Payette County Board of Supervisors Proceedings 1945
West Union Payette County meets to approve 1944 Institute Fund report and set tile drainage crossing compensation at 815 per crossing after April 6. Delinquent and suspended taxes for 1928–1941 and 1942–44 are addressed with a May 1 deadline. Officials audit and approve numerous claims for county operations and welfare, and actions include tax payment relief and a Class B permit application for Union Township West Fork Country Club.
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Board of Supervisors of County
Court House
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Board of Supervisors
Payette Downey
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Irvine
Dela Fayette County
Arlington Pete. Ooi
Finding Assn
Acres-Blackmar Co
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Letter from Lea Baldwin on liquor, towns, and morals in 1945
Lea Baldwin writes from Gladwin Michigan April 16 1945 to editor Strauch and Echo readers. She laments liquor sales and wartime social changes, cites sugar shortages and alcohol statistics, and urges temperance reform including ban on women in dining rooms and late alcohol sales. She recalls Elgin teachers and mills, urges study of the International Sunday school lesson, and signs off hoping to return to Iowa.
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Strauch
Elgin Echo
Echo
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Richard Kimpston
Walter Rothlisberger
Elgin
Beverses
Connecticut
State Liquor Control Board
Ralph Cushman
Church of America
Benjamin Franklin
Mr. Strauch
Iowa
Meat Aging And Tenderness From Enzyme Action
Aging meat to tenderize it relies on hanging beef or lasab in a near freezing cooler for weeks. This slows spoilage bacteria while allowing enzymes in the meat to break down fibers and connective tissue, producing greater tenderness through a digestion-like process.
Halis Coal Freeze Treats Coal to Prevent Freezing
Halis Coal uses anti freeze treatment on shipments to prevent small coal from freezing in gondola cars. The process adds about 400 pounds of rock salt per 50 ton cargo at the mine. An operator applying 1,200 tons of salt reportedly saved 512000 in unloading costs.
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Halis
The Golden Root: Ipecac's 17th Century Voyage and Trials
Historical notes recount how ipecac was carried from the New World to the Old by Dr. Legras who labeled it the golden root for its value. Dr. Helvetius’s experiments on condemned prisoners led Louis XIV to learn of the plant, highlighting its significance in amoebic dysentery treatments. Britain’s colonial reach spurred interest as it grows ipecac in Malaya with India soon following.
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Legras
Helvetius
Louis XIV
Great Britain
Malaya
India
Transcontinental Highways Bisect Kansas Most
Federal studies show Kansas is crossed by more transcontinental highways than any other state, reflecting a dense network that bisects the Sunflower State and shapes regional transportation planning.
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Kansas
State
Hearing impairment prevalence in U S schools and society
Raymond H Green, managing director of the American Society for the Hard of Hearing in Washington DC, states that between 6 and 6 percent of the school population have hearing impairment. He estimates about 8 million Americans have some degree of hearing impairment and at least 5 million face social adjustment challenges due to a hearing handicap.
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Raymond H. Greenman
American Society For the Hard of Hearing
Washington, D. C
United States
Peanut Clusters Recipe Instructions
Combine dark corn syrup molasses salt and vinegar simmer to 240 degrees or until a soft ball forms in water. Add fat and pour over roasted peanuts. Stir quickly drop by spoonfuls on greased surface. Yield twenty clusters.
Air Expansion Drives Pentagon Air Superiority Spending
Nearly half of two billion dollars spent by the federal government on military aviation over the past decade has been used in the last three years to fund U S air superiority efforts according to a new accounting.
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Psychiatric Clinic of
Chicago
David Rotman
Dept. of Commerce
United States
U. S. Air S
Undercoating Enamel and Neighborly Meetings
A guide notes that a better enamel job comes from using an undercoater from the same maker and following printed directions. It also emphasizes knowing neighbors to improve cooperation and restore neighborhood social values through a series of meetings.
Curtain Conservation Mends Thrifted Fabrics For Use
A reader suggests salvaging worn long curtains by using the top halves as sash curtains. Wash the fabric, tint if preferred, then sew top and bottom hems. This thrifty conservation helps extend fabric life and save resources.
Home Canning Prevalent Among Housewives in 1944 Survey
Nearly two thirds of the nation’s housewives reported doing home canning or other food preservation methods in 1944. The figure comes from a survey conducted by the Department of Agriculture.
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Department of Agriculture
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