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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
2
The article outlines rapid refrigeration for beef from slaughter to market. It explains chilling to just above freezing, then sustained storage in packing plant coolers, refrigerated cars, branch houses, and retailers until it reaches consumers. It emphasizes sanitary, modern science aided meat preservation and the high logistics of thousands of refrigerated cars moving perishable cargoes.
A New Jersey meeting led by J W Cloverdale, secretary of the National Federation of Farm Movements, rejects claims farmers will withhold crops to raise prices. He cites farm movements in Iowa, Illinois, Michigan and Minnesota, warns against market manipulation by speculators, and urges united action plus strong distribution and transport reforms.
Clarence Dutther of Zaroolyn will conduct morning services at Spruce Rus Tt Church. The singface- Tun Quartet will perform a pleasing selection. Mrs Peter Hoppnush visited Hig Bridge. Miss Nellie Apgar of Lebanon guests Ella Apgar.
Readable fragments describe a morning service at St Johns church Hope in God Country with a Junior Order lodge event and gatherings at Liberty mill. A Thanksgiving service is mentioned along with attendance figures and a presidential proclamation note in a ritual context.
Plans under way aim for early purchase and freeing of the Easton Phillipsburg toll bridge. The New Jersey Market Commission met in Trenton with T. A. Campbell president J. W. Darnell secretary and WE Hoy of Lambertville in attendance. It is said the obstruction issue is being overcome and the two seats will buy the bridge soon.
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