Indiana educators meet to fix student productive labor plan
Indiana educators join the educational section of the State Council of Defense to set timing and conditions for students leaving classes for farm work amid a food shortage. The move follows March 13 resolutions highlighting labor shortages and urging action, with further calls to expand farm work programs and ration bread and wheat use.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana State Council of Defense
A. B. Storms
George L. Macintosh
Wabash College
George Buck
Shortridge High School
United States Boys’ Working Reserve
Salvation Army
Committee
William H. Bohn
Friends of German Democracy
Mitter
Marion County Council of Defense
Bohn
Cambridge City
That Plate
Evans Woollen
Secretary of the Treasury
Council of National Defense
United States Food Administration
Raymond Kisér
Food Administration
Harry B. Barnard
Federal Food Administration
Clarence Royce
Parke County
Women Save for Country as War Effort Expands
In a wartime call to sacrifice, women divert earnings from luxury goods toward national needs abroad. The piece notes their savings support the war effort and help sustain families while soldiers fight for freedom overseas.
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U. S
U.S
Large Hog Purchase Sets Local Record at Fairbanks
James H. Scott of Retin Township visited on Saturday to report on hog purchases from Edgar Strain. He said he has bought hogs for 88 years and the biggest hog he ever bought from Strain cost 139.75 dollars. Scott bought over 3500 dollars worth of hogs from Strain in one week.
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Fairbanks
James H. Scott
Retin Township
Union
Edgar Strain
Mr. Scott
Mr. Strain
Merom State Bank Report March 4 1918
Merom State Bank in Indiana reports total resources of 108 222.18 with loans 76 073.74 and deposits 60 581.67. Officers A G McNabb president W W Bragdon vice president G T Carrithers cashier Paul D French assistant cashier. Sworn by cashier G T Carrithers on March 15 1918 before notary Mabel Shaw N P.
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A. G. McNabb
W. W. Bragdon
G. T. Carrithers
Paul D. French
Merom State Bank
Merom
Indiana
U. S
Cme Naante
State of
County of
Sullivan
Do Salemniy
Mabel Shaw
N. P
Rail timetable notice for 1916 routes and connections
Chicago, Ferre Haute and Southeastern Indiana timetable effective February 27, 1916. South Bound No. 23 arrives, North Bound No. 24 departs 7:25 am and 4:00 pm. Connections at Terre Haute Beehunter Bedford Seymour Westport with multiple lines. Central Passenger Association mileage honored. Apply to local agent 3, T. Averitt, GP. Chicago, am.
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Greensburg
Points North
Central Passenger Association
T. Averitt
Chicago
Time to Live: A Brief Historic Column
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a local or national notice about time and tempo in daily life. Readable elements suggest reflective or civic commentary on how communities allocate time and energy. The exact subject, names, or dates remain unclear in the fragment.
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Julius Hatry Shoe Co
Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union
State Council OF Defense
Sue M. Weir
California
San Diego
Calif
Sullivan Union
H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Wm. T. ‘Crawford
Marts
Sammie and
Sylvester
David Henry
Sprinkle Bowen
Denver
Col
I. H. Kalley
Roxie Coffee
Mattie Evans
Belle Thomas Kalley
Mattie Emison
United States
Touriss
Camp Kearney
Cirle
Gen Strong
Ambulanees
Sue Moore Weir
America
Savers
Sullivan County
Bennett's Pharmacy Seed Dept
Checago
Ferre Haute
FR. R
Globe
Jet
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