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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1917
Page
3
The article describes making marmalades from vegetables to use autumn produce for winter storage. It highlights carrot marmalade using ground carrots orange lemons and sugar then preserves in hot jars. It also suggests combination marmalades with squash carrots pineapple and lemon and outlines the same method for preservation.
A nationwide campaign urges farmers and railroads to keep livestock off tracks. Orders direct section farmers to maintain right-of-way fences and cattle guards. Fairfax Harrison of the Railroad War Board says preventing such losses saves meat and artillery supplies.
An aged reader seeks relief from stomach discomfort with Chamber's Tablets claiming to strengthen digestion and bowel movement without pepsin. Sold by Odona Drug Co. Rev C A Buchanan traveled to Washington on Wednesday to preach the funeral sermon of W H Fickie who died Sunday afternoon.
Frosts and poor weather threaten seed corn across the Corn Belt. Indiana counties face heavy seed losses with up to half the crop unusable for seed. Farmers urged to maximize this year’s seed supply by storing fit corn and reporting available seed to the Emergency Demonstration Agent in Washington Indiana to meet 1918 needs.
A committee of grain growers and distillers seeks to salvage over 50 million bushels of frost damaged corn on Indiana farms. Sessions with the National Council of Defense and Food Director Hoover aim to secure contracts to save the crop from total loss, restarting Indiana distilleries and supplying feed for cattle. A Chicago meeting intends to extend to Minnesota and other Midwest states, with hopes to save more than 100 million bushels and pay farmers up to fifty cents a bushel. Frost and weather delayed maturation, causing the loss.
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