Hans: Are Certainly Up Against It Now
Reports say a major battle may erupt on the western and Italian fronts. Americans and British have been advancing, taking prisoners and gaining positions. Russia prepares conscription, Austria teeters toward revolution. A Junior Red Cross forms to teach sewing for soldiers. Swine Breeders meeting in Senninger’s hall drew a small crowd with hog raising talks from local experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Austria
Swine Breeders Association
Senninger’s Hall
Professor Hemmer
William Heitmann
Frank Overbeck
Holland
Corn Will Win Democracys War
Surplus wheat is sent to famine threatened Europe as America's corn crop surpasses 3,000,000,000 bushels. Officials say corn will save the world food situation and housewives begin to use more corn in bread and baked goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States Food Administration
Cork
Valley Forge
Europe
War Time Wheat Marketing Explained to Farmers
The Food Administration Grain Corporation now controls wheat sales from farm to foreign buyers, aiming to buy every bushel and set grades. A Missouri farmer learns pricing at country points by comparing New York and St Louis markets, deducting freight and handling costs, showing how government supervision shapes prices and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Food Administration Grain Corporation
Col BI Jenkins
Missouri
Co-Operative
Col. Jenkins
Food Administration
Colonet
Foot Administration
Congress
Department, of Agriculture
Sid
Tam
Ni Vion Attero
Sip
Pood Adminiistration Grain Corpoeration
We Food Administration
United States
America
Department of Agriculture
France
Georgi
New York
Tie
Grain Corporation
St. Louis
Pood Administration Grain Corporation
New York City
Sikeston
Belog
Commission Dirm
B. Sikeston
Residents and visitors noted in Jasper region movement
The column lists Edwin Stallmann, Ella Reutmann, Hugo Robert, Henry Huebschman and many others arriving, visiting, or leaving towns like Jasper, Loogootee, Huntingburg, Evansville, Louisville, and Cincinnati. It records farm trips, threshing work, and family visits spanning St. Henry, Mariah Hill, Siberia, Glennonville, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Robert
Huntingburg
Joe Gerber
Evanaville
Henry Huebschman
Evanston
The Soldiers Chances Amid War Mortality and Health
The article outlines soldiers odds in war, noting 29 home for 1 killed, 49 to 1 recoveries to deaths from wounds, and 1 in 500 of losing life. It argues improved front line care and disease protection boost odds versus civilian life, with disease killing more in past wars and wartime protection extending to dependents.
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Ue Front
Toman
Seathieobess
Shothering Spells Helped by Thedford's Ha Dru
Mrs Lucy J Beatty of Coalton Ohio reports long stomach trouble with a hard lump causing bloating and smothering spells. After doctors failed she tried Black Draught, bought two packages, and was cured. Advertisement promotes Thedford's Ha Dru with a general claim of helping thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalton
Ohio
Lucy J. Beatty
Thedford
World War I Shell Loading Plant Opens In New Jersey
A massive government shell loading facility in New Jersey will soon begin operations, part of a network of four plants. It spans about 2,500 acres with 100 buildings and 1.3 million square feet of storage, employing over 5,000 workers including many women. The plant operates 12 loading units for shells from 37 millimeters to 16 inches, with air scrubbers and specialized protective gear for handling high explosives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew
New Jersey
France
Troum Ja
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Hans
Red Cross
Bertha Rickelmann
Ee Farmers
Charles Woman
Ce Asidn
Tub
PRN
Edwin Stallmann
Jasper
Henry Uebelhoor of
St. Houis
J.A. Sondermann
Loogootee
G. A. McLane
St. Henry
Mariah Hill
Ella Reutmann
Louisville
Joseph Schum
Glennonville, Mo
Robert Kaninenberg
Town
R. J. Beckmann
Dr. Vo Knapp
Frances Mehling
Mrs. Math Morgen
Near St. Henry
Robert Ramsey
Susie Seger
Arthur
Loretta Barth
Gransville
Wm. Kaninenberg
Mary Renken
Carrie Yaeger
Cincinnati
Theodore Huelsman
New Siberia
Anna Schepeler
Norbert
Conrad
Uchan
St. Meinrad
Elmer & Huelymann
Siberia
Frank Arnold
Joe
Joe Bickwermert
Fred
William and
James Mauck
Eckerty
Father Eberhard
Hattie Mueller
Renken and
Yaeger
Evansville
John Bpnle
Hilda of Huff
Minnie Bulte
Gertrude Reinacker
Theresia Fall
Rosa Miller
Ma Leppert
John C. Hasefurther
Anna Wagner
Fay Louisville
Colorado
Albert Schriefer
Lamar
Peter Korresael
St. Philips
Sr. M. Salome
Berg & Hasenonur
Near St. Anthony
Charles Bickwermert
Rad Bickwefmeit
S [da Leinenbach
Louisa Schlachter
Herman Leinenbach
Misa Katie Biuchof
Bertha Bickelmann
Hunggugburg
Mixa Delia Jenner
Tall City
Frank Kessens
Basineta
Tony Breehkoettu
Paul Kbach
Ben Weber
Dotersburg
Theodore Peters
Albert
Settr Dermann
Gowell
Hubert Quante
Marceda
Hubertina
Snyder
Indianapolis
Dve Snyder
Anton Keller
John Olinger
Fred Michel
Florenz Kitten
Baby
Cornelia
Irene
Alfred Heidel
Leo Wirtzberger
John Schnieders
Gon
H. EF. Brackmann
Victoria
John Schoenhoff
Cannelton
George A. McLane
Senninger Bldg
Ferdinand, Ind
McEcall
Joney
McCall Petterne
Cory
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