Land Office Notice of Timber Land Claim
Notice is hereby given that Hann J. Nelson of St Charles Idaho filed a claim December 1 1914 for SW NE and SW SE and NW SE Section 10 Township 8 North Range 6 East Boise Meridian with the land office in Boise. The hearing was set for May 28 1918 before United States Commissioner Aim Cherry at Montpelier Idaho. Witnesses named Hyrum Batetholdt John A Aldand John A Sparka Standley H Rich. T. Carruth Register.
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Andrew Bergreen
Xunnescoe
Ois Boi Sb. Woanes
Count Lake
Idaho
St. Charles
Nulice
Hann J. Nelson
St. Chirles
Wade
Boise Meridian
Mike
Aim
Cherry
United Biases
Montpelier
Daba
Naies
Hyrum Batetholdt
Joha "A. Aland
Pegram
John ‘A. Sparka
Wheat stock isolation and Allied grain shipping challenges
The article notes wheat stock isolation across the Allies and United States, citing India and Australia as major stores. It reports large exports, remaining stock left for export, and the strain on ship space and wartime priorities, with figures showing millions of bushels tied to rationing and distribution.
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India
Auatralia
Meat-Supply Relaxation Warns Against Waste
The Food Administration urges further meat conservation despite enlarged meat supplies. It ties bread consumption to meat use and explains temporary allowances on meat to meet export needs, noting hog production rises and bigger hog weights will ease transport pressures.
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Food Administration
Abrivala
U. S. Food Administration
United States
Janus
Kanen
Allied Food Shipments Reach Large Total
A wartime report outlines United States food aid to European allies from July 1 1914 to January 1 187. It cites wheat and flour exports around 384 million bushels, pork nearly 2 billion pounds, fresh beef about 443 million pounds, and extra protein for 22 million meals. Russia received comparatively little.
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United States
Russia
Americans Urged to Aid Allies in Critical War Phase
A British call pleads for U S support amid war weariness and strained nerves. Sir Joseph Macay urges America's boundless supplies of men, food, and material to save the allied cause before the next harvest.
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United States
Sirvoseph Maceay
Seed movement orders issued by agriculture department
The agriculture department directs railroads to expedite seed movement and notes exemptions from embargoes for field and garden seed. The text indicates nationwide seed handling instructions and emphasizes uncontradicted exemptions, with references to counties and departmental actions.
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Yan
Department of Agriculture
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