War era standardization boosts England Italy profits on leather goods
Agricultural and commerce reports outline wartime measures from England and Italy standardizing shoes and suits to control profits. The United States highlights large food shipments to Allies, with extensive seed purchases and market services funded. Export totals show Britain France Italy and Russia receiving vast wheat, pork, sugar, corn, and oats shipments, reflecting ongoing supply support.
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Washington
England
United States Department of Commerce
The
Food Administration
United Kingdom
France
Italy
Russia
United States
Beef and pork production shifts show 1918 rise in cattle hogs
Department of Agriculture figures indicate January 1 1918 cattle in the United States reached 66 830 000 an increase of 1 247 000 from a year earlier. Hog numbers rose by 487 000 head about 4 7 percent and sheep by 1 284 000. Slaughter inspections imply a drop in consumption during the period.
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Department of Agricultural
United—States
United States
Two Farmers Per 160 Acres Boosts Production
The article urges greater farming by pairing two farmers on 160 acre tracts to increase output across agricultural regions. It highlights the Union Pacific System’s mobilization to encourage settlement and cooperation, asking readers to share names and addresses of prospective farmers seeking better locations and opportunities.
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Setking
Union Pacific
Notice to Creditors of Andrew Pergreen Estate
Notice is hereby given by the administrator of the estate of Andrew Pergreen deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after the first publication. The administrator resides at his home in St Charles in Beat Lake County Idaho. Dated at St Charles Idaho January 16, 13. Ols Branstram administrator of the estate Andrew Hergreen deceased
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Jubo A. Hye
Joseph M.bymas
Gadd
Ner Boom
Iseph M
Tinolly Maa
Andrew Pergreen
Beat Lake
Idaho
Stt
Charles
Jane
Estray Notice Claim by April 1 1918 or Sold
I have in my possession a black heifer with a slit in the left ear and brands visible. The animal is to be claimed under the right entry unless claimed before April 1, 1918. If not claimed, it will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at my home in Bloomingt on Idaho. W. W Thornock, Constable.
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Bloomington
Idaho
Fragmented OCR Gives Patchy Local Chronicle
Readable content resembles a fragmented local notice with partial dates and scattered names. The legible bits reference a house event and times but lack coherent details or clear actions.
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Anode
Attgndad To
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Idatu
Physicians and Surgeons Office
Sa 2Spital
Gaila
Mir Bi
John A. Sutton
Shirley
Wilford
W. Bieh Morris Low
Henry
Stogker Frank Beck
A. Broomhead
Q. C. Duntors
Tate
Tenaga’ Pere
Helibahe
Komuel Matthews
Om, A. Hynes
Alina
Windlay
ML. J. Floya
B. P. Hymn
Jeane Tz
Cottice
J. H. Grimmett
David N. Low
Osris, Tueller
Fura Stucki
Garden City
Laketgun
Lasark
Ovid
Heber O. Keoteh
W. H. Michielson
Parle
Rowid Valley
Sue Paiges
Agricultural Department
America
Committee On Public Information
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Bureau of Chemistry
Bureau of Entomology
Bureau of Biological Survey
Paris
Dr.thos
Baylife
Keon
Trey
Oc Gan
Caion -Pydhe
Onicha
Nebraska
Barcan
elNaem
Spencer
Amign-Pacific System
Idaho Farmer
Ererres
Wemers Sheretems
Tae
Igaho
Post
Andrew Beraresp
Deceas
Ols Branstram
Andrew Hergreen
W. W Thornock
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Chrismnan
Dewelie
Stuckie House
E He Hansen
Stevr
Fightent
Eary
Utah. Power & Light Company
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