Farm War Board urges records to stamp out black meat market
The Carrell County USDA War Board calls farmers to keep livestock sale records and obtain permits from April 1 to curb black market meat. It stamps wholesale cuts to identify illicit meat and warns investigations will follow suspected violations. The notice cites wartime goals and recalls food production gains during 1937 1942, urging cooperation for a steady wartime supply. It lists permits for farm machinery and equipment purchases from March 22 27 1943 including barb wire tractors and milking machines. The piece ends with a cartoon joke about a man coming home drunk as his wife sleeps.
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Carrell County
Usda War Board
Herman Daehler
War Board
Mr. Daehler
County War Board
Supreme Court
Carroll County Farm Machinery Rationing Committee
Frank Livengood
Roy Handel
P. D. Fulrath
Clarence Frederick
Harold Handel
Arnold Farthing
John Eisseller
Alfred C. Becker
Allan Pearson
H. K. Kneiss
Earl Truckenmiller
George Traum
Howard Sack
George Puterbaugh
Glen S. Fulrath
Lee L. Bye
Henry Wiersema
Carl Mielke
Paul Schoenhaar
S. J. Campbell
Fred Rahn
Megr
Wm, Wilson
Ovid Ward
Isadore Saidel
John T. Sack
Adam Morhardt
Deitt Law
Charles H. Moll
Kermit Krell
Roy Haring
Ralph Fahrney
Ned Turner Dies in Argo-Fa After Stroke at Home
Edward Daly Turner 62 of Argo-Fa died Monday at 12 15 p m after a paralytic stroke suffered that morning Funeral services were held in Mt Carroll and Argo-Fa Methodist Church with Rev James A Foard officiating Burial in Upper York cemetery Pallbearers were Raymond Carroll Charles Sack Willard Welch Cecil Mitchell Don Carpenter and Raymond Carroll Surviving are sister Grace Moyer and several nieces and nephews with multiple relatives listed from Argo-Fa and surrounding towns
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Ned
Daly Turner
Argo-Fa
Frank
Mt. Carroll
Argo-Fa Methodist Church
James A. Foard
Upper York
Kneale Hook
Rock of Ages
Jesus
Willard Welch
Raymond Carroll
Joe Melendy
N. R. Kenyon
Verne Kauffman
Charles Sack
Cecil Mitchell
Don Carpenter
Mr. Turner
Prince William County
Thomas
Amanda
Brain) Turner
Carroll County
York Township
Arro Fa
Northwestern
Argona
Fulton College
Turner
Grace Moyer
Lou Moyer
Ray Moyer
Savanna
William Beattie
Lanark
Edna Cooper
Pearl Crovidence
Madison
Wis
Harry Turner
Minnie Turner
Cora Beattie
Martha Glascock
Funeral Rites Held Saturday For York Native
Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas Marsicano held at 2 p m in Clinton Indiana with Dr L A Gustafson of the First Methodist church officiating Burial took place in York cemetery near Thomson She was a Thom son native daughter of Mr and Mrs John Morgan Her sister Mrs Ruth Meggenberg of Berkeley accompanied the body to Clinton
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Thomas Marsicano
Berkeley
Calif
Snell
Clinton
L. A. Gustafson
First Methodist Church of
York Cemetery
Thomson
Marsicano
John Morgan
Ruth Meggenberg
W. A. McCall
John French
North Fifth Street
Vada
Michellville
George W. Badger
McCausland
Princeton
Almont
Badger
Carroll Johnson
Johnson
Argo-Fa Social Notes From Fulton Area
Local families and friends visitations and activities across Argo Fulton Freeport and Morrison illuminate community life. Visits include the Van Kampen and Hoff man households, Mitchells in Hondo, and several family gatherings. A correction notes cookies served for the SCD hospital via Red Cross.
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Argo-Fa
Red Cross
The Keys of the Kingdom by Salome F. Mginty
A review of A. J. Cronin novel The Keys of the Kingdom focusing on Father Francis Chisholm a Scottish priest who becomes a missionary in China. The piece notes its spiritual weight compares to Cronin’s The Citizen and highlights themes of humility tolerance and religious duty across a life spanning Scotland and a Chinese village.
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A. Jd. Cronin
Francis Chisholm
Francis
Kingdom of
Heaven
Scotland
China
Tientsin
Miscellaneous Shower Honoring Mrs Edwin Bush
Mrs George Ardapple hosted a misc shower for Mrs Edwin Bush formerly Tena Schipper last Wednesday afternoon. Ten guests attended and lunch was served after a social hour. The honoree received various gifts for her future home.
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Edwin Bush
Tena Schipper
George Ardapple
Whiteside Sentinel
Mystery Cites Jail Confinement in Clinton County History
A fragment from the Clinton Herald dated Thursday March 25 1945 notes confinement of mothers from one to three days in county jail. The readable text also includes a diverging dialogue about cello phane gloves and their use for washing hands without getting them wet.
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Clinton Herald
Susan
Sally
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