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Indiana War Drafts and Wheat Outlook In 1918
Washington reports a call for about 2000 draft army men to train in mechanical work at Indianapolis and Purdue for front and rear duties, with some to Purdue and others in Indianapolis. Indiana crops face mixed conditions as wheat and oats prospects vary across counties, and food conservation measures spark local actions.
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Washington, D. C
Andrew J. Lampert
Shelburn
Roy Fred Green
Indianapolis
Emiline Ashby
Lyles
Eliza Wiseman
Batesville
Anna M. Rehder
Valparaiso
Mary E. Moran
Mary E. Gray
Helen M. Fowler
Crown Point
Elizabeth C. Fry
Muncie
Elizabeth Casebeer
Orland
Eliza J
J. Sesbey Crawfis
Indiana School For the Deaf
Indiana
Purdue University
Greencastle
DePauw University
Huntington
Jeffersonville
Clark County
S. E. Bally
Charlestown Milling Company
Bolly
Boonville
B. F. Shaver Canning Company
Frankfort
Clinton County
County Food Administration
The
Food Administration Grain Corporation
Watson
Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
Indiana Wheat Men
Grain Corporation
Ernest Thornburg
Shelbyville
State Fuel Administration
Philadelphia
Stanley Worekoff
Seaboard
United States Grain Corporation
Wyskoff
Atlantic
Petersburg
Tike County
Fred Alexander
Pike County
Michigan City
Arthur P. Snyder
John C. Miller
Earle C. Calvert
Theodore Lust
Alexander Spychalski
H. L. Crumpacker
Sesson
M. J. Kenefick
F. C. Miller
Red Cross
Charles F. Coffin
Gary
American Coal and Supply Company
Chicago
Hammond
Whiting
Indiana Harbor
Orer
W. S. Fuer
Lake County
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Capitol
Goodrich
Ralston and Durbin
J. B. Keating
J. N. Carey
W. T. Malott
George B. Dockwoodt
Washington
A. T. Hert
Louisville
Bishop McDowell
I. L. Frick
Grose
de Pauw University
Hofman
Ohio Wesleyan