Cottrell Urges Early Oats to Cut Foreign Feed Spends
Arkansas agricultural official Cortrell seeks to cut the large outflow of feed by urging farmers to plant oats early. He asks Little Rock merchants to press farmers, citing 1918 data showing Arkansas sent 2,018 cars of corn and 1,527 cars of other feed out of state, with an estimated value over 4.7 million dollars.
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OM. Cortrell
Little Rock Board of Commerce
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Little Rock
Travers
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Little Rock and Vicinity
Sim
Commissioner of Mines, Manufactures and Agriculture
Arbuckle
Arkansas News Across Counties in 1919 Meeting Notes
Arkana Hankers Association picks meeting sites Bentonville Fort Smith Conway Texarkana and Harrison while Seventh District plans settle at Stewart Pine Bluff. Little Rock Board of Commerce officers elected Roy Thompson as president and three vice presidents. influenza decline noted, various local civic, legal, and war related items across Fort Smith, Texarkana, Conway, Batesville and more.
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Uitte Rock
Bentonviltle Fort Smith
Conway
Texarkana
Hirtheville
Stutteart
Pine Bluff
Board of Governors
Little Rock Board of Commerce
Roy J. Thompson
Ed Commish
Charlies T Abeles
Third View
John F Boyle
J. & Ingland, Jr
Demobilization Plans and Occupation Forces Deliberated
Washington outlines demobilization pace with 300000 men monthly transportability and possible stay of 500000 in occupation roles. Talks cover how many American expeditionary forces remain overseas, with 78000 new camps in the US and broader troop reductions planned within a month. Also notes urged return to pound farming, and civil war veterans pensions slated at $215.92 million for next year.
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Washington
March
Senate
Cote Diftes
Wweson
Get March
Marshal Foch
United States
Gem Mare
Gor March
Sun
House Appropriations Committee
Purchase of Lower California and Sonora urged by California assembly
A California legislature resolution calls on Congress to pursue the United States purchase of Lower California and a strip of Sonora along the Colorado River as a military necessity. The move echoes veteran group advocacy and references John Pershing and allied war leadership.
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Sacramento
Congress
United States
Lower California
Sonora
Maxtoa
Theolorado River
Calfornia
Russians report Bolshevik bid to raise two million army
Travelers reaching Copenhagen and Bergen from northern Russia say Bolshevik leaders are attempting to assemble a 2,000,000 strong army for a spring campaign in southern Russia. The claim comes via milvices reports received here.
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Lovton
Copenhagen
Gergen
Russia
Milvices
Socialist Meet Postponed in Berne to February Second
The opening of the Inter national Socialist and Labor Conference has been postponed until February 2, Berne officials announced.
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Berne
International Socialist and Labor Conference
German Terror Tactics Exposed by War Correspondent
Thomas Modetesen, Wienitige Sun correspondent in New York, reports German terror extended to perverting jeers and prisoner abuse. He describes fear used to coerce prisoners as U.S. troops capture German personnel, noting harsh punishments and starvation tactics amid advances.
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Wienitige Sun
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Prater
Cera Fey
Uris
Stineanent
Dieta
Heronebly
Penely
Scouts Aided At Explosion During Emergency Response
In the aftermath volunteers assisted evacuations and relief efforts, guiding refugees, ferrying Bibles, pets, and essentials, delivering refreshment, and keeping children amused. Workers, messengers, and teens joined a coordinated relief push, aiding firefighters and authorities during the crisis.
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Valuy
Gelley
Neste
Gontevallees
Italy Scouts Plant Trees Amid National Restoration Drive
A wartime era piece reports Italy Scouts planting trees as part of a nationwide restoration effort. The record notes boyish labor and civic duties, praising collective action and tying it to broader national goals.
Baden Powell and Scouts Salute War Oath Anniversary
Baden Powell addressed the Boy Scouts of America on the anniversary of the war oath urging continued merit and effort to complete the fifth year of conflict. Chief Executive James E. B. responded praising the war service program and pledging full participation to ensure the fifth year ends successfully.
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Iubert
Balene Powell
Sour Ponelioni
Boy Scouts of America
James EB Fo
Vale
Doings of the Scouts in Montclair and Plainfield Fire Outbreaks
Montclair New Jersey scouts use a homemade heliograph to relay messages from Glen Gray to Montclair over sixteen and a half miles. Short readings and a fire response occurred three times in the mountains behind Plainfield with scouts aiding a needy elderly woman with food and fuel despite the danger. A Brooklyn troop joined to assist.
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Montclair
N. J
Glen Gray
Plainfield
New Jersey
Brooklyn
Endless Bread and Quail: A Sunday School Lesson
The lesson centers on Jesus offering spiritual nourishment over material hunger and recalls Israel’s journey in the wilderness. It notes God’s provision of manna and quail, the call to trust, the Sabbath, and the memorial use of manna as a reminder of divine favors. It highlights themes of faith, guidance, and the contrast between earthly hunger and heavenly sustenance.
Help From Nature Study Inspires Faith and Knowledge
A nature study essay highlights how learning nature’s laws honors the first Inventor, the designer of the world, and deepens love of God through greater knowledge. The piece frames science as a form of prayer and devotion, urging reverence for creation.
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God
Leonardo da Vinci
Think First Upon God Morning Reflection
A dated religious exhortation urges morning prayer and mindfulness of God upon waking. The excerpt stresses starting the day with thoughts of the divine and directing attention to God as a service to Him.
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God
Jeremy Taylor
Open shed vs closed dairy barn study compares costs and yields
The report compares open shed and closed barn systems for dairy cows, noting milking and feeding as the constants while other labor and care vary. It finds open sheds produced about 130.1 pounds more milk per cow per month and 4.65 pounds more butterfat on average, with total period gains of 1300 pounds of milk and 97 pounds of butterfat across 80 days, and discusses labor efficiency and farmer preference.
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Othe Dita
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