Government asks for a billion bushels of wheat next year
Washington announces an aggressive war agricultural program aiming at more than 1.0 billion bushels of wheat for domestic use and export, driven by 47,337,000 acres of winter wheat and 5,131,000 acres of rye planted this fall, with potential yields and other crops tied to weather and supply conditions.
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Washington
David F. Houston
Secretary of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Councils of Defense
Department
United States Department of Ogriculture
State Colleges of Agriculture
Federal Department of Agriculture
United States
Federal
Department of Agriculture
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Idahoepee
Men With Draft No 258 Organize In Milwaukee
Eugene J. Parent of Menominee Michigan announces the formation of The Loyal Legion of 258 in Milwaukee Wisconsin. The group aims to be a permanent organization and welcomes every man with draft number 258 who does not claim exemption as charter members.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Loyal Legion of, 258
Eugene J. Parent
Menomnee
Mich
Four Nolan Sons Serve in War as Daughter Prepares for France
Chicago reports John P. Nolan a former police captain has four sons and a daughter serving in World War I. Thomas, 39, captains in Company G Seventh Regiment I N G. Joseph, 35, sergeant in MG squad. John, 33, first lieutenant in MG squad. Edwin, 27, draft number winner first called. Mary C. Nolan, Northwestern graduate and Red Cross nurse, will depart for France soon. The father vows to manage the family drug store without them if needed.
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Chicago
John P. Nolan
Thomas Nolan
Joseph Nolan
John Nolan
Edwin Nolan
Bond Serves Doctor Subpoena Then Bills for Call
U S marshal W T Bond went to a Memphis doctor's office to serve a subpoena. The following day he received a bill stating $1 for an office call in his account with the doctor.
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M. D
Memphis
Tenn
W. T. Bond
United States Marshal
Uncle Joe and the Willard tale in Congress
A humorous exchange in the house recounts Uncle Joe Cannon and a fellow member joking about an old Willard hotel tale of eating green corn. The story is described as thirty years old with multiple versions and a punchline about boarding costs at a tavern versus a livery stable.
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Joe
Cannon
Ilinois
Mr. Cannon
Willard Hotel
Danville
Cuticura Relief for Itch and Eczema Adverts
An advertorial blend promotes Cuticura skincare products for eczema and irritations. It claims ten minutes with a hot bath using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment provides relief and suggests mailing for free samples and a booklet. Also notes varied items and trivia from unrelated clippings.
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Cuticura
Dept. Ly
Boston
Simson and Mrs Simson Squabble Over Hidden Funds
In a terse dialogue the Simson couple quarrels over a hidden stash, with Mrs Simson accusing Willie Dad of spending it all while he hints at a pantry hiding place and a past compliment rekindled into tension.
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Sherlock
Simson
Unclear fragment hints at Brown Pranks and Green in business
Fragmentary text mentions Brown Pranks and Green overlapping in business with dubious claims and a note on avoiding gloom. No clear events or outcomes are stated.
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Brown
Green
Must Have Been Somewhere Pot in Your Glove
Dialogue excerpt shows Molly accusing or questioning about hidden marijuana in a glove, with a terse exchange indicating tension and suspicion about a discovery or concealment. The line implies a domestic scene of misplacement and accusation.
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Molly
Plubdub: A Carefree Fellow and Fortune Teller Offbeat
A playful sketch portrays Plubdub as a carefree character favored by Ponce who notes he spends his last dollar on fortune telling. The vignette highlights his spendthrift habit and humorous detachment from material concerns.
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Ponce
Joyful Short Days Drive Away Dull Care
Joy fills the short days driving away dull care in a hurried mood, replacing gloom with cheer and brightening moments.
Travel authorizes passengers with ordinary seating
The message allows Agent No to travel as an ordinary passenger, removing any special travel restrictions or escort requirements and confirming standard passenger status.
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Nolan
Uncle Joe
London
New York Globe
Mark
Mark Twain
Mr. Clemens
Amerieca
Nan
Samuel
the Géwravk Goupane K
PA Sebi Vt Kit
Lee Io
Wrigley’s
Tcs
Marine Eye Remedy
Marine Eye Remedy Co
U. S
Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
Cal
Beast Ted Steaten
NLU
Gity, NG
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