Foreign markets for farm products present problem
The United States export picture shows 70 percent of agricultural exports in meat cotton wheat and wheat flour for the year ending June 30 1919 with a total agricultural export value of 3 606 924 000. War measures support this surge but postwar shifts loom as European demand wanes and foreign credit unsettles trade.
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Washington
United States
Unitedtates
Gays
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Cmists
Europe
Interallied Food Commission
Ion
New York
American Seaboard
United Kingdom
America
Atlantic
Frozen Austrian gunners found in Alpine trench
St Bernard dogs locate several preserved Austrian artillerymen in an Alpine trench near Stelvio Pass about 10,000 feet up. Authorities believe an entire battery was buried in snow and seven bodies have already been recovered by searching parties.
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Geneva
Stelvio Pass
Oiler Stripped by Shafting in Nevada Mill
G W Pearl an oiler at the Olympic Mines mill in Vina Nevada was pulled onto a rapidly moving line shafting when his clothing caught on a set screw and was torn from his body He was whirled around several times before being thrown to the floor with only his shoes remaining He suffered only minor bruises and was taken to be checked by fellow workers
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Vina
Nev
G. W. Pearl
Olympic Mines Company
Pearl
Workers seize Wolfen plant as Berlin electrics at risk
In Wolfen near Halle workers at the untline dye works force the director to keep the plant open on German Memorial Day. About 400 workers enter the director’s office after the firm refuses the request. Noske sends troops. strikes spread to the Itterfield electric plant, threatening Berlin’s power supply amid martial law.
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Berlin
Wolfen
Halle
Gustav Noske
Itterfield
Shells Still Peril French War-Torn Areas
Laon France residents flee as bursts of shell and shrapnel continue after bombardment. Unexploded ordnance litter desolate fields with thousands collected by German prisoners for disposal, while fires from locomotives and battlefield debris spark new explosions.
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Laon
France
Indiana Coal Output Rises Across North and South Fields
Indiana reports rising coal production with 58 274 tons produced the past week. Two Clinton field mines remain idle as workers reject terms ending the nationwide strike. Other notes cover Indiana soldiers’ reimbursements, wheat and rye plantings, Evansville social centers, and city ordinances on buses and cards.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
Greene
Sullivan Counties
Clinton
Fayette Line
Fayette Township
Indianapolis
Harry B. Smith
State Department
Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Avansville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Evansville
National Centenary Fund
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Association
Billffton
Wells County
South Bend
Pence
Madison Circuit Court
Anderson
St. Joseph County
State Supreme Court
Stuart MaciKibbin
St. Joseph
Newcastle
Peter Kline
Frank Gilmore
Aurora
Logansport
James A. West
Portland
John Current
Jay County
Monticello
Breeders’ Association
Begg's Mustarine Ad Promises Nighttime Cold Cure
An old advertisement touts Mustarine as a non biletering remedy claiming rapid relief from chest cold and sore throat overnight. It markets uses for neuralgia lumbago rheumatic pains and mentions other injuries with Be sure Begg's Mustarine in the yellow box from 8 C. Well a Co. La Roy N Y.
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C. Wella & Co
la Roy, N
Toa IN REG Secret Promises and Puzzling Quips
Senator Sorghum says he keeps promises by filing copies of letters. A puzzle references a laughing Miss Ethel and questions about her disposition or teeth. Three-fingered Sam warns that retribution always lands and no one wins by dealing from the bottom.
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Ethel
Sam
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