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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1918
Page
6
A detailed account explains how the Grain Corporation oversees storage and sales of wheat, requiring licenses from elevators and mills, coordinating car allocations, and setting price schedules to equalize markets. It notes a sample car shipment, weekly reporting, and the aim to curb hoarding and price manipulation while preserving producer and miller interests.
The text describes how wheat from across the territory is routed to mills marked for immediate milling. Millers in the United States operate under Grain Corporation licenses and voluntary agreements to buy all supplies from the Corporation or face price controls. Mills must report manufacturing costs to the Milling Division, while derivatives of wheat serve domestic consumption to boost livestock production.
Mrs. Alice Stout returned from Bloomington after visiting daughter Mrs. W H Wylie. Rev Dr John Poucher ill at his Orleans home. James A Chaillaux and son Louis busy in county seat matters. Miss Gwendolin Wells home from Wellesley College for summer with Mrs. E O Grosvenor. L G Miller and Bayless Harvey at State Democratic Convention. John Henderson visiting boyhood scenes after Studebaker years. If you notice anything unusual in Earl Brown it is a boy, born Sunday night. Edward Comingore returns from Sidney for the weekend. No Mills will furnish sacks free. public square bags rented by J E Coulter at 1c per day. Seek in The Paolt Milling Co.
The State Superintendent of Public Instruction reports Orange County now has 4,840 school age children, up 45 from the previous year.
Official notice announces public auction on June 29 1918 of real estate belonging to executors in Orange County Indiana. Properties include parts of sections 14 11 and 13 with Lost River boundaries totaling about 87 acres. Terms require one third cash and two deferred payments with a first mortgage and 6 percent interest. Sale starts at 1 40 p m. Alfred W Bruner commissioner W J Throop attorney.
A compact notice announces round-the-clock call service for practical and experienced answers with flowers furnished. It underscores dependable support and 24 hour availability for inquiries and guidance.
Local notice lists B V Rhodes Livery Hauling Coal and wood ice or timber services with a phone number and office at Rhodes' Stable. The terse entry signals a small service provider offering transport and fuel-related goods from a stable premise.
An advertisement cites a trial bottle of Sane and a worming tonic for skin and digestion. It touts burdock Hinoc Bitters to restore digestion and purify blood, and Chamberlains Tablets as a health aid linked to ancient Greek symbolism.
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