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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
6
To the People of this Community urges citizens to subscribe to four billion dollars in Series E War Bonds. It notes last year oversubscription of three billion in two notes and argues personal share should exceed or match prior investments. It cites sacrifice for troops and scarce civilian goods as reasons to invest despite higher living costs.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Leo Griffey at St Joseph hospital in Logansport. Guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Wise and daughter and Peter Tell were Mr and Mrs Claude Wise of Detroit. Mesdames Florence Baker Lula Sanderson Mildred Parrett and Miss Nettie Windle will attend a South Bend Eastern Star meeting as guests of Mrs Mayme Tribbett and Mrs Leo Tribbett.
The text covers cooking tips using cottage cheese with eggs, tree planting care to prevent fire and grazing, soybean row cultivation for weed control and earlier harvest, asparagus and rhubarb fertilization after harvest, simulated growth products for next year, pig safety around cackleburs, feed ingredient inspection via microscope, and grassed waterways for erosion control. It also mentions tillage preservation of grass and separate housing for young calves to ensure grass intake and supplemental feeding.
Wrapping frozen foods commonly uses waxed paper or waxed cups though they dry out faster than cellophane. For short storage, two layers with tape or a warm iron help seal. Glass jars pose breakage risk and bulky round containers waste storage space.
The text advocates early calf rearing with good forage water and shade to promote growth, noting a well started calf is more than half grown. It invites readers to write to the Department of Agricultural Extension at Purdue University in Lafayette for more information.
Mary Margaret Quinn traveled to Nebraska to visit friends Mr and Mrs Don Lesh and family. The Leshs and the Wingards and Chester Lesh joined a several day trip on the Tippecanoe River and returned home Tuesday. Clarence Morocco will begin private instrumental lessons here in mid July with times and locations announced later by the Record-News.
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