President Wilson and the League of Nations as world safeguard
Leslie's Weekly argues that Wilsons abroad trip centers on building a lasting League of Nations beyond petty borders. It says focus should be on curing grievances and fostering unity, not parochial detail, to ensure a strong international order and fulfill wartime responsibilities.
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Germany
Leslie's Weekly
Sugar Constrains Sugar Drawn From War Time Food Drive
Sugar citizens cut consumption by nearly a half million tons across July through October to avert a home sugar famine. The Food Administration’s rally kept supplies tight, allowing beet and Louisiana cane crops to come in. As Europe regains ships, the nation may resume normal sugar use but must continue restraint to aid allied economies.
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Food Administration
Louisiana
Europe
Meat Producers Duty in Wartime Pork Export Surge
Government highlights boosted pork production and conservation to export seven times prewar averages. Department of Agriculture and Food Administration credit increased cattle and hog numbers, with hogs up 8 to 15 percent, and heavier weights. Projections show 1.6 billion pounds more pork in 1918–19 to meet world fat shortages, aided by Hoover’s shipping plans and imports from Argentina and Australia. Beep note: beef exports also constrained by refrigeration limits.
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Australia
Notice of Utah land selections under 1894 act
United States Land Offices Salt Lake City Utah October 28 1918 notice that Utah filed lands under section 6 of the 1894 act for Indian School lands, with tract and section details. Protests on mineral vs agricultural value must be filed before final approval. lack of protest implies confirmation to the state. Register Gould B Blakemly notes publication dates November 7 to December 6 1918.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
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Blakmly
Register
No One Suffered Here From Our Self Denial
A fragment notes that volunteers cheer their voluntary food saving, claiming no hardship occurred and that health epith and self-satisfaction improved through friendly self-denial. The tone suggests a community pledge or carnival of abstinence.
Food conservation in America Triumph of self-denial
The article extols America for maintaining steady bread prices and curbing famine through voluntary sacrifice. It credits food control with preventing shortages amid German starvation, highlighting individual devotion to the national cause and praising national restraint. It ends with an advertisement note for The Globe.
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America
American Food Administrator’s confidence amid war gloom
In July 1917, as the United States entered its fourth month in World War I, the U.S. Food Administrator voiced firm confidence. He stated that despite a gloomy European outlook, no American with knowledge of wartime gains should fear democracy would fail to defend the nation.
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Gearer
Wester
Paris
Europe
Loyalty in Little Things Last Proof of Patriotism
Americans refrain from murmuring about sugar quotas dropping from four pounds to three and then to two, proving loyalty's value in times of need. Food Will Win the World.
Payment reminder for Globe subscribers in advance
The notice urges Globe readers to pay in advance to receive the newspaper. It notes many have settled due payments, but a number have not paid past dues and the required two dollars and four cents.
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Globe
The New West Magazine Building Establishment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a 1910 establishment and possible mining or development themes with names and incomplete phrases. The readable bits suggest a historical publication note or title page reference without a coherent event or person to identify.
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Subscription Invitation From The Garland Globe
A garland Globe sample copy invites readers to subscribe at two dollars per year. It urges becoming a regular reader of The Weekly Globe, praised as one of the best papers in Box Eider county and offers to add the reader’s name to a growing list.
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