Certainties on Reed and Grain Provisions Section
A fragmentary 19th century notice discusses Reed and grain certainties, farm products, and government inspection. It mentions a corn millers provision, wheat pricing, and inventory controls required by the Food Administration. Inspectors and road administrators are tasked with accurate yarnhaws and four and cetead hind yellyate records after September 1.
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Cornital
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Tony
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Frontline Diary Excerpt From Indiana Jockeys In France
War era letter from Indiana jockeys Pat Daughtry Harvey Hazlewood and Webster describes dugout life on the front. They joke about rainproof shelter while hunger and field rations mix with memories of home papers, French coins, and late news from America. The note closes with a greeting to Paul Robeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
George Daughtry
Halifax County
Harvey” Hazlewood
Shorty
Webster
Shael
T. D
Jim Hei
America
Aida
Conger
Food Administration calls for higher wheat acreage
Officials urge greater wheat production with praise for wartime policy. The administration explains preferential flour allotments for wheat producers, who may receive one full ration at a time, while non-producers in towns and rural areas face a 6 pound monthly voluntary ration. The aim is sustained food supply for civilians and allies to support the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Food Administration
No Compromise Scene In A Street Moment
Luke sits at a tense game of chance when Sam accidentally steps on his foot. Luke orders him off in a sharp, confrontational exchange that captures a moment of street friction and quick tempers.
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Luke
Sam
Rosemary Banking and Trust Company Statement of Assets and Liabilities
The Rosemary Banking and Trust Company at Rosemary presents a financial statement listing assets including cash on hand 420.02, United States coins and notes 2,762.00, and other items totaling 885.50. liabilities show paid in capital 212,000.00, surplus 4,000.00, and deposits 93,688.50. The document is sworn by cashier R. L. Dickens with directors I. We Mutten, J. B. Cox, and L. Hayes Jr. attest.
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Nuits
Lonreaud
National Banke Io
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State of
North Carolina
County of
Halifax
Rt. L. Dickens
R. L. Dickens
Cashier
I. We Mutten
J. BE. Cox
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L. Hayes, Jr
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D. Webster
Paty Hazlewood
Paul Roberson
the Food Administration
United States
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Rosemary Banking and Trust Company
Rosemary
M. Jenkins
Notary Public Mission
First National Bank OF
Roanoke Rapids
W Tean
Bank Seoostanes
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U.S
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Bederal
Athur
Tykes
Keston
Eulivete
Ibweriptia
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Batik Depowited
Vadivides
Anilivliin
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Federal
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Ioney Kerrwmes
North Catolina
A. Wyehe
Fehon Reser
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E. B. Glover Furniture and Undertaking
N.C
Kantleek
Kantleek Products
Roanoke Pharmacy
Virginia-Carolina Furniture Company
Ally
Inez Ligon
Baltimore
G. D. Shell
Roanoke Rapids Building and Loan Assn
Roanoke Rapids Building and Loan Association
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