Peace treaty provisions outline German cessions and borders
The document lists Allied terms from Versailles detailing German loss of Alsace Lorraine, sections on Dan zig, the Saar, East Prussia, and limits on the Rhine. It describes border changes with Belgium Luxembourg Denmark and Poland, plus colonies, and outlines German obligations to pay reparations and renounce overseas rights.
Alsace-Lorraine linked to France in peace treaty
The treaty assigns Alsace-Lorraine to France, makes the Saar valley temporarily international, and Danzig permanently internationalized. Germany renounces territory outside Europe, recognizes Poland and Czecho Slovakia independence, reduces army to 100000, abolishes conscription, limits navy to 24 ships and no submarines, restricts air search planes, and agrees to a large indemnity and future disposition of fleets and colonies. The League of Nations becomes a living organization.
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Germany Accepts Territorial Renunciations and Military Limits
The terms require Germany to return control of concessions in China and Egypt, renounce claimed rights, and transfer assets to Japan and Britain. Demobilization begins within two months, with a capped force and strict limits on fortifications, armaments, conscription, and naval strength under interallied supervision.
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Planting summer feeds to sustain dairy herds in drought
Mississippi dairy farmers face losses as pastures dry from July to September. Plant early sorghum, corn, or sudan grass near the barn to yield green forage for daily cutting. A larger area ensures feed until October, helping maintain milk flow and reduce winter costs.
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Howry to Honor Mississippi with Victory Bond Tour
Hon Charles B Howry graces Mississippi with speeches in the Victory Bond Drive. The Ohio native and former U S judge is praised for public service as state legislator federal district attorney and assistant attorney general who helped shape history. Friends in Oxford Columbus Clarksdale Jackson and other towns greet him and wish for a longer visit.
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