Germans Reject 48 Hour Peace Sign Extension Note
Paris reports the German republic refused a 48 hour delay to sign the treaty after a cabinet shift delayed its decision. Clemenceau and Lloyd George held discussions, and the Allied powers issued a formal rejection, confirming no extension would be granted. The note from Von Haniel emphasized democratic process in Germany.
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Paris
M. Clemenceau
Daniel von Haimhausen
German Republic
Germany
von Haniel
Associied
Council of Three
Requst
Willson
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
National Assembly
Versaillies
Weimar
Council of the Allied and Associated Powers
Allied
Great Barrage and the Thirtieth Infantry at the Marne Front
W. E. Boyce notes the night of July 14 when the First Battalion of the Thirtieth Infantry held the Bois d Aigremont front two kilometers south of the Marne. The Third Battalion supported and the Second in reserve. The Second, detached since June 3, faced no dug positions, had just returned to relieve the First Battalion, and moved under command of Colonel Butts.
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Fritzie
Fritz
Bois d’Aigremont
Marne
Surmelin
Greves Farm
Ermy
W. E. Boyce
M. C
Rhine
Chateau Thierry
Hill 204
Chierry
Calhoun
Butts
Algremont Woods
Profitable South Carolina hog production guidance
Clemson College expert D W Williams argues that market hogs reach eight to ten months at about two hundred pounds, then must be slaughtered. He stresses feeding ahead, using forage crops and alfalfa, with cow peas and soybeans for grazing, to beat the corn belt. Forage-heavy systems aim for cheaper, better pork, marketing surplus in carload lots to build a local hog market.
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Clemson College
D. W. Williams
Extension Service
South Carolina
Corn Belt
Mr. Williams
Greedy Hens Are Good Mothers at Clemson College
A Clemson College article explains how a hen’s instinct to eat most of the chick’s food helps prevent yolk buildup that can kill newborns. It outlines brooder setup, temperature, and a staged feeding schedule from day two to day five. The piece ends noting the South’s need for soil food.
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Clemson College
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Republic
Haimhausen
Severty
Bowie
United States
Joseph Dickman
Third Army
Sixth Army
Thirtieth
United States Infantry
E. D. Butts
J.T. Dickman
United States Army
Dillon
Bingham
County Board of Education
W. C. Hatchell
Kad
Maine
Thirtieth Infantry
Kaiser
Septe Woesthound
Mington
Flore i
Asheville
Wilmington, N.C. Florence, S. C. Sumter
S. C
Columbia, S. C
Enna
Columbia
Spartanburg
Hendersonville
N.C
N. C
T. C. White
Wilmington, N. C
Dixie House Company
Charleston, S. C
THE
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Newark, N. J
E. C. Stanton
John David
France
Citadel
Johnnie
Prich Zoo
W.M. Caldivels
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