Local Ad Ads and War Bond Appeals Fill Vernon News
The issue lists local ads for George Washington themed promotions, tailor services, and various businesses including Holt Vernon Theatre and McGownsy. It notes new advertisements, a barricade installation at the Town Telephone Co office, a feature film with Bessie Bayvisente, and Chaplin drafted for mobilization. It also mentions Sylvester Graham’s origin, I M Overbaugh’s team race, German property inquiries, and a plan to credit postwar funds to Liberty bonds.
Sharples Suede Need Separator promises consistent cream output
An ad claims a Sharples Suede Need Separator delivers stable 40 percent cream plus a fixed price per gallon, unlike other separators whose cream quality fluctuates with speed. The pamphlet argues the unit pays for itself within a year and offers demonstrations on request.
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Crean
Poultry market guidance from U S Department of Agriculture
The United States Department of Agriculture advises farmers to sell poultry stock gradually and prepare for market in May as a way to avoid food losses. The guidance emphasizes controlled selling of live or dressed fowl to prevent excessive supply.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Lufharan Church Notes English Services at 10 30 a m
Evangelical Church notes invite parishioners to Sunday services at 10 30 a m and Sunday School at 12 39 p m led by Pastor B S Schechler with German services at 9 00 a m YORA meeting at 7 00 p m and Thursday prayer services followed by choir rehearsal pastor Schlesserman extends a hearty invitation to all.
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Lufharan
B.S. Schechler
Evangelical Church
Methodist Church
Emworth League
Higeo
Baptist Church
BY. Plu
Lani
Schinal
Abova
J.H. Perry
Food Administration Urges Meat and Bread Cuts Amid Supplies Rise
The Food Administration warns that despite enlarged meat supplies expected for two to three months, a further reduction in bread and meat consumption is needed. It notes improved meat production, transportation limits, and harvest issues driving careful balance between domestic use and exports. Public response to voluntary cutbacks has been positive, aiding distribution to allies and preserving supplies.
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Food Administration
Shlehwe
Tresvat Ilse
Botone
Se Uniten
Rome
Heriulitort
Toni
Vale of Park
Grocers Endorse Nation's Wheat Substitutes Plan
Grocers nationwide promote the 50 50 wheat ruling to shoppers explaining that for every pound of wheat flour purchased consumers must also buy substitutes such as cornmeal corn flour oats and rice to ensure adequate supplies for allies. The plan details acceptable substitutes and ratios with exemptions for graham and whole wheat flours and limits on mixed flours containing less than 50 percent wheat. The aim is to conserve wheat while allowing flexible use of substitutes in home meals.
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Grocers
Andara
Regulavien
Hovsewife
U.S. Foot
Cdc
The
Food Administration
USA
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Fred Walkner Teuplement
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Henry Claussen
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Renwick
Clisa Matter
First National Bank
George Washington
Tallor
Nichardeon
S. Dh Maurer
Igi
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McGownsy
ALJ
Holt
Vernon Theatre
Webb White
Henry Clausson
Farmers Exchange
Apencer News-Herald
Coivokt McGrath
Bessie Bayvisente
Charlie Chaplin
Altho
Chaplin
Uncle Sam
Tawringie
Sylvester Graham
Wat
Ingvard
Graham
Boston
I. M. Overbaugh
Fred Walkner
Doliues
Chas
Nell
Schlesserman
Will M
Remwick, Iowa
M. C. Rogk Wood
Iowa
L. R. Turner
S&s
First National
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J. C. McGinley
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