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Columbia's Gift to Russia Flour Ship Missouri Carries Aid
A large American relief effort sends 4,038,780 pounds of flour and corn to Russian famine areas. The Missouri, a 4500 ton ship, sails from New York to Libau after free transport from railroads and warehouses. W. C. Edgar and Col. M. C. Reeve lead the mission with support from the Atlantic line and the American Cereal Company to grind corn for distribution.
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Kowa
Nebraska
Russia
Missouri
New York Harbor
Libau
Milier
Minneapolis
Millers of
America
W. C. Edgar
United States
Canada
Alabama
Colorado
New
Matric of Co
New York
Lumbia
N. Dakota
Own
Ohiobee
Indiana
Pennesylvania
Illinois
Dakota
Kansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Texas
Louisiana
Virginia
Maryland
Wisconsin
Michhigan
Minnesota
Edgar
American Cereal Company
Akron
Ohio
Northwestern Millers’ Association
Secretary of the Treasury
Constellation
Atlantic Transport Line
Terminal Warehouse Company
North River
Berwynd-White Coal Company
Col
M. C. Reeve
Ol. Bkeeve
Ems
Mr. Edgar
Saale
Lloyd Line
Cook's Tourist Agency
Washington
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Ural Mountains