Ordnance Department Through War Expands At Washington
An extended view of the U S Army ordnance office growth in Washington shows a 3 000 commissioned officers and thousands of civilian staff as the department reorganizes to supply weapons, ammunition, and transport for the war in France. Maj. Gen. William Crozier leads the unit with Brig. Gen. Wheeler acting chief and multiple bureaus handling engineering, control, administration, and personnel.
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James H. Collins
Committee On Public Information
Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
Ordnance Department of the Army
Quartermaster Department
Ordnance
Prac
France
Ordnance Department
United States
Army
Ita
Western Front
Ordnances Départment
Ordnante
William Crozier
Crozier
Charles B. Wheeler
General Wheeler
Gol
John H. Rice
Control Bureau
Coil
Tracy
Dickson
General Administration Bureau
William S. Pierce
Arsenal
Enes of Ordnance
War Council
General Staff of
Washington
America
New York Sun
Pershing
American Racing Pigeon Union
Biscalt
Riverdale
J. L. Gsrney
Pittsburgh
Frank J. Griffin
New Rochelle
Atlantic
New-York
United Homing Pigeon ‘Concourse
Griffin
Signal Corps
Chief Signal Office
Homer
Nce
No More Cherokee Chiefs Marks Shift From Tribal Ties
The Cherokee Nation plans to drop chieftaincy as progress moves forward, joining the Seminoles in abandoning this traditional relic. Advocates argue individual Indians must be released from tribal bonds for their own good and for the nation. A Canadian railroad telephony test shows moving trains can exchange verbal messages with standard equipment and no extra amplifiers.
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Students of the
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Cato Seils
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Colt health tips for hoof care and trimming
Advice on caring for horse hooves suggests frequent inspection of colt feet in pastures and barns. Emphasizes trimming toes to proper length, preventing overgrown heels, and keeping feet rounded to reduce cracking. Recommends regular cleaning and frog maintenance in the stable.
Sound Roughage for Sheep Feed Trends
Alfalfa fed carefully and pastured is a top roughage for sheep. Rapid rise in U S forage crops prompts closer study of alfalfa as a food for all classes of live stock. Once mainly cattle feed it is now used for horses swine and sheep.
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