Potash Hold Will Alter Global Food Markets
The piece argues Germany’s potash control shaped World War I era agriculture. It cites Holland and Denmark supplying food to the United States, asserts growing US deposits of greensand potash in New Jersey to Delaware and Virginia, and predicts US farms will gain access to affordable potash as new American plants come online. It links potash to sugar, chemicals, and economic power, noting vast German investments and the need for domestic production to end reliance on imports.
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Holland
Denmark
Newcastle
Europe
New York
United States
England
Cuba
Germany
Sandy Hook
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Newport News
J. Bilis Barker
Great Britain
Gera
Britain
Russia
United States Geographical Survey
New Brunswick
N. J
New
Unite States
Ohio notes wide political and criminal activity in 1910s era
Lorain seeks to present veterans with a home plan before civil war era conflicts. Voters in Dayton face a $3,000,000 school bond question for new buildings at April primaries. Reports include resignations, shipyard injuries, robberies, deaths, court actions, thefts, arrests, and civic measures across Ohio cities including Cincinnati, Akron, Canton, Warren, Youngstown, Fremont, and Columbus, with various civic and legal developments.
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Lorain
Dayton
Horace T. Houf
Marietta
Granville
Akron
Stone Brothers
Cleveland
Condon
Cincinnati Public Schools
Board of Education
C. N. Vicary Company
Canton
Thomas Hogan
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Jesse Haggard
Fremont
Steubenville Board of Education
John Kane
Warren
William Coontz
Adam Ross
Edward Cable
Columbus
Xenia
George W. Sheets
Greene County
Harry Smith
Sheets
Andrew Didiccio
Johnson’s Island
Huron
Marie Badeau Yale
Benjamin Yale
Waynesfield Chronicle
Buckeye Press Association
Waynesfield
Toledo
Ruth Hauxshaw
William Baird
S. F. Fellows
East Liverpool
William C. Mills
State Archaeological and Historical Museum
Ohio State University
J. H. Newman
Ironton
Newman
Daily Independent
Bellaire
Elmer Wein
Joseph Perkins
Elyria
I. M. Lusk
Lima
Lusk
Trenton
Hamilton
State Public Utilities. Commission
Ohio State Telephone Company
A. Nash Company
Cincinnati Tailors
Union
Sandusky County
Yeggs
Cambridge
Root
West Park
Elmer W. Burt
Byesville
Maenetic Springs
Burt
Court of Appeals
Gertrude Perrill
Circleville
Anguet
John V. Edwards
Moore Oil Company
Thomas M. Sloane
Ohio
The
Episcopal Church
Sandusky
Summit County
L. 8. Pardee
Criminal Court
Northwestern Ohio Railway and Power Company
Bay Point
Lakeside
Marblehead
Indian Refining Company
Common Pleas
Henderson
Lillian Jane Wilson-Jorge
Charles B. Kistler
Kate King
Bucyrus
Cardington Independent
W. H. Hoffa
Hoffa
Norwalk
Robert West
Ohio River
Denton Armstrong
West Mansfield
Georgia
Genevieve
American Legion
National Executive Committee
Congress
J. Riley Davenny
Ashtabula
Sam Nagy
Leo Pampalone
Tony Vicario
R. W. Schroeder
San Francisco
New York
Charles Day
John EB. Zimmerman
Philadelphia Public Utility
Ohio Electric Railway Company
F. A. Healy
Henry L. Doherty
Toledo Railways and Light Company
George Finnis
Pleasant Valley
Swith
Defiance
Gallipolis
New Columbus
Delaware
Marion Station
Marion
Scioto
Steve Loucher
Middletown
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Gert
Eastern Potash Corporation
Belgium
Scotland
Sweden
Belinda Miller
Camp Sherman
Sturgis
War Department
Eatonic
Fatonic
Gobagyn
N. Y
Myrtle Avenue
Peterson Ointment Co. Inc
Buffalo
Uncle Sam
Cain
Dallas Journal
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