Wheat surplus grows as harvest ends and stocks rise
A survey from Washington estimates a gain of 18,000,000 bushels of wheat from August to harvest end, lifting total wheat supply 28,000,000 bushels above last year’s surplus and aiding exports. Canada plans to ship over 200,000,000 more, keeping Europe fed while home consumption declines with conservation. Other crops also show higher yields and better distribution plans.
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Wheat grading reform urged by farmers in letters
Farmers complain government control does not shield them from unfair grading. Local dealers set prices after grading, often at discounts from higher grades, leaving farmers with little choice. They urge fixing grade prices at shipping stations to curb middleman profits and prevent reduced production next year. Blaine Lyon visits home after service with the California Field Artillery.
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Charger of the Bible Vessel of water and flour offering
The charger was a shallow vessel used to receive water or blood and to preserve offerings of fine flour with oil, noted in Numbers vi 79.
Fix Your Broken Castings At Sidney Lumber
Do you want a good home in the best town on earth See us. Bring your broken casting to J J Treinen He can fix them as good as new and save you money.
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How to Wash Hands After a Greasy Job on the Motorcar
Practical tips from railway workers for car maintenance crews to clean grease from hands. Use warm water and soft lather, wash with soap before oil, rinse to remove oil emulsification, and avoid leaving oil on skin. An alternative method uses turpentine followed by soap and warm water for thorough cleaning.
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A humorous exchange about rapid events and lack of time for comment. The Plankville Palladium editor notes events pass quickly, calling into question ongoing commentary. The piece references a court order forcing a man to give half earnings to his ex wife and mentions earnings from a new job.
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