Grain Corporation tightens grip on wheat and mills war
A detailed account describes how the Grain Corporation controls elevator licenses, car allocations, and sales to stabilize prices, supply chains, and milling capacity. It explains licensed brokers, price tables, and the movement of wheat from farm to mill to port, with proxy figures on profits and farmer shares amid wartime shortages.
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Grain Corporation
United States Treasury
Uncle Sam
Maryville
St. Joseph
Chicago
Kansas City
Mats
St. Louis
Trail Elevators
The
United States
Hoamis
St. Kansas
Sir Joseph
Illinois
Food Administration
Canada
War Trade Board
France
U. S. Food Administration
Seaboard
Georgia
Atlanta
U. S. Food
New York City
Lcense
Distribution Divison
Minneapolis
Long-Distance Voice Heard 18 Miles Across Canyon
Reported in the Grand Canyon of the Colorado a man shouting the name Bob was heard 18 miles away at the opposite end. In Gibraltar, human voices have been heard at a distance of ten miles.
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Grand Canyon
Colorado
Bob
Gibraltar
Chief Grub Scout Talks
Hal B. Fullerton, expert on farming and a contributor to a railroad, is named Chief Grub Scout. He urges daily good deeds including plant life and animal life, arguing weeds should be left to wither with sun to dry and kill them rather than hoeing them out.
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Hal B. Fullerton
Boy Scouts
Substantial Perse World Quietly Endures Amid Change
The phrase hints at a stable, contemplative realm where lasting values persist despite ongoing shifts. It suggests a mood of quiet resilience and measured pace in a broad, philosophical sense.
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Edward Chambers
Santa Fe
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McAdoo
Enat
URING
Congress
Rain Corporation
New York
Atlantic
America
Victor Rousseau
W.G. Chapman