Porter Bench V Feeders 4 H Club organized at Rice's
The Porter Bench V Feeders 4 H Club held its first meeting at Rice's on June 21 with nine members. Officers elected include Arnold Hanson president Mary Rice vice president Pauline Rice secretary treasurer and Johnny Swanson news reporter. Plans include weighing bone collection and future demonstrations on washing a separator and feeding steers and pigs.
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Augusta Travers Turns Hat Shop Window Into War Bond Bet
A town hat shop owner known for strict morals launches a bold war bond campaign in her window. Photographs of local enlisted boys and a bold placard invite bets on purchase of bonds as the war effort proceeds. The story notes a hat and a $25 bond carried home by the narrator's wife.
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The judge notes dramatic differences between current war tactics and those from 25 years ago. He cites World War I uses of alcohol for smokeless powder and medical supplies, contrasting with modern needs where alcohol fuels torpedoes and glass production.
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