11 Nov 1920
Page 1
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
1
USDA guidance emphasizes balanced school lunches and prepared baskets. It lists five food groups with proteins milk and meats, cereals and beans, fats, fruits and vegetables, and suggests practical basket combos like sandwiches with meat or beans, cheese, fruit, and milk. It stresses appetizing, portable lunches and proper wrapping to preserve temperature and appeal.
Federal meat inspection by the Bureau of Animal Industry, USDA, reports a record 70,709,037 animals inspected, a 20.0 percent rise from the prior year and 18 prior years’ average. Condemnations and product figures rise with extensive testing across 805 establishments in 203 towns, plus export and import totals and government meat inspections.
William A. Radford outlines a low cost brick house with a wide inviting porch. The 60 by 28 foot rectangle features colonial columns, pergola porch roof, hip roof with dormer, and a spacious floor plan offering five second floor bedrooms and a first floor den option.
The article extols brick houses with full basements and roof storage spaces suited for heating plants and laundry. It notes brick’s ancient origins, durability, privacy in large rooms, and color variety, plus war-time brick production recovery and cost competitiveness with other materials. It argues homeownership strengthens community ties and civic involvement.
Federal and state highway departments restart major road building as war shortages ease. Secretary David F. Houston notes good roads foster prosperity, rural life, schools, and marketing. Congress adds 200 million for road extension and expands federal aid to 20 000 per mile, enabling rapid project approval and construction nationwide.
Fragmented text notes a sense of mobility and happiness within a community. Mentions neighbors, view, theater, school and library, with plans to visit home on a Sunday. References to family and friends imply a social, contented town scene.
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