Flour Shipments Bound for France From Puget Sound
Ten thousand barrels of flour will be shipped soon from Puget Sound aboard the steel freighter Eastern Light to France. It is the largest flour cargo sent from the port in two years amid reports of German food shortages and high prices, with Germany purportedly hoarding supplies while not starving.
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Puget Sound
Eastern Light
France
Germany
RED Cross
Krollpfeiffer
The
Echo
Leavenworth Creamery Changes Hands In Lease
I B E Van Brocklin and brother George G take over the Leavenworth Co operative Creamery under a lease to handle milk cream buttermilk and butter. They plan direct sales to consumers and to merchants for butter. The father operates a local dairy to supply milk and cream and a milking machine cooler and creamer will be installed to ensure sanitary handling.
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I’. BE. van Brocklin
George G. van Brocklin
M. O. van Brocklin
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Navy losses and shipborne soldiers in World War I
Vice-Admiral Gleaves states that 44 vessels of the US navy and army cargo transports were lost from April 6 1917 to November 11 1918. He notes that about 46.25 percent of American soldiers sent overseas were carried in US ships.
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Gleaves
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