Wheat Saving and U S Wheat Exports in WWI Era
The article summarizes U S wheat consumption and export projections during World War I. It cites per capita use, population estimates, and stock figures to project exportable wheat for July 1, 1918, under various consumption scenarios and notes historical export levels in 1914–15 and 1915–16.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Atlantic
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates of
the Department
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Help a Farmer Hold the Line Your Duty This Season
Wartime appeal urges emergency farm labor from towns and counties to boost war food production. It calls on town men with farm experience to work on nearby farms during peak seasons, stressing duty, unity, and the need to prevent labor shortages that could threaten victory.
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United States
Hell
Our National Problem and War Time Credit Use
The Federal Reserve Board outlines a plan to convert less essential credit into essential production and distribution of goods. Saving credit and money accompanies saving labor and materials in adjusting national business to a war economy.
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Federal Reserve Board
Seeds Inside the Hole Not a Hen Says Gardener
Jorkin asks Harkins what is buried in a hole. Harkins suspects a stolen hen but Jorkin insists the seeds are inside. The exchange ends with a clarifying but humorous note about what is planted versus what seems buried.
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Jorkin
Harkins
Furniture and Refrigerators Sale Prices Listed
The listing shows two items: an all felt mattress priced at 14.50 and refrigerators with ice capacity and white enamel food chamber priced at 27.50. Sale price for the mattresses is 25.00.
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