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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
5
The article argues France must shield its vulnerable farmers as drought and upheaval strain the agricultural sector. It cites government efforts and international cooperation to cushion losses, noting calls for renewed support and mechanisms to aid farmers in hardship.
A garbled OCR style passage describes various market metrics and weights, naming entities such as MAO and AntheON Tuxinetire and mentioning August values. The text references average sub Sciuttally Uy aesis and figures like 9 708 pends and 80 DONS. The fragmentary material appears to be an advertising or marketing pitch with distorted phrases and unclear subjects.
The article notes wartime shortages and policy changes, detailing reduced or subsidized sugar imports for overseas needs. It mentions diverted sugar and beet crops, aiming to support troops and allies, with over 7,000,000 pounds of sugar sunk by German submarines along coastlines.
The article argues ships could be diverted to move troops if food supplies were constrained. It suggests routing vessels from Europe to the United States or Australia to maximize troop and cargo capacity, reducing voyage lengths and supporting wartime logistics.
A reflective piece from The Clear Lake Courier urges humility and warns against overestimating one’s importance. It contrasts a local figure once pivotal with today’s shifting fortunes, then shifts to a humorous vignette about a man named Bill and a string of pricey misadventures.
County gathering of farmers and laborers agrees on seven to eight cents for corn husking with a night shift and elevator, following State Extension notices. Nearly all counties back the 7–8 cent rate, with a resolution to fine or arrest violators lacking permits, funds directed to the Red Cross.
Provost Marshal General Crowder orders 29 999 graduates from 42 states and the District of Columbia to entrain October 15 for technical schools. Of the total 980 will be negroes. Voluntary induction allowed until October 32. Iowa State College at Ames to send 500 men to Iowa. First call since influenza suspension.
Washington issued a five day draft call starting October 21 seeking 3900 men for general military service. Of these, 2500 will be sent to Camp McClellan in Anniston Alabama and 1400 to Camp McArthur in California.
Our soldiers who fought at the Aisne, unmindful of danger or paisne, have given the Boche a strong dose of Boch, and are ready to do it again.
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