Abandoned Wilson Tour and War News Sweep Press
Definite abandonment of President Wilsons Fourth Liberty Loan tour announced Tuesday. Capt Archie Roosevelt, severely wounded in France, has returned to America. Hastings reads an Oklahoma family’s ninth enlistment in Congress. German ships with women crew reach Tulea Sweden. Apple pickers needed. New York crop five times last year. Pepper growers in New Jersey receive a dollar per barrel. tomatoes rot from lack of pickers. Mount Vernon torpedo explosion kills 35 crew. ship reaches port under its own power. McAdoo reports railroad savings and efficiency gains. Baker arrival in France with officials and Major General Gorgas. 60 000 timber cutters sought in Maine.
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Insects Spread Losses in Grain Warns Agriculture
A USDA prepared note urges vigilance and community action to prevent insect damage to cereals. Fall plowing is recommended, and farmers should avoid planting corn on fresh sod. Intercrop between sod and grain to reduce pests, contact county agents, and maintain insecticides and sprayers.
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Surprise Day at The Hershey Store Draws Crowds
Mrs. Gailey questions alimony as a judge presides. Mrs. Golitely replies she would return to her husband if he falls behind. The feature promises a big day at The Hershey Store with excitement and sale anticipation.
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