Food News Tightens Rations As Wheat Rules Persist
The federal food administration extends limits on macaroni pasta and wheat products effective August 7. Hoarding penalties include fines up to 5980 and two years in prison. Hotels restaurants and homes must use wheat flour substitutes and ration per person per week. Separate directives authorize separator men to enforce grain handling to prevent waste.
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J. R. Morgan
Howard County
Fred Adier
Lindsay Street
Kokomo
Adier
Red Cross
Federal Food Administration
Food conservation must stay alive in neighborhoods
The piece argues food conservation is a steady grind not a drill or parade. It urges continuing efforts at home with seriousness and humor, keeping the campaign lively to support troops and avoid waste. Enduring, daily nationalism hinges on every household contributing at the dining table.
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Red Cross
Golladay School House Families Visit Rural Indiana Towns
Linden Leck and family were in Crawfordsville Thursday, Jesse Garner and family were Sunday guests near Lebanon, Virgil Vaniforn and Ol Piersol with wives were in Lebanon Saturday afternoon. Willie Pipes from near Lebanon visits his aunt Mrs Annie Ragsdale, Glen Paugh. Mrs Mela Hypes visited Linden Beck. Oliver Pickering and family dined with Bruce Pickering and family. Those who spent Sunday afternoon with Elisha Higgs and wife include Willie and Sherman Wright John Wright and family near Forrest Clinton Co Mr and Mrs Oliver Pickering and son Dwight near Hazelrigg Jim Bean and wife Chas Bean and family Ora Swindler and wife Mr and Mrs James Meadows and Ermal daughter Mr and Mrs James Higgs Ed Wright and family Bruce Pickering and family Mrs Marian Wright
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Elisha Higgs
Willie and
Sherman Wright
John Wright
Near Forrest, Clinton Co
Oliver Pickering
Dwight
Hazelrigg
Jim Bean
Chas. Bean
Ora Swindler
James Meadows
Ermal
James Higgs
Ed Wright
Bruce Pickering
Marian Wright
Hog Exhibit and Sales Set At Local Fair
John F Riner and sons will exhibit hogs at the fair next week and have some for sale. Joe Wall shipped 230 fine porkers to Buffalo Tuesday. A Red Cross march and parish notices fill the community pages as residents plan events and travel.
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John F Riner and Sons
Joe Wall
Buffalo
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