Fort Riley medical corps trains for national army service
Dr J D Bartlett describes Fort Riley training of 350 physicians with 700 expected, living under strict discipline as commissioned officers. Sixteen new medical reserve buildings rise, cantonments for 2500 enlisted, daily drills and sanitation studies, pay meals, and extended barracks for over 80,000 men when completed.
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Junction City
Manhattan
motorists urged out gasoline use
Washington reports a government warning that gasoline must be conserved to win the war. A. Bedford of Standard Oil urges Americans to treat autos as necessities and curb pleasure driving, noting crude oil production at 300 million barrels yearly while consumption runs 335 million, with stockpiles at 165,688,797 barrels as of May 1.
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United States
American Automobile
A. ©. Bedford
Standard Oil Company
Bedford
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Council of National Defense
Norway Near Starvation As Winter Looms
Norway faces a harsh outlook with food and fuel shortages as trade with the world remains cut off. Knud Bachke of Ardresen’s Bank in Christiania warns of hardship unless conditions change, discussing a $6 million loan discussion in New York and England’s blockade impact on Germany. County Attorney McConochie enforces a new “lazy husband” act against Philip Wooley and Sam Lumby for not supporting their families. trial set soon.
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Badhke
England
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Montana
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Language Gap Among French Restaurateurs Cited
A Columbia State observation notes how French restaurateurs are urged to learn English to interact with British and American soldiers, highlighting language barriers amid wartime presence.
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Columbia State
Shaft with dual sprockets found near Ben Moulton rafich
A shaft featuring two chain drive sprockets on each end was found near the Ben Moulton rafich about ten days ago. The object resembles a shaft used on a manure spreader and is currently under inspection. Local authorities note no immediate hazards and request identification from readers.
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Ben Moulton Rafich
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