Victory flour and sugar controls widen in Indiana
The Food Administration warns against games of chance for food, notes Victory flour aims and rising housewife demand. Indiana millers may produce a Victory mixture with 80 percent wheat and 20 percent substitutes as revenue tax relief nears removal. Brooklyn company license revoked for grain handling irregularities. Sugar hoarding cases lead to penalties for Red Cross donations. Household canning advised even with limited sugar. invisible sugar suspected among housewives.
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Indiana
The
Food Administration
United States
Hughes Lumber and Grain Company
Brooklyn
Ind
Sugar beet price policy focuses on 1919 1920 crops
The food administration will support higher beet prices only for the 1919 and 1920 crop years. The 1918 price was fixed by agreement last spring. Efforts are underway to induce an unusually large beet acreage to meet next year’s sugar requirements.
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The
Food Administration
Centerville Woman Hoards Sugar. Penalty Paid
Mrs Frances Fender of Centerville hoarded seventy pounds of sugar. Warry W Gilbert the federal food administrator for Wayne county accepted a 250 dollar penalty from her and confiscated the sugar which was turned into trade channels. The money went to the Red Cross.
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Kieckner
Red Cross
Frances. Fender
Centerville
Warry W. Gilbert
Wayne Country
Chanrel S
Pet Cross
One-Year in Advance Six Months Three Months
Copy reads as a fragmented old advertising note listing subscription terms with durations and pricing elements. The readable portions mention one year in advance six months and one month options, plus a single copy variant.
Local News Roundup from North Manchester and Nearby
Miss Neva Hamman visits aunt Mrs. Zoda Fitton in Indianapolis as she recovers from illness. Mrs. James Decker and Mrs. E. P. Snyder visit North Manchester. Cynthia Getty from Claypool calls on friends. Sid Aker family to move to Warsaw for Hugro factory work. Emma Wedrick returns from South Bend. Lost rim-nose glasses reported at RECORD office. Esther Leckton from Mishawaka visits. H. G. Groninger and Mrs. Horne visit Anderson. James Needham family stay with Roscoe Self and Clarence Hill. Property for sale near Silver Lake. Editorial on demobilization and discipline. Charles Studt hosts dinner with Mrs. Myers. Oliver Typewriter ribbons for sale. Election day visits to Francis Bayer home. F. M. Metheny returns to Indianapolis after ten days here. Are you a Silver Lake Record subscriber Subscribe now to support readers.
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Silver Lake _ Record
Rittenhouse’s 1917 marriage to Minnie Whittle noted
The article recalls that in June 1917 Mr. Rittenhouse remarried Minnie Whittle, who had worked at the local telephone office. They moved to a farm after the marriage. Earlier, he had been employed by Mr. Day and drove a huckster wagon during a prior summer.
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Day
Rittenhouse
Minnie Whittle
Rittenhouse Family Rites Mark 1918 Death
Sherman T. Rittenhouse born June 29 1865 died November 2 1918 aged 55 years 4 months 3 days married Flayd Kirke October 16 1888 and Minnie Whittle with two marriages produced one daughter Mrs Hazel Martindale of Boonton New Jersey survives. Funeral details note a brother Rev W H Rittenhouse two sisters Mrs Isaac Mills and Mrs Arthur Hively four grandchildren and other relatives mourn his passing.
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Sherman T. Rittenhouse
William
Susan Rittenhouse
Flayd Kirke
Hazel Martindale
Boonton
New Jersey
Minnie Whittle
W. H. Rittenhouse
Isaac Mills
Arthur Hively
Funeral service and interment at Rose Hill cemetery
The funeral was held at the home Monday afternoon with interment in Rose Hill cemetery. Rev Blucker, the Methodist minister, officiated the service.
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Rose Hill
Blucker
Public Sale Near Town By Sid Aker
Sid Aker will hold a public sale Saturday forenoon starting at 10 30 at his place one and a half miles north and a half mile west of town. Items include horses cows hogs chickens farm implements household goods and various other articles. See large bills for full details.
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Sid Aker
Hayman Public Sale At Silver Lake Stock Farm
Saturday afternoon public sale by D Hayman at the west edge of Silver Lake offers 75 hogs and pigs 20 cattle a feeder and two hop houses. Sale starts at 1 30 stock described in large bills or notices in this issue.
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D. Hayman
Silver Lake
Gamble kin nurse returns to Detroit from southern settlement
Miss Lula Gamble, who had been with the Gamble families south of town assisting in caring for her brother, has returned to Detroit where she was employed as a nurse in a hospital.
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Lula ‘Gamble
Gamble
Detroit
Jina Hospital
NJ Woman Attends Father's Funeral in Town
Mrs Hazel Martindale and two children from Boonton New Jersey came Sunday to attend the funeral of her father S. T. Ravenhouse held Monday afternoon. She stayed with relatives at the Martindale home and visited others in town.
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Boonton
N. J
T. Ravenhouse
H. A. Martindale
From Ohio Bert Keller Visits Dundee Friend
T. S. Keller, long in Dundee Ohio, arrived for a several days visit with relatives and friends. Bert is in good health after a three week influenza layoff and is now getting ready to return to work.
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T. S. Keller
Dundee
Oahio
Bert
Family relocates farm near town. vacated land to be rented or sold
Moving from a Chester County farm the House family shifts to a new home a mile and a half northeast of town and will rent or sell the former farm southwest of town after moving their cattle and belongings.
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Chester House
Help in This Great Cause War Works Campaign Call
Urges all citizens to support the United War Works Campaign to fund morale boosting and comfort for soldiers. Readers are asked to give freely and influence others, stressing patriotism and timely assistance to sustain our heroes.
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Benity
Nan
United War Works
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