Plan of Wheat and Flour Control for 1918 Crop
The Food Administration Grain Corporation will buy wheat at fixed fair prices across principal markets with open competition and no profit, outlining basic wheats and premiums, grade standards, and procedures for storage, inspection, and shipping to ensure producer protection and fair milling costs. It also describes transportation, insurance, and market operations to support flour pricing and the 1918 plan.
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Brave Refugee Heroine Delivers Word to General Heath
Marcia Hope tends a wounded scout in a riverfront storehouse. She braves sniper fire to deliver crucial orders by scow past enemy batteries, reaching General Heath at Malun to avert a near battle and secure a future for herself and Wilfred Arlington.
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Barry
Marcia Hope
Marun
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Marcia
Heath
Malun
Marcin
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Sia
Elsa
Wilfred Arlington
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Logi
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Some Germans make the Kaiser wild
A wartime verse harshly contrasts German and British attitudes noting Germans accuse Kaiser of cruelty while British respond with tanks. The poem mocks German threats toward civilians and praises British military resilience amid demonization.
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Kaiser
Notice to Creditors for George Richards Sr Estate
Administrator Henry Fischer informs creditors and all with claims against George Richards Sr deceased to present them with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims should be shown to Phil I. Cole at Chateau Montana, attorney for the administrator, dated August 3 1918. First publication August 8. Last August 29.
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George Richards, Sr
Phil I. Cole
Chateau
Montana
Henry Fischer
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