Farmers Plan World Action at London Meeting
World farmers from 12 countries with four American groups formed a plan to stabilize international farm prices and curb future surpluses. A temporary council with $40,000 seed funding will guide a year of work toward a permanent body and global farmer welfare, information exchange, and cooperation with UN food and agriculture groups.
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Washington
Uned
Jeep
Wated
London
International Council of Agricultural Producers
Albert Sheee
Ilday
Goss
Grange
U. S
Tus
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Honduran Exports Before World War II Highlight Trade Flows
Iloaduras stood as a major mahogany source for the United States with imports around 10 million board feet annually. The US was the colony’s top market, receiving about 600,000 baton stems, over 174 million pounds of chicle, and other goods totaling nearly 2 million dollars yearly. The colony also sold several million coconuts each year.
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United States
Notice of water right applications in Low County Utah
The State Engineer records filings to appropriate water throughout the year in Low County Utah. Several applicants led for irrigation and stock watering from various wells with depths from 14 to 72 inches and water rights ranging from 2 to 3.5 cubic feet per second. Protests must be filed by October 7, 1946, in affidavit form at the State Engineer office.
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Low County
Utah
Donald Ho Vance
Modena
Weil Bet
Donaldi AH. Vance
Tas
Risw
Tals
United States of America
Grazing Service
P_O. Box
Salt Lake City
Wallace E. Limb
Cedar City
NW C
Urban
Limb
Thomas R. Abbott
Paragonah
R&w
State Capitol
William HH Clair
Parowan
Iron County
State of
A.D. Tigi
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Inga
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Fragmentary OCR Note Lacks Coherent News Details
The readable text appears garbled with stray phrases about an August battle, an automobile, and civil matters. No clear event, names, dates, places, or organizations emerge to form a factual card with identifiable entities.
Fragmented OCR Note About Salt Lake City and Texas Sale
Fragmented text references Fred Way and Paroman at Salt Lake City and a Texas sale for 4500 dollars. Mentions Clark and Purl B Pi, with unclear names and actions. Context unclear, likely a notice or court-related snippet from a local page.
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Fred Way
Salt Lake City
Clark
Texas
Poison Gas in World War I Front Lines
The April 22 1905 date notes German chlorine gas use at Ypres on a wide front. Allied troops soon faced fear, then developed crude gas masks within days. Later during Loos in September 1915 chlorine gas appeared again as battles raged and protective measures began.
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Ypres
Germany
Langermarch
the Loos
Betis
Drying Underclothes With Towels Quick Trick
A quick method speeds drying of rubberized foundations. Roll clothing in a bath towel, place on a dry towel, and roll to lift the top for air circulation. The raised top allows air to flow and speeds moisture evaporation.
Mountain beaver rarity and mysterious nature noted
The mountain beaver stands alone among western animals with no close relatives. It is not a true beaver, yet it lives in the mountains, and its proper name appears linked to the term sewellel in historical references.
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Nate
Sewelle
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