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Newspaper
Orland Zenith
Location
Orland, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1919
Page
1
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture notes that proper farm storages could have kept millions of bushels of corn marketable last fall. Farmers lack regulatory power over weather and grain conditions.
Eliza Jane Gillis born August 5 1840 in Morrow County Ohio died December 27 1918 at her Orland Indiana home aged 78 years 4 months 22 days She lived in Ohio Indiana and Williams County with seven children and many grandchildren Her devoted care for family and service to others marked a life of truth honesty patriotism and Christian living Funeral conducted by Rev Henry Jones at the Orlando Congregational Church.
Thomas Kelso born April 3 1845 in Greenfield Township LaGrange County Indiana lived there until 1854 then moved with parents to Noble Township Branch County Michigan where he passed away December 23 1891. He is remembered for helping the homeless and needy and leaving a sister Mrs Surat another sister Mrs Mary Todd nine nieces and two nephews and many friends. Funeral services were held December 26 at the home with J K Wyant officiating and interment at Greenlawn Cemetery Orland. In the week after the armistice signed the Red Cross Bur eau of communication processed 40000 inquiries.
The United States shipped 65,980,306 bushels of wheat and flour between July 1 and October 10, aiming to supply Allies with over 237.5 million bushels by year end. Despite wartime shortages, production and conservation enabled a return to a normal wheat diet and continued support for Europe.
The Food Administration asserts democracy rests on individual initiative and willingness to serve the nation in emergency. It argues disciplined citizens can solve domestic and Allied food needs, proving the nation’s faith and ability to defend itself without becoming Prussianized.
A noted wartime feat involved sending 141 million bushels of wheat to Europe, a surplus seen as a key achievement of the American food effort during the critical year of the war.
Women in this country were given the greatest service in war effort to feed warriors and war sufferers. The piece extols wartime duties and simple homely virtues as central to national sacrifice and the role of women in history.
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