Indiana drives for roosters and Red Cross fund victory
Indiana readers report the It Fester Week drive urging farmers to cull roosters for sterile eggs and pledges, while Vigo County tops its $100 000 Red Cross goal. Other items cover stock judging prizes, suffrage lobbying, city finance probes, tax valuation jumps, scout land gifts, Red Cross gains, wartime labor shifts, hospital plans, and local civic changes across multiple towns.
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Lafayette
Purdue University
Indiana
Terre Haute
Vigo County
Red Cross War Work Fund
National War Fund Association
American Red Cross
Purdue College of Agriculture
Purdue
Indianapolis
Senate
Washington
Unti
Women’s Franchise League of
Richard Edwards
Peru
L. J. Cox
Michigan City
Common Council
M. J. Kenefick
Grand
Brazil
G. W. Gordon
Carl Biller
Posey Township
John M. Rawley
Brill
Danville
Earl Clevenger
Ben Cones
Goshen
George R. Harper
Board of Election Couissioners
Elkhart
Winchester
Union City
Gary
Hammond
East
Chicago
Public Service Commission
Gary Street Railway Company
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Boy Scouts of
Farmersburg
Sullivan County
Red Cross
Charles F. Coffin
Coffin
Logansport
Manon
Greenfield
Hancock County
Red Cross Treasury
St. Winchester
State Council of Defense
W. B. Miller
Anderson
Jesse Hickman Melett
William J Black
Madison County
Black Nanelty
Merlett
Evansville
Federal Food Administration
Gary Sheet Steel
Tin Plate
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Joliet
Albion
Frst
Young Men's Christian Association
J. G. Boonk
Association of
Republic County
Kansas
Wright Aviation Camp
Dayton
Noble County
Land values surge in Western Canada as farming booms
A Calgary Herald report notes rising demand and prices for wheat and grazing land across Western Canada. Values have jumped 10 to 15 dollars an acre, with some districts seeing land prices double or more while wheat, beef, and wool profits rise under government policies. Strong investment interest and better agrarian methods underpin continued land price growth through postwar expectations.
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Canada
Calgary Herald
Alberta
Gardeners Invited to Early Sunday Church Service
Clergymen in English towns hold a 15 minute Sunday morning service at 2 a.m. inviting men who spend Sundays in their vegetable gardens to attend in their working clothes.
Why Women Dread Old Age
Do not fear aging and harming others as years pass. Maintain body health by keeping kidneys and bladder clean to avoid senile afflictions. The Haarlem Gold Medal periodical advertises a diapuale product promising renewed vigor and health with continued use.
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Haarlem
Aremaile
Adv
Dreamy youth woos girl with eerie death question
A long haired young man tries to win the charm of a practical girl by asking in a low moving tone if she has ever longed for death. She questions whose death he means with practical calm.
Knicker Bond and Liberty Buttons Highlight Uniforms
Odd fragment describes a khaki uniform phrase The Uniform with Knicker A bond and Liberty buttons as seen in the New York Sun, hinting at 1910s dress or wartime insignia.
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Bocker
Liberty
New York Sun
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