Fire of Huns Met by American Artillery at Cantigny and Montdidier
American forces in France launch a heavy bombardment at Cantigny destroying a German ammunition dump while fires erupt in Montdidier. The Germans suffer intensified pressure as U S troops entrench deeper and fire back at double the rate. An American alarm clock ruse and a patrol raid reveal German deception, with several trenches abandoned and captured signs brought back by a lone German.
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Cantigny
Montdidien
France
Montdidier
Fritz
Organizer Arrests End in Dismissal of Kidnapping Charges
In Miles City a court dismissed charges against twenty-one citizens linked to kidnap rape allegations involving J A McGlynn and two nonpartisan League organizers. McGlynn was arrested on sedition charges as he left a witness chair. E L Fisher, McGlynn’s alleged attorney, was jailed after attempting to hinder the sheriff’s arrest. Attorney General CL Ford arrived to aid the prosecution and was escorted safely into the court amid a tense gathering. No violence occurred.
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Miles City
Mons
J. A. McGlynn
McGlynn
McGlvran
E. L. Fisher
McGlyan
CL. Ford
Uruguayan Minister in London Named U.S. Envoy
The Uruguayan minister in London has been appointed minister to the United States, signaling a shift in diplomatic postings. The decision places a South American diplomat in a key role with the U.S. government.
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London
United States
Chicago bars socialists from public school meeting space
City council action bars Bar on Socialists and all anticovernment groups from using public school buildings as meeting places. Aldermen voted against the measure, and the resolution was defeated. Amsterdam reports Lieut Geigel, a Bavarian star, celebrated a week after a sensational victory.
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Chicago
City Council of
Resolutl
Huw
Amsterdam
Geigel
Steamship Line Declares Extra Dividend in December
The Paris Mail Steamship Company declared an extra dividend of 3 percent in addition to the regular 40 cent disbursement. An extra dividend of 2.56 dollars was announced for December 19.
Houston Aviator Benjamon Maurice Dies From Field Crash
Lieutenant Benjamon Maurice of New York died at Ellington Field Houston from injuries after an airplane fell on April 6.
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Houston
Tex
Benjamon
Maurice
New York
Elington Field
Iowa War Effort Notes Amid Bond Seizures and Draft Protests
Federal agents seized $5000 in German bonds from August Tierman near Newton. He bought $3000 in War Savings Stamps and surrendered excess flour and sugar. Amos Brunk of Camp Dodge faces court martial for refusing uniform. Rev J A Robinson arrested for espionage talk at Camp Dodge. Iowa launches flour conservation campaign and packing-center gains noted. State finances show $1 829 448 82 on hand with no warrants. Graft and white slave probes target hotels and illicit transfers. Sergeant Hawkins of Red Oak earns the French War Cross after a daring reception.
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Newton
Amos W. Brunk
Camp Dodge
United States Army
J. A. Robinson
Church of the Brethren
Des Moines
United States
Robinson
Iowa
Carlisle
Iowa Food Administration
Groser
James Sperato
Red Cross
Warren County
Department of Agriculture
Sioux City
Quaker Oats
Cedar Rapids
Eiiwin H. Hoyt
Haa
German Telephone Company
Marshall County
Owen C. Hawkins
Red Oak
Rainbow Division
Deems
Burlington
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Food Administration
Laws
Jews State College
Ames
Woodbury County
Road Administration
Department of Justice
Illinois
Delta
Tierman
Germany
Agricultural Department Items of Interest in The Times
Agricultural Department items of interest read by readers, compiled by experts from the United States Department of Agriculture and other noted writers. The column highlights recent developments, research findings, and practical farming tips from government and allied sources.
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the Times
United States Department of Agriculture
Prevent Seeding First Principle Against Weeds
The article from the U.S. Department of Agriculture urges early weed control to prevent seeding. It covers timing from pre flowering to full bloom, tillage, harrowing, dragging, weeder use, cultivators, and mowing. It emphasizes ensuring seedbed readiness, two directional intercultural tillage, and hand removal for scattered weeds to curb future weed problems.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Scavengers of Weeds by Sheep Tested in Minnesota Trials
Scavengers of Weeds. Next to goats sheep are the greatest scavengers of weeds and waste vegetation known to the American farmer. Four varieties of weeds and grass were eaten readily by sheep in a test at the Minnesota station.
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Afinnasota
Saw Quiet After Tarrowing Meal Policy
A brief note instructs not to disturb the saw after Tarrowing and to provide only a small drink of middlings and water, meeting the stated procedure.
Safe Lantern Hanger Along the Rigging
A wire strung overhead serves as a convenient safe place to hang lanterns in the harness area. Sailors can slide the lantern along the wire as needed for illumination while working.
Oh Harness Often Harness Cited Inconsistent Usage
A note highlights frequent improper citation of the harness term, urging consistent references to avoid wear and confusion. The guidance emphasizes clear attribution to prevent heating and misuse over time.
Spread Manure Practices Outline
The note urges frequent manure spreading to boost soil fertility and later crop yields. It promotes continuous application for better microbial activity and nutrient availability, suggesting regular, practical steps for farmers.
Meep Dogs at Home
A note warns that dogs, as domestic animals, should stay at home to prevent menacing behavior and spread of infection between farms when they roam at large.
Care for Farm Tools and Maintenance Tips
Advice on oiling tools when stored to prevent rust. A bright saw works faster than a dull, rusty blade. Shears stored in spring without oil will be of little value when needed.
Planting Shade Trees in Low Pasture Spot
In a pasture with a low spot, start by placing shade and shelter trees. Insert stakes or cairings into the ground to anchor young trees and fence off the area to protect them, guiding growth and moisture protection.
Prevents Waste of Corn by Feeding Value of Plant Parts
The article discusses a site that prevents waste of corn by utilizing stalks leaves and husks which contain important feeding value of the corn plant.
Grain and Clover Substitutions Boost East Meat and Milk
Replace much grain with Alvsisia sunset clover and silage to cut costs and boost meat and milk production in the east. This substitution could yield large savings in feed efficiency and support livestock output.
Keep Weeds Oit and Farm Land Right This Season
Farmers urged to control weeds and keep fields active with crops. The message warns that eighty weeds cannot overtake productive land, stressing timely cultivation and weed management to protect yields.
One Hundred Hens Per Farm Aims To Bolster Food Supply
Government report urges 100 hens on every U S farm to produce 60 billion eggs yearly. War emergency poultry program argues this target is feasible on existing waste materials and would strengthen national stock amid feed price hikes and transport delays.
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United States
Egart‘ment’ of Agriculture
Barberry Threatens Wheat Across North States
The United States Department of Agriculture warns the common barberry root to stem rust in wheat, oats, barley and rye. The weed slows yields across North Dakota South Dakota Montana and Minnesota by about 200 million bushels, urging removal from yards and hedges. Owners in the upper Mississippi valley should dig out barberry bushes to curb rust spread.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Paimerry
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
Ists
Mississippi Valley
Wyaming
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania State College sheep feed study finds silage risk for pregnant ewes
Four year experiments show silage alone endangers pregnant ewes while a mix of corn silage and alfalfa hay boosts lamb vigor and lowers costs. A winter grain blend of shelled corn, oats, wheat bran and oilmeal supported breeding ewes with good results.
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Pennsylvania State College
Weeds and Palos Tackle Persistent Plant Invaders
Community gardeners discuss effective methods to control stubborn weeds in Palos area plots. Experts emphasize targeted removal, soil preparation, and timely treatment to prevent regrowth in shared green spaces.
Rich Source of Protein Skim Milk Compared to Whole Milk
A health note states skim milk offers more protein than whole milk per serving. It suggests choosing skim milk for higher protein intake while maintaining calcium and vitamin content.
Spraying Practices Highlight for Good Fruit
Spraying is essential for quality fruit though many growers begin or perform only half the job. Learn when to spray and apply thoroughly to ensure success in harvests.
Pigs Demand Utmost Care For Spring Sows
An advice piece urges all pig owners to give the newborn piglets born this spring the highest care. It emphasizes personal responsibility whether owner has large farm or single sow, and stresses attentive feeding handling and early welfare.
Pull Out Weeds in Hard to Reach Garden Corners
The article urges pulling out weeds by hand in late garden cultivation, focusing on areas near fences or places a plow or hoe cannot reach. It emphasizes manual removal to prevent weed spread and prepare soil for later crops.
Keesing Sees Benefit in Fertilizing Blossoms
A fragmented report notes attention to fertilizing blossoms for community benefit. It mentions a plan tied to a grant or payment and references a honer or donor expected to yield value.
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Keesing
Beneft
Grain Sorghums Near Plains in Amarillo Panhandle Region
Grain sorghums are tied to the Plains area in the Panhandle region, with emphasis on trial crops and regional cultivation. The report notes the event taking place in the Plains area of the panhandle, highlighting agricultural focus and local interest.
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Punhandle
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