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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1918

Page

8

Potatoes urged for patriotic duty by Hoover

Food Administrator Deems reports a telegram from Herbert Hoover urging prompt action to move the potato crop to markets at fair prices. He calls for county administrators to organize trade groups with receivers, wholesalers, and retailers to push potatoes to consumers within 90 days, reducing reliance on wheat flour and meat.

Dems Herbert Hoover Hoover Deems Food Administration Mr. Deems Deers

Fine all wool overcoats for sale at $29.50

A large assortment of woolens in medium and heavy weights offered for order at 29 50. The dealer invites customers to inspect the collection describing them as beauties and signed by M Vander Linden.

M. Vander Linden

Blue Triangle Feeds Hope For Petrograd Girls At Tea

In Petrograd the Blue Triangle clubrooms glow dimly as the first Young Women's Christian Association in Russia hosts a winter tea for about a hundred Russian girls and six young men. Despite hunger and danger, the gathering offers an oasis with music, study, and a chance to escape war’s shadow. Sonya, a factory worker, asks for a note so she can attend day classes and live on a daytime shift. The story highlights how the W. C. A. group and its Russian secretarys support education, English, bookkeeping, stenography, and music to empower women amid chaos and repression.

Triamste Petrograd Russia Young Women's Christian Association All Russia Sonya Mier Association Po Uce Blue Triangle Maten Masic Sign of the Blue Triangle W. OG. A Mississippi Valley Flaming Front Flanders Paris Berlin Atlantic Ocean Somme Middle West United States War Service Club War Department Ordnance Department Young Women's Christian Association For Recreation Military and Signal Corps Washington Business Women's Council de Footet Prochen

Pure-Bred Stallions Best for Livestock Breeding

The article argues sire selection drives genetic improvement, favoring sound pure-bred stallions over scrubs or grades. It warns against choosing a stallion for a low service fee, noting such fees signal inferior quality and poorer offspring value.

Salt Importance for Sheep Gains Wool Quality

A French experiment fed three sheep groups hay straw potatoes and beans for 134 days. One group had no salt, one half an ounce daily, and one three quarters of an ounce daily. The half ounce group gained 4 percent more weight than the no salt group and 1 percent more weight than the three quarters group. Salted sheep also yielded 1½ pounds more wool with a better fleece and improved wool quality and texture.

France

Mule and Horse Shortage at Clemson College Bulletin

The article notes a wartime surge in demand for horses and mules in the United States, with about one horse per twenty people now serving military needs. It highlights reduced breeding prior to the war, current high prices, and the need to boost foaling by mating more mares, estimating about 12,000 mares should be producing foals on Carolina farms. It discusses the longer-term impact on supply and prices.

Clemson College Bulletin United States Carolina

Traising Colts Advises Farmers On Replacing Work

A dated brief advises the average farmer to replace all of his work horses with new stock and to consider efficiency gains. The note stresses practical economies and orderly herd management for improved productivity.

Farrowing House Design for Sows and Stalls

The guide explains two farrowing house types stationary and portable and notes breeders with 10 to 20 brood sows farrowing simultaneously need both. It recommends a free-stall arrangement with stalls sized near 10 by 19 feet and placed about halfway into the facility for sow exercise.

De Castro and Martin Struggle Over Desperate Dispatch

In a desolate Mexican landscape De Castro and American journalist Martin fight over a dying guide and a dispatch. De Castro refuses to aid the wounded man to preserve his own reputation and news scoop, while Martin questions the Mexican’s humanity as they edge toward a dangerous escape. The guide lies unconscious but responsive as tension peaks.

de Castro de Castra John Martin Martin Carey de ‘Castra Mary Fun Fee de Castro

Fragmentary Quote About Horses and Attachment

A clipped line references a place where all my horses are very attached to me and includes garbled words like “Ntching post” and “What is it” suggesting a stray or damaged OCR item about equine attachment and a tying post. The readable fragment provides no clear event or location.

Fragmentary note on spay fallow and accident

A fragmentary OCR item mentions a spay fallow in an incident with a gatorpedue and a person named Rada or cacapa. The text is garbled and unclear about roles or outcomes.

Women at War Watch: Recreation Kept in War Work

The article profiles how 1.5 million U S women in munition plants sustain war effort, with recreation overseen by YWCA and Blue Triangle. It notes dormitories, canteens, and built recreation spaces at munition cantonments, plus programs, clubs, and sport activities to keep workers rested and loyal.

The International Institute Aids Foreign Women in War Era

Immigrant women in New York face wartime confusion as draft trains depart. The YWCA and its International Institute train staff to teach English, provide home support, translate food bulletins, and aid enlistment families. Interpreters assist non English speakers at factories and camps, with 106 trained workers by June and thousands aided nationwide.

Lucia Tony New York Hom Hillis Island Battery Park W. O. A. National Board International Institute For Young Women Home Information Service International Institute Gang Luo Wong Gang Wong Gang Luo United States War Council of the X.om. G4

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