Wounded Yeomen Return Aboard Northern Pacific
The Northern Pacific carried 1100 wounded from Brest to Hoboken, with many on deck and in hospital ships. Sailors and Red Cross staff aided on arrival at Ellis Island, as doctors treated injuries from Verdun to Argonne, while a nurse and crew tended patients amid rough seas and limited space.
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Northern Pacific
United
Brest
France
Pacific
Mier 1
Hoboken
Hed Cross
Ellis
Wren
Verdun
Chateau ‘Thierry
St. Mites
Argoyne Forrest
Scifors
R. G. Davis
Medical Corps
U. SN
Waldo Richartson
John ©. Ruttock
Metical Corps
17. S. N
Anre
Minster
Lestie le Vaney
Milleson
le Valey
le Valley
Milleron
Kent
Azul
Karl Sworn
Pharmacists
Jeuie Alexander
Pluirt
Selet
T. B Zim Metman
Pharncactemn
Red Cross Column Attends Three Weeks Institute Plan
Miss Sarah VanWerner of Pocatel lo attends a Red Cross executive meeting advocating Lincoln county representation in a three weeks institute to be held soon at Winn Fails. The column cites influenza relief efforts, Monument in Dealon Oregon for Alice Nellis nurse, and extracts from Milers letters about remote sheep country relief work.
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Sarah VanWerner
Pocatello
Red Ties
YanWerner
Home Service
Med Cross
VanWerner
Lincoln County
Win
Red Cross
Dealo|n
Oregon
Sheen
Alice Nellis
Red Croke
Seattle
Te Dec
Milers
Dokns
Bra Grigor
Nettle
Donna
Tyipeco
Careiot
Geiger
Winnsmocer
Nevada
Krohe Dows
Use
Miidnith
Theo
Denlo
Dean
Johns Smith
Cost Lake
Smith
Deportation Favored for Large Group of Enemy Aliens
The Department of Justice will soon urge Congress to deport most of the 3600 to 4000 enemy aliens interned in the United States. Special registration and authority to bar reentry are sought. Some deemed dangerous will not be deported. Parental investigations suggest many should not remain to avoid future trouble.
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United States
Congress
Department of Justice
Ubie
Technig
Farmers Planted 49 000 200 Acres To Winter Wheat
In the United States 149 077 000 acres were planted for the winter wheat crop, up from the revived estimate and last year’s harvest. The report cites higher sowing and yields, with multi-year comparisons and notes political issues and mail delays affecting government operations.
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Tee
United States
Depot of Agriculture
Ireneies
Senate Postoth Mittes
Secoml
Postuaster Genert Prager
Hior
France
War Department
Trias
Meat shortage drives US livestock exports for Europe relief
Food scarcity in Europe pushes relief plans at Paris peace talks and US Congress approval of a 100 million dollar appropriation. Livestock leaders predict increased meat imports from the United States to sustain demand, avoid native herd slaughter, and raise profits for exporters over the next two years as beef pork and lamb become key commodities.
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Europe
Paris
Congress
United States
France
Italy
Verno. Ketlioet
Tood Ad
Entente Ailies
América
America
Meestock
Sale of the Stratton and Fyracs farms signals rising real estate sale
The CottraWweeds area and nearby neighborhoods saw sales of the Stratton farm and the Fyracs farm last week and a few days later. The Journal notes both transactions were made to Twin Fairy parties described as knowledgeable investors, signaling healthy market sentiment amidst unsettled national issues.
Hunter Pursues Cougars After Farm Livestock Losses
George Anderson and fellow ranchers have spent days hunting a cougar den accused of depredations on livestock. Several horses, cattle, and a number of sheep are reported as victims and the community seeks to stop further attacks.
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Dietrich
Anderson
Mier Moffit
George Anderson
Visiting in Shoshone card of thanks
Arts. DW Vinden of North Yakima Wash and family thank friends for sympathy during the death of their wife and mother Nelovet Aoushiter. The letter mentions visiting relatives, a canteen tin return drive, and a note about Germany washing its hands of Russia.
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Yakines
Nelovet
Haverman
Pranen
Germany
Russia
Vars Ebernstorff
Pertans
Pontius Pitate
Lady Macbeth
Wall Street Journal
The River: Fi ver serial debut in The Journal
The Journal begins February 12 with a serial entitled The Fi ver about modern irrigation and engineers taming the Colorado River and shaping the Imperial Valley. President Wilson reportedly beat Kaiser Bill to Paris according to the Lowell Courier Citizen.
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Modwen
Engineera
Colorado River
Imperial Valley
Wilson
Kaiser Bill
Paris
Lowell Courier
Citison
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Idsher
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Hawley
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D'Ovelle Review
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Henry D. Lindster
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League
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Mra. F. L. Palmer
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J. W. Patterson
Richfield
Jack Pence
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Red Cross Hospital
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John Mateon
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Chicag Daily News
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Pobre
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Department of Agriculture
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