Agricultural Department Plans Emergency Use of 20 Million
The Department of Agriculture proposes nearly 20 million dollars in emergency spending. Eight million funds seed purchases at cost, six point one million expands cooperative extension work with state colleges, and 1.27 million fights animal diseases and boosts livestock production.
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Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Department
Bureau of Chemistry
Bureau of Biological Survey
Second Ward Ladies Sell 146 Dollars in Stamps
In the second ward the U D C reported sales of 146 dollars in Thrift and War Savings Stamps last week. The third ward remains to be canvassed by the Mothers Club, with the campaign date not yet given. The note ends with a quoted wartime salutation from T C Harbough of Gastown Ohio.
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Second Ward
Boy Scouts
Mothers Club
Feed Hogs Six Weeks Earlier With Hog Powder
A printer's promo states some hogs fatten faster on feed and that B. A Thomas Hog Powder acts as a conditioner to keep hogs healthy and fatten quickly. It clarifies the product is medicine, not food, and cites Carmichael Hardware Co. as the dealers.
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B. A. Thomas
Carmichael Hardware Co
Red Cross Benefit At Cedar Rock Nets $8.10
The Red Cross benefit at Cedar Rock school Friday night netted $8.10 and Prof. A B Culberson turned the amount over to the treasury for war relief work. The showing was considered good. The article notes no federal law on playing the national anthem though some states ban medley usage. It closes with a question about permanent streets for Jackson.
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RED Cross
Cedar Rock
Treasury
A. B. Culberson
Quinine Tonic Laxative Brand Claims Superior Calm Effect
An advertisement touts Laxa Bromo Quinine as superior to rivals for tonic and laxative use. It claims no nervousness or head discomfort, and urges remembering the full name for E. W. Grove’s signature. Price listed as 50 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Sale of wool to unauthorized persons forbidden
The article notes that selling British and Irish wool to any person not authorized by the government is forbidden.
Cedar Rock Club Notes War talk and Red Cross event
The Cedar Rock Club heard a state supervisor discuss the war as part of club activities. A Red Cross entertainment raised 8.10 dollars. Students will deliver impromptu speeches from prepared outlines as preparations continue.
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Agricultural Dept
Jackson Banking Co
England
F. S. Etheridge
E. L. Smith
W. O. Ham
W. P. Newton
H. O. Ball
W. P. Nutt
R. P
J. T. Goodman
J. B. Settle
Sasnett
Baltimore, Md
Hancock
Beelzebub
Bill
Hades
Palace
Hell
Kaiser Wilhelm
Judas
Herod
Hell’s Portals Hut
Nick
Wilhelm
Beast
Devil
T. C. Harbough
Gastown
Ohio
Newton Hardware Company
L & Mi
L&mm
L&t
Jackson
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Cedar Rock Club
Triotic
Red Cross Entertainment
Packer
Swift & Company
U. S
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Illinois
Swift & Company US
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