War Time Notes From Indiana End Of War Effort
Indiana brief notes on military service flags at Clark Masonic lodge, local men promoted and sent to camps, damage to farms and lines from fires and storms, honor rolls and new military registrants, high school funding and construction costs, robberies and arrests, education appointments, and state wartime homefront updates across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Masonic Lodge
Jeffersonvile
Leonard Craig
Newcastle
Tom
U.mscal
Lolby
GC. A
Anderson
Muhiski County
United States
Cotenta
Huntington
Z. G. Collicatt
Indianapolis
John Mueller
Greensburg
Littell’s
AIS
Mueber
St. Paul
Russell Curtiss
Elidtart
Hnav Mg
Crimp Custer
Mich
Ferdinand Liberty Guard Company
Jasper
Leo Senfert
Charles J. Metzger
Ed Beckman
Franz Nelson
Camp Zachary Taylor
Brophy
Camp Lewis
Wash
Nelson
Camp Taylor
White County
Liberty Guards
Murry B. Swaith
Tu Manapelis
Ja- Miana
Thorntown
Vernon Kidd
Canadian Flying Forces
Yorktown
Ivanece
J. Wealey
William B. Kidd
United States Army
Canadian Aviation Corps
L. C. Griffitha
Seymour Telephone Company
Federal Telephone Administration
Fatting Hens Before Selling Fattening Poultry Feed Static
United States Department of Agriculture experts urge more fattening of growing chickens to improve weight and flesh. Farmers can convert farm waste into meat using skim or buttermilk, green feed, and controlled pen or crate fattening with specific rations. Proper sanitation and daily coop checks are essential to prevent disease and maximize profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recial Information Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Back Yard
Poultry Fattening Urged by New York Store Leader
The head of a New York area concern with three large stores and major salt meat dealings argues poultry growers should fatten birds before sale to raise value. He says fattening belongs on the farm or backyard as a natural extension of growing, and suggests simple feeding tweaks for older birds to improve flesh with minimal cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ‘W. Mouch
Henry
Indiana Rolling Min Company
Germany
Erie
Loyal
Clara Tettig
Logansport
South Bend
Shelly County
United States Department of Labor
Ed W. Lewis
Shelby County
Wet Labor Board
Greensburg
Anderson
Department of Labor
Alexandria
Elwood
Mishawaka
Anna Spannuth
Noblesville
Etreult
Harvey
Marie
Anna
Edna
Thomas Eader
Spannuth
Crownhind
Mennonite Relief Commission For
G. L. Bender
Kikhart
Commnngstun
Europe
Asia
Syria
Armmenia
Vandenburg
Ross N. Atkinson
Lafayette
New York
United States
Corn Feeding for Fattening and Laying Hens
Corn fattening occurs when fowls are heavily confined and fed large amounts, producing fat rather than eggs. Laying hens require a balanced mix with meat, bone meal, linseed, gluten, and other nitrogen sources, as corn lacks these nutrients. Exercise and access to insects and green feed improve results. feed corn more in winter and sparingly in summer.
Poultry Ration and Feeding Range Guidance
A fragmented note advises poultry feeding practices. It notes grain variety supports nutrition and that grain alone should not be the sole feed except in fattening pens where fat, not eggs, is the goal. It mentions free range fowls obtain several kinds of feed and stresses mixing grains or varying daily grain types.
Remarkable Progress of Women in Liberty Loan Campaign
The National Woman's Liberty Loan committee mobilizes one million women across cities towns and hamlets to canvass talk bonds and boost the fourth Liberty Loan. Since May 1917 the women have expanded from coast to coast with New York Pittsburgh New England and Southern California leading in subscriptions advancing to a front line of government endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Liberty Loan
National Woman’s Liberty Loan Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Women of America
National Woman's Liberty Goan Committee
United States
Treasury
Washington
New York
Pittsburgh
New England
California
Federal Reserve
Finanelal
States
District of Columbia
Federal Reserve Banks
National Woman's
Liberty Loan Committee
Alrveady
Yale Lingo Suited: A Fragment From The London Sunday Herald
A garbled quotation from William Colley describes a humorous exchange with a noncommissioned officer near St Pauls. The text shows distorted dialogue and misread words, implying an observer notes language quirks and miscommunications in an informal Yale setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
St. Paul's
William Colley
The
London Sunday Herald
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Hoosier News
Tintin
Jeffersonville
Henryville
Randolph County
Indye Shockney
K. L. Plood
Quartermaster’s Corps
War Department
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