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Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1918

Page

1

Hoosier News Briefly Told

The Lochester school board announced German will be removed from the local high school. An Interdenominational Ministers Wives Association session opened in Lafayette. Indiana crops and transport topics including a fatal Interurban crash in Indianapolis, wheat movements, railroad rates protests, and local civic changes are reported. Several crimes and incidents across the state are noted along with war efforts and public notices.

Lochester The Ministers’ Wives’ Association Lafayette Indianapolis Michigan Road Arlington Avenue Frank Lange Terre Haute Camp Shelby Roberts Terre Saute Leavenworth Ake Laura E. Funter Brewersville Jennings County Charley M. Mikesell United States Columbus Mary Best Franz Best H. L. Best Aaron Birk Mt. Hope Guy Payne Huntington Police Birk Indiana Oil and Goa’ Syndicate Francesville Peter Tomacco Mabel Robinson Ora Hillis Mishawaku Tomaceo Indiana Food Administration Indiana Travelers’ Association P. B. Trone W. G. McAdoo Newton Wallin Vincennes Frankfort Webb Guy Gearhart Aviation Rose ‘Langel Evansville George Norris Williams France Henry County Sunday School Association Newcastle Mooreland Charles Regedant Fort Wayne Indianapolis War Chest Board of Directors Community Fund For Charities and Philanthropies Sted Cross War Fund James R. Eliott Pendleton Camp Purdue Red Cross Western College For Women Oxford W. W. Boyd College Gardens Clinton County H. E. Barnard George F. Kelper Board of Education Jefferson Canning Company Federal Michael Schaller Lake County Lille Dyer Ind Schaller International Harvester Company Joseph Goepfrich Dale Donald Wallace Spencer County Goepfrich Warrick Boonville

Sell All Early Moulted Fowls For Better Egg Output

A back yard poultry guide advises selling hens that moult early or show poor summer laying prospects to maximize egg production. It covers summer housing with air, shade, dryness, and sunlight, plus a practical green and dry feed plan using kitchen scraps, garden greens, grains, meat scraps, grit, and ample clean water.

How to Candle Eggs for Winter Use

The piece explains candling eggs before storing to prevent spoiled batches. It cites a U S department bulletin by Dr M B Pennington and colleagues, describing proper appearance under candlelight and improper forms, useful for home storage and preserving egg quality for delivery.

United States Department of Agriculture BE. Pennington Food Research Laboratory M. K. Jenkins H. M. P. Betts

Egg Transport Study Shows Low Fragility Loss

The U S Department of Agriculture reports two year tests moving 1200 mile eggs with damage under 1 percent. The findings indicate improved packing and handling cut waste and help conserve the food supply.

Workersnd United States Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture

Hené and the Home Table Scrape

Fragmentary text mentions a practice or item called table scrape used to feed fowls including chickens and ducks. the passage expresses questions and warnings about waste and usage. No clear event or figures are provided.

War thrift pledge urged for national effort to win the war

President Wilson calls on all Americans to buy essential goods, conserve resources, and pledge thrift by June 28, National Thrift Day. He urges purchase of U S securities and continuous saving to support war production, stressing the nation must adjust economically to wartime needs.

Washington, D.C Wilson N Yong Old U. S Treasury Department United States Volunteer Army

Potash Find Reported Near Longmont Colorado

Geologists announce the discovery of a rich potash vein in the foothills near Longmont Colorado. A trapper located the four foot thick surface layer along a rocky fault. the ore is traceable for about two miles at depth. Preliminary assays indicate potash content around 95 to 100 percent of a one percent potash value.

Longmont Colo United States

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