Indiana Brevities Roundup Of Local War And Civic Notes
Curfew reimposed in Columbus each night at nine. Camp life for boy scouts at Cedar Lake under four scoutmasters. Hartford City to raise town wages and water rental. Internal revenue urges reporting all corporate profits. Fort Wayne GE plant now auxiliary to Emergency Fleet Corporation. Indiana exceeds war work quotas in July with 60 overseas and home camp volunteers. Terre Haute merchants adopt one delivery policy to aid soldiers. Local tragedies include drowning near Indianapolis and a wife’s murder by a Kansas City soldier. Countywide signs planned to mark Indianapolis routes and safety rails installed.
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Tamndolph
Fake County
Cedar Lake
Atlle
Hartford City
Cty Council
Peter T. Krneger
Fort Wayne
General Electric Company
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Indiana
Y. M
Terre Hante
War Industries Board
Chfford Cox
Center Point
France
Brazil
Terre Haute
Public Service Commission
Central Electric Association
John Wiliam Smith
Bertha Viola Smith
Indianapolis
Greer Hensley
Company G
Kansas City
Vincennes
Hensley
Zola Wayworth
Glenna McHenry
Bartholomew County
Dorothy Fisher
Mary Lou Patterson
Gordon Reno
Elizabethtown
Italy
Plymouth Light and Power Company
Plymouth
People’s Loan and Trust Company of
Winchester
Kewanna
Indiana Utilities Company of Angola
Indiana Public Service Commission
Angola
Wake James
Ind
Jitney
South Bend
Evangelical League
Michigan
Michigan City
Hoy
W. H. Alber
Laporte
Rev. I. Kling
Three Oaks
Mich
Walter Sassadeck
Paul C. Davis
Wabash
South
John D. Shoop
Chicago
Parke
Rockville
Shelbyville
Shelly County
Hoop
Alie
D. Goss
Inelind University
Strate Normal School
Mankate
Minn
Crown Point
Gary
Asken
Richard Lapkert
Richmond
Burns
Adium Paugherty
Jay Bartlett
Flatrock
E.G. Reece Canning Company
Whildren
Marion
Indiannapolis
State Conference of Charities and Correction
Evansville
Board of State Charities
Henry Boetcher
Indianapoli
Ulind Tigers
Poultry Club Work Grows Across Eleven States
The USDA Bureau of Animal Industry notes poultry clubs began in Virginia in 1912 with 11 clubs and 160 members. Now 1,010 clubs in 300 counties across 11 states enroll about 15,000 youths, aided by state specialists, teachers, and county agents.
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United States
Sam
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Thia
Virginia
Smith-Lever Fund
Bureau
Animal Industry
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Kansas
Washington
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Poultry Club
Tom
Poultry Growing Encouraged by U S Agriculture Club
The United States Department of Agriculture through its boys and girls poultry club work provides expert information to thousands of youths. Encouragement of boys and girls in poultry fits with broader farm education and future success in life.
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Poultry Club
United States Department
Algriculture
Cheese Centered Dishes and Tips From a Vintage Kitchen
A collection of cheese based recipes and serving guidance discusses cooking temperatures for cheese, pairing with crackers, and methods for cheese pudding scalloped cabbage and sauces. It includes Cottage Cheese Loaf with beans and peanuts and a Browning quote to end.
Curry of Rabbit for a Special Dish
A new dish idea describes using a young rabbit prepared by cleaning, parboiling, and coating with barley or corn flour. The recipe then simmers rabbit in a curry tomato sauce with onions, curry powder, sugar, raisins, sour apple, and cayenne, served with hot milk and olives over cooked rice.
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