program for wholesale distributors to spread conservation measures. About 46 090 salesmen will urge retailers to adopt policies reducing credit and extra services to save resources for the army and navy.
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United States Food Administration
Food Administration
Hun
Unen
Onereyerinis
Frogeres
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Greene county conscription list for next call to service
The Greene county Conscription Board prepares for the next call of men for Uncle Sam. The compiled lists include veterans from the prior examination and those who passed the last exam, with exemptions possible. The article prints the nearly complete roster with addresses, serial and order numbers, noting five missing names.
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Conscription Board of
Greene County
Uncle Sam
Big Guns and Heavy Artillery In World War I Tactics
Readable fragments describe large French and American artillery pieces, their roles in the front, and training of crews. Mentions 50 ton guns, gunnery procedures, and officers valuing heavy weapons in modern warfare. References to observers, camps, evacuations, and maps of artillery deployment.
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Wwc Cine Ubiers
New Jersey
Prench
United States
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Fragmentary notes on ongoing operations and year-round activity
The readable text mentions ongoing operations year round and references various localities and entities, including Atmesa and Indie, with unspecified costs and activities. The garbled passage hints at sustained activity despite quarterly expectations and references to Mercartacce and suppliers, but details are unclear.
Caterpillars Ravage Auvergne Region Causing Evacuations
A plague of caterpillars devastates Vay in Auvergne France with damage across Aiguilhe Vals and riverbanks. Roads blocked crops damaged and villagers flee as washerwomen lose work and normal life is disrupted by the insect swarm.
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Vay
Auvergne
France
Aiguilhe
Vals
Horna
Nehemiah Secures King’s Support For Jerusalem Walls
Nehemiah reveals his sorrow to Artaxerxes cupbearer status and asks to leave court. The king approves a leave and letters. Nehemiah travels with guard to Jerusalem and begins work to rebuild the walls, signaling bold faith and prudent diplomacy.
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Akon
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Sanhallat
Tontah
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