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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1920

Page

5

Return of Roads Pleases Farmers Opposes Nationalization

Farmers and agricultural presses across the United States urge private railroad operation with federal regulation to ensure fair returns and low costs. The National Grange and Farm Bureau groups back returning railways to private owners, while opposing government ownership and nationalization schemes.

United States Senate T. C. Atkeson Washington National Grange United States The Grange Atkeson Congress American Farm Bureau Chicago National Farmers’ Congress Hagerstown New York

State Fair Price Commission Urges Cheaper Meat Cuts

The commission addresses housewives urging purchase of less costly meat cuts to cut food costs. It notes these cuts can be nutritious and tasty when prepared properly, yet are underused due to lack of information. Increased awareness aims to level demand and lower living costs.

State Fair Price Commission Fair Price Commission

Forequarter beef urged to cut living costs and ease prices

The report urges consumers to choose forequarter beef over hindquarter cuts to lower overall meat prices. Agriculture officials note porterhouse demand inflates prices, while forequarter meat suits roasts and stews and can reduce living costs. It cites differential pricing and suggests using neck meat in loaf recipes.

How to Lower Your Meat Bills and Save on Beef

Opinion piece urges housewives to diversify meat buying beyond porterhouse and ribs. It explains that chuck, round, rump, and other cuts provide tasty, nutritious options, and demonstrates how equal distribution of demand across carcass can lower overall prices. It includes a recipe for chopped beef au casserole and tips on using cheaper cuts.

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Co operation to curb the riot of unwise spending

Albert Boswell outlines how the Government Savings Organization and co operating groups push thrift across society. The piece promotes Treasury Savings Certificates and government securities as safe investments and urges schools, women groups, labor and fraternal organizations, and farmers to participate in a nationwide thrift movement for personal and national financial health.

Albert Boswell Government Savings Organization 7Th District Treasury Department Treasury Savings Securities Treasury U. S Cieties Treasury Savings

Thrift finds way to sea with Navy aid

War Savings stamps ride the flag around the world alongside navy ships. In the Mediterranean squadron government savings securities are treated as vital as ammunition on battleships and cruisers aiding Asia Minor. A letter from Captain David F. Boyd of the U S S Olympia at Constantinople confirms the thrift drive on that western shore is led by Lieutenant H K Keabig with full naval cooperation pledged by Boyd and his crew.

Mediterranean Government Savings Asia Minor Savings Division David F. Boyd U. S. S. Olympia Constantinople Wessel H. K. Keabig Boyd

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