War Profiteers and Future Farm Prosperity
The article argues against war profiteering while predicting legitimate gains from wartime changes. It notes health improvements, thrift from bonds, better property conservation, and home gardens. It highlights potential domestic rubber, hemp, and oil crop growth, plus chemurgy driving agricultural expansion.
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Independence Day in Arlington and local society notes
Arlington news highlights include Homer Society visitors from Lynn and Muncie, Independence Day reflections urging rebirth of freedom and wartime resolve, local club meetings and social events, and a note on fish and game permit procedures in Indianapolis.
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J. E. Farr
Lynn
M. T. Spillers
Liberty
Alice Grant
Richmond
Isaac P. Moore
Hoosier
Washington
George S. Jewett
Muncie
William E. Moffitt
Karl Brown
W. B. Williams
Nancy
Margene
Priscilla Club
Russell Northam
Arlington
Clell Dearinger
Island of
Malta
Posey
Arlington School
Mary Lucille Ritter
Roberta Bailey
Gertrude Adams
Joan Northam
Mary Elizabeth
Clara Emily Rigsbee
Lowell Hutchinson
Grain Association
Lafayette
Warren Nelson
Rema
Billy Nelson
Indianapolis
Shubert Joyner
Tommie Addison
Talbert
Morristown
Willie Ward
East of Arlington
Economic Aftermath of War Figures Cited
The text argues war creates by-products that help balance losses, estimating up to $5,000 in World War II gains, with a comparison to World War I where gains exceeded $21,000. It states experts now claim a cost of $50,000 for each soldier killed.
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Randolph
West Virginia
Fish Bait Dealers Must Have Permit
Harrell F. Mosbaugh of the Division of Fish and Game announced a law requiring all minnows sellers to obtain permits. The notice stresses compliance for those engaged in selling bait and related activities.
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Division of Fish and Game
Harrell F. Mosbaugh
Chair Wood Yields Garand Rifle Stock
A statement notes that an average chair contains enough hardwood to make the stock of a Garand rifle.
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Garand
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