Hoover warns food prices may rise after armistice
Food Administrator Hoover says immediate price drops are unlikely after the armistice with some commodities rising as liberated shipping and stock reach markets. He notes continued effort to curb profiteering, embargo maintenance to protect stocks, and mentions famine risks in Europe including 40 million in Northern Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Missouri
The
Food Administration
Mr. Hoover
Hemisphere
Far East
United States
Europe
Russia
Missouri Food Ruling Expands Sugar Allowances After December 1
The Missouri Division of the Food Administration announces new food regulations after December 1 increasing household sugar to four pounds monthly where available, with four pounds per ninety meals for hotels. Manufacturers may receive additional supplies, and the 20 to 1 rule requiring substitution in wheat flour remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory
Missouri
The
Food Administration
Germany
Federal
Washington
Hoover
American resolve on food aid after the war
Mr. Mumford stressed that tons of food must be exported this year, 50 percent more than last year, to feed 180 million neutrals and smaller postwar nations. He warned a food let-down would threaten Allied morale and reconstruction, noting how food sustained Russia, the Central Powers, Italy, and the Allies during crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mumford
Russia
Italy
Austria
Germany
America
Cross Roads and Corn In Late Week Local News
Local notes from Cross Roads detail corn gathering nearly finished and visits among residents. Ray Lawrence and Grace Lawrence are among those mentioned with relatives in nearby towns. Cattle shipments to Chicago, farm changes, and a reopened school after flu leave add to community updates.
Farm Notes From Browning and Nearby Areas
Several farmers sold turkeys and delivered them at Browning on Tuesday. Lot Langdon of near Moberly visited his parents Mr and Mrs W S Langdon last week. Ed Crump and family, formerly on 8 C Harmon's farm east of Coraland, moved to R E Prather's farm west of Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Lot Langdon
Near Moberly
Mrs. W. S. Langdon
Ed Crump
8. C. Harmon
Cora
R. E. Prather
Farmers Bank of North Salem financial statement
The Farmers Bank of North Salem Missouri presents its financial condition as of close of business November 14 1918 in a Leader-Record notice published November 28 1918 at Brown ing Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Bank of North Salem
North Salem
State of Missouri
Leader-Record
Browning
Bank Statement for Linn County Bank Missouri 1918
The document shows a financial statement from Linn County Bank in Missouri listing assets including loans and discounts 116 867 9, real estate, bonds, stock and other items totaling 151 105 17. Liabilities include capital stock 10 000, surplus 8 000, deposits 107 492 70, certificates of deposit 12 495 24 and other liabilities totaling 151 105 17. The figures are sworn by President A. W. Payne and Cashier Dillard V. Mardis on November 20 1918 before a notary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrencey
Missouri
of Linn
A. W. Payne
Dillard V. Mardis
Cashier
A. D
Gladys C. Mardis
Notary Public
Hotel rental notice by Mrs Emma Peters
Mrs Emma Peters announces availability to rent her hotel or offer private residence space. She urges interested parties to meet her immediately to negotiate terms and view the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Peters
Alvin R. Shipley Dies in France of Pneumonia
Word reached Roger neighbors that Alvin R. Shipley, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Shipley, died in France from pneumonia. He completed the local high school course years ago and was regarded as an exemplary young man. He had not been in France long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shipley
Near Roger
Alvin R. Shipley
France
Alvin
Our City
Son in France Wounded in Action Sends Update Home
Mr and Mrs B Keith ley receive a letter from their son John in France reporting wounds from shell fire and a hospital stay. The letter is dated November 5 and says he expects to be out soon.
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B. Keithley
John
France
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Joseph Nickell
Browning, Mo
Ray Lawrence
Dave Norman
Ernest Dodson
Grace Lawrence
Issebelle Maggarta
George Franklin
Roy Edens
Brookfield
John Kenley
Milan
Cecil Dodson
Roy Taylor
Fay
D. G. Havens
Chicago
James Daniels
Mrs
Bev Franklin
Thomas Jennings
Raymond Harris
Fred Maggart
H. P. Maggart
Margaret
Nellie Long
Kansas City
Everet Dodson
Curt Tharp
Ed Lawrence
Herbert Kenley
Cross Roads
Geraldine
Charley Morris
Monia
Financial Statement
E.H Moore
G. W. Smith
James A. Baker
Business Directory
Roy Whaley
M.W. A
J. E. Marvin, V. C. P. Darr
Biswell Lodge
A.F
A. M
O. L. Lay
W. M. J. W. Smith
Sec
Browning Lodge
J. T. Hooker
N. G. Myrtle Peterson
Oracle
Thos. McCown
Bessie Powell
J. I. Harmon
J.W. Sevier
J. A. Calhoun
R. M. Calhoun
T. Cashier
Farmers’ Exchange Bank
J. W. Sevier
J. M. Thurlo
H. A. Thurlo, Wm. Shepherd
H.C. Pearson
L. G. Schrock
Walter Taylox
James Neet
Pres
R. C. Bailey
A. E. Lambert
E. ©. Bailey
Ass’t Cashier
the Peoples Bank
Browning, Missouri
Pribrkctoenks
C. Bailey
W. £. Duckworth
J. B. Stone
A. B. Lambert
Topsy
Swift & Company
Swik & Company
Union Stock Yards
Minas
U.S.A
Live Stock Commission.co
James H. Gooch
B. D. Boutina
F. R. Duncan
Gashier
J. L .Bolling
Asst. Cashier
Browning Savings Bank
SB. D. Botume
J. B. Harmon
B. F. Johnson
W. T. Prater
J-H. Karvona
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