Pood Dictator Thinks of Continuing Grain Rations
LONDON June 30 The food department announced that spring sowing has ended and a better harvest survey was made. It reports that importations of Houmanian grain may be needed and current grain rations could continue until the new harvest. Potatoes, which are scarce, will be replaced by bread. The note hints at efforts to maintain social stability amid shortages.
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Paige
America
Posable
London
Food Department
STANFIELD BOY BREAKS HIS ARM INJURY REPORT
Stanfield residents report a boy breaking his arm while starting a gasoline engine. Dr Held set the fracture. The item notes other local activities including Montell’s canning talk to the Hedrisa Society, a school election result electing F A Baker as director, and various visits and travels among residents and neighbors.
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Raat
Oregonian
Stanfield
We. Montel
O. A
Hedrisa Society
H. N. Branfield
Pauline Gravelle
Joseph Cunha, Jr
Reno
Kyle
Pendleton
Mary Connelly
Monmouth
Norton of
Union
E Connelly
W. FP. Phillips
Portland
Pruitt
Idaho
William Ree
H. H. Reese
Held Aet
F A. Baker
W. T. Rteeved
A. Holte
Cik
Alexander Heid
Minn Eteunor Alkina
Astoria
Fc Fulton
Steven H. Deak
Mra Peak
Lexington
G. L. Duname
Liam Jr
White Halime
Washington
T. H. Plandere
Walla Walla
OH. Dmnuphtry
Union Stock Yards
Cmatillia Ranch
H. J. Shangle
Milton
Vinitea
L. P. Shangle
Tieaday DD
KR Clark
HW. Hicks
Porthland
Joseph Cusha, Jr
Echo
W. Premnite
Lumber official seeks Pacific Northwest timber for cantonment
Robert F. P. Allen, secretary of the Weer County Lumbermen's association, arrived in Washington after advocating for Pacific Northwest lumber in the Dew Moines cantonment project. He argues larger shipments of Pacific lumber reach Des Moines than other types and urges a fair competition rate for the military construction needs.
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Washington
Robert FP. Allen
Weer Count Lambermen’s Association
New York
Northwestern
Dew Motmnes
Council of Nutional Defense
War Department
Pacific
Femlack
Allen
den Moines
Hawkins at Chautauqua Renowned Author and Photographer
WACNCEY HAWKINS, famous for the Nel Reewster series, writes and lectures widely. He is noted as one of America's most adventurous wild game photographers, bringing his work to Chautauqua with Wild Hearts and Bright Eyes of Our Northern Woods and images from the northern forests.
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Wacncey Hawkins
Mil
Delxe
America
Chautauqua
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Stratford
Linwood
Brooklands
Dartmoor
Sigos
Detroit
Detroi
Sifms
O. B
F. Ab
Detroit Motor Car Company
Detroit, Michigan
Paige Motor Sales CO
Lou A. Sutton
Iemegescent Garage
G. W. Bradley
Ted Front
Johnson Street
Pendleton, Ore
William Reese
ER. W. Montell
Red Cross Society
F. A. Baker
Eheon Schoo
el Fair Treatment
U.S
Goodrich
Maine
California
Sabet
B. F. Goodrich CO
Akron, Ohio
Silvertown
GI Pachic Lumber Chance
Siewarnes
Des Moines
Chauncy Hawkins
Chauncey Hawkins
Slacker
Uttroit
Mich
Jone
Alleg
Arthur J. Tuttle
United States District Court
Triskt
Mitchell
F.o.b. Pendleton
McCook
E. Court Street
Bentley
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