Notices of Homestead Claims in Spring Camp Idaho 1918
Notice from the Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Lewiston Idaho listing homestead entries by Harry Crow Clifford Fowell Anna King Leslie Ferguson and others. It notes intent to prove up three year claims before U.S. Commissioner J Loyal Adkison at Whitebird Idaho with witnesses named from Spring Camp Idaho and nearby Cottonwood.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Lewiston
Idaho
Willard ©. Powell
Spring Camp
Nwi
Ki Swi
Boise Meridian
J. Yal Adkison
Whitebird
Clifford Powell
Harry Crow
Leander ¥. Kelley
Elmer Powell
Tutto
Henry Herre Register
U.S. Land Office
Loyal Adkison
U. S
Willard C. Powell
Leander F. Kelsey
Hinay Herryson
Register
J. Loyal Adkison
Ames
Leander F. Kelley
Henry Heitfeld
U.S
Clifford Fowell
J. Loyal Addison
Chhimant
Harry Crow Leanders
Kelley
Willard
Nowell
Klimer Powell
Hawk
Heitpeld
Anna King
Cottonwood
H. W. Garets
Grangeville
Harry Blake
J. W. Hockersmith
John W. Smith
Henry Price
Boles
Leslie B. Ferguson
Jean W. Lamb
RJ. Kight
James Jackson
William McMahon
Heavy Heitfeld
Great Wheat Stocks Isolated By Shipping Shortage
The article notes wheat stocks stranded in India and Australia due to scarce shipping. Australia held 100 million bushels ready to export with no ships, an 80 million bushel surplus, totalling about 180 million awaiting shipment. India had 70 million, and Argentina ended a season with 11 million left. additions from new crops will grow totals. The core issue is shipping, forcing the United States to share its remaining stock with Allies.
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United States
India
Australia
Argentina
Baby joins Red Cross before birth in Chicago
John Watson Winter of Chicago becomes a Red Cross member before birth as his father, an official of the National Artificial Refrigerator Company, buys a membership and presents it to the mother. The remarkable anecdote highlights early civic involvement before the child’s arrival.
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Chicago
Red Cross
John Watson Winter
John
National Artificial Refrigerator Company
French Take Wheat Sacrifices for War Needs in France
Washington reports France has requisitioned its entire wheat crop. Only the very poor and workers in hard labor may have more than seven ounces of bread daily. The measure, explained as essential to transport American reinforcements, limits bread to seven ounces per day for most. pastry and confectionery are restricted, and bakeries operate under strict price controls.
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Washington
France
United States Food Administration
America
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