France's Ruined Battlefields Persuade Hard Peace View
GC S Clark reports from Varis, France seeing Verdun area ruins, shell torn villages, and No Man's Land. He describes forts, tunnels, German prisoners aiding repairs, decimated Reims, and shattered Verdun while reflecting on Versailles terms. He notes stark destruction, mass ammunition, and the moral prompting a hard peace.
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GC. S. Clark
Varis
France
Fort Douamont
Verdun
Versailles
Telgiaimn
Argonne
Chateau Thierry
Tm Iiley
Breen
Clave
Meaux
Montinirail
Charlons
Membiisadl
St. Afenehouwld
Newring Verdun Wei
Muainy
Fort Donumont
No Man's Land
Challongs
Reims
Ste. Menchould
Challons
Vlindenburg
Fort de la Pompelle
No Man's md
Rehns
Mamma Ceat
Uoon
Paris
Chafen Thierry
Yankee Horseshoer Finds Shell Spoils Horse
Joseph Wolfe son of Council man George Wolfe of St Clair Po recently returned from France tells an odd war tale. Wolfe a skilled horseshoer describes how a horse collapsed under him during shoeing and a shell had beheaded the animal with a clean cut as if by a knife.
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Joseph Wolfe
George Wolfe
St. Clair
France
Wolfe
Nu. Shell
Spiders Cut in on Cables Across South America
Reports from Buenos Aires describe spider webs forming across telegraph lines from Argentina, Brazil, and Chile to the United States, tying up interior routes. The webs dampen in rain and cause short circuits while large forces of Mnemon patrol the pampas and mountains removing the accumulations.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
United States
South America
Pampag
Smountains
Indiana News Roundup Highlights Army Worms and Tax Plans
The Indiana dispatches report army worm outbreaks across many counties with Purdue experts warning of the worst pest year in memory. Governor Goodrich sets new clemency tempo, while tax officials predict higher average rates under the new law. War savings pledges rise in Indianapolis schools as farmers debate land assessments and Army wool sales near Fort Wayne mark local commerce.
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Greensburgh
Margaret Pollock
Franklin
Anderson
Indiana Tax Title Association
EF. M. Jackson
South Bend
Lambert
Rockville
Newcastle
Oakgrove
Lafayette
Purdue University
Indiana
Indianapolis
Fred Sims
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Muncie
J. F. Treasure
Delaware County
E. A. Graff
Indiana War Savings Committee
Frankfort
Clinton County
American Legion
Walter T. Cohee
France
Seymour
Jackson County
St. Rochester
Farmers’ Associations
Putton County
Cass Counts
Bethlehem and
Harrison
Krauss & Appelbaum
Fort Wayne
Western
Goodrich
Ralston
Marshall
Washington, D. C
Harry B. Smith
Tadzuna
Watson
Adjutant General
Army
Smith
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Warsaw
Kosciusko County
Logansport
Madison County
H. S. Agster
Petersburg
Associated Colleges
Carnegie Foundation
Franklin College
Tadianapoli
Dobbin
Indianapolise
Public Service Commission
Indianapolis Telephone Company
Central Union Telephone Company
Central Union
New Albany
United States Army
John M. Paris
Floyd
Oliver G. Grantham
Jeffersonville
Grantham
Terre Hante
County Board of Review
Sloney Creek
Rochester
Weevil
Richmond
County Turnpike Repair Department
Uta Stimdstil
Wiel
Tays PL Buskirk
Chatriin
Indiana Free Enrolement Commission
Munele
Delaware
J. B. Treasure
James BP. Goonrich
Susan 1B. Anthony
Congress
Cooling Milk on the Farm Instructions from USDA
The USDA outlines efficient on farm milk cooling using a surface cooler with cold well water or spring water, storing cans in a tank of water and ice. It notes temperatures below 50 degrees F are achievable, optimal water source, space between tank and cans, and emphasizes using abundant cold water to avoid insulation costs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Make and Use Sterilizer for Dairy Utensils
The U S Department of Agriculture offers a simple inexpensive steam sterilizer for small farms to sterilize milk cans and utensils. Steam kills disease germs improving milk and cream quality and keeping quality. Full details are in Farmers Bulletin 748 available from the department while supplies last.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Java
Kalut
Frange
America
Belgium
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