Improvement in Substantial Railroad Service October 1918
Hale Holden reports a substantial improvement in rail service for loading livestock grain and coal in October 1918 over October 1917. Livestock and grain cars rise with fruit traffic arrangements and 24 through trains from Colorado. Troop movements totaled 97 trains 39 194 men in the central western region. Coal loading up 14.5 percent and market conditions show less congestion with strong car supply and expanded terminals nationwide.
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Hale Holden
Central Western Region
Eral McAdoo
California
Colorado
Missouri River
Chicago
Holden
Wyoming
New Mexico
Arizona
Western Territory
Kansas City
South Omaha
St. Joseph Market
Camp Fremont
Cal
Camp Mills
L. L
Utah
Ilinois
Indiana
Illinois
Fuel Administration
Vale
Omaha
Ogden
Salt Lake
Peoria
Tri-Citiey
Des Moines
Omaha Consolidated Ticket Office
Union Ca
Norceiera Ee
Norceiera Ee. Office Cor Noy
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Excent
How He Ended Kidney Trouble
A local Alabama reader from Village Springs reports severe kidney trouble kept him bedridden for weeks. After taking Poley Kidney Pills, he felt relief after the first doses and was completely cured, praising the remedy as the best in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BE
Village Springs
Ala
Loonsider
War Department to Reorganize Nonmilitary Aid for AEF
The War Department announces a reorganization and expansion of nonmilitary work with the American Expeditionary Force abroad. Raymond Fosdick will study the Europe programs and report to General Pershing with recommended changes in organization equipment and methods while social hygiene and disease prevention remain priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
War Department Commission On
American Expeditionary Force
Raymond B. Fosdick
Europe
General Pershing
Foadick
Fendick
France
Germany
Perching
Liberty
Knights of Columbus
Icarce
Fosdick
Miss Helen Wilson To Christen Edellyn Ship Dec 21
Miss Helen Wilson daughter of Thomas E. Wilson will christen the 10,000 ton steel vessel Edellyn on December 21 at the Bun Shipbuilding plant in Chester Pa The ship owned by United States Shipbuilding corporation marks the largest launch since armistice and will aid famine relief to Europe The name Edellyn honors Miss Wilson Edward Wilson and the Wilson Lake Forest estate Also noted are Navy rear admiral promising career birthday and Marine Corps general birthdays with Illinois and Massachusetts ties.
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Chicago
Helen Wilson
Thomas E. Wilson
Chicago Packer
Edellyn
Bun
Chester
Edward N. Hurley
Charles Pier
Ein Corporation
Mr. Wilson
Edward Wilson
Lake Forest
Miss Wilson
Wellesley
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BAN Company
W. 17Th St
GAT Chong CO
Atre
W. 16Th St
the Palace Cafe
Carey
Wane
Ane Phing
AMEF
Visoe
Mr. Wood
Leader Office
Ashley. H. Robertson
United States Navy
Charles G. Long
United States Marine Corps
Massachusetts
America
England
Repington
London
Paris
Wilton
Paris Matin
Wilson
German
Africa
Russia
New York
Food Service
U. S. Food Administration
Mr. Kitchin
Canada
Moss
Red Cross
Rhine
Marshal Foch
Alsace and
Lorraine
Mesopotamia
Balkans
Literary Digest
Fourth Avenue
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