Federal Food Administration issues wheat flour rationing update
The Federal Food Administration lays out a temporary wheat flour ration plan allowing farmers to receive eight pounds of flour per month per person for self grown grain delivered to mills. It bans damp wheat purchases, warns against unfair grading, and updates butter pricing and fat use rules as war measures continue.
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State Council of Defense
U. S. Grain Corporation
Victory
Local Mentone Visitors and Town News Briefs
Mrs. Irvin Smith of Mentone visits in town with sister Mrs. Samuel Smith. Edward Hay visits Chicago with Miss Angela Tyler who stays several days. J W Ferverda and family visit Mrs. Ferverda's mother Mrs. Cam McCormick in Wabash. Miss Elouise Love to stay till Thursday. Mrs. Harry Bouse and children visit Zimmerran home. plan move to Garrett soon. Mrs. Samuel Smith improving after illness. Homeo elevator ad and new car at Silver Lake. Laura Cuffel from Elkhart visits Mrs. Thomas Baker. George McCarter from Warsaw escorts Laura. she visits a few days. Jesse Lynch auctioneer notes livestock sales. Mrs. Ben Leckrone of Wabash visits Sol Leckrone. Miss Lia Stucknen with her. Lela Owen of Sidney visits Ralph Shepherd. James Harter in Marion visiting relatives. Silo for sale. 10x36 Bourbon tripple wall with hip rafters. never erected. Elizabeth Hanson returns from Warsaw with M. J. Makemson. Mrs Morningstar of Nappanee visiting Elmer Laughman. Sadie Shireman, Warsaw employee, visits home. Newspaper ad on by products of beef incl heads, tails, tongues, livers, etc. Glen Tullis of Akron visits Tuesday. Mrs Charles Raber at North Manchester at Dory Raber home. Insurance office Brush & Hansen offering fire and tornado rates. Mr. and Mrs. E J Ger visitors in Huntington. Phyllis Underhill among North Manchester visitors. Homeco elevator reports carload and Indianapolis trip for Gettys. Truman remains for longer visit.
Powell Found Guilty Over Sugar Supply Misrepresentation
A. R. Powell, operating two Linton groceries, was found guilty of overstating sugar on hand and loses sugar selling privileges until October 1. An affidavit claimed 1,000 pounds, but an investigation showed 5,560 pounds. The notice warns grocers that Sunday closing violations will cut off supplies and saccharine usage in vinegar is restricted.
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A. R. Powell
Linton
Powell
Food Administration
Magazine Agency Seeks Subscriptions at Savings
An authorized subscription agency offers to handle subscriptions to any magazine and save time and money. They advertise catalogs with money saving magazine clubs and invite readers to call for a copy. Brush & Hanson at the ArcoRD office in Silver Bale.
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Silver
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Sons the Dependable Jewelers
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Topo
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Indiana
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Cooley
Gary
Mrs. Irvin Smith
Mentone
Mrs. Samuel Smith
Edward Hay
Chicago
Angela Tyler
Miss Tyler
J. W. Ferverda
Wabash
Harry Bouse
Zimmerman
Garrett
Silver Lake
Misa Laura Cuffel
Elkhart
Thomas Baker
George McCarter
Warsaw
Jesse F
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Disko
Ben Leckrone
Sol Leckrone
Lia Stucknen
Lela Owen
Sidney
Ralph Shepherd
James Harter
Marion
Record Office
Elizabeth Hanson
M. J. Makemson
Mrs. Morningstar
Nappanee
Elmer Laughman
Sadie Shireman
Ariso
Glen Tullis
Akron
Charles Raber
Dory Rab R Raber
Brush & Hansen
E. J. Ger
Hurtington
Phyllis Underhilt
North Manchesurday
Isitor
East Silver Lake
Frank Getty
Truman
Indianapolis
Devon
Pauline Detterman
Lier
Liberty
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James Meloy, Goshen and
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Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F.J. Cheney & Co
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A. W. Gleason Notary Public
F. J. Cheney & Co
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Ef’ Hardware Co
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Bourbon Silo CO
Bourbon, Ind
W. W. Hill
Kosciusko County
Wabash, Fulton and
Whitley Counties
Ind
Ford Tractors
Henry Ford & Son
S.B. Whittenberger
Claypool
Geo. Merkle
Clay Township
Merkle
S. B. Whittenberger
Indiana Council of Defense
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