Back home war ends and Valter's Dainty Flour returns
War ends and Valter's Dainty Flour returns to market after months off due to wartime milling rules. The flour is described as an ideal from its peak quality, made with the Valier slow-process method using soft wheat.
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Immense War Costs Revealed by Treasury Reports
Treasury compilations show about 15.16 billion dollars spent by the U.S. in the year ending today on war government operations and allied loans. By year end total war costs reach roughly 24.5 billion, with 10 billion for the army, 2 billion for the navy, 1 billion for civil needs, and 4.15 billion for loans to allies. Receipts from taxes cover about one third. two thirds financed by loans and war securities.
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