Local News Briefs From Farmland and Camp Pike
Local notes report farm activity near Wer Caro with 80 acres of tame hay sold for six dollars per acre. A farewell visit to Wayviewhoeft for Camp Pike is noted, and a sign quota reduction to two pounds per person per month is announced. Residents attend auto trips to Minneapolis and Des Moines. Herbert Packard and Alvin Engstrong visit field operations. Ray Reir in Dodge City works at Camy.
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Buchan
Des Mound
Ray Reir
Camy, Dodge— Clation Monitor
New Wheat Prices and Federal Grading Changes
The article outlines new wheat price levels under federal guidance, detailing grades No. 1 Hard winter No. 2 Northern No. 3 Wheat and related terms. It notes adjustments to federal grading standards and anticipated increases in trucking and freight costs.
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Dir
DEEMS
United States
Tewa
Sofrelet
Coneidorar
Duran
Gent Corporation
Seaboard
Fallowe
New York
LMI
Philadelpha
Newport News
New Mideana Coos
Kuning Cl Onwlia
Prohibition Debate Sparks Calls for Legislation Change
A garbled record discusses temperance and national efficiency amid pressures for prohibition. It argues for ending grain use in breweries to curb drunkenness, suggesting policy should shift via legislation rather than food production responsibility.
CANNING FOR OUR SOLDIERS
A fragmented wartime notice urges restraint on civilian canning and preservation. It states no government departments may accept or purchase government produce and stresses the need to reserve goods for military use, highlighting shipping space and domestic household use abroad.
Wheat Production Trends in England and UK Demand
Fragmented notes indicate England increases in wheat acreage while overall UK yields rise slowly. The text cites barley wards and protection policies, referencing United Kingdom demand for imports, with figures suggesting UK production and export potential in contrast to rising US and Cane output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
United States
Caneati
Kardon
Witt
Enforcement of Food Regulations In England
A report on English food regulation enforcement outlines steps taken to ensure compliance across retailers. It notes agencies conducting inspections, issuing fines, and pursuing corrective actions to protect public health and consumer interests. The article cites authorities and methods without sensational detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Protect the Birds Warns of Insect Pests Threatening Life
A New York Commercial article cites birds as key natural pest controllers. It argues winds harm birds and that destroying wild birds risks unchecked crop pests and ecological imbalance. It urges preservation of songbirds like the house wren to curb moths grasshoppers and locusts and protect farmland and the balance of nature.
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New York Commercial
Dept of Labor links farmers and workers through rural job posters
The department plans to connect farmers needing labor with 2000 farm agents, 98000 rural carriers, and 100000 agents to match workers with farm opportunities. Posters urge those seeking work to register through postmasters or county farm agents, as the program tests its practical results amid wartime food hoarding debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Department of Labor
Earlova
Hilvin
Literacy Crisis and War Impact Mentioned by Secretary Lane
The piece notes literacy shortfalls of about five and a half million adults, calling it a serious menace to liberty. Secretary Lane urges government action, framing literacy as a deliberate crime rather than a misfortune, with calls for Enlightenment efforts and public endorsement. It touches on war needs, including binoculars for locating crown prince targets and the odd millinery remark, ending with a claim about the Entente's six decades of peace effort.
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Viberty. Com Tourish
Lane
Urgi
Minerten on achieving optimal outcomes quickly in war
The article cites Minerten’s idea of ac optimal lat 18 a ran and suggests a belief in making the best happen fast. It mentions new German hounding pages called "relsenfugzeug" and questions whether they match current conditions. It notes limited knowledge of military strategy and asserts a hypothetical critique of resting weary troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerten
French landlord punished for exploiting simerlcans
A garbled report notes a French landlord faces penalties for exploiting American residents. The court sentence is mentioned but unclear, with critique of industry and national unity during wartime. The piece references money from enemies and rising hatred among workers amid tension.
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Simerlcans
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Mackinton
Golielt
Peters
Tilly
Harry Bonwell
Goodell
Sunny
Mee
Fed
Palmer
Tna
Wer
Caro
Aera
W. Beckwith Gandhir
Mra
George Yeoman Cane
Montan Inst Vinaday
Farawell
Wayviewhoeft
Camp Pike
Crom
Renwick
Slate Rimk
August Heinke
Ati
Kurnrow
Mies Matuo’ Chinglingon
Mimnenpalis
Herbert Packard
Alrfield
Ohio
France
Dey
M. J. Holt
the Quality Grocery
BASE
Renwick Goldfeld
Smith Park
Milwaukee Journal
Chile
Cauringes
Nile
Ros Schedtler
Osage
Iowa
Persons
Wall Lake
Fluth Junkins
Davenport
George Claussen
Rom Kort Dodge
Will Nissen
Roy Stranks
Allen
Grand Parks
Fred’ Jingstrom
Marck Swan
Joe Engetrom
S.J. Packard
Bernice Plumley
Okithoura
Chauncey Davis
Umpfields
Ed Welch
W. Keank
Buster
Des Moines
Liewl
Wane B. Allen
Humbold
Gamp Pike
K.M. Baoltseh
Clara Helmkolert
Fergus Falls
Mini
Fergus Talla
Clas
Hem
United States Food Administration
Canning
Dritain
Richardson’s Store
Mason City
H. ¥. Allinson
Sone
Ale Axcuses
Stoey
Heedla Tiaghos
Carmarthen
Trival
Adagistrate
Ichare
St. Bernard
War Department
Prince
Tandon
Warner Im
Aneélen
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